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OREGON CITY ENTKIU'RISk, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1903
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THE BANK
OF
REGON CITY
ili'Rl was not cinicliiili'il until Ust Hidur
day. J lie iihw arrangi'iimnl will l.e to
(tin dcrldi-d hi) vnntKf ol Inuriats to thia
SIM'liOII u( till) VhIIcV III llllit tlitv will be
enabli'il to iniikM the trip ohm wav h v
boat hiiiI leiiirn by Ilia cur. Assistant
Hiiperlntriiidwil Fields, ol tin O. V. 1'.
A Hv. Company, aiiiKiiiiii t-n that the
roiii iih n y will provide free ni'iTtuln-
I ini'iit at Chih nmli I'ark every Holiday
throughout the sijiniiier. An organi!
linn ol fulurnil jubilee singers ami Instru
mentalists was the Nltt m'tion lnl H u ii -duy.
will give
tention. .
appIieH to
it careful at
Thirt meSHago
thu men and
tho women alike.
Oregon City Enterprise
. TOLD IN SIDEHEADS.
IllllKI'TUH C.UKIKI.II KwnllN Iw. At
mn'Cinl iiiiii'tiiitf ill tht Oregon City shool
ImihkI Monday uIiitiiokii, C'Iih". ll. ('
fir 11 . the hi'wlv eleclwl number, Him
sworn in, lr. W. K. Carll siiriredH to
tliu cIih ir iiiuiimI ii of the board. An ml
Jcuriied meeting will I lipid Idtiir this
week when a principal nf the F.tham
school will ha el"'t-d ti) Micrecd Minn li.
T. Smith rimigiird. Tim iomthh of utility
will Im rrvihril mid the leat hers assigned
t the Kitin meeting.
i i-if -
Itiie
the great
PhlykzdiciheJ
Hanii Hoys (ikt Kcits. The ineinhera
of tlm Oregon City bend have, tecelved
new uniforms of an attractive pattern
1 lis suits are made of dark green mate
rial with wide black lirald trimmings.
Tbwae uniforms will probably 1 Initiated
t the local fourth of July celebration.
I .out Axotiiiu Oamic. Oregon City
liMit the Sunday gsme 61 baseball to the
Vancouver Maroona by a wore of 8 to 1
The name waa played at Vancouver and
waa witnessed by a number of Oregon
City people who accompanied the local
bine to that city.
Will Bt'Y Koad Maciiinkkv. The
Clackamaa county court la negotiating
for the purchaae of a combined rock
crusher and mud roller a a meana of
furl tier promoting (be building of good
roada In this county. At the tTt-m-nt
time the county la poorly equipped with
road building machinery.
JaI'KHON StMKKT Imi'hovkmknt. The
city council Monday night awarded to
John dinner, of Una city, the contract
for improving J nek no n nlreet for $7(H4.LM)
The contract calla for the grading of the
a tree t for a distance of eiitlit block with
crushed rock. Marry J one, also of tbia
city, waa the only other bidder. Ilia
proposal was for $7SH0.IS.
Kkmimiikhku tii N'kxiiy. Oregon
City people tutmcritM-d $22".!.60 in cbhIi
for the relief of the ileppner flood aurvi
vora and the amount baa beeu forwarded
to the proper disbursing committee. In
addition to thia cash subscription by the
reaiderita of thia city, the management
of the Oreuon City Manufacturing Com
pany eulmcnbed $100 north' of blankets
for the needy of Heppner.
Ha Station at IUihimi. The Oregon
Water l'ower A Railway Company estab
lished an ullire at llorinv Monday morn
lri(. (ViiHtruction of the company' road
bed to thia point baa been (iniahed and a
freight depot and other neietwary build
inifa will be conntructed there bv the
compMiiy In a tihort time. J. K. S'obln,
of thia city, liaa been nppoinlHd ancnt for
the company and anaumed churns of the
olllce Monday.
