Oregon City enterprise., December 04, 1903, Page 3, Image 3

OREGON CITY : ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, . 'DECEMBER 4, . 1903
Now To-Day. 1
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1'I.KNTY OK MONKY T() 1,0 AN AT
lowest nttea. ('. II. Dyn. I ),-n 11
MONKY TO LOAN AT LOWEST
ritti'i, IIkixih" A Oiiii m il,
lli. ('. H. KKAMANN, I'll YSICIaN
Oltlcea over I larilln'a drug store.
.MONKY TO LOAN AT I) AND 7
Mr cent. In nil security. ("lli;N
hl'lH'UKI.
A (iOOl) llUUiAIS.-A I'.KaNMNKW
a I c ii i 1 i lr linrrt'l shul-uiiii for Kiiln rliinii.
Inquire at the Enterprise (Hire,
WANIKH-roirioN As MltsK It V
Imly ol prarlh al anility hIhI hllne
in. 'Hi. Address M. H"X 'I, Ely, Orii
yi hi,
HEDGES A tilllrrllll 'OFFICE IN
tlm Weuihard lluUdlng) have Hie clmic
rl "'I'y, suburban m ii 1 riitiiitrv prop
erty fur sinsHeM prices.
MONKY TOl.OAN-l IIAVK KKYEKAL
hiiiiih "I minify belonging to irivniu
Individual which 1 inn Hiillniri.i to
Ion n, im lung lime lit t) and 7 r o ut.
( Uhl nl Iiihii will Im inmltt very reason
able. II. K. Citoss, attorney at law.
STKAYKDOU SToI.KN-ONK UOAN
hnrse, lilacs maim ami lull, brmnlnd
on r ) t I t Inn, shod lit (rmil, whit"
ahx-king mi tn ml feet Under will
nut if y or iiinirn to August llulieii,
Viola, Oregon, mil l rcw ariled.
I)lM einlii-r 4.
l.OS T lllai-k, white and tin Englsli
KI'ttlT lll. ill I'll Spot (HCrfWiH,
InIi ruliif alsitll llm in ' in : Ii, black head
and i-ar, laign lilm k smi mi rumii
and (lank. Answer to tlm name uf
"tl." Flvediillara reward for return
to lr. I.. 1.. I'ii kens, Oregon City. Ore
gon. Nov "0.
WANTKD-A TltrM WolUIIY tiF.N
lleinan or Imly in itch county to man
age huinea Inr ail old established
house l solid fliiaticUl alanding. A
straight lm fide, wevklv salary of
$IH(H) isld hy check each Muniliir
with all expense direct lioin head
quarters. Money advanced lor ex
cuse. Enclose addressed etivelom.
Manager, 'M) t'ailun Hhlg., Chicago.
Feb 1.
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Local Evci;. 4
Out a ticket on tlm allium at Kleinaon'a.
A full line of maple tyrup, alo other
high grade ayrupa at I w pri.t a at Klein
on'. Born, to Mr. anil Mra. Yanghn at
Wlllainrtm, Tuemlav, lHceiiilmr 1,
daughter.
Mary Harris will ojien the atnre cor-!
ner Main and Fourteenth at renin ahotit
IVrvmlier lot Ii with a freah at oik of;
grot-erlee etc. Iec 11
Tl, nl.l fit I urea of the Orrunn CitT
ixiitollice were purcliaaed by I. TolxiUr, I
the Oregon L;ny second nittrcnani, who
ia prepared to diapoae ol them at a bar
gain. 86o paid for egga, and 62r ' Boe for
butler. All kinda of goods nr.ili-r one
roof. Our cash plan enables us to get
and to give lota of bargains. The Ked
Front, K. C. Hamilton, I'rop. lec. 4.
Hamples! KampleaM Hampls ulioea,
first grade, bought )i under. Ixit in- j
t-lude heal high loo logger's and i-ruieer'a j
and ladies' and children's alioea all l4' .
under prl.e. The Ked Front. E. UJ
Hamilton. ! !
Senator Mitchell lias lntrodiicd in tlie j
United Wales senate the bill for an sp- j
propriation of fl.sriO.OOO for the Uia,
and Clark Centennial KxMition, to be I
held in 1'oriland in ltMUi. The author of ;
the bill will try to aecure for the mesa- j
ore an early consideration and its early
paaaage. I
Two large trees were blown down near
Highland Moiidav. In falling, the treea
fell ai-rnea the sawmill plant of Milo I'ol
lleh's, rrindilng Hie roof beneath. Sev
eral of the workmen, who were employed
in Die building, had nanow eacsi
from aeilous Injury. Tlie treea that
caused the damage had rolled and were
unable to withstand the wind.
