Personal Mention
MIhh li.ilh.wny li'lt Piii'hiluv lur mi nut
lily lit Newport.
.mini' Win. I illmmy -a iim ii visitor loj
lc t In tut Monday.
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Im vikiMhi! .it tin1 li'imi. ol
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Mih I'. I'. Tin. i n mi. I .iii, of I'i.i 1 1 ' nl,
viili',l will. Iririiil" in iIiim citv List Sun
day. Mim. ), I', 'I linn phuii, o( 1 r t ! i it 1 .
Wiih ii pint. ri.j;. r In U ill. Oil SpilliiiH llun
Hrrk,
K. T. iiHiili mill I'. I'. Mmi'V luivi.
Uiiiii. ,i l:,,.u n,,; I;. M r (,.r a lew ilu'
llrl.ll K,
II. I. Iiiinlt'.u mill fiiinilv Hpciit Sim-
day lit CoIIiii'm Hut SpiuiKH on tlm Co-
1 11 111 1 ii .
Mr. Bii.l Mrn. ('. It. Moor.'" Hiid noim,
luivi mini, to Ni'Wpott to upend tin"
Hiiinnii.r.
Hoy Clink, u( r.iindon, Hpent tin week
In tlimcity, v iM i tin n liln iiiotlnir, .Mth. T.
W. ClarK.
Mibh Ye.la WilliaiiiM linn noun to Sea
aiilti lorjtn imtiiiK, and will return nlioiit
Atinut 15.
MIkm (iitnrtjia Wliil., of I'urtlaiid, at
teiiJi'd tin I'liirodiira (lull party lant Frl
tiny niitlit.
Mr. and Mm, Tom K. Cow init have j (, .'nyiH( and family, Mm. J. Mever
Ki.nii tn Ocean Turk 'or a week'a recrea- , hr., all ol linn city, and Mrn. Iv K. J.a
tuin vinili jtoiirette, of Ni-Hpcliiiiil, WiiHlili.iitou,
Mra. Moore", ol Portland, waa H.j, I leave toinoirow inKlit for an oiitii.K at
week the l'iichI o icr HiHlcr. MrH. Me-
Cow 11 in thin citv.
l. C. I.atuiirctti' ami lamilv will leave. 1
ah., ill Au"il IS f ir an niilini; al Mi ln
tyre, near .Ml. Ilund.
M r-.. I lei. C. Iirownell and Hon, Am-tiio-e,
lelt Weilueiday f.u I Im el 11I111I1I
Cainp Im an imliiik'.
Mr-. 1'. I.. .Iul:ii-..ii and dauhlii,
I ' i 1 1 i e, h.ivi' 1,'iui" to '-ilve'li.li lur a
vi-il w ill. rel.t'ivea.
I' i,.nk I In i", o Sitl. in, i-it. l ill tltiw
cilyliet l-nday, lii-nii! mi Inn way to
Seai-ii'e I" I nil 1. 11 11. 1.
Mr . J I'. llcdevM and rhil.Iieii left
Slllnlav ..r h.-.tltle W line tin )' Will Hpelid
a im. 1. 1I1 with Ii ieiul..
Slu-nir ,1. Ii. Shaver allended the
Mae, ah. e p,, ni,-.u,.l ha'v,-t .clival at
Highland laHlSat.ird.iV.
Itea NurriH left W. di.enlav liiL'ht for 1
San l iaiie, sco, where he will attend the
1. i...i: ...1 ...i
Ic.'.
Mi-sen I o!!i Cro-s, Mary Sandstroui
and la.'e hoos linve e.iite to 1 .(iiiiini ,
Peach I'.r a two weeki' nulim;.
Mi. I'.cs-ie
Kellv
ilr, inn. allied
Wold, of Fucc
1 an out 1 ui.'.
IV
her lec.-l.t lli
has L" ,i r In Si
si. Ml'
.side I'
Mil,. S. ('.. licit... W...idwnrib, of Tin 11
111a, W is in Ihe citv In-t week t In iruot
of her hi. ml. Mim. '.I. I.. M.ithi.is.
Mis. Belle Mav, of Orei'..n City, is vis
ilnie? with I111 pan-ill-', Mr. and '.lis. K.
M. M'-xley, hi It-is city. lir.iwnsv.l.e
Tltlies.
