OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1903
New To-Day.
l'l.KNTY OK MONKY TO LOAN AT
lowest rsles, t II, )yn, J)
MONKY TO I .OA N AT l.OWV.KT
tales. Ill!ll iV (iKIITITII.
DU. H. SKA. MANN. I'llVSIl'UN
Ollhes over I boiling's drug store.
MONKY TO LOAN AT II AND 7
or (lit. Infill security. U'IIk.n &
Hl'llt'HKI,,
I,(HT On Msln street a plr of gold
rimmed rye glasses, Kinder will
please nil urn to KiiterpriiHi nllh-e.
1IKIKIKS ,c liUIHITII (OI MCIIH IN
Uiii Welnhard Itulldliig) Imvi.ilif cliolc
vol city, suburban and roiuilrv rt
erty fur smallest prices.
MONKY TO I.OAN-I II A VK KKVKKAI-
Hiltiin of money l.i-longi iik to private
hull vliltiulit wlili'li 1 hiii authorized lu
Ion It . on long limn at (I and 7 per rent.
Cost of loan will he made very reason
ahls. II. K. Ciiom, attorney at law.
STUAYKDOK STol.KN-ONK IIOAN
horse. hlai:k malm and tuil. Iintiiiliul
"g" on right inn, shod In front, while
aim-king on hind lent. Miiilcr will
notify or return lo August llubori
'iol, Oregon, kin) ln rewarded,
Pi'i iiiiiIht 4. ,
LOST Wat k, while ami . tall Klilli
setter log. lias tan iot oveytyes,
Imii color altout tlm inonlli. hlarMiead
and ears, large black t on riiiup
ami iuiik. Answers to filename ui
"llal." KlvKilollara reward for return
lo lr. L. L. I'li kens, Oregon City, Ore
gon. Nov L'O.
WANTKD-A TIU'STWDlUIIY KN
tinman or Udy In ttacli county In man
an huaimoa (or an old oatalillaliml
liouao of lolltl nnaiii'lal atamlintt. A
atralulit Ixm fldn wm-kly aalary of
$IH (K) I'ald hy vliix lt farli Monday
Willi all rxpeimra tlirwl from liead
(iiiarlera. Money advancr( for ox
iwlim-a. Knrloae addreaand unveluptt.
MiiKr, WK'xlon llldg., ClilrnKO
Krl) 1.
MANAOKU WANTKD in thin cotnity
and dJomlllK territory lo rnprfaetit
and advertl"" an old ontabllaliml linai
nea liotiait of aold4fliiani'ial tandinu.
Salary 1-1 weekly, with ,3 M-r tiny for
epenwa paiil raidi Monday liy clim'k
direct from lieadcjuarteri, Kxpomwt
advanced nd lioran and biiKy fur
malind when nncnftnary ; oaition txir
inanent. AUdri'M t'rnaideiit, MO Mo
lion liullding, Cliicatto, III Nov. 21.
liev. Fathnr IlildnhranJ haa returned
from an ix tended vlait to hl old home
In lieruiany.
IllK rednrtioa In all millinery,
dallar liaU now (.' 1.60. Hnavera at
Mm. II. T. hlHdrn.
Five
cort.
Kervirt of the M. K. rhurch aotith, at
the C'oiiKn-KHtioiml chiiruh Kly nrxt
Sunday mornlnK and ovenliiK, condui'Utd
hy the piMtor, J. W. Craig.
Charlitl Nelaon, a well known local
charai'trr, having raided In Onuon City
for aeveral yeara, dlfd at St. Vim-t-nl'a
honpital, 1'ortland, Tuemlay morning.
Ailaina llro., th prourmmlve dry
vixhI uii-rchatita, are fipiippinK thfir
liirKii alore with new and unproved abow
caxei a a nieaiia to dinplay to IxitUir ad
vantage tbuir (o( k.