After an examination Wednesday Ju
lius Frederick, aged 68 years, ol this
city, who was arrested on an insanity
barge, was discharged. While Fred
erick has been acting strangely of late,
the examining physician did not con
aider that the msn is mentally unbal
anced. Religious excitement is sup
jeed to lie responsible for the man a
eccentricities.
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At the regular annual elsction held by
tbeKoyal Arcanum Tuesday night the
following ollicers were elected: Kegent,
J. E. Hedges; vice-regent, Chris Hcbne
bel j orator, O . W. Pope ; secretary, Livy
Htlpp; treasuier, Theodore Osmund;
chaplain, Itev. I'. K. Hammond ; col
lector, Harry Draier: warden, h. K.
Krodle. Gilbert Hedges was re-el eel ed
to succeed himself as trustee for the com
ing three years.
Tbe sermon st the Congregational
church next Sunday morning will be on
"The Christian's Adjustment to the Sab
bath." Instead of the announced topic
for Sunday evening the psator will give
an address on "The World's Greatest
Allegory." The same will be illustrated
hy a series ol magnificent colored views.
The little folks are Invited to the Junior
church service at 3:30 p. m., during
which some of the same views will be
given. ,
Among the notable fea'nres of the At
ponant for November 30, 1903, were
"The Skipper's Honor." superior ses
tory, by John Fleming Wilson ; Bal
foor's New Csbinef," en interesting Lon
don letter on the personal Hies of the
new English ministry; 'Adelina Fatti:
u, J"' (rlLrH),,',1' I s ; - -" 1 ' ''"J" '' " "1"' 'L
ii'Tuiihl nfhow Him flivw "itiifrccMffl ImrjlILii
I iii ii i i toriinn a Ueinliilscciices," an
jfli'lhli'i review, willi ninny striking ex
. tiHi'tM, ol dm famous Conledmats velcr-
an'a hunk i,( ri'i'olliii'lloiiR ; anil a critl
i flam of "Tin. 'r ti.Htiiin" ami l,i-oi.
ravallo'a "Z.h," hy Johi-iiIiIiiii Hart
ill-lin.
i:iry h,t In Hit. aiort rMlnciil
.n !, 4J..I.iii,.
AiriinuiMiiMitii ImvH I i-n roiiclmli-il
llV IliM mi.tiitti'm of K,. iii, lulu 1 l,.bM I
i I'niiv No. 1 of tlm Ori Koii t-it v Volniili'iir
l'ir )i'irlini-nl lor tlm ifivinK of llii-ir
aiiiiinil IimII at Uih Armory IihII on
('lirmtinaa Kv. 'I'liur-iUv. D.ti.iiiI.it
l Ltt, llXi'l. An un lifalra uf (our pn-i
will iirovnlf tln iiiukiii mill tlm iihiihI I
aili'iiilnl linn, m i-,i-i tc,, 'J Iih rlimii. i
"I H'llllUnl. II linn linoi iliil'l-(1 itt ','.) I'l'hlM i
for K-iilli'iiii'n nti'l 1uiii-h tu t).
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llai'tl lor ," I Mil Iih ln'u inaii. I
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in rul ii if l.-r I'illi n ihr 4'mirl
ll'iiiiif .Hr. l lm prirljr .t...
klnililp nn.l will liniir Inrfalluit
tl 'ii. I'or piirllt'iiliir Intpilrr f
I), ti 4Hllli-l, UMlglM'0
TIih Nt'irv Iii I Iih Ar'iimiit fur pi-i'i-m-It
7lli im !hM In mi t in iri-ly new flulil,
Nllll llHK a IIHIHt Orilfllllil illt. Till. Hl'IMII'
ia lilna, ami tin. d'ur ol tlm CliineNa for
tlm ''lorfiun ilovil-ilni lon," llm ciirioiiN
wnfkliiKii ul i Im ('liiio-i' miiiil, ami tliHir i
ri'lll CnlllHI', i V i V I 1 1 V ill'ilrU'i. Till '
title lNKlltll "l l'.M Ka'llll nfCllllllTnl," I
ami in liv I.', I,. l.'iriiui'T, wlioru kuuwl
riuv of Oilioilal rlmrai tiT In vitv cvi
li ntlv tiii ri'niilt of Iouk contiiinttJ oli-m-rvHtioii.
lulu Mt a B rent rriliM'tiiin .11 1
4Jiliultli.
