Oregon City enterprise., September 04, 1903, Page 5, Image 5

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1903
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Oregon City Kntcrprise
TOLD IN SIDEHEADS.
Tiu lUnnKim Wkiik IIkiik Snnduv
kiii barber' day Hi Canetniili I'aik. Tln
' ti,iiiMirUIIt of f r t lit tut IiiIi a picnic hI
llu grounds uml there Hai the uxttal
large SiiiiiU crowd In aMi-mlnnce. In
t' i 1 1 ( ii n In dancing In llif Urge pavilion
hoth alll'HIlMlll Mil, I CVI'tllllg, I III- Olcgon
Cilv baseball Mill went tli Mg,iimt tlin
All Sur nine nf Portland It wax rot
ti n game, nil the part ( ll,n visitors, at
leiixt, and ikmiIiimI in a victory lor the
Oregon t'lly nine ( t lit score of 1'.' In 3.
Anomikh CoMikmnaiium Si it. Tin
Oregon Water Power .It luilway Com
pany l,it week tu gn n viiiiili-iiuiHtion
milt against Klin Willa-rii el ul fur tliH
B.jriiriiitln ol 1.4H acrea in T. II S. H.
i I.. iiiiili tliu payment of r-if(iiit)il-ln
i n m !.' that inuy U allowed lln plalnl
ill. 1 lut purpoxe of the mil ia io m-enre
title to ccrtulii laud over which the
I'lamMf company dcsircM to cuiiKlriii t a
railway track.
AmiIIIXO Wil l, in I'ii.ku The will of
the late l.r A mliirrtcin was admitted to
iimhalii in IIiim county tln Utter part of
laxt week. Tim deceased Irlt in estate,
conxisimg principally ol real estate, of
(tin vitliui of 16UI uml Hum in ileviwd by
a will to the surviving nephews ul Urn
decedent, vtx : Fred ami Peter Ander
xin, both ol this county. U. W. F.axt
limn, of thin city, in the attorney fur tliu
estate.
ern.i.,,1 on II,.. pi.,,,erty f , Holdieia'
Home at I: H.Bi.ur(f, iiMriiiUiiion will have
10 In. nil slued l,v Multtilvn enscln t
l'J ' "UU" UglxU'll-e ul I'D ,.( Session.
11 Him peuoU-ioii H , K,Bn,.i, tl.,j,pfI.
,"' ' I ill iinil.oiize the pur.
I'H-ot Unci upon which ,,, n,
'"It )iCH.
I A liimii l.i,i( HAT (). I), Kiev, tie
H'louiey, !..,,,, It,., l,M, M, H I,,,,,,,,
hi t.t.Uy, A iitru-r Ls, bunii, niU
phy Imv. Mr. ;i,v xh v h llm i,,. r.
rival i. a voter himI will Hi ,,,,.,
I inn fx, i, ,gtl , (ram-i, Hutl
llm ai,,iovec lit m, lllH,iy )t.nrn
Iimeil t,y In. (H,.
Iiuini.oai. . ir c KKim.-A (.picilll
Null, 1,,-ri, I'm iii,. !,,,, ,.,,.(.,,
' M-ei llnoutfli Oreuni 'if v Kalunlav
1 inurniiiK en r..,im i (hi. ;y,,p VH, ,,,, , IM
.valley. TIim iiitiu i annul llv linmlreil
l'lekHr liielii.liiiKiwoear lomUof (,'lilna
I "'e'l. Mi wt o tin, iiirk.'ra Welti vuliitftii'
1 1 Kiel,, y.inl near lt o ,lix. M 1
oillily. I),,i, I tl ml r I tier'nn ioiiieil the i
train al Mhh t. T, riVHr ,-,..,, i
t. taxeii lu ai'i'i.iiiiiiiiilaiH ilic crnwila, al
llioniclitl.tn iiiovemen' of ,i, kra i i,.,l
I, raily ax k .t a year airo
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I M. JuliiiV I'Hr.N'hial hiiiI llik'li Heliii.,1
will le oin-n i,n MoniUy, epl 7th. Kfuin j
, Hie HppliealloiiH rei elve.l It in exi'frleil
that the mill, r pn,,, ,ln year will
, even Hir,H-K li e lx,te alien, I un n nf Uxl !
ileilii. I In. meiilx uf I liia xelinol art. he I
1 intf inure no I mole appierinleil ami eie'
I hum il wi,l lie iierex-ury to liniviili. tieire'
ruilili Io m l lilillll'iilille the Jlijl lllllll' i
her of I i.piU The SiKter iii chari-e of '
! the nitime ih'piiriiiieht will iilgo, rt-iiim. I
j tliviott l,ei icg-uUr eit-iim. Inxlrii, tloim :
will he kivi-ii un I lie piiiim, orHli, (illli,r,
I nun, loin i an, I oilier xlriim lextriiineiitx.
