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About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1903)
OREGON CITY ENTEKPKISE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1903 5 TXx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx3 ijYour Banking 7?l No iniittrr li o w no matter h o w 1 h Hi a 1 1 tj largo, jjj THE BANK OF OREGON CITY I Iiik. "Iioubl mm I hi coiiNtriulitil. A com ' linltmt wait aiointiii to ri"rt on tlm Intylitof hullilliiK ami Ibe approximate ji iMtut I be lit x t iiii-i-i iiitf, wliitn tint mat. j tur li II II hi! ilrlliiiti'Iy Ai-ttlml it careful nt Thirt HH'SHUi tllO IlK'U 1111(1 tho women alike. will irivo tention. applies to I a A A A 'Oregon City Enterprise TOLD IN SIDEHEADS. Tiiikii V'ih Pil'l.oMAH. A -Iiih of forty lour yoiiiiK icopUi took t tie rij!tiUr iiinrtirly tnat-hera' cxiiiiiiniillnii in tbi city. Of tlm tiiiiiibi-r, County Hii'rln tcnili'iit Ziiikit report a Hint X triml for comity rertillratea, while th othi-r nin WITU Miill('lllllH for Ml llll! I'Brlifll'lltt'M. TliiM clni"i iH ol averuttn i.e. Cacahtv ih Iniiii:.hi:i Tint Port, lutnl lit-wiiil I'.lrctrii' Company Iihh about i n 1 1 !' t -i 1 tlm liiHtiillution of Uu athlilional Ki'iii'iKlorn to ilN luruii ilnut in thin city. Hy tlilH Hililition tlm r purity of Uu' plunt In inrrciiHt'il Hint the company will lio bi-ltt-r pri-putt-il to int'et the ili'iiiniul (or it xcrvii'i'N iluiinn tlit! coiiiiiii; I.cwiit iV CI ii r k Kair. I'.y tint tune tlm l.fwlH A Clark exposition opt-iia tlm fHcllitit'ii of tlitt 1'ortUnil plunt in thi city will hi! ntM'ouil to no otlicr plunt of it Hi.i! In Urn country. lliimi.HT tiik I'iiook With Hm J. F. Clark ! rnliirniKl from a mnnlli'a outinK in the iiiotinUiiiH lieyonil It-ha non, I.inn conntv. lie rirtH a very aucrfHnful anil enjoyable trip anil relate that liia cniiiwuy louml an aliunilnncfl of all kiiuht of gitine. Now, Jolin'o word waa never doubted, t n t tlm almtractor dedihtil tii Mt for once in In lifu at any rate he would liack up In flatt-menta by inilixpiitMliItt eviilent-e, aiiHirliMit in (inutility to natiafy the unmt ilotilitful of liia aciiiaintiice. So lit" hrotiKht liointi with linn a uiMieroii Hiipply of tin! lint-it ipinlity of diicil vi'iiihon, whirli lit! din Irilmli'il amoriK h i Im-mla. The rittr in prepared to tt-Htify an to the ijuulily of tlm ili'lirucy. Took a Shut at Thkm Nitthl Tolice Ollirer Nolilitt llrcil at two Ht-eiiiK liohoa laaf Friday niitlit, lull no ontt wan hurt. TIih inline of Ihu fxplonioii only erceler aire! the liioVfintMitH of tlm trump", who eacuped. Seven holloa wrrt) itHtlii-rt-tl ti-thiT at tlif Southern I'urltii' punm-ii Kit iltipol liy mnrer Moulin, who maneti with I tie Tin ii for tlm city juil. In puna iui; the Htiitioii, two of tlm men took to their heel. Tlmy tlinreHnleil the coin inuuil of the ollicer to halt ami iiiaiiaK1'') to make their enenpe through the rrowd at the ilrpot, the nveiiint! overlaml train having jiiht arnveil. The other live men were tteiaineil at the city jail for the nluht. Later in the iiiiht, the two runa way were taken into ciiMtodv hy 1', S. Finiican, who at thu time waa a itpecial ollirer for the city. K Wkhtkiin Mahiiiauk. Thin ia the way Ihe editor of a Wenteru country pa per lerently wrote up a inarriaue ceic liioiiy in hm nalivu town: "Would that our pen had linen plucked Irmn Home bird of piirudittt! and dipped in the eye of a ritinlniu , that we miht fminlyde Brriht! the beautiful tuarriii mene en ai'teil at the rexiilence of Mr. mid Mra. A. ('. 