Mrs. 11.11. Channaii an I Mrs, Ocn.
Wishall, i.t-ci.-nipiiliieil bv their families,
have t'oiie lo Seaside for their tiniiiinl
OUHI K-
Mis. S. Piiinhill und daiiebli r, .Miss
I.olUil and Mrs. W. W. Aildn dre, una
h, ni.iv, me rii 11 1 1 -i 11 n ,,. niiiiilh of the
.Molilt'la.
II. nrv Corn, 'Ver, of Salem, w bo is in
the 1 1 1 1 p 1 1 . y ol Ial.t 1,1 ll I'.n.s., the h.,p
dealciM, was in lliu city U'cilnesdav on
busiiicaH.
'Fred Miles bus returned from Port
land and resinned his dinner position
in the local ollice ol the, Wells, Porno
Cointiany. .
C. B. Krissell, local anent for the
Houtbern Pacillc Company, accompanied
by Mrs. FriHuoll, baa none to Newport
for an outing.
W. A. Huntley, accompanied by Mrs.
Huntley, lelt Monday niiflit on a busi
nvsa trip to Denver. He will be none
about a week.
Mr. and Mrs. French, of Oregon Citv.
returned home Monday, after a brief
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Davis.
Sil vertonian.
Mr. and Mri. J. V. Loiler, Mrs. Peter
Mclntyre arid dauKhter, Mim Mary, left
Wednesday for Cannon Beach for a two
weeks' outing.
Mra. Mary Hallnway and daughleig,
Misses Myrlla and Mararite, ol Walla
Walla, are visiting at the home of Ed
Story in this city.
Dr. Leavitt, of Molalla, waa In the city
Wednesday to attend a meetinr of the
county board of pension examiners, of
which he is a member.
Hev. A. i. Hegen, of Portland, form
erly of the .Salvation Army, will preach
in the Congregational church at Ely
next Sunday at 11 a. in.
Miss Stuart and Miss Vira Stuart, of
Albany, who have been guests at the
home of Dr. Norris, in this city, have
returned to their homes.
James Church, who returned recently
from Waila Walla, has gone to Wheat
land to lake charge of a warehouse for
the Portland Flouring Mills Company.
Rockey D. Hodgkin, who lias lor a
number of years held a place in the pa
per mills, went to Portland Tuesday
where he has accepted a clerical position
in the freight department of the South-
urn Pacliu,. Company. Pol-key' iniiny
j friends here ('onuratulalH lilin on the
; iiiiiiiuliiiii.
! Mrs Jit. A. Miration, of I'lirtlHinI, was
; it visitor in lids en y this week.
Dr. II. H, Mount, II. K. Draper, T.
(t"inuiid hihI I. ivy Stipp leave Saturday
fi r it tlii cm week' Hulling it ii ' I hunting
Ii li In t In- A Inch nun' ty.
Mrs. Ii. , K mi;, ni Orcein
I Ill l' III" "llllllll'T Mil lilT
CilV, is
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Mr. mi. I Mm
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i'.ii... to ( , ,'i,i I'. iik In. a inn iTki'
uwj . J'li.. I.. 1 1 w.oii hv pMV.it' r. .ii-
: H'Vllll.'" nil I tll.'lr Ollllil W.l-i ll.il lllnlkl
I ,iii I in i ii i al,l ti lin.
I llinvnr.l M. Iliownrll liu f-'liii to tit
' upper ( 1,1. K, uii. .-i u lu ll. In' h ill minium
H (li.j;llt 1 1 I out Inn ill tin Hill. li 1,1 II IH will. I
muni! iitlior at tli" ttiiilti lUh 1 1 ii I t-l ! i y i
Il.ll 111 I'll HIl 'l llll-ll.
MinM Kllii liiiiciii.iii, of Salem, Hp.-nt I iiitiiii; tlm iil....i ii of tlm p mtor, . v.
niiwr.il . iivm lliu Ltltiir pull i,f l,nt w.i k'j.S. Iiiiihi.iil'. I). ) , of I'o r t hi ii.i , will
tlm kuii of .Mi.iii Kllirl ttnil l.tron.i
Canlield. .Mlm Km, 0111111 rcturncl lo
i lirr lioini" in S.ileni Mondiiv.
ifrt lUtiill, u citr painter in
tlit!
