OBKGON CITY E.NTEUl'RISE, FRIDAY KKHI.JUAKY IS), 1901.
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How shall ft mothor who is weiik and sick with wuno fciimlo ttvtiMo
bearluwlthy chiUlrvu?
How anxious women ought to bo to glvo their chlhlrvn tho Messing of a
eootl constitution !
Many women long for a thiUl to Mosa thoir homo, hut Ktuumo of boiiio
debility or dispUvmont of tho femulo orpins, they aro liirrvn.
l'lvpiinitum for healthy maternity L ueeonipllshed ly I.vdlu K. I'liiUmm'
Vogctiiblo Compound luotv suavssfully than, hy any other medicine, Ihh uiiso
it gives tone and st ivngth to the parts, curing all dijiphuvinenta and Inllanmiat ion.
Actual sterility in woman U very raw. If any woman thinks hIio l.s sterile,
let her wdto to Mrs. rinkham, l.ynn, Mass., whoso advieo is given ftvo to nil
expectant or woulil-W' mothers. The medicine that instantly assorts iU curat ivo
powers in tho. ills of women Ls
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Medicine that Lydia E. Pinkham's
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aMiZnwwb Vegetable Compound.
Read The5C Two Remarkable Cures.
"Dkvh Mr. Pinkiivm : During tho early part of my
married lift' 1 was very delicate in health. 1 had two mis
carriages unit both mv" husband t tvt very ha. ly a wo
were anxious to have" children. A liclghlxvr who had cen
using LytlU IMnkliain's Mublo Cotnpoun.1 ad
vised mo to trv it. ami I decided to do I '" "II t!,l
my appetite- was increasing', the hend;u-hea gradually ,l0'
creased ami finally tHuappoaivil. and my wiwr ln-alth lm
proved. 1 felt a.t if new 11.mi.I rourxed ttirouk'h my veins,
the alutrirish, tired fooling dinupiH-arod, aud I Uvamo atmnc
and well.
' Within a year after, I became the mother of a utronir,
healthv ehild, the joy of out home. You certainly have a splen
did remedy, and I wish every mother knew of It .simvrely
yours, Mrs. Ann t'em, 510 Park Ave, Hot Spring. Ark.
" PitAn Mhh. Pinkiiam : I was married for five jeara, and
pave birth to two premature children. A f tT that I took
l.yriltt 1). rihklium'ft VcK'tbl 'oinpoiitil, and ,lt
ch.uiL't'd mo from a weak, nervous woman to a ntroiitf, happy
and healthy wifo within aeven ititintlia, Within two year a
lovely llltU t'irl was tioru, which is the prldo and Joy of our
household. If evrry woman who Is cured fee la n irratrful aud
liappy as I do, you mut have a lt of frleiid-Vor every day I
lileiw you for the llK'ht. health and happiness )ur Vetfelahlo
Comound has brought to my tiome. .Sincerely your friend,
Miw. Maic P. WiiAiiur, Hal 31, Tho Nonuau, Milwaukee, Wla."
!vh!. Northshora Oratorical rioclcty.
$5000
FORFEIT1' "' frihwllh prtMtiuM Uinrltf.nl
lUi iuf i(tialufM o( Uiv i-ltliu'ltll, which wUl
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The snow ha ilio ii'l eared, but how it
CI IDULXU) TT"C VrU irons but Hut all ii:ht in Oregon.
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Corrf-ipondepM are requested 'o re
new tlu'ir wotk. We will supply all
necessary stationery. The rews from
your nfiyhborliofxl should appear in
these columns everv week.
Kltlorittlo.
pander has returned
from
Bertha
Portland.
Al Junes snd U. M. Cooper isive a
Ehonoraph ente't mneiit at the Intier's
orne Monday ewnine.
Fred Spsnter visited 'in Oig in City
the most of Oiis w-ek.
Kevr F. Moile has purchased an "Old
Boh" of Wiu. J me". Now '"local"
gcribs Cfcn'i eo.np'sin ol Ern Jones bui
gy riding betun.t "Old Bol."
Mr. Smith's fa n i I v is netting ner!v
o. k.