1'iivin. Juki an the day uod, cloth ed in in n Ji-hi y sublime, bad Hlarted on liin tlownwaid courae toward the West ern ara, nheddiiK hia inlnxy of (jiiiver iiiK, Koldcn beaiiiH o'er the rrJoiciiiK earth it whh then that the corda of con llclenre, hope and love, liindiiiu the liearla of Kli Frederick (iiienuiey and Iteatricft J j. vih were indelibly traced upon the Brroll of life, and the aucred Bra I of matrimony placed thereon. " I In I'oll l I.AM) Klllt A I IMK. C II. Wil IIhiiih, who Iihh lieeii ho cuiiipelenlly 'ariviiiK hi local corri'npoinli'iit. lur tlm ! I 'i i It 1 11 1 1 1 1 Ti'li'Kruui, hail hern callrd to j the city for a fnw tlitya' woikoiillut I force ol newa iMthcrera for Unit pnlillra- lion III that city lie expect to lettiin within a lew 'l.iy and ri'Kiiiint bin wink in thirdly, wliicli in the nieuiiiime ia hi'ilill covered by a roprmciiliiliVH of the 'IVIi'uruin huh t up from I'ortluiid. Ok Ukkat IIihtoiiicai. Imkki:t. The Quurlerly of (he Ori'toii llinloricul So ciety for J line, IIKKI, baj been re.-eived. A yauul every urticlt) it ronlaina ia of vital Intcri-al bt-very Hindi-lit o( Ori-Ktin liilmy, an tlm follow inn luhlii of I'linti'iit" ludiiaiea: "Oii'kom and Iih Share in the Civil War," by Robert T. I'Ull ; "Tin- ( in-lit Wi-bI and ihe Two Kjata," by Henry 10. Heed; "Social ami Km Domic llmlory of Ai-loriu," by Alfred A. Clevi-laml ; 'A I'ioin-er C;iitiiiu of In diiHtry in Jreitun," bv I'mf. Jnmea It. Kolieitaoii. In addilioli a iiiiinl-er of doi iiiiieiitH relating lo I'r Man-ii Wbii mini, the t'iiii;r,ii.in ol HJ II and the t-iii I n-r ciinditiona of the Oienon t'otintry Copii of the iiuarterly may be a.-i un-d by it 1 1 1 t -i 1 1 ul Hie Society Itooma, City Hall, I'ortlund, Oil-koo. MILL ltlll.K AT 0Ci:. WiiiiIi ii Mill Ciimpiiny Kxpect lo He aiiine Viurk (Ictiilit-r 't. IT Tlm Oregon City Vlaiiiifarturlnit Coin- j puny Il ia aaked lor bnla lor the ronatrue- J tmii ol liinl.liiinH at it woolrn mill plant : T in Huh cily lo rrplitre the one that were ' burned IiihI inoiith. Stnirturea for tlm ; arcoiiiinoibitioii of the laiib-r rimi, dye j X bmiNi-, pullery and other ni-laido build . i i IM will be eiei led. The coat will ap- i T 1 r . .x i ti i it 1 1- .;(! IX )( MuhI of Ihe build-j 2 ine will lietif wood and corriiHted iron and Ihe principal airiiclun-a w il! letlirre i lorii't Iditb, and will be direc tly con- X nei'li d to the main biiililini. The man- aiiriiMoit of the mill exiecia to Iikvh the i J iuiproveiiit-iii all coinileted and reaumo ' Hie iiperatioii of the plant In tin cily1 by Oelober In the meantime, the ' J I- ul ciiinpitny baa it-axed the woolen i imillaal Albaiiv and ia 11111111111 Unit' plant until the Oregon City mill am amln remly. 4 In repliirlni! Ihe building tint were I "1 1 Iii-iI , the (Irt'iou City M 11 1 1 1 1 f ,1 it u ri 11 , Coinpiiny iroKiai-a lo i!iird anninat fur- Iht-rtuHH tiv tire. Tliu 11 im 1 11 liollfloii I and iiIho Ihe nl joi ni li) depai t inenta of till. I. il, fll-tf.vV u ill I.J. ...... I uitl j " " 1 1" ' ""IX aiiioinntic wa'er aprinkllnif ayatein Iliat'X ... ; 1 1 1 Hi. lum 1 . 11 ! niiit-imi 1 ne rooipany f 1 o.ina1 10 Ionian. It conaiMla of a aerie of water pipi-a that are iliNlrihuted throiiiitioiit the hulHinK" and from whirh in releaaed a bountiful ailpplv of water whenever the pipe be come heaieil above a normal tempera line. The pipe are ho arranged about tint n ilim that the ,flowni of water, aiiiiultaneoiialy, from all of the, Hpi-n, w ill reach and proiect every fool of -pace wilhiii the tin 1 It 1 1 11 . IIobK Tkam (im: to ArolilA. The iiicinlier of tlie Ort'i'iiii City lire depart- ineiit left Monday alternoon for Ai-toriaj where the local liiiae team will purtiri pule in the nifcH that have been ar- j raiiu'i-d in Ihe tlri'iiien'M tournament tlnil I i to be lield in connection with the tenth annual niiita. MmiiiKer Law rence Uueoiiicli and (Captain C. 'V. l'ope acciitiipiinii'il the tram which ia coin- I p in'il ol the I'iIIiim in nameil volunteer 11- 1 .1 ...... . L 'r o. it' n""" " IV'V ,r'V .proprietor of the Oreon 1. 11 11 V- vV 1 V r ,?,t . linycle Hliop, have removed their bind- C. IU I. K. S ilbaui. A. f ox tK Tho,,, p. m.H (rom M nn ,o Ui oil, .0. r. ..Ifiooil". r.. j. IIIIIIUMI, lil,,,m ,,.u,l .,.,,! l. 1IU- irtiM . . . ' Have Mimtl Into New (Jiiurfcm. Oreioii City now ha a first cla ifin 1 ami bicycle tore. Lamb tx Sawyer, Citv (iun ti ' lbs K 23 X t GREAT CLEAN-UP SALE ijir jj jnfrtnn3 iH i) toil i'tit We will olTt.