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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1904
New To-Day.
DMA). H. 8 K AM ANN, HIYMlOl AN
( (III, c over Harding's lrii nl' rn,
MONKY TO LOAN AT AND 7
ier in. Farm security. U'Rkn A
Hcmihiki..
LOST-A I.A1U1K tiol.l) I.OCKKT,
markl "L. I.. I'." IlKlMtn id Kit r
pilce nlllce revive reward.
WANiK.n-l'AHUIUK KU HIIKKI.
either gram llelda or ' llitfher.1
pili-e pahl for Mine. AllrM W. W.
Irvlii, Aurora, Or Mr. 10.
Son ic'v" to i7)AN-i iuVn KKVF.KaT
atiina l mimer 'limuin to private
Individuals which 1 euthorlaod to
ln, mi lung time al end 7 per rent,
Com A loan will I made viiry rnaaon
able. II. K. Canes, attorney at law,
WANTKD HKVKKAL 1NDOTKI
oiii persona In each alat to tiavel lor
houita established f II ' '"'
with largo capital, to call tin
tiiimhalita and ageiita ' suiwsaful
ml profitable line. Immanent en
gagement. Weekly raah aalary24
ami all traveling etpeoaea and hotel
bills advanced In canti each week. K
pcrliHica not eieiitlal. Mention ref
erence ami enclose ecl(-dilreeel en
velope. TIIK NATIONAL, :Uler
iMjrn Hi., Clit-'.
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Local Evci). .
Harry Clark received thirty days in
the city police court drunkenneae.
I Ml A large, gulden locket, I.eariiir.
the initials "L. L. I." Finder ret.iru lo
Kiilerpnsa olhYe ami rwiv reward.
Loal A largo, gulden locket, brlug
the initials "L. L I'." Finder r",ur"
to the Enterprise ulllce and receive re
ward. Aniniai burn to Mr. and Mrs. Ilir
echel Wilson at Clackamas We.lneM.lav
morning. Ir. J. M. Lowe, of Una city,
attended the caw.
Harry Moreland, a victim of alcohol
lain who waa committed to the asylum at
jgalein, Kuhruary W, died al tha institu
tion ou the Liftli id the Maine month.
For the benefit of the athletic fund of
the Oregon City high school, an fntur
tainuieiil and eoeisJ dame will be given
Ml Willamette Hall tomorrow (Saturday)
veiling.
A lie" building la bWng enroled al the
:oriierof Main and Tweinh streets, into
which tiie Oregon C'Hy Machine Shop
will iv move aa aoun t I ready lor
occupancy.
There are two 'citisetia, at leaat, of
Orefon t'Hy, wlid celebrate their birth
lat' annlvermrUmnlvieiiii-oiTaionally.
Thev are Uiaa. Alhrii(hl and J. J. Uxke
w lio Hie bnru on February Ltllli alwut
45 yirt ago.
If yon wniit to git the newa, all the
newi, fully and reliably r'ir''l, during
the campaign, you ahould aign for the
F.nieriilM. We are making a kktihI
rate of 'Zt centa from now uutil alter the
J una election.
pnn't forget the Kraina given by loi al
tah nl at the Mount I'leanknt achixil hall
next SaluriUv evening fur the benefit of
the Mount 1'leai-ant Oiegoii City aide
walk fund. A good evening il promieed
and every one la invited.
y reading the Krtlerpriae you will be
kept fully inforined abou' the Clackamaa
county campaign. We will teml you
the Knierprlee (torn now until alter the
June election over three month for
I'Scenta. Hend in your luhiuription at
once.
R. F, Linn haa li'aswj a part of the
Barclay property, adjoining Johnaon'i
barber ihop, and hai begun the erection
of a frame atore building that will be
jointly occupied by a cigar atore on the
ground floor and photograph gallery
up Btain.