: ciiiploy ol tliti S.iut liirij I'rtialic Company
1 mul luciite'l Hi Oakland, nirived in tin.
city .Monday for a vacation viHit that will
1 lit. hjM iit Willi li in relativcH al .Molulla.
Will li. I.otfiut relumed Saturday from
('utilise (irovtt w lit.ru lur lliu p.tHt month
Im Inn. liecn actinif an tcleurapli oiH-rntor
lor Hit ri'itular operator. .Mr. j.oiim Iihh
lenuiueil wink witli lliu telerapli uoiu
pany in I'm tlainl.
K. J. Meyer, ciiMl.ler ol tli Coninier,
1 cial Itank, ai'coiiiiianied liy 1 1 i m family,
", m " 1 " ."miiu.o.i niiore.
Mim. (icrliudo ColliiiH, teaelier (if the
Itioil.cii pi IhmiI
wiih iniiiiii her pareiitn
at Orci;iiii ( 1 1 y dunni! the week Her
Hihiei, Mi. Metla Kinlev, Ht.-niirnplier
al iln 1 1 1 11 ti 1 -1 1
in leeovei'iiit! fn.lii
Pnlli . I'.iper Mllla,
liijli i.-m r.-.'.-lv.-.l III h
f.ill Irolii ..11 el... i.!i., cidewalk. St
llelen'H Mi-t.
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the M .tccalice
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llli-ctitl; eel vicc at I .lad
f,,l!iotiiii il.tv. .Mr, 1
Shaver n- 01 1 it iai.- ,il!"ii,.iiice a' the
i-it 1 11 1 iiiei-i 1 1 at Ola, I Ti.pnj.'H, which i
beiuti coiulii. led j-miily l.y tin. .Mi-tho
ilisls nnd ll,. SnU.illeii Ariov. He re
pints llint there were fully 25 H) people
on the ijioiinds Siind iv.
, ,, M(H ,, A s ,,. aV(, r(
turned fruin tl... JI.ihI J h.-v wereah-
'-nl t hr.-e 111111' Iih and 1! 111 1111: that time
1 Ir. Soiiuner did post c,,, dilate work a.
III,., I, ,1,11 It,, 1, u I., u 1,, .1,11,1 i I'. .In,,,,,,,,
I he al a-i.icl 1 iim 1 1 s lieiieral llosp'lal III
I'.osiijn ami the I'.-niin ivaiiia lio-pilal 11 1
j Philadelphia. I'nriiitf I'.cir s..j. .11111 ill
lie F, el tl.cy visiti-.l vaii'ius poiiils ol
llitelesl t.l.t ri till 11 lo Olefin. Illolc
pl.-ll-ed Ihall e cl V. il Ii the clluial IC I'.HI
ilili' in and cenei.il aiKaulai-H thai pre
vail here.
! Mis. I!..il.,ira Il --,n, V. ho lor scveial
1. ion! hs past has I .ecu vi -iti'i Willi her
dai:'!itiT, M 1 s, R. I llolmin, iiillii
citv, led T.'iiiis.! iv lur Seat'le. Altera
vir.it Willi li i.-iids , 11. the Sound City,
Mis. Ilixsoii will piocicd to New Yoik
City, wlicte sin will he the unci t ui all
0! her iliniLhler, Mrs. ,1, P. limes.
Record Sulisci ib l. I
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The Cl... I;. mi. i'i Cuiitv Record Kavil.u' j
sll J .' 1 1' I' ' I pllli'lc.i! i. 'II,! he llh'-ci iheis o!
thai papei who this w.-cl; re, eivethe'
FnO I I 1 l-e, w ill llll.l, 1 -land that the
Fill ei p. IM- t a k es t he plil if t he I! 11" O'l. '
A li' one ice -ivii.g the Fnte 1 1-e under
t ne.-e ( ,i,d,i ; .!i ni ' I let wauling it w ili
J.le..e Hoi liy this. Illi-e. j
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1; ni) r ExcniMos baths.
To I Me Seaside ami .tliiiiutaiii Resul ts
for the Summer.
The Southern Pacilio Company has
placed on sale at very low rates round
trip tickets to the various resorts along
its lines, and also, in connection with
the Corvallis A Eastern Railroad, to De
troit and the seaside at Yaquina Bay,
latter tickets good lor return until Octo
ber 10th.