O. F. William, ht'ltnr known lofftlly
an "Ki-d," i puttinu In a harder ahop in
Hie huiidinic on Main treet rm-enlly
t-alml by the Hiiikit SuwinK Machiixi
Company.
A be tepwd from a Htnrt rar In
TortUm! Wedneadny, l'rof. Frank Hot
xold, (j thin city, wa run Into by a
uii-MaeiiKr hoy mountud on a bicycle.
The priifenaor whh kiKM'keil down and
HUHtainml the diilot-ntion ot a eliotihler.
The iiiciiiIht of Oregon City Lotlsii,
No. JKJl', The Fraternal lliotherhond,
gitve a social dunce at the Woodmen
Hull Tuewlay. There was a gixd attend
ance of young people, who enjoyed them
m lve. Mumc wiih fiirniHhed hy Turney'a
orchitHtra.
Mr. Nettle Miller lm piirchaeed the
coiiltMtionery biiHines formerly con
ducted by (ieo. llaniigan on Main street
near Khiii atreet, and la manBginu the
Mime in approved style. She make
only the bHt of candle and enjoy some
of the beat trade of the city.
W. J. Burn baa brought an action for
money unit againat John W. Cochran et
al to recover about fA'llX) with 8 per cent
intoreit from 18U3. The foreclosure of a
mortgage on MO acre in t 5 s r 1 w is
also anked. The mortgage was given as
security for the payment of the note.
After thirty-two years of married life,
Alice L. Wood has brought suit for di
vorce from John M. Wood to whom she
was married at Ionia county, Michigan,
in 1H71. Desertion in llHKt, dwin the
month of October following.'cruel treat
ment, is the reason alleged for asking
tor a legal Reparation.
After their reRiilar wractice during the
holidays, the management of the N il
lamette Pulp and Paper Mill and the
Portland Flouring Mills again this year
presented their many employe with tur
key for Thanksgiving dinner. The
Crown Paper Mill make a imilar pre
sentation to it UOO employe at the
Christmas season.
The member of the Lone Tine Ma
onlc Lodge at Logan recently sold their
ball and are now holding meetings in the
Orange hall at Loam. The Grange at
thi point recently built a good hall nd
the building is admirably adapted to the
need of a lodge hall. The Logan Mi
onlc lodge 1 one of the mot prominent
ofthli society In the ,,t,.ror 0f tliH
oimlv mid I, t i, congratulated on
wilting Improved (iittrUrn.
ar.c paid flir egg,, arl t2v. to W,e for
butler. All kind of good ur.iler oiih
roof. Onri uHli plitn enable ti lo get
ml to give lots of bargain. Tim lied
rmiil, K. C. Iliimiltoii, I'rup. Dee. 4.
MitrritiK" license have been isued re
cently from tliu ollire ef County Clerk
Weight a follow: Then-ma Kioling mill
Join, A. Ferm-liwiiller; Kay K. Kowull
il A. II. Milii.r.
We, tlii uudersiried, wi li lo thank our
many friends for their kind sympathy
mid NnHlHtani'H through tlm trinlx and
orrow Incident to the death of our dear
"on. Mh. AND Mum. Ai.hkkt I'mtuu.
Hamplea! Nullifies! t Sample shoes,
flrHl grade, bought J4' under. Lot in
cludes heat lilii u,,, lugger and rrniwtr'a
ml ladies' and children's shoes hII 4'
under price. Tim Red Kront. K. C.
1 1 ii in 1 1 ton . j),.c, 4
W. M. Shank, whilu operating a hand
KW TuesdHV liiortiinif. verv m.vi.rulv in.
Jured bis lelt thumb. Tlm blade of the
aw penetrated the knil-klo of the in
jured digit, which w ill he crippled per-
uiaiieiitiy.