Air. and Mra. J. J. Cooke were very
fileaiantly aurprined lint Monday even
ng by a company of about fifty of their
neighbor!. The aurpriae waa in honor
of the 46th anniversary of Mr. Cooke'i
birth. Card playing and dancing cauaad
the evening to pan very pleasantly and
the guesta departed with exprenionii of
beat wiohei for the rvturn of many more
luch anulvenariea,
Fathor A. Hildebrand received a cable
Wedneaday announcing the death at
Urllon, Weetpbalia, Germany, of bii
aged father, Anthony Hildebrand. Mr.
Hildebrand. 8r., was In hU Sflth year.
It wai tbe pleasure ol Father Hildebrand
last intilnier to apend aeveral weeks via
llihg Ida father at bit home town. At
that time, Mr. Hildebrand, Sr., waa en-
loving the beet oi nvaiin, ,
MleS WUner wlfthea to Ihfdr'm Ihe pub
lic that by April 1 at Ihe Wpecu to oc
cupy the new Btudio 'which will be erect
v on Main etreetv oppoeite Brnniwick
llome. She have new camera
and accenaoiiea, luch aa backgrounda,
chain, etc. (also the latent In mounts
and styles. Hhe will, therefore, be pre
pared to give greater satisfaction in ev
ery respect. men 11.
Complaints have been filed with Fost
Tnaster lUndall that the rural mail
l)oxe8 on R. F. D. No. 1, out of Oregon
City, are being tampered with. Home
of the deviltry is being performed by
young women, who place mud in the
ami miwtilAvniiHlv r&iiae to 1m ilia-
played the signal flags, Indicating that
.u-. la mail In taken bv thfl carrier
hUQIV 7- ny, .
from the respective boxes. This cauaes
all kinds of trounie ana ueiay lor me
carrier. Postmaster Randall tins learn
ed the names of tbe miscreants, and has
notified their parenta that the practice
must be discontinued. There is a severe
penalty for interfering in any way with
mail boxes of tbif character.
K. W. I'rlHMt, lepresentlng the Olym
liia 0era Compitny, waa In the eity
TunmUv. Keginiiing lat night at Cor
dray's theatre in Cortland the Olympic
0ni'l a ten nights' engavninHtit at ibis
popular 1'ortlHinl plsy limi-e. Tina coin
iiany presi'iiled Hie roiniii opira "Haul
rasha"'t a mull but ileliglili'il audi
ence at Hlnvelv's last Thursday night.
Without any fUltery, th iM-rlorinance
wiin pvihapa Ihe Ixmt of III kind ever
witnessed at Oregon Oily, and waa cer
tainiy entitled to a larger audience. It
is to he legretteii that when a meritori
oua attraction, mi ll is was ihe Olympic,
cornel lo Oregon City It la given the go
by, when undeserving bills are largely .
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fHirtiiiiBi'M. Alio ikw, wnjr kj iinpiuw
the standard of the attracliom that are
brought to this city ia to patronise Ihe
deserving ones.
A .core of the Meads of Howard La
tnuretta gave hlin a surprise party
Wednesday evening at bia tiotiie on the
bill, l'rogreaaive whiit waa plaved, Miss
Clara Caulleld and Jack Cnuneld receiv
ngtliallrst prixes, while Miss Hilda
MuUetclue and Roy Kel y weierewanl
ed with the consolation giln. Mimic
and dancing were followed bv the serv
ing of relreshmenti. There wa( no ice
cream, some unscrupulous snenk thief
or thieves having entered the kitchen
dining the evening and carried away Ihe
fieeaer of cream. Tbe pillerera were
neiMidarate enough to leave the cuke and
fruit, so that Howard waa not entirely
without refreshments to serve his unex
pected cslluri. Of course, Howard did
not know that a surprise waa being
planned for him, but then a good time
waa bad, aa ia alwsya the esse al the
Lateurfite home. Those forming the
paitf were : Miss. Claw Caufield, Kt liel
(iraves, Kdna Csnfiiihl, Ktlu Iwyn Al
bright, Hilda Mctiilchie, Mtrtie tin
chsnsn, Kdna llmlton and K I tli Che.
ney; Msrs. Hoy Klly, K'trl McAd tin,
Win. Howell, Will Koeianr. Mort 0 k.
rell, Mort Ijiionr-itc, Kti Liinure'te,
J. W. Cochran, Wm. Mar ciall, Howard
Latouretle anu Jack Cnulieiil.