-r to the public fur the next ''() days record break ing burgaitiH, in oddn and endH, of our irnmenfie utock of up-to-diite merchandiHe. Note a few of our many Hpecials: W) pair of W. L. Douglas cele brated $3.50 "hoes and Oxfords to go at if .100. 25 two- piece Outing suits, regular price rang ing from X.50 to 12.00, re duced to Jf(125. Many up-to-date styles of the reputable Mai lory $.'.(X) hat reduced to 2.2". We have also many odds and ends in ladies' and children's allocs to be sold at the very low est figures. A few odds and ends in Hart, Schaffner tfe Marx clothing to go at bottom prices, and many other specials too numerous to mention. Come early and be convinced. J. M. PRICE Clothier and Haberdasher Cor. 6th and Main Oregon City ' 7 ''.' , .VVTS ; '-. : ... - .. J -I ' 7 ; " 'v. , V piiOirxputj' jjuj-tipgutH Xmm tii;tuaa?y Me ttiick. the alioe dealer, in the Oregon City Iiaiik building. They have pun huced the Htock heretofore curried by Huntley Kroa. and liiirnieiHter Anderaon and are belter prepared than ever t.) aerve the trailn. Kicyrle, Klin anil general 14." pairinitia a upecialty with the firm. Annual L'S. TO ASTOUIA KKIiAT I A. Special Kxrurhii Itulca Krom luii'l to Anuria and ltd urn Aloilii Muth Annual Ueca'ta, Held AuKiint 10, 20, 21. Port-fur t . 11. Love, ttedrn llellner ami tieore Itruwn TliH t I'll 1 II bil been truiliilin liHui'iitly fur aevi-ral week and exiecta to rrtilrn w iih a !""d abare ul the purim inotiey that baa been ollVred i:H prize by the ri'k'iittn uiiinitL'r Mirnt. Oiikiion Mmii.ihii Wai.xits. Ir. (ioililier plunted about one hundred I jihIihIi u 11 1 11 tit tn-i-a 011 bia Inolhill funu laal aprini!, and intend aettitii a laiar iiiimher next year, and In order to acriirt! prolit from the land w liilv they an-t;row'-itiK, lit) will plant lillit-it brtweeii the row of walnut Irer. l-'upliuli walnnta tcrow and mature to pcrh-ction in lliia cliniutH. There are a tiiiiiiber ol tree throughout the valley thai worn planted Boiue year iiko int-iely for oriiHinent anil without any regard for piolit. They are now pay in tiroiiinl rent for lliriin-t'lvrs. There i a tree in Mr. S. Comie'a itar tleil ill tin city that commenced hearing w hen lour year old, anil ia ho heavily laden tin aumiiiur that all ihe lower bralH'he have piopa under then) away iiiK to tlm ground. Thi tree ha always inutiirrd ilx fruit and I bil fart alone ha contributed much toward Inducing other people to eiik!II I" Hits culture of the Kuiiliali waliiul. Yamhill Keporler. (McMinnville.) Station A Sun low.. RecaiiNV of the extreme, low atae of tlm Willamette river, the tnaiiat-niciil of the Willamette I'ulu A l'un-r Mill liaa found it nece aary to cloae down Station A, which ia located on lliia aide ol the river. It ia in thin mill that the pulp i prepared bv which the paper i manufactured in the millaun the Nest Mile. 1 ne cli'HliiK m lime to are Ihe nianniiicent new free down of Station A, however, w ill not in-1 atret-t parade, which ia mven in the IuritiK regatta week the Astoria and Columbia Kiver Kailroad Company will ell roun l-trip exciiraiun ticket from I'ortland to Aatoria and return at rate of for round trip. Ticket on aale for evening train of Aag. IStli, and all train of Auk. l''th, 20th and -Mat, nood to retiuu Auk. 24th. Call for ticket! at 218 Alder atreet and I'nion depot. Crowd (yilnir to the Circus. Inlenae intereat In been aroused in tbia community by the announcement lliat ItinttliiiK ISrotliera' iniineiiHt circus ia to exhibit in 1'urtlaiid .Motnlay and I'lieaday, Annual 'ii and ib. Several lt tc excuraiona will k from this vicinity and local people will he well represented at the Iiik show. Those who (o from hen) ahoiild make every ell'ort to arrive terlcre in :iny way with the operation of the in x i 11 null" of the corporation aince 1 there ia a t-uHirieiit ailpplv ol pulp on baud to keep the inilla mum; for aeveral weeks. Hy the anapeiiHion ol operation in Kluliiiti A lliittv live lin-n are tlirnwn out of employment but theae laborer! will rciim!)