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I OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, NOVFMBER ,6 1903 5 V ' I. ":V7 '- 'I'.l: 7 an HA (...W'i 1.7 Don't forget the old man with the fish on his hack. Tor marly thiity years ho has been traveling around the world, and is still traveling, brinjjintf health and comfort wherever he j.r,oes. To the consumptive he brings the strength and ilexh he so much needs, T all weak and sickly ehildrcn he jjivrs litli ami .strengthening food. ' To thin and pale persons he j;ives new firm flesh ami rich red blood. Children who first saw the Id man with the fish are now grown up and have children f their own. He stands for Scott's Krruil sion of pure cod liver oil a Jeli;;htful foul and a natural tonic for children, for old folks and for all who need flesh and strength. RCTT nOWNE, Chmleta. 400-411 'rl 8trBt, Nw York. 60o. nil H.OOj all druuulsta. Oregon City Enterprise TOLD IN SIDEHEADS. Tim Cow Was Kn.l t:D. A auut'ihotiml O, W. A V. Co. frnKia train run nvm ml killtxl a row mar Milwaukin Mon tiny inorniiiK Ollmr than iti-laying llm muvpiiii-nt ol train" (or a short time no liiconvtMiiuiice reaullfd. ("i.akh Oi ricmit Fi.n TtD. Tin niiil ol tlm Ti'litb Ormlt). or Krailuatliitf cIhhk of tllH llltlll Kllioul, 1 1 M Ve flwll-tl llllil'ITI nit IoIId: rri-Hi'lt-iit. t.'arl (iaimiiK; Mx-rHfury, Mi Manila ln(; tr-aurer, .Mih Lillian llaywanl. Tlu-r art' dmr !') m i-ii i tHTK (i I !lit i-lnun w ! it li nil! Ix Krmliutrd in Juiiiuiry. Ixi'K tto Urn Auain. Mayor (Irani I!. Oimit li linn miiioiiniTfi in rfHp'jiiw lo l-.'liilon that lie will lt a ramlulati' (or ri' I'llHlioll Hi I lit) Kllllllnl lll(ltli(-iial aliuv limi in IVciMiilifr. Mr. Iiitnirk ih now mrvinK lii third larin as mayor of Ore Kim t.'ity . Willi Ilia elwtiini only a iimntli (Imtmit, tliiTB Imri bran takan tliim fur not any intrrertl in municipal aliWa. To tii tc Town I Own -flnNK) Will M oi Be, alter working Kln (or (i. A. Iluriliii , lliu IoihI (Inik'k'i"!. (or tome tuna, lia (tone to Iona, Ktarn drayon, to taktt charge ol anolliar tlrnx alora. Tim many friumls o( Mr. Morait will lie t;)n l to know that Mm al-nra this time will I temporary, lie axparla to re turn within a d'w inonllii anil rt-Hinne hm medical atiiilit-a. O.nh Had a Gin. Tramp rautthtln the Hi t o( HlfalniK riilea on the Soiilhern lVillc tralna In tliia city continue to he arreHlml (or the cllenfe by llie lix al ol llrera. Rlomliiy inorniiiK a IlS-calihre C'oll'a revolvet, willi every r!iainlHr IohiUhI, waa (oiiml near the leot, where it ia thouulit to have been diHaiJ el llieniitlit before hy one of K'K ' hohoa taken into cuntody. next Monday, and eiiK-ct loj llnlili (lie work In one week It la de. aired to Kut the lOOaliarna ol the mniul 1 aliM-k aulmi:rilied a loon a HiNnilile In order lo provide fund with whirl. In work. The .lmi ia lo Hull iheae aliarea at :illai-li, W'down, and $1 Mir inoniii , until pahl, Hhoiild llm corporilon mn;- 1 i i-ed in dmpoHinK of nil tho iMpiul hto. k. I aa Ik hoped, U Woulil Kive a limd ol t.'iOll llo Ih'Khi the work ol liootin Ihecoinilv ' on, anil an Ini-oiiiH of per moiilh ; Willi which lo iiiiiliiiiiH it. Aa wi'iu hh the atiH-k ia aiilimirilieil, tli iii-rubnrM will meet to fleet ollicera and to yet to woik. Fm.i. Fuoi a Tkkk. Kvelvn, the 11 year old ditiiKliler ol Mr, and Mm. (ieo. A. Hardin, lull from a tree at the family home Hunday ttVHiiliiK and received a coiiipoliiid Iracture o( Ihe Imjiich in the r i k I I arm. Oi.ii Lanhmank ia Movki). Tlio !nr cly riilence, a Iniidiuaik ol tle-Hrly pioneer timea In Oregon, in hein moveil Iroiii Miiin Hired loa Ih-mioii f , im h tr the Willumetle river on Ihe oipnniie aliln ol Ihu block. 'I'll in resilience wmh IUhI h--ciipled in lHIII allhouith l' onMrnrtion waa not I'oinplntcd until IH,:. All ol the doora, window and inleiior II n inti triari of me Firm lore were liinnnlactnreil in Maine ami l,ipd via Cniie Horn to Huh city lute In llm forlien. ThU (iloncer reaideiice, w bicli occtlpira ome ol the liiont valiuhle bilHinena property in Ore lion ( ily, will tllve way lo a illiUiilil hililcn block. There in in llm iloor- ard a larue cherry tree UihI la mid In Ihe ol'lcel Iruit hnii ii if ln-e in lln- r-lutii. The cliHiiei! in the property limke iieceanary llie reinovul of the tree which will l converted into ciuck, i liKirn and iither relica u( piom-r d.ivx. Tiikv An. Had a i'oi Timk. Sen. ator I'rowrieil, Sherdl' Shaver, mid MirroH. Taylor, Wondiinl mi l Confer of tlie Mucciiliee (purtel, were in i) the Oreuon City jieople who were the KUexIn Satiirdny evi-nuit; . I a cm inl (um lion ar ranged and carried out hy Ihe Miit-i aU-ea ol Kimle Creek and vicinity. The early part of Ihe fveniin waa occupied by an eiiterlainliiK munii-al and literary pn- ' tcrainine that incllliled a number of nelei: tiona hy the three cornered iUeiliee i Uriel Irom thin city. 