AllTMANa To OlIxKNVK I. All , II lAV.
f.ahur ll.iy will he uli-rvel l,v the
I I'lille,! Allium l.iule of Die ntale hy
I Kivinu a piriiie at t iiiieinah I'nrk. Aiti-
una w ill hit in alien, Uni t, from nil mm
tioiiB of tliH xlule anil it in fxpecteil li e
iUv will provt-a red letter uo'i-ion jut
thai oiKaii'X iti in. (i ivernor Cliamher
hull w ill ihliv ei an Hit - In xa in the fore
l.onii ait, I in the afleriKHiii Iheiu will he b
,iliii. ul l,afhnll lietweell the (JieK'Hi
t'liy mi,l Vi,roiner Ii-hiii, There will
hUo iir lUiii'iiia- hnth Hlti'itiiHiiiaiKl even
in M III Hit. larjie pavilion.
NERVES GAVE WAY- I
PE-RU-NA CUREDJ
UMM-
Mi'j.::.bchneiderv
HirtSchalTntr
V Marx
Hand Tailored
Iikh I.t Wkik. .Mr. Annie He.1
In k d,e,l al her h,,mu at liieen I'oint,
thiHt'ily, a. I) IK) ii'i Jut-k TIiiiiniUv even-
liiK. Atik'ilxt Ti , ul a roinpli, kiioii ol ail- !
tli.'llla. The ili- ee, ) a iijp.,1 44 yedrx I
ate I three inontha ami lia,l rexi,le'l in
thix rliy 'ur nhout twenty yearn. Mien
tnirviveil hy a litmlinmt nml tworhihlren, i
.Minm liniae lCeililu k ami liny Ut-ililii k. j
holh ul llil" l ily. Funeral aervii-ea were i
hehl Mtinnlrtv aflernunii at St. I'aiil N
Kinm'oinl rliiinli, romlm-teil hy Kev. I',
K. lUiniiioml. linrial took place in
.Moiinluin View cemetery.
Mr. .S,:hncli!i;r,2l0;tTlilry-Bevo3tb
i'luco, i;iilcn;:o, U., wrltcKi
"Aftjr Ir.'.ilr. nvcr;J remcd'mt
wtU-.fHit result, I b'."'.3n In January,
V)!I2, to tal.o yevr vcluatte remedy,
I'crun.n. I wes a corrplcto wfeck.
Iluij paWtatMi cf t'.:o heart, cold
fia.iL'i ar.i .'.(, fT.la v?.kacsn, no
l.K-:;ts, . j.:..:.'.'.-..7, cl.tUa,t fueling
fi:v.f t.'.c t.'n.c: Ycj Bld I wa
fj.'tcrlrp, v.-'ih rysfen.'; cctarrh, and I
tclljve t.:..t J i.'iw.Y. . your help In
tlu i.'i.'i cf t'.r.-j. I f-.xy.jwcd your
tire:'.: :r.t c" 'j: !y ar.J cr. 7 : y to-day
that le.u v . I a:clr,. I s.:. : t thank
you vr.')'. ; t . .: i::y v. re. I w'i.J alwayt f
be ; n i.'C Lr.v: a -f neon
inc. -J ,-J 'v'.--'.-J tt ay fr.srCi c.rl,
Bt..:i.aau i... i i:i:-y an ii. i
wt.-,h t'.: t nil t.:if.:rl.:i
try It. I lortlfy thta vcccrX:.?to the
tru!h.".r.r:. A. i : r... :.;r.
Mtm. Fii'.ii:y ICIava,lils, her, of Hum-tiilt-;v;".u,
N. Y., wrliw m f ,!!,iv, k:
"J'or tl.rci) niunilia, I HUffr.xl with
pnln l.i t!i- li:u-l: anil In the, ri-;;!on of t! o
klilut-j'K, l:i l a (lull, prchhlni; aensa'.lo:!