Ori'ifon Cily IhIkh No. '.M of Tlie
Futrriikt Hrotln-rliooil IikIiI Hh hhiiI
aiinunl flic ion of olllrira Tui-MldV even
ing willi tin) following rwult: J, F. Nel
aoil, ntmlli-nl ; ('haa. II. AMty, pnal
pirmili-nl ; Mia. Mitry A. InrMin, vicr-lireaitli-iil
; Mra NhIIih M. 0ooinr, an'rr
tuiy; .lfMin (iimrxi'i tri'Kmiri-r; Mra,
Julia F. Ni-lfon, i liiipUin ; Kilward S
(.'IrvrngMr, wrgcant ; Mra. i.ydia K.
I'lfVriiKi'r, nilliia at arina ; J. U. VV.
Kmi'iilifiai-r, Inaidti watch ; Allien II.
Ward, omaidt) watch. Kolluwing the
plfclion ol ollii'ira, a MplKinlid haniiiut
that had hern pinparfd hy Ilia ladies
served mid dancing Waa aftrwarda
fiijuvud. Thertj waa a nuinher uf viait
Ing itio'lieitiood worker In attendance
at tht) meeting fioin TunUm!.
Eye Refraction
Is my rpwialty. I have the
most modern and up to-date op
tical equipment and do my own
lens grinding and frame fitting
with esjiecial reference to each
individual care. By this means
I am able to fit glasses with ut
most exactness, which is practi
cally imjiOHHible where the order
is sent to some outside point to
bo filled, besides it saves you sev
eral days waiting. My prices
aro moderate and work is abso
lutely guaranteed.
I. R. WISHART
Kootn I, Charman Block
Manufacturing and Refracting
Optician.
T. F. Cowing, local manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, on
Wedneadav discharged Roy Ringo, the
messenger', on instructions received from
the Child Labor Commission of this
state. Young Ringo is only 13 years of
age and the attention of the Labor Com
mission was called to his case by Mrs.
Harsh ISvans, of Oswego, this county,
who is a member of the commission.
Manager Cowing whs notified by letter
from Mra. Trnml ulh secretary of the
coinminslon, that Ringo being under the
required legal age of 14 years, his im
mediate discharge as messenger in the
employ of the telegraph company was
demanded. The lad is not physically
strong, having lung trouble, and a local
physician has made a statement to the
effect that the physical condition of the
lad necessitates outdoor life; that the
confinement of a school room would be
detrimental. This is the first Instance
locally, id which the State Child Labor
Commission has interfered in any way
with the emyloyment of minors.
llilloue 4'olle lreveneI-
Tske a double doe of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera snd Diararhoea Remedy
as soon as the first indication of the dis
ease appears and a inreaienea
may be warded off. Hundreds of peo
ple use he remedy In this way with per
fect success, For sale by G. A. Hard
ing.
Ooirlrh lamey lealhera ami
wing" rrdaeed. Mis" C. Wold
mltn Loans.
Reat property and chattel mortgage
loans. Abstracts furnished.
G. B. I)iMicKKAtty. at Law,
Oregon City, Or.
Subscribe for tne Enterprise
It Is Not Because We are Good Looking
That people of ClnuknttriH County nro patronizing im. It U a common Haying, liBuHch Make Money." Yea, we are
making money in a legit'inate. honoralile way ly maintaining a large circle of well to do, Hatisfied customers
whom wo have ravel many a dollar, and we will do the name 'or you if you will only give us a chance to compare
pricTH and quality on good you intend to huv.
TO DAY WK COMIC liKFOIlK YOU With a hounehold article that we bought in car lot from a large eastern factory,
A WOVEN WlkE BED 5PKIN0 with a Hard Haple Frame, HUperior to any soft wood frame, no matter how
good the fabric of the wire may he otherwii-e but this one outshines them all in price and quality.
j We Offer "H-Fr'-' . l
This l&iMMMMMMld telvl mMi&&BMMiMn ; 4
: Bed spring i imBmsa $mm-w--t:f3i l
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! And ask you to 11' , -' A W M J ' W ' '' ' '
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pleaso call and I I - ' " ' ""'Ml k , Al)f, , 1
inpjx'ct this -L 1 ' ff 'K 3 ' " ' '
J marvelous offer. "fTZ. J"""' "' y1 - . 1 - 8
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Personal Mention
Attorney C. D. Latourette spent sev
eral days at Tacoma this week.