'I he boyn were repeHtedly encored aud made a ureal Int. After haviiiK f xbaualed their excellent collection ol rtoiiiin, the Hililjertl wereonlv pxenned when HI a fllnile (liev relldi-reil "I'm Tired, So Very Tired." Senator lirowiiell made a iliort addrenN aloiiK fraternal linea ami at tlii cloen of the programme the (ood ladiea if Kattle Creek nerved the company to an oyruer upper. It waa a real oyr-ler aupei and aaone of the Orev D City party expreB-e I it, "It waa not necerinary to wet out a earch warrant to lind an oymei." I lancing concluded moat enjoyable evening-, and the vtxitora from thin city returned with the llrni conviction that thera are no dronei in the K.anln Creek hive o( Mkiraheei eaecially when the duty to be ierforiued ia that of entertain-In-. If It Is Not Because We are Good Looking That pwiplo of ClnekatiKiH County are latronizing ua. It u a common Haying, "BuHch Makes Money." Yen, we are ineking money in a legitmute, honorable way hy maintaining a large circle of well to do, natirtfied cUKtomors whom wo have naved iminy a dollar, and we will do the Harne 'or you if you will only give us a chance to compare pric-H nnd ftiiility on jrooda you intend to buy. TO DAY U'KCOMK It K FOR 15 YOU With a household article that we bought in car lotB from a large eantern factory, A WOVEN WIKG UCI) SPRING with a Hard flaple Frame, superior to any soft wood frame, no matter how good tho fabric of he wire may be otherwise but this one outnhines them all in price and quality. he We Offer This Bed Spring for 2.25 And ask you to please call and inspect this marvelous ofl'er. -Tfl Iff-., FRANK BUSCH, THE HOUSEFURNISHER - Oregon City, Oregon H Wn.i, Aourit Anothkb Term. Petl tiotn ankinti F. J. Meyer, the jireeent city treasurer, to be candidate for re election at the municipal election in De cember, are belnn circulated. Cititena are very generally aliening the petitiona and the probabilities are that Mr. Meyer will be re-elected without opposition. Under the city charter this ia the only salaried ollkur that ia elective by popu lar vote In Oregon City. Did Little Dahaoi. With the excep tion of some badly soaped show windows and considerable displaced cord-wood, there was no evidence of an extensive observance of the Hallowe'en season In this city. The mischievous lads who annually "go out" on this nipht behaved themselves with commendable credit and it is to be preen med that they en joyed themselves as much as though great damage had been done property. Okttino Ready for Work. At a well-attended meeting of the incorporat ors of the new board of trade, held Fri day night, considerable enthtiaiasra was shown in the work of the new orgar Ua tion, and it waa decided to get to work as soon aa poeaible to disose of the capital stock of the new corporation. With this end In view committees were appointed to solicit subscriptions to the capital stock. Those who were appoined to interest the lawyers and doctors in the new scheme were C. II. Pye and W. A. Huntley; corporations, F. T. Grillith, K. U. Canfield and O. B. Dimick; mer chante, O. B. Dimick, Frank Busch, T. L. Charman, H. E. Cross and I). 0. Latourelte. These committees will com mence a thorough canvss of the city A Mturlllag; Teat. To save a life, Dr. T. (J. Menitt, of No. Mehoopany, Pa., made a startling teHt rennltliiK In a womleerlul cure. He writes, "a patient was attacked with violent hemorrhages, canoed by ulcera tion othe etouiach. I lid otlrn found Klectnc Kitten excellent fur acute. Ktomarli and liver troubleri so I pre rtcribed them. The patient gained from the flrel, ml baa not hud an attack in M months." Klectrii: Hitters are pni lively guaranteed lor Pyapepaia, Indi gestion, ( 'oiislipatioii ami Kiilney troubles. Try them. Only liOe at Char man A Co. Fob an Kiiitational Kxiiimr Sute Superintendent Ackermau has isnued to the eilucatora ol the ulule a circular let ter culling tlicir attention ami inviting their cn-oeration in ttie movement to secure for Oreuon a creditable