- li ml work In the liarveat llclda or hop yard. It ia expected that the atKt! of the river w ill be audi thai work can tie resumed in Station A by September 15. Ol'KIIATINO TIIK Al.llANV Mll.1.8. TIlO Albany Woolen Mill, which have been lyinn idle for several weeks, resumed work yeHterday. All the mill wa not placed in oration, however. The card ing and dyeing department are now at work hut the weaving department i yet idle. The mill are being tun by the Oregon City Woolen Mill Company and the company is uaing only the depart ments here that were burned in the lire which recently deitroyed part of their mill. Aa lliy are uing the weaving de partment in their Oregon City mill they will use only the other department here. The mill will be run by the Ore gon Cily Company three months ami then the entire mill will be placed in op eration by the Itannockbiirn Company of I'ortlund, who recently purchased the property. Herald. May IIavk a Statu Itin.niNti. The general feeling of the Lewi& Clark Fuir cominiHhiim a abort time ago wa unfavorable to a stiite, building, but aince receiving aomo recent report from CununiaHioner Albeit and Handera, it Bcema that Home renter where information concerning Oregon, and Oregon alone, can be had, in ni-ceaaary to the beat advertising of our resources. The difficulty about a building i the lack of funds, but a tho Lewi and Clark Corporation will alo want to advertise extensively at St Louis, tho state commission will no doubt get them to a.ift in the construc tion of an Oregon building. A fac-aiin-ile of old Fort Clatsop was Rtrongly urged as suitable plan for such build- TorKTiiK Who.nu Tkam Peter Hnr geaa is a wood-hauler w ho lives on the Abernrtby road about tliree miles from this city and when not duly sober, it ia said ini'atakea other people' property for hia own. Such was Ihe caati Monday of thia week. Hingi-aa ciinie to town and before he wil ready to atart homo be ia said to have felt r itht-r hilarious. In aleail ol taking ins ow n learn no uniirii 1 the burse belonging lo Mr. Hargreiives and getting; into Ihe bugny drove to hia heme. Chief of Police litirn was noti fied and recovered the properly and also brought Purges to this city where he wa lodged in the city jail charged with larceny. An investigation of the case showed that ltuigesa was intoxicated at the time he took the horse and bugt;y and it was decided not to prosecute the case in the court. morning preceding the opening perform ance, 'three mile of pantile glories are divided into thirty sections, and each sect ion t a show in itaelf a parade such aa the world ha never seen la-fore. In thi wonderful display are shown KXS bnniitil.il ileus, lairs and raxes of rare wild animals, a herd of forty big and little elephants, fifty horses, and over one thousand people. One section of the procession i devoted to magnificent and costly floats representing Germany, liussia, Kngland, France, India, Persia, Scotland, the United States, and other countries. The petformance that fol lows, and which includes the superb epectuculur production ol Jerusalem and the Crusades, iH the most magnificent display of arenic wonders ever presente I by any amusement enterprise in Aineri- I im. The menagerie is tilled to over i fl iwing w ith rare beast and bird, in cluding tho only baby elephant bred and successfully raised in the United States, the only rhinoceros in captivity and the last living pair of gi'afTes. Fkix Fkum Ftkkkt Car. A young woman, named Kuslake, fell from tiie Portland Oregon CitT street car near Sellwiod Monday evening and narrowly ecaied serious iniuiies. The car was approaching the point where the young woman desired to dismount, and she signaled the conductor on the trailer where she was riding, lie Bounded hi whistle, but the conductor on the closed car did not hear the signal, which was repeated in a few seconds, but before the car came to a standstill Mi Kuslake stepped from the moving