Three day tlck-ts to Yaquina Bay,
good going Saturdays, returning Mon
days, are on sale at greatly reduced rates
from all points Eugene and North on
both Mast and West Hide Lines, enabling
people to spend Sunday at the seaside.
Very low round trip rates are also made
between Portland and same points on
the Southern Pacific, good going Satur
days, returning Sunday or Monday, al
lowing Portland people to spend Sunday
in the country and theoutof town people
to have the (lay in Portland.
Tickets from Portland to Yaquina Bay
good for return via Albany and East Side
or CorvalliB and West Side, at option of
passenger. Baggage checked through to
Newport. A new feature at Newport
this year will be an up-to date Kinder
garten in charge of an experienced Chi
cago teacher.
A beautifully illustrated booklet dis
crihing the seaside resorts on Yaquina
Bay has been published by the Southern
Pacific and Corvallis & Kasturn Rail
roads, and can be secured from any of
their agents, or by addressing W. E. Co
man, (t. P. A., H. P. Co., Portland, or
Edwin Stone, Manager C. & E. R. R.,
Albany, Oregon.
Yours truly,
W. E. Comas,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Subscribe for the Enterprise
OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE
Social Events
Mr. hihI Mrs. Win. E. LcwthwHit.
wen tin- recipients of ii d.lightlnl mil-lii,-e
Tliiiiciluv i-vciiiiik in celcbi.tiioii of
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City 'iil. ' Ii" i" it ni".l ."'miiil'l" yi'H.r.'
,,iii ,n mi'! Ii. r fi:.-'i I- .in Lvioii. T'i"
i,'i"i.iii i-.iiiii. lo Oi'v,)ii ('ilv ill.,, lit l(ii,..
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
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uri'iipy tin i,iilpit hI lliu l'rt-liv!criaii
I rlnireli Sunditv inoniiiijr,
I!, v. .1, K. 'il-.,u. 1) ,
A tit:. Hill and
., ol l'oitland !
' i on .-..iiiouy, n.iir. 10.
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J. W. Jont'H paid a fine of $l.r in jrni-tit-c
court tii in week lor anHitult and Imt
lery, tli.' coiiiplmiiinir witni'HH heini'
Street Couiniiii"iotier (ireen, wTiohh 10
year ol.l mm Clarence, wbh the victiai of
tin uHHutilt. 1 lie trull!, I took place at a
haM'liall iianm at .Maiile I.ane laHt Sun-
I day.
The con 11 1 y court convened Wedtiei- i
(I iv in regular i-CMiioii lor the innnlli ol '
Aiik'UHt. HondH were approved and !
lupior IrceriHeii were iniicd to Canper
.I.iiinker and II. J.icpieH, of Sandy and
OxweiM, rcMitclively. It waaordeied
that the tipper Sandy Itr i t K lie cloned
until the lurtlicr order ol the court.
The Or.-Kon City hraneli of the Lew iH
.1 ( l.uk Woineii'M t.'luh at a meeting
WediieHilay afiernoon decided to defer
until Scpteii.i.er the election ol a Male
I vii-i-i.rcHideiit. tu which the local tiruan
i.,,ti,,n IH ell'ill.-.l, to Mlcceed the late
.M'h. I!. A. .Mi: Icr. No i! 1 -1 i 1 1 r will lie
In id l.y the CI11I1 diiii-nt Auj;u-t.
C. II. A iiliiiuiH, who is favorably
k now 11 in I Ins ci;y , when he lormeilv
r. id cl, Im" hi en .n.poinied ( )'.-", n t 'it v
ci, I ii-s.ondci,t to the Portland Telct'ialn.
,Mr. Williams has had colitldurahlc cx
1 1 ri. nee ,ih 11 newspaper n po.ter and
w i!i 110 d'.ul't veiy siitii-faetiiri!)- serve
Ihe paper in wIiohc employ he has been
relumed.
C. iiie and have a jjoo I time at Willi. , it :
Sprmirs on Saiurd.y, Auciint 15. The!
new 1 1 :i 1 11 -1 11 U pavilliui will be dedicated!
--"rorit i.rnss ami .-.riiu iian i
l-iee danciiiL' and tiri-W'iiks in the even
inn. Admission to the grounds, . cents
as usual yivnii; the ptivilive of the
liioiunls Saturday ni.'ht and Sunday.