( Ill KATH KKS IX MKolON.
Center Klreet Tu He liMiripd 'o'k
ltriuaid on K011II1 nd Kmid.
At its regular meeting Wednesday
nigfil, Ihe council ordered the Uuprove
uient of Center street, This action was
taken on petition of Interested property
ownera.
It was decided to enforce the ritv or
dinaiKe providing for the working f jail
occupants on the city'l streets, under ihe
supervision of the street comininiooer
Mayor fimiik wai instructed to ao
point a cixiiuiittee ot three members ol
the council to have charge of the work on
the South Knd Koad which will be re
sullied, residents of the section contigu
una to that proposed highway bavin
subscrilied about 75 days' work on the
project.
Recorder Curry wai Instructed to notify
the Southern I'aoillj Company to clear
the alley iu block 'J.S.
A'pelition waa received from resident!
of the suburban districts ol the eity ask
ing that rows be allowed lo run at large
in specified section of the city. The pe
tition was referred to the committee on
health and (silice.
It waa determined by the council to
enforce the ordinance providing for the
collection of licenses against billiard and
pool tables.
Recorder Curry presented statistics
showing Hist tinder the l!KKI assessment,
the assessable values of Ihe property III
the oriMirule limits of ttm city was
l,2'-'5LJHil as againut only $(53.Ko3 for
the preceding year,
W. Iluteman, w ho recently established
a saloon at the new town of F.Htacaila,
whs a business visitor In Oregon City
Wed nesday.
J. M. Lvons, of Kstacada, was hi Ore
gon City this week on business Mr.
Lyons haa recently put in a honor store
at Kstacada.
Ex-county Commissioner J. R. Mor
ion, of Damascus, waa in the city Thurs
day on business before the county court.
The county court has adopted plana
tor (he construction ri a road hotween
Springwater aud Kstacada at a coat of
about M'.VC.
THE SHIP'S"WRSIR.
am af that Thlaas That Maka Bla
LI fa at Times a Bardca.
The lot of tbe purser Is anything bnt
a happy one. From his title one would
think tlint be bad only to look after tbe
finance of the veasel. but in reality bis
efllce, so conveniently and picturesque
ly sltuatsd at tbe top of the grana stair
cnae, Is really aa busy a bureau as any
In Capel court or Wall atreet It Is no
doubt legitimate enough to expect tbe
purser to be quit au fait wltb the
monetary matters, to explain to be
Britisher the difference between a dol
lar and a crowa or to tJie American
that the greenback If treated Wit!)
icorn and contumely In Europe, but
Oflr American friends are par excel
lence tbe Interrogators of tbe world,
and to them, the purser Is simply a
wn Iking encyclopedia.
He Is exported to tell them hit about
th ship tbat'a rignt enough but they
want to know all about the passengers
as well, w ho they are, where they have
come from nnd where they are going,
how much they ore worth anil an7 lit
tl tlthlt of ncwa about their social life.
Ho Is also asked aliout every hotel, be
ginning at Liverpool and enuing at
Rome, the best shnnl wbefoAt to pur
chase different nrtlcloa, who will give
the best discount for ra.RU, wliere tno
qupntloner's wife can best be rigged up
in European fashion and the moHt like
ly resort at which bis dnttchter mlfibt
run across aotue Impecunious scion of
Brltinh nobility. Hurry Furness lu
Strand.
i-resa Os,
"Press ou" solves the problem of oil
heroes. It Is tho rule by which to
'. Judge of all wonderful success and al!
triumphal marches to fortune aim hon
or. It should be the motto of all
Tress on." Never despair. Never al
low yourself to be discouraged, bow
ever stormy the heavens or dark the
Way or heavy the difficulties or re
lated the failures.