educa tional exhibit al.the St. Louis Fair. In Ilia letter Mr. Ai-keriiiHti eays: "The l.ouisinna I'urcliiiHe KxpoNition ia to be held in St Louis in UHI4, and lor the first lime in the history of cnterpri-es of this kind, the IVpiKtiiient ol Kducation hits been HHrtigncil lirst place, and a sep arate building linn been provided for the ediicationul exhiliit and u coiupnrAlivH disnlav from all tin) Iciiding niilionsol the world. It is earnestly desired hy this department that Oreuon shall take its proiier place as a leading exhilvtor in that department The great interest heretofore iiniutfested by the ieople of Oregon in all matters (H-rUining to edu cation, justify theexpectation of hearty co-operation In the preparation of an ed ucational displav that will intelligently and eirectively illustrate Oregon s school system and the results achieved in all lines of work. I'rol. F. O. Young has been appointed as the educational ex hibit commissioner (or Oregon, and Supt. II. S. Lyman as superintendent, and these gentlemen have in conjunction with the committee appointed for this purpose by the Slate Teachera' Associa tion, prepared a circular containing sug gestions and plans for preparing a cred itable exhibition, which you will receive in due time. All inquiries and commu nications should be addressed to Hupt. H. 8. Lyman, 1'08 V'iue street, Portland, Oregon." Kill Yd IK SIMMKU VAI'AIM.N. Hundreds Visit Oregon's Beach Resorts. Tiipular Rome Good Aroi'mknt. Here Is one way to help improve your home town and thus your own community, which an exchange points out in plain English : "Wby Is it that property owners and others will continue to patronlxe a cata logue house, when they can get just what they want at home? Did it ever occnr to you that when you send to a supply house for anything you' can ob tain of your home merchant you afe re ducing the value ot your property to a certain extent? This is a fact. Suppos ing half the people of our territory should send away for their goods, would it not be necesaary lor our local store to re duce their stock at least fifty per cent, discharge ball of their clerks, partition their salesrooms one-half, in fact do just one-half the business they are doing now? Don't vou think that such condi tions would reflect on the value of your property? The town itself would dwindle down to a dead and dilapidated place, and the taxable value would be reduced one-half We believe that the people in any community should be co-operative; that is stand by each other. Your home merchant is the one you go to for credit when you are out of money; he la the one that is approached when there ia a church to be built, when roads are to he improved and nearly always he is ready to do what he can to help you." Unexcelled train service and cheap round trip excursion rau-s offered by the A. AC. K. R. attract visitors to Clatsop I'cacu from all sections, and the many advantages of Seaside and Gearlieart Park, together with their superior at tractions, make either of these well known resorts an ideal place to spend a day, a week or a mouth, whether fish ing, hunting, surf bathing or in idle re. reation. ThrouKh trains leave Union Depot Portland at 8 :00 a. in. daily and reach the ocean at 12:.'t0 p. m. without delays or transfers en route. The I'ortland-Seaside Fat F.xpress leaves Portland every Satnrdav at 2:30 p. m. and reaches (iearheart Park 0:10 p. m., Seaside 0:60 p. in. This fast and popular train iseqnipiied with all modem conveniencei1 and ils couiiiio iiouri coaches and elegant parlor cars make Hie journey from Portland to the wean one of ease and comfort. In connection with this excellent ser vice, round trip season excursion tickets irom Portland to all Clatsop and North Uracil poiuls, good to return until Oct. 15th, are sold for f4. Saturday i-pecial round trip excursiou tickets between same points, goisl to return Sunday ev ening J.'.oO. Special Season tomimita- , tion ticketH, good lor live round trips from Portland to all Clatsop and North Beach points, (lo. Beach excursion tickets issued by the O. R. A N. Co. and Vancouver Trans. Co. will be honored on trains of this company In either di rection lietween Portland and Astoria. For additional information address J. O. Mayo, U. F. A P. A. Astoria, of E. L. Uwis, Comm'l. Agt.. 248 Alder Si.. 1'orJand, who will be pleased to mail to your address copy of the latest Seaside pamphlet telling all about summer girls, ?a serpents aud sunsets at Seaside. Daily River Schedule OREGON CITY BOATS. DAILT SCHIOCLI. Steamers Altona and Pomona for Sa lem and way points, leave Portland daily 'except Sunday) at :45 a. m., leave Oregon City, 8:15 a. m. ; returning, leave Salein, 7 a. in. ; leave Oregon City, 4 :30 p. m. Oregon City Transportation Co. Can't be perfect health without pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes pure blood. Tones aud invigorates the whole system. 