Mrs. B. O. Faust, ol Carus. visited
relatives In Canemah yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs George Secrest, of Sil
verton, are visiting this week wl'.h their
daughter, Mrs. K. L. Johnson.
R. I. Wilson has just returned from a
trlptoromeroy and vtaua, naou-
ingion.
Mils Gertrude Bas.hor, of Salem, was
Ibis week tbe guest of the Misies Qnlnn
in this ciiy.
r t. it .1 . nmm'niinl Kennhli-
r-.n of Mulino. was a business visitor to
Oregon City Mondsy.
Mrs O. Green, of Bremerton, Wash
ingt on, isin Oregon City for an extended
visit with ber sister, Mrs. J. 8. Purdom.
Louis Noxon, of New York City, vis-
itedthis week at the home of L. J.
Daullon in this city.
Bockey I). Hodgkin, of Portland,
made one of his semi occasional visits to
this city Isst bunday.
Herbert L. Gill, one of the editors of
tbe Woodburn Independent, was a vis
itor to Oregon City Monday of this week.
Miss Anne Midlsm, Miss Anna Eng
lish, Miss Pearl Jackson and Mirh Upton,
of Portland, attended the Florodora
party Friday evening.
Charles Wilson, who is sgain employed
on the steamer Hassalo between Port
land snd Astoria, spent Sunday with
his relatives in this city.
Mrs. J. K. Weatherford and son, Fred,
of Albany, visited this week at me nome
of Mr, and Mrs. K. v. lison, in nn
city.
Francia Galloway, who is attending
.1... u...,. TTnivaraiiv at Euirene. spent
llio rin.n v.. '
the Thankegiving vacation with relatives
here.
... t rvliran. nf Salem, visited
..linn ' ,
Oreiion City friends a few days last week
and attended the riorouora party rnmj
evening.
m. .n.i Mra J. C. Moriran. of Orezon
Citv, spent Thanksgiving at the home of
their daughter, MrB. L. Davis. Silver
ton Appeal.
Chas. Bollinger snd Arthur Peute,
who ate attending Pacific University at
L' (.no .u.nt tlm Thanksuivina
ruirai i . " "
holidays with their relatives in this city.
Ui Min Hnadlev. who baa been
spending a lew months in Oregon City,
has returned to her home in this city.
Miss Fannie Hendee, of Portland, ac
companied her and will be her guest in
Albany a few davs. Albany Herald.
Drs. Beatie A Beatie Dentists. Rooms
16, 17, 18. Weihard building.
lie quick.
Not a minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms of croup. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even af
ter the croupy cough appears, will pre
vent the attack. It never fails, and is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale by
O. A. Harding.
Christian Science.
First Church of Christ Scientists,
Garde building, corner Seventh and
Main streets, Sunday at 11 a. m. The
subject of the sermon is, "God the
Preserver of Man."
Children's Sunday school meets at 10
a. m. Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening at 8 p. m. Reading room open
Tnesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
from 2 to 4 p. ro.
Bodily pain loses its terror if you've a
bottle of Dr. Thomas Electric Oil in tbe
house. Instant relief in case ol burns,
cuts, sprains, accide: ts of any sort.
I"1 i1 . 'I J !'' J 1' I'l ai T JTW 'TVJ"
Dl 'QOUI THE HOUSEFURNISHER
DUOurl, Oregon City, Oregon
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soon cured.
Franklin Mile-, X. IK, IX. B., Will
Send 3 75 Worth of His Spec
ially I'riscribed Treatment
Free t Afflicted Rend
ers. To demonstrate the unusual curative
powers of his New .Special Treatment
lor diseases of tlie heart, nerves, stom
ach or dropsy, Dr. Mile will send free
to any alllicted person $3.75 worlb of his
new ireauneut.
It ii the result of twenty-five years of
careful study, extensive research, and.
reinaikable experience in treating thou
sands ol heart, stomach and nervous dis
eases, which no often complicate each
case. So certain are the results of bis
New Treatment that be does nut best
ta'e to give all patient a trial free.
Few physicians have such confidence
in their skill. Few physicians so tlior
oiigi.ly deserve the confidence of their
patients a no false inducements are ever
held out. The doctor's private practice
is so extensive as to require tbe aid of
forty associates. His offices are always
open to visitors.
Col. N. G. Parker, ex-treasurer of
South Carolina, says: "I believe Dr.
Miles to be an atteutiveand skillful phy
sician, in a field which requires the
best qualities of head and heart." The
late Piofessor J. S. Jewell, M. D., editor
of the Journal of Nerves and Mental Dis
eases, of Chicago, wrote, "By all means
publish your surprising results."