The dancing f hool held another of its
popular dance Thursday evening.
Miss Nellie Huberts and Em Jones
(roer.t few diys in C'larkes visiting at
Mr. Morris' ami Hindu's.
Knox Cooper, of P.irtiand.wai visiiiuii
with his fither this week.
Mr. t"cv)per's youngest child, about
i fon r vesr old L'ot his leu tiroken one div
i las' wef-k They took him to tireshaui
to have it set.
i Mr. Kirdnnin went to Portland Thnra
dty on business. He brought Imine a
new set uf harness. It looks like he was
I jiouitf io have a team pret'V soon.
Mr. Vetrh if buyimt up the cream in
; tlH neichborliootl.
! Birch Huberts is un the sick list.
Mr. Selhnon is selling his stock and is
talking of un to Eastern Oregon,
rrank will wih himself back in Dover
before long, what will you bet.
There are several isoi ij; to the losing
camps tiefore long.
iuieIe I'rrTentrd.
The startiinu anniunceinent that a
preventive of suicide had bi-en discover
ed will inteie-t many. A run down sys
teM. or despondency invariably precede
euiciiie and somethinir has been found
that sill prevent that condition which
u ak-s niciile likely. At the first thought
f self d"strnclion tke Electric Bitters.
It being a great tonic and nervine will
strengthen the nerves and build tip the
fygtem. It's also a great Stomach, Liver
tnd Ki.lney regulator. Only 50c Sat
isfaction guaranteed by Charman & Co.
Lru-,ist.
Willamette.
Mrs. Geo. R gers is enjoying a visit
frr..., hr mother.
M!r. C4rter, nf Newberg, is visitiog
ber daughter, Mrs. Rob Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Bird Beavens have
moved to Hood River. We are sorry to
loose the pleasant young people.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob O'Brien, of Milan,
Vajti., are making a visit at the Koddy
home. We are glac1 to see them again
and hone they will remain with tig.
Mr. and .Mrs. Elmer Thompson have I surveying roads and
When You Have a C'oUl,
The first action when you have a coM
should be to relieve the lung". Tins is
tept accomplished by the Iree u"e of
Cl.amberlain's Cough Remedy. This
, Mark'lmrK.
Fine weather f.T ducks. It ,.
we were liointf to have another tl
1 School is projfre'sing with Prof. Cole
nun ks prim-pit and Prof. Mi-rU if
primary teacher.
i Mrs. Bwers bus returned from Ore
iron Cev where she has been visiting
Miss Bridget tidiMti bus returned
, from Colorado.
I Mr. K'etie w is visititm filenils and lei
i stives liere last Week.
! There was a dance at I Harm's Val
leniine's Kvi' ami n . m . I 'ime was en
! joyed hy th.se present.
i Mrr. J. i, kson is su with a
j Cold.
; Miss Ada Frost, of tbetfoti
i vi-itii'g Missl hris'el Uoweia
I lay.
I Win. Buwers vi lie I Oregon City lust
I Friday.
ClSI'kSIIISi.
very bad
City,
last
was
un-
I'erl'ect onlilciM-e.
Where there ued to be a feelirii uf
remedy lupiehes tlie toUtfh mucous anil yriea-iness and Worry in the Imiishol,)
causes its expulsion from the air cells of j when a Child showed symptoms of ,-roup,
the lungs, produces a free expectoration, ! i.re is no perf.-ct continence. This is
and opens the recrelions. A complete j j, , ltw uniforin siicess of Cliam
cure soon follows. This remedy w ill , berla 's t ough Hemrdv in the ir-at-cure
a cold in less time than any other j ,ri( (Jf that disea-e Mrs. M I. lias
treatment, and it leave the system in a j r.,rl, ot Poolesville, .Mil., ill speaking of
natural and healthy cond.tion. It coun- , ivr experience in the Use of that rem
teracts any tendency toward pneumonia, edv savs: "I have a world o court lence
Fur sale by (i. A. Harding.
Genrge.
.Say but didn't it rain last Sunday and
Monday. Our streets are a little hit
muddy.