In !ho utHinmi-n, Rtid other nymploirm of
pi lvi'! ciit.trrh.
" 'lot after taU.jg two liottlca of 1-orn-
na 1 mn entirely vul!, U-ttt-r thun I ever
wa ." Sfrn. J-'uiiny KlavniliiUeln-r.
Si-Ud for "lli-ulth aud JU-auty," wrifv-
tt-a e-i-lally for women l,y I)r. H. B.
1I:,rt:imii, rn-Kldi-nt Ilurtuma Baiilttr-
I u i ii, Culumhtu, Ol.ki.
Have You
Seen the
Latest?
If you want foHMt Ui Ifi'xt things in Men's Wearing Apparel
liive uh a call, ax we are now better prepared to meet the increawed
demand for up-to-date tnerchandine. Our latent arrivalo are the
neweHt creatioiiH and moHt up-to-date clothing and overcoats made
by Hart,' Schaffner A Marx.
one of the most reliable con
cerns making hand-tailored
clothes. Our new fall and
winter line of th6 celebrated
W. L. Douglas Shoes are here
in all the latest shapes. One
of our new additions to our
immense stock of reliable mer
chandise is the celebrated
Hawe's $3.00 hats in the lat
est blocks. They are guaran
teed to bold their shape and
color. By careful buying we
are now prepaJed to give you
better values than our com
petitors, as all our goods are
bought from the most reliable
concerns in the country. Give
us a call and he convinced.
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WE ARE
j'. m.
PRICE
Haberdasher
Clothier and
cor. olh anil Main, Oietroii City O enpn
WWOW,W,wwwwwwtw
Kkal Khtatk Makkkt I.ivm.y -Ureaier
activity In the leal -xtalB market of
CUckMinax coiit.tv ix altown hy the re
ceipm ol the i-llice if Connly Kecorder
Slevena for the n.milli of Alliillxt. I'hey
amotilitril to -'j(l 70, a aifiilnxl 10
for the corieK,ti,linu niunlli a year iikd.
T l, in increaxe in the receipt of thix nlllce
ai imlicatiliK more real etlate rranxleia
la Hit. mine xiiiiiilli'aiit from the fact that
II, ere Ii not heen plitt'i d on file in tliix
ili-parlim.nt a miiyl hop contract during
the in, mtli j . l - C ended, w Idle a Jear a no a
ntlfiitier of Mich ilocniiifiila were rt-conled
and mi a renlf I he aciiriiile of the re
ceipti of the ollice were increaMed.
Kaim Wii.i. iiu IIamai.k. The liiipeauf
Clin kaniMx lounty lariueia for favorithle
liarvexinnj wi alher were mkhiii hlaated
SuinnUy hy reted xliuwerx. Khiii
lor a lew iUvx mure will do tltonxamla of
(lollura worth of damatiH to crnpa of all
kiinlx in (.'laekamaa coiinty. C SchiiN-l,
iiailori,eyol thii-iiy. reitirm-.l Kattn- , NT Kkkp Vrru Tbaiw.-A naitv
""V If I'l" Unu mar Heaver I. reck m i he iron City people that returned tin
and tepurlaa remarkahle yield ol rain WI.K (t(,, ,,,, , tie ,,inlainx,
of all kimU. W lieal It) that miction of , ri.,,,ia that the fore-t raiiKiTtt in Clacka
the cniily la haivimt iin from IIU to 60 m,ia cotinl v are ncided inic their duly in
Uixh.U tin arte while oat a are prodiii-inK lUv m,," extahlielilnif and inaintitin-1
InK trrtilx tlirouh the innliiituiliH. f)il
fereiil conditions lire reported to exist in
Marion county, wlit-rn the runni-in are
i-oiiHtantly improving and extemluiK the
tralU win, Ii are lar iiM-rior to thoxe
foiiinl in tlui county. The tourixlx com
plain that no attempt ia mndu to extend
the pHaizewayii through the nioiuit miib
Small Yikld But Good Hui-a J, W
fx-w rv, w ho own an eiht acre hop yard
near pnsrity, fitiiahed iiickinx .hit) crop
ol the KiiiiIihIi Cluxter variety laxt Friday
evenuw. From the eluht acres he liar
vented 250 tioxea of Hrsl-claxa hops. The
Maine yard laat year yielded 450 boxes
ami the yield in tins county this year
will he in ahout this proportion. The
yard was located on tile hill-aide and the
hops ripened more readily than thoxe in
I the tHittuin lamU. I'ickinx in a inimher
; of ih- smaller yards in this county is tin
I Uhed and the harvesting, of the cioi is
iceiieral, ht-KiniiinK laHt Monday. The
j prevailing price that ia tiein paid (or
I iickuK ix forty tenia In Hum county.