F. W. Mel. ciian, Propiietor
j F. ('. Hamilton, w ho recently return
ed fioui Alaska, has purchased of O. Ii
Rippcv iV Co. tlm stock of good" Im in.-r Iv
' i'W l ed by (ico. T. ll'OMtrd, of the Red
! Fiont. Mr. Hamilton took charge
Thiirsilny and expects to conduct 11 t.ank
rnpt sale lor nhoil! ten days when lie
'will old ! , coinpleli stock of general
merchaiiili-e mid conduct the business
, at the old stand. Mr. Hamilton w as
! formerly engaged in business hen ami
Ins many liiemls are glad to welcome
i him hack in the local business cilcles.
A I nlifiiniiii Visitor
Mi. ( i co, S. Port.-r,
w is 111 the city lh-.
his I ' 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 s , ti,e .Ml;
Kale 1 Porter. Mr.
of
I.os Angeles,
rt cck , I lie gu. s! 01
s Fannie ( '. and
Po'ter isengai;e,l
in iln- oil business In Cailionia, and lnis
is Ids hist tup lotlns jiait 1 tne Pacific
coast. ,Wr. Porter attended the meet
ing of the Mystic Shriucrs, at Saiatoga,
New Yoik, and accepted the opportu
nity w lule en route home to stop off" in
begin) City for a visit w ith relatives.
He reports that the oil industry of the
(olden State is being developed on a
laiKOBcale. The Misses Porter, accom
panied by Mr. Porter, left Thursday for
Seaside to spend a lew days.
(ot Off Willi h Light Fiue-
Editor Enterprise: It seems to me
that the unwarranted beating of a Id-
year old boy by a lull grown man is not
snlhciently punished by imposing a nne
of $15. The .striking of my eon Clarence,
by J. W. Jones last Sunday was coward
ly in the extreme. A $15 fine would not
appear so insignificant but for the fact
that this ia the second or third time
Jones has struck young boys recently.
No one ever heard of Jones striking a
man of his size. Boys are evidently the
ones he is alter. Yours for a fair deal,
John Urken.
Water rontiuiiern lim e I lie lir
ten l ijh of melt iiiomli la wlilc-h
lo iin- lliolr Miller re 11 1, 11 nil will
Miyclhc trouble mill filiense l"
IuivIiik Hie water kliut oil" IT pit 1(1
wllliiu Unit limn. 'I lie rollei-lor
M ill rect i o Mime at "ily rne
Mlore.
Bargains T hat Are Bargains.
E. C Hamilton, purchaser of the
Howard slock is oil'ering Some genuine
bargains at the Red Front. Here are a
lew :
Laundry soap, per bur .1 cents.
Lion collee, per pound 11 cents.
Bulk roasted collee per pound 10 cents.
Sugar lS'a pounds for $1.
Basting threads, per spool 1 cent.
Corsets "5 cents and up.
Subscribe for the Enterprise.
FRIDAY AUGUST 7 1903
I WHEN WOMAN PROPOSES.
Ilrlboiti f thm lliinicnrlaa Grpalc
lit llurnipm Mnlilrna.
Ill Eliulllllll leap JfllP Is HllppOKed td
confer upon tin- f :i Ir nx the privilege
of clnKi-'iir,' In t life pirtiu r for b-ttci
ir fur win (ic. hut tlm c.stoiii Is more
h'.i 'I In li i' 1 j i . . ; 1 1 than in 1ln id i
r nine.
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I'nc" mid miiIoh nil ti.osi. youtlix n
i'f. -;i rn I : . . t fur tli! order of Ii"in.
(i;. t. In huii'iv Andalusia t!ic K-asant
itirl wIi.im licart Iiiih liecn nlolen liy il
Ktahvart .vnuni; liuliaiidiniin prepare!-'
D taity piiini'l.iii caki mid Kftid. It tc
l.iit lioni". If lie cats It cid tlit Anda
l'wlan t'lrN take (rood care to niiil; It
Iiljild.v cdll.Ii-tin jialr nro forthwith
l.etrotlit'd. Loinlnn '(Ierapli.
( IrnnlineuM and Amenle.