carB. She fell upon her head and was rendered uncon scious. Il was fully twenty minutes be fore she regained her senses, and for a time it was feared that she was serious).' hurt, but other than being badly bruised and shaken up, tho passenger escaped uninjured. .Hot Over lnt There is an old allegorical picture of a girl scared at a grass-hopper, but in the act ol heedlessly treading on a snake. This i paralleled by the man who 8MndB a huge sum of iisoney building a cyclone cellar, but neglects to provide bis family with a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Oiarrlioeu Ueniedy aa a safe guard against bowel complaints, whose victims outnumber those of the cyclone a hundred to one. This remedy is every where recognized as the most prompt and reliable, medicine in use for these diseases. For sale by G. A. Harding. Pear in mind that at the Packet Store they are selling goods below cost while they last. Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. All the blood In your body passes through your kidneys once every three minutes. I tie kidneys are your blood purifiers, they fil ter out the waste or Impurities In the blood. If they are sick or out of order, they fail to do their work. Pains, aches and rheu matism come from ex cess of uric acid in the blood, due to neclected kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady heart beats, and makes one feel as though they h.id heart trouble, because the heart is over-working In pumping thick, kldney potsoned blood through veins and arteries. It used to be considered that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but now modern science proves that nearly all constitutional diseases have their begin ning In kidney trouble. If you are sick you can make no mistake by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy Is soon realised. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases and is sold on Its merits by all druggists In fifty- fTv'rK'.,, cent and one-dollar sii-1. r-"- es. You may have a sample Dottle cy man norm of swunrvitont free, also pamphlet telling you how to find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. N. Y. Don't make any mistake, but remem ber the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot, and the address, Bing bauitoo, N. Y., on every bottle. .-ii-.''a 1. 1 II UIOI PIONEER I m$kf and Expfe, Freight and parcels delivered to all parts of the city. RATES - REASONABLE hostel E. I. SIAS DEALER IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Spectacles. All kinds of Repairing neatly done and warranted. CAN BY, OREGON Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. This preparation contains all of the digestants and digests all kinds of food. It tflves Instant re'icf and never fails to cure. It allows you to eat all the'ood you want. The most sensitive stomachs can take it. Byltsusemany thousands of dyspeptics have been rured after everything else failed. It 4 unequalled for all stomach troubles. It can't help but do you good Prepared only by E. C. IjfYV itt Co.. CWcaw Tbe U. bottle coduIqs2 timet. Uie 50c uOk BEST FOR THE BOWELS If yon hftT-Mi't rerolar, healthy morenswt of Cb boweii every day, you're ill or will b. Ketp jout bowels open, aod be well. Force, la tbe shape of Tiolent phytic or pill poison, ti dsngerous. Th moot heat, easiest, most perfect way (4 Jiewpinfl tiie bowels clear asod clean ii to take CANDY CATHARTIC f EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY Plemnt, Pitatabl. Potent, Tut Good. II Good, Keer Sicken. Weaken or Orlrwi It, 16 u4 SOeanti perbox. Writ tor trtampl.aBd boo lot oa health. Addnaa 42 StMilna Ranettr Comparrj, Ctikagetr NtaYora. KEEP YOUR ELOQD CLEAM .'.'Jjill tl'lfAftt.al ,1 ,' . ' "" ' t-..--Lk. .'i:. a. .... t- In n iMrinim ' ' - 1 I ' - ran am t if. i Mill If J7cMAi?3 makefile ; ,1 TfipaiiHi li Iff JQsiTra I' I ! '. Kmnmm,..-... . I i... I .nm. ' Imihhi- i"-iJ 'J . i r i SURMEISTEE? 7s ANDRESENr 1, OREGON CITV JEWELERS, - v - ttuiM juaiiijo-r' -- mf -'--'