The Enterprise $1.50 per year.
Iiotii .Ml lo HO liuxhelH i-t-r acre. Con
tititied nun, aya Mr. Schuhel, will tin
exli-iiNive ilaiiiatte to the gram crop in
tiux county.
Aim Oi'i-ohKD M tiik Wkih. The
liniMitijf of a weir III the Willamette
river near this city hy the Willamette
l'ulp A l'iiNr Company, will prolmhly
l,e enjoined hy intcrc xtcd property own
erx. it-n. Krnwn, Mr. HoIIhihii, I,. Fer
(inxon el ul htxt Thursday cititHed Sheriir
Mniver to serve the follow ing notice on
the paper company : "Ileum apprehen
sive thai the iliini or weir that you are
iiinletliikiiii; Id connrtit-t in the Willatn-i-lle
rivet at Hock Inland w ill ul ordinary
liih wnler ho all ohxtacln and seiioua
in ('luckainaa entity, - while there
apparently been imide no ellort to
prove the pathwayt now travelled.
Iihh
ill!
I'aHTOK OK roMTI.AM) Clll BVH KeV.
A. A F.nm'lhart, who for neatly three
yen's haH so fuithftilly and ncit-ptahly
served mm paxtor nf the tierman conttre.
italion of the Kvannclical cltiirch in tliix
cilv, Iihh L'one to 1 oillainl, wlieri; he Iihh
iiienin e tn ln properly inlerexts of the accepted the call lo the paxtorate of the
un, let Kilned on the upper river, wn here-j Kirxl lieriiian Fvangeliral church of that
by prolt-xt avauiHt the erection of aaidjcily. 'J'he 1'oitldinl cuncreiialion is the
iliini or wejr uml hereby notify you lo i Ur'next nf llux ilenniiiiriMlioii in the state,
iIcsinI (ruin phicintt raid or any ohxtruc- Hml the church ix located at the corner
tion in niid river." The remonstrance i (Jf Tenth and ('lay xtieela .Mem Iters of
Whm ptexenteil hy C. 1. and 1). C. La- the ( IreKon t'lly coiiurt-kalion regret to
touielte who uro the attorneys for the J rre their piiHtor leave lull are k'hnt to
ri'inoiiMtriints. 1 note that he will enter a larger field of
labor. A Kiiivesxur to the patn'iile of
the Oregon City church may not he
named until the annual meeting of the
conlert-nce which will he held next
Spring.
Hack Fhom tiik Minkm. John Fair
eloinih. of this cilv. who has just returned
from Ogle Creek, on the tipper Molalla
river, the scene of the recent gold discov
ery in Clackamas county, reports that
the mineral debits on the lands owned
by himself and Portland parties contin
ues uood and promises all that has been
claimed for the property. The extent of
the gold-charged deeonipeil ore has not
been determined but in richness the de
posits Increase as the tunnel is extended.
Mr. Falrclough reports that many pros
pect holes in the vicinity of the Fair
clough mine, that have heretofore heen
abandoned, are beinn worked again.
Mefsrs. C. D. and 1). C. I.atourette, of
this city, who own property neat the
Faircloiigh claim, are causing their hold
ings to he thoroughly prospected. Inter
ested parties in the property are more
encouraged as the work of developing
the claim progresses.