Kok Kwkkt ClIAMITV 1 lie Ifpppner
benefit baneliall umiie nlayed at Cane
mall I'ark Mind ay afternoon bet weni the
builmra and clerka and the leainntera,
reunited In a victory for the teamriterH
by a aoore of It) lu (I. Threatening
weather reduced the attendance which
would otherwim have been In run. About
$10 waa realized from the gntne and that
amount will he forwarded to tho Hepp
ner iliHliurrtinu committee. K. K Taylor,
the tiopular ciar aalenman, wa atrnck
on I lie aide of the head by awiflly
tliiown ball and quite painfully bruin-d.
The hoy denerve credit for their work
Sundiy in behalf of the Ilotipner flood
Ritllernre. The iimne waa played in a
driictling rain but the playera were too
much enthiiaed In the Kline and the
worthy caino for which they were labor
I ii if to mind a gontle dowtiouring of
Oregon mint.
I ant Friday afternoon, Ralph Holtnea,
of I'ark place, waa kicked and aeverely
bruiaed by fraulioua horae thai he waa
attempting to hitch up. Although no
Ix'iiea were broken, Mr. IJolmea waa
quite badly bruiaed.
The littie aob of C. K. Naah, who Uvea
on Seventh tlreet, auntained aurioua
acalp wound laat Thuralay afternoon
that required a uurutier of atitchea for ita
treatment. I lie little fellow waa play
ing in the barn loft when he fell through
an opening in the floor, atriking hie head
againat aoine acentlinK bv which hie
acalp waa badiy lacerated junt above I lie
eyea.
Thwlfurd'a Jiliick-Drauglit luia
aaved docUrrn billi for more tliun
aixly ycttm. Tor tlie common fam
ily ailincntn, auch an coiiHtipation,
liidijfi'ntion, hard cold, IjowcI com
pluinU, clniU and fever, biliona
tKwi, liciul.u hc and other like
coinpliiiiila no other medicine in
neciwwiry. It invijoraU-a and rejf
ul.itci tim liver, ax lint (lijcntion,
atiniiilut'i ai-lion of Uj) kidiu.'yt,
tmrifie the blood, tnd pur(re the
bowl of foul wxuisiulutioiia. It
cure liver complaint, indigeiitkm,
our atomaih, dizzincin, clulU,
rliiMiinatio paina, iidcucho, back
ache, kidnnvtroublin. combination.
diarrho-a, LilioutiieM, jnlca, hard
cold and lic i l.i !ie. Lvery druff
(fist has'l'hclf.jrd'a I!lack-LrauKLt
in 'Oi cent piicl.-ntfca and in mum
moth nine f it tl .00. Never mwvt
a int.'tutc. Jnuixt on bavinff the
ori'inid mude by the Chattauooga
ilolicine Company.
I believe Thtdford! Black-Draught
U the but medicine on earth. It U
good for any and everything. I have
a family of twelve children, and for
lour year I have kept them on foot
ana neeltny wHh no doctor but Black
Draught A. J. GREEN, Ktwara, La.
KanSdiafTncr
V Mjrx
HindTiilorcd
The little daughter uf Mr. and Mrs. T.
K. Cowing, Jr., while playing with a
hand cycle Friday afternoon, very nearly
aevered one of the toet on her left foot.
Clackamas Couuty Court.
Continued 1'rom 1'agc Hii.
Tkaciikhs at Pahki'i.ack. The board
o' diivctora lor the l'urkplace ecbool IhhI
Week held the annual election of teacti
ern. I'rof. II. L. McCann waa re elected
principiil and Mra. Iliickaud MinBChlldn
were retained aa grade teacberH. Minn
WiIhdti, recently from Michigan, and
MifM Tliompaon, a graduate of the Aab
land Normal achiMil, were named to mi'"
ceed Mikh Williams and Mine Marahall
who bud realgned.
I'Kor. Ghaiiam an Attn!. The Mar
qtiain (irand 'theatre in l'ortland laat
huturday night waa hardly large enough
to accommodate the many friends and
admirer of i'rof. William Wallace dra
ham, of thia county. They bad ance mbled
to enjoy a concert given liy Mr. (iraham.