Q li'e a wind etorm came up last week
ami blew the top off Mr. Held' new
barn and up-set a few tall trees.
Rev. Copuleoian held church in Bissel
Monday.
Henry Klinker is still in Portland, but
is improving slowly.
Some of our young folks attended the
mask ball at Sandy the 13th and report
a good time.
Walter Paulson is cominz borne this
week to recuperate after a siege of the
measles.
Mrs. Peter Paulson is quite ill with
rheumatism.
Mrs. liuildenzolpf attended church at
Bissel Monday.
The directors bad a meeting last Fri
day evening.
Surveyor Kinnaird, of Oregon City was
in nlir neighborhood three days la week
lanu lor .nnier
rented Sam Batdorf's place,
Mr. and Mrs. Sanders have rented tl e
Maple's house.
Grandma Gary is to occupy the rooms
vacated by Thompson's.
Mi o Ruth Shipley is visiting In Port
land and Oswego.
GAaToniA.
Btara th T" Vol! Ha.8 !W3YS BOIIjS
Eiaatart
brothers.
Mrs. Johnson visited her mother, Mrs.
Peter Paulson, Sunday.
Theo. Hardes and Chris Johnson vis
ited in Kelso Sunday.
The buggies seem to be on the go most
of the time bere.
We have had a very mild winter so far.
Crops and stock seem to be doing well.
A Country Dance.
Tb'; 2tw Era Grange will give a dance
Febni ry 20. It is for the benefit of the
tirarme. Everybody is invited to come
and I'l-.ve a good time. Feb. 19
Ely'
Nasal
AKTBnnll ftftAM Ril w
U Ml Mil till lijfcW
to &I1 lu itu'ea. M l
1 Prsom P51mCnJlwl
4ssri, soothes snd belli
tfca dinessed membrane.
It ori catarrh sod drives
arty a cold in Utf head
Cream Balm U placed Into ths notWIi.tpresds
mrm the membrane and is absorbed. Belief is lm
MiLtle and a core follows. It Is not drying does
a produce cuezing. Large Sl, M eaU at Drng
0 or by miil ; Trial Siz, 10 cents.
JXI ISOTHSM, H Warm Hni T
The Icath Penalty.
In ChaintsMlain's t oiikdi Remedy, for I
have used it with perlect sue ess My
clul I Garland is subject to severe attacks
of croup ami it always uives him prompt
relief." For sale hy G. A. Harding.
Jgle Creek.
We have len having a heavy rainfall
lor the past few days.
The workmen on the tub electric
power plant at Eagle creek station
were compelled to lay olT on account of
ol too much water.
The farm formerly owned by Gust
Linn is now occupied by two gentleman
Iruin Yakima.
Kay Woodle bad quite an experience
Momlay. He started to Eagle Cn-ek lor
the mail on a pony, aud when about half
way the pony got sick and lie returned
home and got another horse and uot as
far as the Linn farm and the other horse
got sick, and he left him and got an
other tiorse and role home and not tho
third horse and bis lather to doctor horse
No. '1. finally he succeeded in making
the round trip, ,
George Howlett is visiting his uncle,
Win. J. Howlett, Jl tins place.
Mr. Wood and wife, of Stevenson,
were visiting their sou here last week.
There is talk of a new town at Currins
ville now. The more the merrier.
ks l:ke I.a nrii ia-and heavy colds have pre
vailed a i i 1 1 v- lite l.e.'pV of our lillle
t.iir, dui the w liter, ( '. '.v b ca ie
; of le-s tain than Usil .tl.
! Mrs. Frank Wolf is ,ti I to h Mil . led 1
I with some disciie of the a'iiina"h ,w ln b
; w ill nce-si.,te an oper.itnui She is at
.re,.ithikin treatment with a China
; iioctor in Portland.
, Mi-s (irai e K. I o 1 1 - n , w bo has be li
veiy ill lor soiii" we fcs. is t tit o ving j
all 'i I hopes an) enteral ed of her reiov-
:e.y. j
; I
Roland Wilson, son nl Mrs Horence
' Wilsoi , is happtiV lecn.erio.' f oin a se
1 Vers h'Iii k ol piietiiiio la an I ieiiri-y .
Charlie tVark lois fmnpleied a new
ho Idina' ol god dimension. It is to l'
! uei for a sneep sbeil.
i Mr. R ibinson has completed a new
1 dwelling house.