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Personal Mention
Ilert I'erry, ol Molalla, wis in the city !
Friday.
1. K. Morey haa gone Kast for an ex
tended visit.
Winnie Hill, of Portland, spent Hun
day in Ibis city.
Roy McAlpIn spent Hunday with
friends at Baliiu.
0. A. Walling, of Halem, was a visitor
to this city this week.
Col. It. A. Miller was st Salem thla
week on legal business.
Miss Bertha Goldsmith spent Hunday
with relatives at Fugene.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Fanton, of Can by,
were in the city Tuesday.
Mn. II. L. Kelly has returned from a
vlut with Portland friends.
Mrs. Arthur Warner hai returned from
a visit al Walla Walla, Wash.
Wm. (irlfliih haa gone to Centralla,
Washington, on a business trip.
I). Robinson, of the Fair, haa returned
from a business trip to New York.
Ronald Jackson, of Portland, wai the
guest ol friends in Oregon City Hunday.
Chas. Hardy, of Wilholt. was In Ihe
city last Friday on his way 10 Waiteborg,
Dr. II. O. Hickman and J. W. Coch
ran spenl funds y with IneuiJs at Albany,
Chris Ingleman, of Vancouver, was
the gueat of friends in Oregon City last
week.
Kd K. Taylor is being employed in tbe
tax collection department at Ihe court
bouae.
A Kocher, a leading buslners man ol
Csnby, waa iu the city on business (Sat
urday, George Hardest, of Molalla, was in
the city Tuesday on his way to Linn
county.
Attorney F. T. Griilllh wai in New
borg the latter part of last week on legs!
hu-inesi.
J. W. Dowly a prominent farmer of
Currinsville, waa in the city the fiist of
the week.
Judge Win. (jalloway hai returned
from a buaiuesa trip to Cottage Urove
aud Salem.
Alex. Ilaxklns, of Sheridan, Wyoming,
is iu tbe i-ity visiting his cousins, the
Misses O.UI1111,
Mrs. Roberts and Miss Gregory, of
Portland, were this week the guests of
Mrs. K. L. Johnson.
State Huperintendent J. H. Ackerman
visited the Oregon City public schools
Thursday of this week.
1. 1). Parry, of Jones' Mill, a prom
inent farmer of that section of the oouuty ,
ass la the ciiy Tueiday.
E. Harrington has purchased the Ben
son property at Gladstone aud has re
moved his family thereto.
Wm. Mackerel!, of Molalla, was .in
Oregon City Tuesday en route to Seaside
whence he goes to claim a bride.
Henry Russell, foreman of the Fair
clough Bros.' mine at Ogle Cresk, was in
Oregon City Friday from Molalla.
Miss Kthel Cheney and Miss Krum
are going to McMinuville where they will
engsge in the photograph buslneei.
tieo. Marts and J. W. Nightingale, of
Wilhoit, were among the callers at the
aherilTs otlice in thia city last Friday.
Miss Gertrude Bashor, of Salem, baa
accepted a position as stenographer with
tbe Oregon City Manufacturing Com
pany. Fred Nelson spent a few days at Halem
the latter part of last week. Fred is the
deputy county assessor for Clackamas
county.
Kmil Oldenberg, who bas been oper
ating a aalmon hatchery at the Big
White Salmon, is visiting with friends
in this city.
M las K. Zee Olds, who waa for two
weeks employed as stenographer in tbe
office of County Recorder Htevens, has
gone to Portland.
Don Meldrum has decided to locate at
Oregon City, having accepted a position
in the business office of tbe Willamette
Pulp and Paper Mills.
Dr. C. B. Smith, of Eagle Creek, was
a visitor to Oregon City last Saturday,
when he attended a meeting of the
County Central Committee.
Superintendent J. H. Ackerman waa
in Ihe city Satuidsy from Halem and ad
dressed the educators of Clackamas
county at a meeting held at the court
bouse.