Oifteil and accomi liabed that be waa bo
fore going to Kurope, a six years' atndv
tinder the great muaters hue developed
I'rof. (.fialmni into a tnanlerfiil iierformr.
The length of the exoellent program waa
doubled by the repeated encores that
were renponded to. Mra. Rose Block
Ibiuet sang a number of selections and
I'rof. Kdgar ('oilmen accompanied the
violiniat.
(ittKAT Amoi'nt ok Tbavkl "Tho sale
ol tickets in the Oregon City ollice today
has been the largest of any average day
in yeurs," said C. II. Krisacl, local agent
of thu Southern f'acilli: Company Mon
day ilternoon. "It waa juat a year ago
this month that the faro in this state was
reduced from 4 to 3 cents per mile, and
in spite of the reduction the aggregate of
the receipts of the ollice is larger than a
year ago. The receipts of this ollice from
the enie of tickets is continually increas
ing." Local travel waa never better
than at the present time. Kach outgo
ing and incoming train is comfortably
filled and frequently crowded. An in
creased settlement of this section of the
state, coupled with the more prosperous
conditions now prevailing here, are re
sponsible for this condition in transpor
tation circles.
terroad.in District No. 12. Koad bo
perviaor Sprauge instructed to proceed
with improvement in accordance with
hla plan.
in Ilia matter ol the trillion ol I. L.
Jamea for a county road and for vacation
ol part of the Kagan A (iarrett mill road.
Ordered that board of county road view
era meet on the 27th ol June, 11)03.
In the matter ol aasiatance to Sarah
Carr, indigent person. Ordered that
Joseph Carr, of Newherg, and Ainoa
Carr, of liridal Veil, be notified to care
lor aaid Sarah Carr, their litter.
In the matter ol the careof Mrs. Valen
tine and C. C. I-ewia, indigent a r ons.
Ordered that warrant issue to aaid Mra.
Valentine for $18 tier month for care of
aid pwnoiis until furtner orders.
In the mutier ol the report of viewers
ol 1'. ('. Miller road. Head first time
and laid over until tomorrow for teconJ
reading.
In the matter of the rep trt ol viewers
of J. Strous road. Report read first time
and laid over until morrow for second
reading.
In the matter of the application of Jos.
Simon for redemption of land from sule
of taxes lo Clackamas county. Ordtfred
that aaid Joseph Simon be permitted to
redeem raid land lor years 1 !!, I IK0 and
liHil, upon payment lit the sum of $440.
In the matter of lumber for Ahernethy
road. Ordered that otl'ur of W. II. Hon
ney to furnish lumber at t(i.75 per tnou
Band, to the extent of 100,000 (cut deliv
eied on auid road as may be directed by
W. 11. CouiiKell, the superintendent.
In the matter of bids for construction
ol addition and changes in court house,
itids were oened at 2 o'clock and weie
aalollowa: K. li. 'White. $4832 ; J. Ze
iiello, $4741 8f; Johnsen A. Andrews,
$11204. Ordered that clerk return certi
fied checks to K. ii. While and J. Zenel
lo, and that bid of Johnson & Andrews
be taken under advisement.
In the matter of the appointment of
denulv abends bv Sheriff John U. Miu-
ver. Ordered that appointments be cou- j Kidney Trouble
firmed and such deputies to act without
of P. C, Miller road. Report read sec
ond time and report accepted, and road
ordered otiened with work of petitioner,
and expense account of survey be paid
by Clackamaa county, aa follows: ("has.
Ieiigbertv $2 40, E. Albright $2 60, E.
K. Judd. $2.H0, Amos Johnson $2, Scott
Canter $2, II. W. Uagby $2, John W.
Meldrom $10.40.
In the matter of the report of viewer
of John htrous road. Report read
eecond time, and a claim for damages
being Bled by H. F. Bridges for $100. it
is ordered that J. R. Morton, W. II.
Boring, A. W. Cooke be appointed view
eta ol damages, to meet June IK, 1003..