A I.aiioii I)av Picnic. The union or
g'liii.aiiotis of this cilv and Portland
' planned and will hold a big l.ahnr
I'ay picnic al (ilitdstone Park next Alon
'lay. The Carpenters and Painters
utiioiiH have taken the initiative in ar
ranging the picnic. Mr. Morgan prom
inent labor leader of Portland and a
SM-uker of considerable ability, will de
liver an address in the forenoon. A
Brand banket dinner at tho noon hour
will he followed hy a programme of ath
letic sports in the afternoon. Among
olner features of the afternoon's pro
Krnmme will he the match game of base
hall between the Painters and Carpen
ters. The brush artists say that the
deep shade of blue that will decorate the
(sees of their opponents at tho close of
the content will be something remark
able. On the other hand, llu) men with
Jhe hummers expect to displace several
"locks for their adversaries before tho
KBine is ended.
IIiimks kob Soldikkh' Famii.iks. Mrs.
" in. (ialloway, of this city, chairman of
ll'e joint committee appointed by the (i.
A. Ii. and W. It. C. of this state to re
ceive siiliMcripiinns for homes for families
of depemient soldiers, reports that she
Iihh received a considerable amount of
money from tho various PoHtsand Keliel I
-fH throughout the state. It is the
jiirame of the (irand Army people, who
'hv initiated this movement, to erect
f-t the Oregon Soldiers' Home at Kone-
I.aid l'i For Kki'aikh. At laxt the
fierce currents and strains to w hich the
steamers are subject about the locks at
Willamette Falls has brought the natty
N. K. I.aitg to the wavs for repairs.
Steainbnatmen declare that nowhere in
the river ia the wear and tear upon a
steamer greater than in the vicinity o
Oregon City, wl ere at all times there is
a stiff current because of the falls, and
craft plying between the mills and about
the foot of the rMpids meet with strenuous
opinion from the waters. The Lang is
owned by the Willamette Pulp A Paper
Company. She is a handsome ho.it, lie
ing linely finixhed and very attractively
painted, Her hull was constructed at
the Olson yards about three years ago,
and her cahlna were formerly upon the
pioneer steamer Salem. YeHerday after
noon the boat was pulled up on the ways
at Supples' yards, where a complete
overhauling w ill be given her. The hull
will be entirely recaiilked and probably
it will develop, after an examination,
that a few plunks are needed. A new
guard is to be placed about Iter and other
repairs of a minor nature made. Telegram,
The cniiliic Tit. Counterfeit.
The genuine is always better than a
counterfeit, but the truth of this state
ment is never mure forcibly realized or
more thoroughly appreciated than when
von compare the genuine IeWilt's Witch
llel Salve with the many counterfeits
linri.' rnii,..,... i... ii. ...ii,,.r ' .n, l u-iirt IiIcks substitutes that are on the
Hid widows of dependent soldiers. Con- market. W. 8. I.edbetter, of Slireve
tributions Irom all charitablo persons I port. I.e.. says : "After using numerous
will be gladly received bv the committee. I other remedies without benetit, one box
It is expected that sulliuent money will of DeWlti's Witch Hazel Salve cured
'e raised that the work of building the me." For Mind, bleeding, itching and
""tages may begin next summer. It is i protrnding piles no remedy is etpu! to
likely, however, that before any build- IH-Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, hold by
'ngs of the kind contemplated, can be G. A. Harding.
Women jas Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
k-wr
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that It Is not uncommon
for a child to be born
J afflicted with weak kid
neys. If the child urin
ates too often. Jf the
urine scalds the flesh or if, 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 kldneyrouble, 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 made mis
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both neel the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold
by druggists, in fifty-
cent and one dollar f f" '" i-'
sues. You may have afc:'; -J-i.hi
sample bottle by mail -iiiiA
tree, also pamphlet tell- Horn of swutnvRont.
Ing all about it. Including many of th
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmei
Sr. Co., Binghamton, M. Y., be sure and
mention this paper.
Don't make any mistake, hut remem
ber tho name,Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's
S'wamp-Root. and the address, Bitig-
bamton, N. Y,, on every bottle.
C I. ten,
PIONEER
tagfei1 and Epre,
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE
THE
CANBY
PHARMACY
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
Watches, Clocks, Spectacles
First Class Repairing
All Uoods and Work Warranted
E. I. SIAS
Central House Phone CANBY, OR.
OREGON CITY PLANING. MILL
All kinds of Building
Material, Sash, Doors
Moulding,v Etc. - -
OREGON CITY, ORE.
F. S. BAKER
PROP.
Enterprise and W. Oregonian $2.
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OREGON CITY JEYGLERS,