Won) from Portland hsa been received
to the elbx l that l'rof, McCann, princl
lul o( the I'arkplace sclexil, who recentiy
went to the metiopolis to have a clilli
cult surgical operation performed, Is re
covering. The Thanksgiving Market In the lmn
liient of the church by the ladies of the
rim l oiigregatlonal church last Iue
rUy afierniKin, was (mile largely palron
izucl. There was a large assortment of
hullday delicacies and the lailles real
ised omi'lhing for their effort.
There wai a boom lu the marriage li
cense huaineaa Wednesday, when Coun
ty Clerk Sleight iasued four permits, aa
follows: A. II. Larson and O. K. Clinej
Amelia Kayser ami Edward Ifettuun;
l.ulti Mower and Frank Freeman ; Kinrna
May Wade and K. It. Smith.
The morning theme at the Congrega
tional rhurch next Sunday will he "A
Need That Never Grows Old." In the
evenl'tg the pator will deliver a lecture
on "The Samples We Carry." The even
ing service at this cbrnch are becoming
more and mom Interesting. The music
is a ecisl feature.
County Judge Kyan received a letter
Wednesday from J. II. Scott, of Salem,
pieaidentof tlm Slate Uood Roads Asso
ciation, Informing him that he bad been
appointed a member of the executive
committee of that organiiation. A
meeting of the committee will be held
at Salem next Monday, but Judge Ky
an' ollicial business in this county calls
him to Sprlnvwater for the day, and It
I likely that be will be unable to attend
the meeting.
The quarterly meeting servlcen of the
M. K. church South, held al Corrins
ville last Saturday and Sunday were well
attended and quite Interesting. He v.
Henry Spieas, of Ilalaey, Ore on, the
newly appointed p. K. gave cood satis
faction Itoib in the pulpit ami as presi
dent of Hie conference and make a most
favorable Impression upon the com
munity. Rev. Sniess will lie in Oregon
City and assist the oantor in a protracted
meeting at Ely loon after the holiday.
Tlie Thanksgiving Market of the Sat
urday Club was held in the basement of
the Congregational church on Twesdsy
afternoon. This ws the mDst succens-
ltd of efforts In this direction. The do
nation were most liberal ami the pat
ronage all that could be desire!. The
handsome sum realued will probably be
given to the trustees for expenditures
deemed most advisable by them. The
Saturday Club is an organization princi
pally of young ladies. I lie work tney
have accomplished during the past year
is seen in the decoration ami other fur
nishings of the auditorium.
Women I ve a clear, healthy complex
ion. Pure blond makes it. Burdock
Blood l'.itters makes pure blood.
Kenresc ntntive Hans Panlse. of Oeorire.
writes the Kiiterorise as follows: "I saw
a statement in the Knterpriiw regarding:
i.t, ui..u' nf a aneftiil HeSHion nf the leL'is-
hiture but this is us I expressed myself to
the Governor. 'As 1 undvrslHml the
i -..tiul i I nt inii the TireritLMtive (if Cttllilnr a
special session of the legislature is vested
ilt-ly in the Governor. He tinisi ne ree
.1.... j.f iliu ,1111'eMnif v of euiivenimr the
legislature in Hoerinl session and umier
such cirfiiumtanoes I do not feel that I
could in justice either to him or to my
self advise him in the premises or inuke
any promises as to w hat I should do
hen called lo act as a legislator ; wiine
Id tuv n.ilninil that no birislation is
needed at tills tiaie along other linee,
than to make a law so that the taxes
miiv l. l..o,illv collected, there might he
matters that might arise or be brought
to my attention lliai H won in eeem iu inn
should be acted Uon when in session. I
do not know of anything that demand
such action, but if called to act I should
not like to be pledged to turn down some
meritorious measure Unit would In my
honest judgment be of benefit to my con
stituent.' "
Itov wanted at Schrader'a Bukery.
German boy preferred. Call at once.
Nov. 27.