In the matter of the petition of John
F. Jennings for cancellation mortgage
taxes for 1H02 and 1HU3. Ordered that
Upon payment of fifty per cent of said
taxea the same be canceled.
In the matter of the petition of (ieo.
rlrown for a private road acroea lands of
Melissa llinkle. Ordered that board
of comity road viewers meet on said
premises on the 17th day of June, 1903.
In the matter of land deeded to Clack
amaa county by John W. Meldrnm for
bicycle path. Ordered that county
clerk issue to John W. Meldruin a quit
claim deed for all county's right to said
property.
In the matter of the petition of John
Stewart for rebate of taxea on double as
sessment. Ordered that said matter be
taken under advisement.
In the matter of petition of Eastern
Investment for return of money paid on
double assesameut. Ordered that said
matter be taken under advisement.
In the matter of claim of C. F. I'olivke
for Ions of a horse. Ordered referred to i
district attorney for Opinion as to liabil-1
Ity ol county.
In the matter of Rtitdiong & Co. for i
book typewriter and nssessmont rolls. I
Ordered referred to county judge. j
In the matter of claim of I'. J. Riding i
and son for supplies furnished indigent j
person. Ordered thai same be laid over i
until orders for same are returned to '
clerk. I
In the matter of claim of II. A. Vor
phal. Ordered that it he laid over 1
until statement legarding same is re-
ceived from supervisor, who contracted I
same.
In the nutter of the resignation of
Oussie Maddock, deputy treasurer. Or
dered that same be accepted.
In the matter of the resignation of A.
S. Dresser, judge of election. Ordered
that same be accepted.
In the matter of construction of addi
tion and alteration of court house. Or
dered that contract be let-to Johnson
A Audrews for all iniiirowtneiits accord
ing to plana and specifications for $3400.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK?
pay.
lu the matter of the appointment of
board of county road viewers. Ordered
that I). W. Kuinard, John l.ewellen, be
appointed to act with John W. Meldruin,
county surveyor, as auch board.
In the mailer of the funeral expenses
of (ireenleaf Chute, indigent soldier.
Ordeied that upon certilicato of com
mander of .Meade 1'ost. U. A. R , that
said Oreeuleaf Chute was an indigent
soldier, without means or property, and
that Mineral expenses amounted to $45,
that clerk issue warrant to Biid com
mander for said expense.
In the matter of deeds from R. Scheu
bel and Lottie Schuebel for lands for
road purposes. Ordered that said deeds
be accepted and that they be recorded
without charge.
In the matter of the petition of L.
Woodcock for removal of obstructions in
Oerdue and Struthers road. Ordered
that supervisor remove obstructions
from said road as per survey to be made
by county surveyor.
In the matter of the case of P. II. Mar
lay vs. Clac'"B count. Ordered that
taxes for ycrs I8I':(. 18i'4 nJ be
canceled. , . .
In the matter of the petition of G.
W. Scramlih for telephone privileges on
certain county roads. Ordered that pe
tition be granted subject to provisions of
laws regulating same.
In the matter of the remonstrance of
I'' zens of Boting precinct against grant-
Canemah between both the cars and the i in j I quor license in said Boring precinct,
boats. There have tieeii rumors for some ', Otde-cii 'hat remonstrance be placed on
time that the combine here indicated I file, a- no petition for liquor license has
would lie formed between the O. W. 1. been fil d.
& Ry. Company and the boats but the ' In the matter of the report of viewers
Hakes You Miserable.
IIavb tub Samb Sciikdui.e. Begin
ning last Saturday, June 20, the O. R. &
H. and theO.C.T. Company river steam
ers raised to 45 cents the round trip fare
between Portland and this city. Tickets
sold under this schedule are interchange
able over the river steamers and the O.
V. P. A Ry. lines. The usual Sunday
rate of 25 cents for the round trip will
nrevail. Connection will be Tnade at
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Clothier and Haberdasher o
Cor. 6th and Hain Sts., Oregon City O
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We
Wantto
Win.