In Ptyrin mid Carinthiii there U much
arm-nlc eathii; iiiiioiik the peu.-nrits. The
women take It to i;lve theiriselves a
K'H'd complexion and to make their hulr
line nnd flossy. Tho men take It be
cause, they believe that it jtlvm them
wind In cllmhliiB In the flume after
chamois. There la nothing of this sort
In Cornwnll and Devon.
In Styrla and Cnrinthla It Is known
thnt'nn arsenic enter can never be bro
ken of the habit und that If arsenic tie
compiilsorlly kept from the enter death
rapidly ensues. It Is believed In the
Tatuiir and this Is perhaps true that
on arsenic worker Is fit for no other
work. He must remain at this occupa
tion. Ilenlth nnd br.-nth fail Llm at
other employments. Eventually It may
be that chronic arsenical polsonlnp en
sues, lint this may be staved off. If i:ot
wholly prevented. Py scrupulous clean
liness, by care taken not only to wash
In tlie "ehniiclne, Iimisp," but to bathe
freely nt home. As mic of the foremen
said to the writer, "Against arsenic the
best antidote Is soap taken externally.''
Chambers' Journal.
rurt-ly fur Ornament.
The trained nurse has to meet nin:iy
eiirlotis conditions wl.Ieli arise among
her iiom-er patients. One of these faith
ful t women who I: -nl a sick girl In
cliar;:i hi a ml oral. Ii tenement hoiw. j
noticed that tl e oranges which had
bis'ii provided for the f.'ver pati' iit
were not eaten. They were placed hi
nil old cracked blue bowl on n little ta
ble by tin sick girl's bed. nnd there
they remained untouched.
".Mary," said the nurse one day.
"dini't you like oranges?"
"Oh, .ves'm." answered the girl.
"You haven't eaten any of these," the
nurse .Miu-gcstcd.
Mary's mother answered. "Oh, miss,"
Bin said eag-rly. ".Mary, she c't n half,
an' me un' Jimmy, we e't the other half,
tin' M.-iry an' lite, tve s.-iys we won't eat
nii.v more "cause it looks so nice an"
wealthy to have oranges scttin' round.-'
Youth's Companion.
I'oilirlly of Drunkards.
A professor of I'.oiin university hi
tracing: the posterity of habitual driinh
urtla has found s::i descendants from a
woman who for forty years was "a
thief, n drunkard nnd a tramp" i:n-l
whose miserable life came to an cm in
the last year of the eighleenlh century
Thr wr has tracd the lives of
Til.' of this woman's (I.'scendaiils from
youth to nld .-iL", and of tlu so 1 12 were
beggars and ill more lived on charity.
There were in the family To convlc'.s.
Including 7 murderers. The professor
estimated that In seventy-live years
this family has cost the Ceruian au
thorities in almshouses, law courts,
prisons and other Institutions about
fl,2.50.00U.-Cliicngo Journal.
Friendship.
There an two elements that go to the
composition of friendship, each so sov
ereign that I detect no superiority In
either, no reason why either should be
the first named. One is truth. A I
friend Is a person with whom I can be
slncort'. The other element of friend
ship Is tenderness. When a man be
comes dear to mo I have torched the
goal of fortune. Emerso.
A Vearnlnar Fur Courtetr.
"Why do you sigh for great riches?"
"Well," answered the mild mannered
mnn, "I don't value money for Its own
sake, but I'd kind o' like to be In a po
sition where the subordinate employees
of large enterprises will say 'Good
morning, sir,' Instead of 'Step lively!"
-Washington Star.
A Cold Faet.
The Cannibal King (his teeth chat
tering) What was It you served with
the last meal? I've had a prolonged
chill ever since.
Royal Cook That, sire, was a female
rnlssilonary from Boston. Smart Set
The Wr With Life.
Ef you set down on a board with a
tnek In It the harder you set the more
tiic you git, nn' that's the way with
life It's full o tacks, an' don't yon for-1
get lt--"The Substitute."
A man who Is eternally squaring Min
celf must be Just a little crooked.
Atchison tilobe.
KEAIi ESTATE TRAShFEKM.
j FurnlshM E?erjr Wk hj the ("liirkn-
max Almtracl It Tru-t Company.