Many of the corresbondent to the En
terprise from throughout the county have
become careless in their work of recent
weeks to the extent that their respective
localities are not represented in the col
umns of the paier as regularly as they
should be. We would request that our
correspondent send in a letter every
week covering the happenings of the
.week. In this way the events are pub
lished w hile they are new. We would
prefer to print only three item from
each section each week and have them
while they are readable new than to
have a greater amount of correspondence
at irregular intervals. With this explan
ation, we hope our representative
throughout the county will endeavor to
mml a letter each week. We will gladly
furnish correspondents with stationery if
their atoclc is exhausted. The Enter
prise is endeavoring to furnish the people
of Clackama county the best county pa
per that wa ever published in the county
and In doing to the correspondence page
It Is Not Because We are Good Looking
That pontile of ('Ifi'-kamuH Oo'iiily are patronizing tin. It in a common saying. ''Dusch Makes Money." Yen, we are
making money in it legit mute, iionorulilo way ly maintaining a large circle of well to do, satisfied customers
whom wo have raved many a dollar, and we will do the name 'or you if yon will only give us a chance to compare
jiriceH and quality on' good" you intend to buy.
TO DAY WE COM K P.KKOIiE YOU With a houwdmld articlo that we bought in car lots from a large eaHtern factory,
A WOVEN WIRI- Ur.I) SPRING with a Hard flaple Prame, superior to any soft wood frame, no matter how
good the fabric of the wire may Ixj otherwise but this one outshines them all in price and quality.
We Offer
This
Bod Spring
for
And ask you to
please call and
inspect this
marvelous oiTer.
$2.25
FRANK BUSCH,
constitute one of the most valuable in
the makeup of the paper, liy regularly
contributing o this pie, our correspon
dents can be of much assistance to us in
making the paper Interesting.
No such thinK as "summer coin
tdaint" where Dr. Fowler' Extract of
Wild Strawberry i kept handy. Naj
tore's remedy for looseness of the bowelt.
W. H. ISonney is building one of the
finest residence in the countv on hi
farm near Kedland. When finished, the
residence will rival iu attractiveness any
other building of the kind in the county.
It Is a rule that when tbey build, Clacka
mas county farmers put p buildiuirs tbat
are a credit lo the county.
Union Thanksgiving services were con
ducted Thursday morning at the First
Congregational church. Kev. J. 11.
Heaven delivered the annual sermon and
there was special music. The regular
service for this holiday wa lield at St.
Paul's Kpiscopal chnrch w hen the rector,
Kev. 1'. K. Hammond delivered a ser
mon in harmony with the occasion.
L.sst Saturday night CbaTles Robinson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Korfinson, of the
Vmr nl in Pnrilknd where he recited
cited' for the Pm-tUnd rres Club at a
Smoker. Charles Is quite a gilteil etoeo
tionist for a d of his year and he fiaa
Im.I 'fluttered that he ehuold
he enlleil lo Portland U assist in enter
taining the ress Club.
Wm. Triwnble t Son, the old peiliable
blacksmiths at the rear of Pope' feaTd
ware store on Fourth street, announce
that they will meet all prices for general
blacksmithing and lierse shoeing in Ore
gon City ami at the fame time will guar
antee their work to be strictly first clas.
This firm etill retains the Union card and
recognizes the established Union sched
ule. The electric eerf-winding clock that
was instHed last Hammer at Albriglrf'e
butcher shoo at the corner of Main and
Fifth Btreeia, has lieen removed. It was
placed at that point as an advertisement
ami no reason is snow it ior no irmuin
at this tiwie other than that it ws prob
ably neeiled in sotce larger eity. Tlie
clock was a jtreat convenience to the gen
eral public as a reliable time piece.
The Milwaukie Band will give a con
cert Satucday evening, NovemWer 2S, at
the town 4iali at Milwaukie. This or
ganization made Quite a repuUttion last
summer b, its line music anil at ne
Saturday's concert will show even more
improvement. Nearly $'.)r0 has been ex
pended in urchssitig new instruments
etc and tlie band ow compares favor
ably with any other amateur organiza
tion in the aate. A. general invitation
is extended to all te attend the concert
to which Ure wiill be no admission
charged.