We are headed for the goal of
your approval. We'd like to
jhave you give us a chance to
jw in your patronage. We have
Hie siia a aniljwe keep moving
to ttie front. We'll win ol
:ourse; wont you help us? We
tim to hit the suit tastes of all
kinds of men, and we are do
ing it. We aim to give you
better quality and style than
vour money will buy anywhere
Mse. We are doing that too.
We boy the bert merchandise
ibtainable, such as
Hart, Schaffner &
Marx Clothing
VV. L. Douglas
Shoes
.Monarch andCluett
Shirts and Collars
and the celebrated
Hawes $3.00 Hat
Yon won't find a better audi
ence lor your money tnan we
Hive yon, lor we appreciate
yonr wants and value yonr
. 'patronage.
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2,000 mileB of ong dis
tance telephone wire in
Oregon, Washington, Cali
fornia and Idaho now in
operation by the Pacific
Station Telephone Com
pany, covering 2,251)
towns.
Quick, accurate, cheap
All the satisfaction of a
personal communication.
Distance no effect to
clear understanding. Spo
kane and San Francisco
as easily heard as Port
land. Oregon City office at-
Harding's Drug Stora
NEW YORK GALLERY S. J. "VAUGHN,
HAS MOVED
on Main Street, opposite
Electric Hotel. Formerly
occupied by the Colnmbia.
TURNEY, FOTOGRAPER
E. I. SIAS
DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Spectacles.
All kinds of Repairing neatly done
and warranted.
CAXBY,
OREGON
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
OREGON CITY.
LOCATED
BETWEEN THE
DKPOT.
BRIDGE AKB
Double and Single Rigs, and sad
die horses always on hand at the
lowest prices. A corral) connected
with the barn for loose stock.
Information regarding any kind cf
atock promptly attended to by person ol
letter.
Horses Bought and Sold.
Horses Boarded and Fed on reasona
ble terms.
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WAV'.-
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We Have Devel
oped Our
WATCH
BUSINESS
In the last few years
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the treat kidnev. Itvi-r
L and oladder remedy.
ii is me great mea
cal triumph of the nine-
teenth century; dis-
t covered after years of
TTjui)' scientific research by
fvij'xg Dr. Kilmer, the emi
nent maney ana Dlaa
der specialist, and is
wonderfully successful In promptly curing 1
ame DacK, aianey, Diaaaer, 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 bladder trouble it will be found
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 has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer In this paper and
send your address to
ur. Mlmerai;o.,bihg-.! -"
h&mton, N. Y. The -'-iiiil-A
reruiar titty cent and Ronwor Bwunp-Root.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake, but remem
ber the name.Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-KiMt, and the address, Bing
bamton, N. Y., on every bottle.
TO A HIGH POINT OF PERFECTION
BUT WE are not (joint? to stand still, we propose to double it this year. And in
order to do so we are offering special inducements, ench as enlarging our stock,
selling on the installment plan, making a payment when you purchase the
watch and pay the balance in monthly or weekly payments, selling at special prices
and guarantee every watcb, both the quality and price. And you can depend upon
our guarantee as we have had years of experience in dealing in watches and watch
repairing. If you do not know ns,
Ask Your Neighbor About Us.
He Has Always Found Us Reliable
We are especially proud of our stock of gold filled watches at this time. It is by far the
largest e have ever shown before. We just received a lot of the newest patterns
They are of the best makes, such as the Boss and Crescent Cases fitted with Walthaui
and Elgin movements.
We are offering a good reliable Gold Filled Watch for $12.00- This is not a cheap
gold plated case with an imitation movement, but a good Cioid Filled Case guaranteed
to wear 20 years, fitted with an Elgin or Waltbam movement. Then we have others of
better grades at $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00. Silver watches from $ti.l0 up. Nickel
watches from $2.50 up.
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Ahnilf l?Pnn innO' We believe in doinir work right.
nuuul ItJail lllj;. men are skilled and conscientious,
grumble at the price either. All our work guaranteed.
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Our woik
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THE OREGON CITY JEWELERS.
Suspension Bridge Corner
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