Hundieds of "Incurable Cases" cored.
Mrs. Frank Smith, of Chicago, was cured
of heart dropsy alter five leading physi
cians had given her np. Hon. C. M.
Buck, banker, of Faribault, Minn.,
writes: "I had broken completely down.
My head, heart, stomach and nerves
liail troubled me greatly for years. Dr.
Miles' Special Tieatment cured me after
six eminent physicians of Chicago and
elsewhere had comoleiely failed."
1000 references to, and testimonials
from bishops, clergvmen, bankers, farm
ers and their wives will be sent (fee.
These include many who have been
cured after from 5 to 30 physicians have
pronounced them incurable. For free
treatment, free Heart Book and question
blank, address Dr. Miles. Grand Dispen
sary, 513 to 523, Main St., Elkhart, Ind.
Mention uregon uuy enterprise in yuur
reply.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
The Salvation Army.
The Red Crusade meeting was a suc
cess in every sense of tbe wonl. Sixteen
were forward to be prayed with. The
opera bouse meeting was well attended,
and colleetiooa were good From the re
sults of these meetings nine members
were made for the army. Major Dubbin
and his helpers are well pleased with
the people of Oregon City. Meetings
continue everv night save Mondny at 8
o'clock and all day Sunday's. We bone
all Christiana will pray for us that many
shall turn to tbe Lord this winter. You
are invited to come and help as.
Ensign W. R. Cbabtbee.
"Neglected colds make fat grave
yards" Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrun
helps men and women to a happy, vig
orous old age.
OABTOniA.
Beantlie !! Kind Ym Has) Alwart Bocff
BIfnators
If von don't' tret the Entibfbisi TOO
I don't get tbe news.
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We are located in our large new store and with a
larger snd more complete stock of better goods, are
better prepared than ever before to furnish yon Just
what you want at prices lower than the lowest.
The Pair
aaaSKKEUECECKEEKEECCCEKEE
"WHEN TOD SEE IT IN OUR AD ITS SO"
J. E. seeley
The People's
Grocer j
5 lbs Pure Lard.....;... ... 55c
5 lbs. Sweet Potatoes 10c
10 Bars Savon Soap V.5c
2 lbs. new crop almonds 25c
2 lbs. new crop walnuts 30c
3 lbs. peanuts, roasted.... 2oc
1 doz. fancy lemons 15c
H. O. rolled oats, 1 pkg 10c
Malta Vita, 1 pkg 10c
3 pkg. Ralston cereal
coffee v. 25c
18 lbs. granulated sugar$l 00
3 lbs. Figs (new crop).... 25c
J. E. SEELEY
The People's
Grocer j
OREGON CITY
rRealEasy
Save lots of
Money JJ
Everything that's
Beautiful
China ware, Crockery
O lass ware
Fancy Holiday
Ornaments and Novelties
Dolls, Lamps, Clocks
Uich Cut Oiass
Dinner Sets
Corns before Parting with
your Money
Oet our prices
JT' Great America, ImportlflfJ
fi lea w.
I 100 Stores
V. That's the Reason.
Main Street, South of 5th.
Oregon City
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1 i liljil' nillliri
Main St., OREGON CITY
r mm dm m oiott &
lot and licking Fllea. It absorb tbe tumors, allays thj
itob in at once, gives instant relief. Every box Is warranted. Sola
bv driurelsn. Sent bv mull on receipt ot price. W cents and fl.cn
per box. WILLIAMS MIQ. CO., Prop., Cleveland, Ohio
For Sale at HUNTLEY'S
I Ju rHey J w
Jia$ Arrived
And in this connection we would
beg to remark that our store is
headquarters for all holiday deli
cacies. We have s complete line
of Fancv and Staple Groteries.
Our stock is new. Our goods are
fresh. Right goods at right
prices and fair dealing is the basis
on which we do business.
We are not selling below cost,
but are giving our customers
groceries as cheap as tbey
can be bougnt in Oregon
City. Orders promptly
filled and delivered to
any part of the city.
Horton & Jack
8eventh St., Opp. Opera House
Phone No. 1864
FOREIGN
DRAFTS
We Issue drafts payable in
all the principal cities of Eu
rope and make them payable
in such money as is used in
the place where the drafts
are to be cashed. Whenever
you have occasion to send
money abroad you can do it
through this bank both easily
and cheaply.
BANK OF OREGON CITY,
OREGON CITY, OREGON