W I. (iol.b to J N Elliott, part of
1 Oh'iIMcI el, 2 :U, 111 acres . G,50o
i it i c I. ; to i ii ni.nijfiiu-r.Hc '4
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lie- j ii.ev lo i- 1.,- t Ai h.-v si-c
-"., s I e ') a ' 100
Will. I.md Co lo Will. I-'ruit Co
blk. td and li.' I'nio. .land ... . 1,00
C lii'tr.or to It Cirtuer iot 5 hili 15 !
SuiiMft City 71 10
I-r-d S Morns' to O W I Co pt I
of Campbell c 2 2 100 j
lleiij Mel in-tror to II McKicanders
(urt of sec 4 '1 s ,'i e I a 100
F A Slight 10 Will. Fruit Co blks
21 and tl I'mneland 3,750 ;
C M Ware to C lliniiuer pt sec 20 I
2 fi e l.'J.r) a 500 i
O li Taylor to W 1 1 J'ark bw,'4' of
aw'4 and lot 5 aecs 15 and 21 4
4 124 a 600
II L A Sturm to Anna Hurdt pt
of sec IS. 3 2 22 a 20 )
Thog K Miles to J A Mortennen t'-2
of Hesec4 73 H0a '. . 400
J A Martson to Win .Martcnnen
of re4 aec 4 7 a 2 0 80 a .. .. 200
Sycamore Ileal Estate Co to J T
Mclntyre awjf of nw' sec 36 2
C30a 1
I, E Preston to O W P Co n' of
8w'4'ecl4 2 3 80 a 1
J F Wilrnarth to () W P Co ei of
ne'4 ec 11 2 3 80a 1
Stillwood Land Sc Improvement Co
to E B Carson lots 1 and 4 tract
45 and lot 1 tract 6-S Oak Grove 450
THE CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT 4
TRUST CO. are the owners of the copy
ritcht to the Thorne system of 1 strac
indexes, for Clackamas county, and oave
the only complete set of abstra ts in the
county, can furnish information as to
title to land at once, on ap;i icalion.
Loann, investments, realeetateabetracts,
etc. Olliceover Bank of Oregon City,
Cell and investigate.
A Difference.
Miss Pan-avenue Are yon going to
the musicaie nt the Pe Rcjnallos' to
night? ' Miss L'taplace I don't know. Are
tVy gfiiig to have music or is Gwendo
lrn solmr to sin--"' - richnn.
New To-Day.
31
onev to loan at lowest rates.
Hkih.ks i Griffith.
Wanted some good hay. Inquire at
the Enterprise office.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 7
per cent. Farm security. U'Rk.v &
Sciiuiiel.
HP I iCES ,v CKIFFITII, (otliresin the
Weinhnrd liuilding,) have the choicest
city, siilmrimn and country property tor
siualle.-l 1, rices.
MONEY TO LOAN-l HAVE SEVERAL j
sums of money belonini! to private!
individiials which I am authorized to)
loan, on lonn time at ii and 7 per cent.
Cost oi loan w ill be made very reason- I
able. II. E. Ckoss, attorney at law.
OREGON'S
BLUE RIBBON
I State
I Fair
SALEM
SEPTEMBER 14-19, 1903
The greatest Exposition and Live
Stock Show on tht Pa
cific Coast.
High Class Racing every afternoon
$12,000 in Cash Premiums
on live stock and farm !
products. '
All exhibits hauled free over the
Southern Pacific
Reduced transportation rates on 1
all lines. 1
Live Stock Auction Sale.
held in connection with fair. 1
Fine camping ground free and re-
duced rates on camper's tickets ,
Come and bring your fam- '
Hies. For further in- 1
formation, write
fl. D. Wisdom, Secretary
Portland, Ore. !
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p.r tie-
to v roi :g .'': :on.
It i a c .r.iuion thinjf for ;;otne one
who 1. is lis d Dr. Pierce's Ooldi-n M fl
ic:! 1 i.'ovi -ry for "s'cmich trouble "to
find that when the diseased stomach ia
cured the "weak" heart is made sound,
the sluisli liver stimulated, and the
throbbing nerves tranquil i.ed. This fact
alone suggests the truth which every
leading medical scientist knows and rec
ognizes that diseases which seem re
mote, from the stomach are often caused
by the disease of the stomach and other
organs of digestion and nutrition. When
the diseased stomach and the digestive
and nutritive system are cured of disease,
the other organs are cured with them.