Win. Brown, a fanner residing near
r arhila killin haf Mnmlit an-
"K 11 1 I
cidentally severed the artery in one of
1MB legs. A HUVUr IH 0U1IJIIIUI1CU iiuiu
this city anil but for hi prompt arrival
the injured man wookl have died. Au
gust lluber, a neighbor, volunteered to
come to Uregon l ity lor medical aiu sou
as a consequence is the loser of a floe
horse. Arriving in the city, he hitched
tl-o1 rntorrli ntiiclrlv vields to treat.
1 ------m - 1 ...
ment by Ely's Cream Halm, which i agree,
ablv aromatio. It i received throngn the
nostrils, cieansea uu u -
i . k;-k ; H,fTii.. itself. Dmek'isU
eil tlie 50o. size; Trial aize by mail, 10
cent. Test it and yon are sure w
the treatment.
Announcement.
t. .rr,r..n,i.t ihrxiA who M partial
to tlie use of atomixor in applying liquid
into the nasal passage for taUirrhM trou.
bit, the proprietor prepare Cream Balm in
liquid form, which will be known aa Uj '
praying tube i75cent. DniggisUorby
i r.-i :J rnMn .mtuvtlM thi mid.
mail, iu iiiuiu tuiw .
icinal propertie of the olid preparation.
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the animal on Main street and went in
cearch of the physician. When be re
turned, the animal had disappeared and
be has been unable lo get any trace of
the horse. Brown was taken to the
hospital in Portland but hi condition is
not at all serious now.
Probably fifty per cent of the popula
tion of Oregon City went to Portland yes
terday afternoon to witness the annual
game of football between the Multnomah
Clubmen and the University of Oregon
team from Eugene. There wa more
than an ordinary interest taken in the
contest by Oregon City this year by rea
son of the fact that two of the moat pro
minent members of the college eleven
are (mm Uiis city. Jack Latourette
play at quarter while Don Meldrum is
one of the effective ends.
OMrich immrj feavlhers and
vringi rcdured. M Inw C ald
sail 111
W. M. Hardin, a farmer residing on
the Sandy river, ahont thirty milts from
(hi city, was in Oregon City Wednesday
and reports the tilling on bis farm re
cently of tour oears. Mr. Hardin dis
covered that some animal wa almost
daily making inroads on bis herd of
geat and killing a great number. With
some neighbor lie formed a hunting
okib one day this week and the result
was the death iff a "full grown mother
'hear and three nearly fall grown cubs.
II als alra4 idsoa. .Tflwa
joldNUiilau
In an inten-iew Wednesday, Repre
sentative Herman A. .Webster, of this
county, stated that be would not favor
the reeal of The Portage Railway bill
except after much deliberation. He is
of the opinion that the condemnation
suit now pending will not have been
disposed of before the line for holding
the next regular meeting of the state leg
islature arrives and by that time the in
tention ot the government will be better
known. Representative Webster voted
against the bill appropriating the $165,
000 for this "improvement but at the
same titue he doe not think the law
should be repealed hastily.
V.rerf kt iu the shore redacetl.
.tliN C.9oMiullh.
Fred David, a motortnao on the Ore
gon City-Portland street car line of the
Oregon Water Power & Kail way com
pany, ha fregently hurrted for Chinese
pheasants but lie never got one so easily
as he did We Jsesday. Ho was coming
towards Oregos City on ene of bis trip
and when near this city observed tbat
two pheasant had nestled themselves on
the railway traofc immediately in front of
the approaching car. He stopped the
car as soon as possible but not until after
tie had passed the tlie place wnere ne
eaw the bird. Going back a few rods,
tie found that one of the pheasants bad
been killed but the other one had es
caped. The result was tbat the motor-
man had pheasant lor Dreaxiasi inare-
iay morning.
A Nure Thing.