5P EXr YEARS' ' -IENCE. Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Ac Anrrme lendlnc a iketrh and dMcrlptinn msT qntfklr wertain our opinion free whether an Invention la probably patentable. Cummunlra. tlonntrlctlrnitlden-.tal. HANDEOOK on Patent sent free. Oldest rurency fur aerurmfr patents. Fatent taken turounh lunn h Co. receive rpri-iat notfc, without chanre. In the Scientific American. A harnlaomelr llrnstnited weekly. Lareeet etr cnlalem of any arientlllc Journal. Term. W a year: fonrmontha.il. Bow by ail Mwsdealera. MUNN & Co.38,B- New York franch Offlca. CS F gt, WwhlDntun. D. U i; i. niM PIONEER m$ht and Exjf e,- Freight and parcelB delivered to all parts of the city. RATES - REASONABLE i MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS a Genuine Washburn Guitars and Mandolins at $15.00, $18 oo, $22. oo Other makes $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00. Violins as low as $2.50. A very nice instrument for $0.00. The best $15.00 and $20.00. Accordeons in all sizes from $2.00 to $12.00. Fine Impsrial make, $6. and $7.00. Autoharps and Zithers from $4 50 to $7 50. WE HAVE - the largest and best assortment of Harmonicas in the city. Try the new Hohnerphone. Regular size 50c; Concert size $1 00. Ills RINGS Cheapest lots in Oregon City for sale. Inquire at the Enterprise oflire. Oct. 2tf. Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don't Know It. L,-,.t JZS. 9l now To Find Out. Fill a bottla or common glass with your water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a sediment or set tling Indicates an tion oi mo Kid neys; If It stains your linen It la evidence of kid ney trouble; too frequent desire to pass It or pain In the back Is also convincing proof that the kidneys and blad der are out of order. What to BO. There Is comfort In the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish In curing rheumatism, pain In the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability to hold water and scalding pain In passing It, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extra ordinary effect of Swamp-Root Is soon realized. It stands the highest for its won derful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should htve the best. Sold by druggists In 50c. and $1. sizes. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful discovery and a book that tells more about It. both sent E! r rf-5'i .vuvtuivy IVW VJ 111.11, address Ur. Kilmer & Rom ot Bwamp-Roo. Co., Blnghamton, N. Y. When writing men tion reading this generous offer In this paper. Don't make any mistake, bot remem ber the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's warap-Rootf nd the add reus, Bing- I harnton, N. Y., on every bottle. Ml" JV'H'i"",J . P-Ul -13 f;it-nrtl Set with Diamonds, Opals, Topaz, Emeralds and other precious stones. V e oiler extra values in.Diamond Kings we purchased early in the Bea- eon before they advanced. Come in and look over our assortment of Opal Rings, even if you do not intend to purchase. It is well worth your time. Topaz is the birth stone for November. We show many new settings. ' r LEATHER GOODS With the pocketless gown of today the Chatelain or Wrist Bag is an absolute ' necessity to womankind. Let us interest you in some real fine ones at $3.00, $4.00, and $5,00. Or if these are too costly we have others, very good value at $1.00 and $1.50. EYEGLASSES w 4 1 WpeiW Y l . FITTING al Y K V- I X 11 2s li A pair of properly fitted glasses will give you a world of comfort that you will scarcely realize with defective vision. The best advice we can give you is, not to buy cheap glasses that will only do for a short time, but have your Eyes examined by our Optician. He will tell you free of charge the condition of your eyes, and in case you are in need of glasses will fit the kind that suits your eyes exactly. We sell MURINE, the best remedy for sore eyes. BURMEISTER AND Andresen THE OREGON CITY JEWELERS V ! I l i W8& PROMffiTE COMFORT, I