Food is the basis of life and of
strength. But it is not the quantity of
food eaten which supports the life and
health of the body. The body is sus
tained by that portion of the food which
after being eaten is converted into
nourishment and properly assimilated.
When the stomach and its allied organs
of digestion and nutrition are diseased
or "weak," only part of the food eaten
is converted into nutrition, and the body
and its organs are therefore only partly
nourished. Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery cures the diseases of the
stomach and digestive and nutritive sys
tem which prevent the proper nourish
ment of the body. In that way the
body is once more strengthened in the
only way possible, by food properly
digested and perfectly assimilated.
Any person suffering from disease in
chronic or aggravated form, is invited to
consult Dr. Pierce by letter fre All
correspondence strictly private and con
fidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N'. Y.
There is no alcohol in "Golden Med
ical Discovjery," and it is entirely free
from opium, cocaine, and all other nar
cotics. Accept no substitute for "Golden Med
ical Discovery." The main motive of
substitution is the desire of the dealer to
make a li'.tle more profit out of you by
Selling' you a less meritorious medicine.
A2LE TO WCnX AGAIN.
Mr. John L- Cought-nour, of CWntavasre,
Som-vr t Co., Peitru., wnU-s: WI had b-m
!'; fir ntK.ut a v.-nr and g half, tx-ing
tnKiltie lo wjrk niot ol" the time.' -The tlxtur
Mid I h.v! hrart (iiwa-f and iittligv.tion. It
bcLran with a th'-kine and oppressed tVelinp in
tiit- client ; later on I wa ::om!cd with a htni'.'ry
ff-clinp. and I seemed to Ikt raw from my threat
citar down into my stomach. My appetite was
unirMKil.y pwr. I wan w cat an if nervous, and
my he trt kept throbbtni: continually, and I was
short ot" breath. Finaily I wrote to you for
advice. I did not think your diagnosis was
rifrht. but I ordered six t-Jiticsof ' Goldeu Med
ical In-cnvery' and be-in its use. Alter usine
three bottles" I began tn improve slowly and
soon went to work, and I have been working
ever since."
"SUFFERED ALU THE TIME."
I feel that I would be doing an injustice t
you if I did r. t send v -i a statement of my
cue. ".writes Mrs. lavi.f W. Cuice. of Hamburg,
hrankjn Co., Mi-s. "I h:i i liver complaint and
in-ii-evii n. Kvi-ryt -nni: t"it I nte di-ancd
witii iyt. I s;i::".T''.l ail t:.c ;ii::c with swimming
in my he.td ; hear; !r.t ' u fast: my feet and
hands were ct'i l al! t!ie tune. Did not skep
well at ail. Was able to yiet about but venr
little, f c iinnif-TK -d t- v.-r J r. 1'ierce's ("ob'en
Mciiicii!
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frrt at., '-.I wtr-.
ever jok-l- t i
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l'n-rce's a.
r.'K-r I conl.l l-iciT. to
c been (loinir my v, rk
i:' F' el t.t-tttT "t!l:.l. I
.. mi Hi rt-o.imnrmi Dr.
!-o a- tn-iiMe'l ns I
1 ars o'ul ami I th,.ak
..;. y r.lil atiii c:ne.
r. Pellets assist the
.ry " and should be
xative is needed.
was. 1 :i..i t;
you nie-; ka
Dr. Pierc
's PI-.-
iction of tlie " Disc
ised with it when .-
WILLAMETTE
GROCERY
MILES & McGLASHAN, Props.
95 Cents
2-gal Cans Table Syrup
70 Cents
20-bar Box Laundry Soap
5 Cents
Large Bottle Blueing
121 Cents
Pound Fine Rio Coffee
10 Cents
Box Vim same as Force
i We handle a full line of Pic
nic lunch goods.
Agents for YAKIMA Flour.
."Notice of Final Nell lenient.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, the executor of the last will and
testament of ('. R. Rlnearon, deceased, bas
tiled in the County Court of Clackamas
County, Oregon, bis final account as such
executor, and that Monday tne 7th day of
September, at the fioiir of Id o'clock
A. M. at the County Court liouse in Orejon
City, Clackamas County, Oregon, has been
appointed as the time and place for bear
ing and determining any and all objectiois
to said account.
Aug. 7, lyo3.
PETER R1XEAR30N,
Executor.
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