Frank Wnlf is putting up a small
; building, which he and his family w ill
I occupy until he can build a good lesi
' dellCM.
The Ladies Aid of (tie M E. church
l gave a dinner lust Frtdav noon, jn Od I
! Fellow 's hall. Net proceeds ere ftt.7f
Fridav evening a show came 'o town,
exhibiting in the 1. O O F. Ink Ster
vopticou views, minstrel song and dance
' and a graidiaphoue made a fairly etij oya-
I tile program.
A Valentine dance and supper took
place Saturday evening ill the hall. I In
attendance was fair and good order
maintained.
It is expecteil that Ilev. Brai kenhurg
will hold preaching service in the M I .
church next Sabbath evening at 7 :i!0.
Rev. F. Peacock preaches every Sab
bath morning at 11 o'clock in the Con
gi egat loii.il church. Suinlay schiAil ut
10 a. in. Y. P. S. C. E. at 7.
Mil II no.
Well, St. Valentine's Pay is past, slid
w t hope no one w s disappointed.
liik e'eek is the highest it has l'en
llili wiuler
tie.) ind lohn llelvey p aed llirmigh
here a few dvs ago en route (or their
iiioiiu uio ranch.
F. F.'icksou and family wr visitors
at the Wallace house Sunday.
F. M. Manning has been ill again
Mr Sini'li and family, formerly of
Molallu, has moved Into our midst. He
intends to carry on his profession
h scksinith Mr. Mall also lias niowj
into John Helvey's house here. Million
keeoa grow mg, there is not a vacant
house in low ii now .
Geoig.i Mallett intends to start singing
school in the lirange hall If he succeeds
in iiigtuiging a class.
The dan. e st llardesty's Saturday
night was a decided success, and every
body enjoyed a good lime.
Mis. Barclay has gone to Woodlnirii
to s'lend revivals there.
Fred Wisslsido spent Monday night al
Meadow brook.
Silas Adkins is again in our midst.
Mrs. Bowman is Improving very
slowly.
School started .Monday alter vacation
of two Weeks.
Fred Wisnl-ide and Pick Wallace at
tended (Ins dance at Canity Saturday
evening and report a fine tune, i'rol
vVoodsnle w engaged as floor manager.
Mrs ieo. Mallatt aud daughter Tiliie
visile.) .Mrs Fish Sunday.
Mis. Selby went to Portland last
week to have an operation performed un
her shoulder.
i:ill at Hitler I lnltt.
"Two physicians had a long and stub
born fight with an als e-'s on mv right
lung" writes J. F. Hughes of lliil'ont,
Ilia., 'and gave me up Kverylsely
thought my time had come. As a hist
t . . r .... i l L':.. v..... r.
resort t men ir. rvtng n .lew jicoverj
for Consumption. 1 he benefit I received
w as striking ami I was on my feet In a
few day. Now I've entirely regained
my health." It conquers all Coughs,
Colds ami Throat ami Lung troubles.
I Guaranteed hy Cbaruian A Co'a. Drug
Store. Price &0c, and fl. Trial bottles
1 free.
I'pts au i;nl to It All
A grievous wail oftimes comes as a re
gull of unbearable pain from over taxed
organs. Diziiness, Backache, Liver
complaint and Constipation. But thanks
to lr. King's New Life I'llis (hey put an
end to it all. They are gentle but
thorough. Trv them. Only 2ic. Guar
anteed by Charman & Co's. Drug Store.
Viola.
A little thing sometimes results in
death. Thus a mere scratch, insignifi
cant cuts or puny boils have paid the
death penalty. It is wise to have Buck-1 The Walkers have probably Hold their
len's Arnica Salve ever handy. It's the , sawmill to a Salem corporation. The
best Salve on earth and will prevent prcsijajctive purchasers have gone so far
fatality, when Burns, Sores, Ulcers and i as to put up a forfeit, and are expected
Piles threaten, uniy zoc, at viiariuan t0 complete the deal, ihe mill is new
A Co's. Drng Store.