Mr. Fossilman, of Butte, Montana,
wai visiting friends in this city the latter
part of last week. Mr. Fossilman was
Iurmr!y engaged in the drug business In
this city. .
Adolph Schebps, of Portland, Is visit
ing old friends in this city. Mr. Hchepps
was lor years proprietor of the Oriental
hotel and at one time served the county
aa sheriff.
MertFahey, of Minneapolis, Minne
sota, repreaenting the Missieaippi A
Rum River Boom Co., was in the city
Monday, the guest of bis old time friend
j, A. McUlasban.
Captain J. T. Hhaw, of Hood River,
was renewing old acquaintances in this
city the latter part 01 last week. Cap
tain Shaw was me commanding oincer
of one of the early National Guard Com
panies in this city.
J. P. Woodle. of Eagle Creek, was a
caller at the Enterprise office last Fri
day. He reports everything thriving at
F.aizle Lreex wun me exception 01 larm
work which is slightly retarded because
of the excessive rain.
. Tea Bet Tea Can.
You can be a strong man or woman
by buying tbe great nerve tonic, Palmo
Tablets, sold by Howell Sc Jones. Tbey
make you sleep and grow fat.
Drs. Beatie A Beatie Dentists. Rooms
IS, 17, 13. Weihard building.
If yea don't get the Entkbpbisc yoa
ion't get ttie news.
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Ceremony
and Sentiment
IViUi durnarid a ring and as the occamon in an im
portant one get a ring of lanting quality.
Our assortment f Wedding Rings contains
every kind known.
Plain gold rings of good quality and in all sizes and
widths, from 13.00 to o.00.
Solitaire Diamond Rings, from $10.00 up.
The Parker "Lucky Curve"
Is absolutely the best Pen in the world. It will wear and is capable of many
years of satisfactory use. We isBiie an Accident Policy with each pen, which
not only guarantees each pen to be entirely satisfactory but it insures against
breakage for one year cap, barrel, feeder, nozzle, and in fact any part except
the gold pen.
Prices from
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BURMEISTER & ANDRESEN
THE OREGON CITY JEWELERS
Suspension Bridge Corner Oregon Oity, Oregon
A Favorite Krmrdf for llublea.
Its pleasant date and prompt cures I
have made Chamberlain's Cougti Kern
edy a favorue with tbe mothers of small
children. It quickly cures their coughs
and colds and prevents any danger of '
pneumonia or other serious conse- j
quenres. It not only cures crouu. but '
when given as soon as the croupy cough !
appears, will prevent the attack. For
sale by G. A, Utvding,
Tbe Funny Side.
An English lawyer, who bad been ,
crws examining a witness for sometime, :
and who had sorely taxed the patience ,
uf tbe judge, jury, and every one in j
the court, was finally, aeked by the court
to conclude his cross-examination. Re
lore telling the witneaa to stand down, 1
he accosted him with this parting sar-.
casm: "Ah, you are a clever fellow a
very clever fellow we can all see that."
The witnesa leaned over tbe box, and
quietly retorted : ''I would return the
compliment if I were not on oath."
Some things the happen on the stage
are very wonderf. . An English audi
ence was recently marveling at a dog
which was playing a bit of an old mas
terpiece on a piano. Suddenly some
one in the audience yelled "Katsl" and
the dog made a break from the piano.
But the music kept right along, just the
same.
The following tale is told of the bishop
of London. Having indulged that pre
carious pastime of asking any small boy
or girl in tbe audience to ask him a ques
tion, Dr. Ingram was met by the follow
ing: "Please, air, why did the angels
walk up and down Jacob's ladder when
they bad wings?" It is sad to record
tbat even tbe bishop of London was
driven to make the usual humiliating and
miserable escape by returning. "What
little boy or girl would like to answer
this?"