It is said tbat nothing is sure except
death and taxes, but that is not alto
gether true. Dr. king's Jiew Discovery
for Consumption is a sure cure for all
lumr and throat trouble. Thousands
can testify to tbat. Mrs. C. B. Van-
Metre of Hhepherdton, w. a., savs "I
had a severe case of Bronchitis and for s
year tried everything I heard of, but got
no relief. One bottle of Dr. King's New
Discover? then cored me absolutely."
It's infallible for Croup, Whooping
Cough, Grip, Pneumonia and Consump
tion. Try it. It's guaranteed by Char
man & Co., Druggists. Trial bottles free.
Reg. size 50c, (1.
Tea Bet Ton Can.
Yon ran be a stronu man or woman
by buying the great nerve tonic, Palmo
Tablets, sold by uoweu x Jones, inej
make you sleep ana grow iai.
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THE. HOUSEFURNISHER
Oregon City, Oregon
A Wonderful Growth
DURING The past five years our business has
experienced a wonderful growth.
Notwithstanding this favorable condition we are
not disposed to let this growth stop.
We therefore solicit your business.
BANK OF OREGON CITY, OREGON CITY, OREGON
PRIZE MASK BALL;
THANKSGIVING NIGHT, NOVEMBER 26
At Armory Hall, Given
X X
By Turney's Orchestra
$25IN PRIZES$25
See Prizes In P. O. Window.
1 Great Sporting News Journal.
ITha ilhmlriteri sneHul snortin? sec
tion of the Sunday Chicago Record
Herald thoroughly deserves the atten
tion of every one interested in sporting
........ T b. oliral'O hauitti Til 1! V illllQ
trated and embraces four full pages.cov-
ering with ttie tborougtiness ttiat satinet
to tlie utmost ttie wnole real 01 sports.
Baseball news, racing news, bowling
news, cyctmg news, pugiusuc news, ami
news, yacuting news ail me sporting
nova !airivfi with the ffreatest decree of
lull and interest, the sporting page of
llie USIiy -IBDMeo lo ou CALciiuunuj
popular a self evident fact to those who
have noted the general vogue of the Chicago-Record
Herald among sporting
men.
Cured f files After 40 Yearn.
Mr. C. Haney, of Geneva, 0., had the
piles for 40 years. Doctors and dollars
could do him no lasting good. DeWitt's
Witch llaxel Salve cared him perma
nently. Invaluable for cats, burns,
biuise, sprains, lacerations, eczema,
tetter, salt rheum, and all other skin
-diseases. Look for the name DeWItt on
the Dackace all others are cheap,
worthless counterieits. soul uy ueo. a.
Harding.
It Saved His Leg.
P. A. Danfortb of LaGrange, Ga., suf
fered for six months with a frightful run
ning sore on bis leg ; but writes that
Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it
in five days, tot Ulcers, Wounds, Piles,
it's the beat salve in the world. Cnre
guaranteed. Only 25cts. Sold by Char-
man a Co., druggists.
Christian Science.
First Chnrch of Christ Scientists,
Garde bnilding, corner Seventh and
Main streets, Sunday at 11 a. m. The
subject of the sermon is, "God the only
Cause and Creator."
Children's Sunday school meets at 10
a. m. Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening at 8 p.m. Reading room open
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
from 2 to 4 p. m.
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
TI11 Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
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Be Sure and Attend the Dance
TurkyT
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a5 flrriuedi
And in this connection we would
J beg to remark that our store is j
4 headquarters for all holiday deli-
caciee. We have a complete line
J of Fancy and Staple Groteries. T
:Uur stock is new. Our goods are
fresh. Right goods at right
X prices and fair dealing is the basis
on which we do bnsiness.
We are not selling below cost,
but are giving our customers
groceries as cheap a they
can be bought in Oregon'
City. Orders promptly
filled and delivered to
any part of the city.
f Horton& Jack
T Seventh St., Opp. Opera House
Phone No. 1804 1
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