School Offlcerg and Teachers Attention
There will be a convention of school
oflicers and teachers, at the court house,
Oregon City, Saturday, February 27, at
one o'clock, for the discussion of consoli
dation of school districts and county
high school. It is errnestly hoped that
every district will he represented. Hon.
J. H. Ackerman, superintendent ol pub
lic instruction, will address the meeting.
J. C. Zi.nskb, Bupt.
Only one remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness of tbe skin in
any part of tbe body; Doan's Ointment.
At any drag store, 60 cents.
and a desirable property. We would re
gret the removal from our neigh borbood
of the present owners,
Charley Miller is convalescent. He
has been quite ill with grip. Mrs.
Ward, Sr., nd Mr. Ward are beginning
to improve.
Mr. Yenny found the water from the
Abernetbey between here and Oregon
City too deep fer bis buggy on Tuesday.
Mrs. Sevier is spending a few days at
Mrs. Funks, where a girl baby is re
ported. Ora Black returns to Willamette Uni
versity this week.
Si ascribe fer the Enterprise.
Harmony.
Our farmers are hauling hay and other
products to market despite the incle
ment weather.
Fall grain is looking well.
A protracted meeting began in the
church lastSumlay evening.
The literary and debating society will
give a basket social and debate I riday
evening of next week.
Mr. Millard is .building quite an addi
tion to his residence.
Mr. Payn has opened a store and is
serving his patrons with fresh groceries.
The O. W. P. A It. Co.'s new line
passes along our northern border and
will be convenient for our people when
passenger cars are put in operation
thereon. This part of the line is not yet
completed at Hell wood.
Mr. Hudson has begun the erection of
house on the forty acres he purchased
of A. Clark. lie has already completed
a large barn.
Mr. Eckels has completed bis new
house and moved in. He recently bought
Mr. Tillman's farm.
Mr. Chapman has rented the Dannals
farm for another year. Mr. Dannals and
family are sojourning at North Yakima,
Wash.
Mr. Rosenaa has put in quite an
amount of tiling on bis farm at Sunny-side.
OABTOniA.
Bears tie I " "' M "a liwt
B.fotai
StulslU.
Carl Rit'nsby is recovering from a se
vers attack of pnecii.onia.
R. J. Moore has sold his farm snd per
sonal propetty to an Eastern family for
oli1 ID ulid gives possisioii st nin e.
Myrtle Cross is at her jajsition in the
store again after a two weeks' illness of
pneii noiil t.
Fre I Sha er was driving his team to
town a few days ago when one of his
horses dropped III its trucks, Maj r
llungate brought it on here on a sled.
The noble beast sump-id well gone, how
ever all was done for a through the night
that anybody could think of, and the
next day, to Kind's great delight, the
patient was able to move homeward (in
a trot.
Molalla's "Japan ant) Russia" got into
sn altercation only last night ; the "ultj.
malum" was delivered, the "Powers"
interfered, the "Boxers" retreated, and
a treaty nf peace was agreed upon for fu
ture guidance,
Mrs. Florida Kayler, of Tygh Valley,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Engle.
Last Saturday the co-operative Inclined
citi.ens ' f the southern part of Clacka
mas county organized a mutual tele
phone company, heretofo.e to be known
as the Molalla Mutual Telephone Aso
elation. By-laws were adopted, directors
elected, and the membership roll (which
promises to he a large one) is being well
signed up; it costs a dollar to become s
member of this Association. The central
station and main office of the Association
will be established at Molalla, also the
installation of tlm central switch-board.