-v . f L a. - A.LKla AaUAl nf
cold, deep sealed on the lani, ciaiing
pneumonitis that of Mrt. Gnrtrude K.
tenner, mariuu, mu n
cured by the use of One Minute Cough
Cure. She says : "The coughing and
straining so weakened me that I ran
down In wetgni irom no io w jiuuuu.
I tried a number of remedies to no avail
. . . ft.! . . L-
nntil I used une miuuib vuugu vuic
Four bottles of thia wonderful remedy
cored me entirely of the cough, strength
ened my lungs and restored me to my
normal weight, health and strength.
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SOIU Dy uw. a., uiuiu.
Loans.
Real oroDerty mortgage loans. Ab
stracts furnished.
O. B. Dime, Any. at u,
Oregon City, Or.
"I owe my whole lifs to Burdock Blood
Bitters. Scroluious sores coverea my
k.i T ...mMt hevnnd cure. B. B. B.
LIUUJi ' J -
has made me a perfectly well woman.
Mrs. Cbas. Hutton, Berville, Mich.
OABTOrtlA.
8ar H ) lh 1,011 Hl 'Wim
The building season will be lively. To
bny doors and windows right, yon must
see Frank Bosch.
$2.00 to $6.00. Other makes as
The feyeball
Is a very delicate organ. Anything affecting it
quickly affects the nervous system and headaches
and nervousness are the inevitable resultB.
Eyeglasses or Spectacles should be worn if there
is any defect of sight. These things never enre
themselves. But better wear no glasses at all
than those which are not properly fitted.
We Test the Eyes FREE of Charge
A BUSINESS LUXURY
A CHECKING-ACCOUNT is indeed a busines necessity; and he who
tries to get along without one is at great disadvantage.
It is not required that a person should have a large bulk of business
in order to open an account.
Professional men, farmers, and even many women, are running
checking-accounts. If you have never done business in this
way, and are not familiar with the plan, come to us and we
will get you started.
BANK OF OREGON CITY Oregon city, Oregon
"WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD ITS SO"
J. E. SEELEY
The People's
Grocer.
WHAT I
A 10-lb sack of Pure Buck
wheat Flour and a quart of
Genuine Maple Syrup for
75c. Why didn't I know
that before. ' I'll seud an
order at once.
You always get the best thats
going and itspromptly de
livered at
J. E. SEELEY
The People's
Grocer
OREGON CITY
Christian Science.
first Church of Christ Scientists.
Oarde building, corner Seventh and
Main streets, Sunday at 11 a. m. Sub-
iect, "Subatance."
Children's Sundsy school meets at 10
a. m. Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening at 7 Ah o'clock. Reading room
is open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days from 2 to 4 p. m.
Will Pool Mohair Cup The Ango
ra goat raisers of Clackamas county at a
meeting held at Molalla recently decided
to pool thia year's clip in an effort to
realise a better price for their product.
For a number of years these goat raiser
have pooled their clip and tbe experi
ment haa proved a success.
sat winST iirriim
Fountain Pen
3
low as $1.00.
We are in a position to save you from
10 to 20 per cent, on undertaker's supplies
of which we carry a complete stuck.
We are under small exp nse. Have
no middle-men to pay, own our hearse
and will treat you fair. Ons Pkick to
All.
R. L. HOLHAN,
Undertaker and Embalmer.
Office : One door south of Court House
or at Cigar Store ODDosita Bank
of Oregon City.
Superior Work
Lowest Prices
That is what you get when A.
Mihlstin does your plumbing
work. He does general tinning,
plumbing and jobbing busi
ness. Estimates cheerfully
furnished. Hot air heating
fixtures manufactured and
supplied.
A. MIHLSTIN
Main Street OREGON CITY, OR.
WE HAVE MOVED
THE OREGON CITY JUNK AND
SECOND HAND STORE bas removed
into the storeroom adjoining the post of
fice. We carry a complete line of new
and second hand atovee and furniture.
Highest prices paid for all kinds of junk.
Sugarman & Co.
oastotiia:
Bun the fTiiVM n Haw Km Bag3