Other switch boards are to be put In at
other points as needed. Construction of
lines will be built (and maintained) in
divisions running into central stations by
co-operation of parties on said divisions
Separate wires will connect towns. Sub
scriber members aro to own their own
lines and telephones. Who may join the
Association? Oregon City is the field of
operation,
0T Remember that the date for
counting the money contained in the
Enterprise prize money contest jar is
February 22. At that time the seal of
the jar will positively be broken and the
money will lie awarded to tbe best
gtiessers. If yon bave not paid your
subscription do bo now and get a guess
on Uis Jar.
siatt.iril
I 0 1 1 tod, if lb, g o i t V V, w out I a.t
Thorsdny He w is islled to the he. Ul, In
of Mrs Maty cheivn, wi tl W as slllteriltg
bom stoiioob lro''os At liit present
witting she Is alibi to sit up ,unl mi a fair
load lo ri'Cotpiv, we lii"l
Son, lav t rained powerfully, one il i ll
of ier having fallen, and on Monday
l'j un he lull, making the heaviest rain
fall -lin e 1 1 e Ii h ol Nov .
,r Renter came out Sunday to see hi
siter, Mis. Scbeive,
1.0 . hr.s'...r. who is in Anton, to
iH-io lii his health, la enj .ying the trip
hist rate.
, gieat in ii v are si, II ul!,rlng from
ibis ei'tdeiinc ol colds sil l l.si.l cough.
Some thought i! ws w hooping-cough,
lint none leally whooped
Early wera III the il. so yards are
coini. g on hra ,elv. II' II Iron has mine
down to a-r .1. r.i-n and ham and rgga
occasionally glace the farmer's breakfast
table.
Mr, Guge Is having Ins vest's Wissl so
cut ed.
The winter s i far ha been very mild.
Sheep have existed with lull very little
cste.
Mrs. Wed lie has h. en sick w ith a Cold.
Mr. We. Idle' sister died veiy sudden
ly couple of weeks ago, leaving live
fhildich, the eldest ail Ilitu id,
The Flog I'ond hot g tve a party at
the Giauge hall till midnight la-l Satur
day. A vrty enj ysble tune I- n ported.
Kenieinh' r eei Sunday evening there
Will again be English services at theUor
mali baptist church.
IOO Itrwartl, IWO
The readers of this pspcr will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least olio
dreaded d'sease that science has been
able tu cure m ill Its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known til tlm
iiiedcil fiateruity. Catarrh being a
coiistitutioniil disease, requires a consli
tii lonal treatment. Hall's t atairb Cure
is ta eu internally, acting diiectly Upon
I.I.....I and mucous surfaces ol the system,
thetel.y destroying the foundation nf the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the cniistiliitinii in I as
sist iug nature in doing it wotk. The
piopi Mors have so much faith in lis
niiaiivH powers that they nlfor One
Hun. lied jiollais for snv case that it faiiS
to cure Send for list nf testimonials.
Address F .1 . Ciiknky A Co. .Toledo, 0.
Sold hv all Druggists, 7.V.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Chaa Kyler, of Hsndy, died Tuesday,
Feb 1(1, at the home of bis sister, Mrs.
Ernest Miev.-rs, at East Glad-ion. Tlm
deceased was a native of Clearfield
county, I'eiinsyliianla, where he Was born
May JJI, IHofl. He came to Oregon In
IH75 and for more than twenty years re
sided at Sandy, Burial took place at
Clackamas cemetery Wednesday, the
services Isslng conducted by Rev. E. H.
Bollinger, uf this city.
Sour
Stomach
No appetite, loss of t "length, narr
mm, headache, constipation, bad brt
general debility, sour risings, and caUr
In stomach are all due to Indigestion. K
ewe Indigestion. ThLi new discovery r
seta the natural Juices of digestion M
Mlat In a healthy stomach, combined
Bm greatest known tonlo and reoonstnia
properties. Kodol Dyjpeps! Cur do
nly our Indigestion and dyspepsia, bH
tamosjs remedy oure all stomach tr
by cleansing, purifying, sweetening
strengthening th muoou membrane
V stomach.
Ut. S.S. as af Ksvawoed, W. Va,
Iwm sjtae wtt eosr sunatc ler twee
ItoW Wiwstt WVat Yon tat,
MM. 11.00 8lM hoWlnfJH halt
wUe Us (or 60 a
' ay K. a BsWITT OO.,
old by (J. A. HARDING, Druggist