OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1904
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prdlnwl UiiuuivJ l.at" lor leaa-Ked
Fiunl.
Jf,y A Iby l tftUf. over flank of
Ortgon I'll.
Tt,. I.-.t and ni'ial rurnpltJ'B Inn
tufvlt:eal Ml ruio-uiiiii p.
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r (ioloinitl'-
C. trol'i
Hnnry Cramer, Ilia cltfar manolai!
iltn.r la the nmud latlier ol a Hue laby
Inn aim arrival at llitr C'rauiet tiuuio at
Holloa on day lal movk.
T. K. Hum kley, ol Can try, waa Id Ida
City luely. Ha eoa llial H'era
illbeaKrand Ull al lla Canl.y T'lty
ball, Hattirday evening, May 21.
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Maritarrt Mulvey, wlig oratea Dian
!r al die Caat ade Uundry 10 tlila rlly,
IH allilully llijlirrj.l Tuerday. Her
band linatiio rawghl In lint inai.iler and
auarvrrrly lliatlied and tUinrd.
J, E. Hrdnra. wlio waa rrnll nom
inated on the ln.urrat!c llrkel for Joint
rrprrientaliva Iruin Multnomah and
Cl.ikituaa countlea, liaa tlevided lo ac
Mpltl nuioliialiun and maka the rate.
ru)fiil I'.roa.. ol Walla Walla, lav
bmun Hie huildilig ol wholeatla War
bouieon Kallroad Avenue hetween H
mill and .ik'lilli Ireeta. W. Cluirrh
III be Ilia l al ag'lil lor llila nnllluK
com any.
Tlx rertinYatet ol iiiiiiilnatlona and
niaiiiea ol all id llm Kepuliliran ran
didalra cn the ( lai kainaa coiluly lli krl
bat Urn II led with County Clerk
blritit. Tim tiling ol three. aer iniiat
b Utile hrfi re Mar
Mr. Ji.lm MHii'U'hio ha rerriveil the
iwnul the draili al hania Uoaa on the
13tb lint, ol her yiiuiiKeat hrother, Will
lamMuor. The dei eaeeii waa aged 37
warainil death reaullexl from ilroiy.
Mr. Muuf at one time realilrd at Oregon
City.
Tif tnk ol coinpletiritf I he fill at llie
Utultol the Oregon Water I'owrr A
Cooipanr'a Kailway line Juil north ol
Urn city, waa reauniiM tlila eak. Till
Impnivcnient, when completed, w ill !
Wflroineil by both the railway company
MU ita palrona.
Mit Until CalllT entertained com
Pny ol her young friend laal Saturday
ilterooon in honor of her moth birthday,
Noiueroiia g.inna were played and teal
Hwwiluie waa had by. the iiUle lolkl
wbo lielure leaving lor their home were
Mrved with refrraheneut.
Under the auanli e of the Mother'
Clob, o( (iladatone, the Mt, l'leaaant
Drtuiatlc Club will tireaent the drama,
ITl. l- ,i
oe r rui i ol in rony ai iaian-c
ibormUy evening, May n. J he pric e
aiiuiii.ion re M cenii ana iu cema
lor children under 12 yean.
Hiindav afternoon, April 24,
t the
home ol Mr. M. K. Walker on
fUnka.
ma ll-ii;lii M in Georgia Walker and
Mr II II- It. Mlll In map.
riage, Key. K H. Itollinjrer, of thia city,
otliiiaiing. The newly married coo pie
"ill rem, U for a time at Mllwaukle but
"ill later remove lo Kairje Creek.
tl t Ul L .1.1. -It I... nrA.nlfnd
bam hall team ol amateur player nd
Meci io have erio of games at Can
"nail I'ark thi tuinmer with vriou
Willamette Valley team. The probable
niemliera nf the team had an Initial try
out tlna week mi the makeup of the
nine will ) determined oon. lhe play
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ma i oiihiui principally oi i i umu.
Abernethy (.range No. 31(1. I. of H.,
I'arkplaro, will meet in Dauchy' H-11 l
10 o'clock a. m., Haturday, April 30th,
l'K)l All charier member wbo have
not been obligated will pleaee be pres
ent, if poeaible M'inblet the afternoon
'union, l.adiei of the Orange will kindly
bring banket in order that we may be
prepared to feed the hungry. All Orang
f m are cordially Invited. L. W. Ingram,
Mauler.
Corvallia was tbe scene of a desperate
and bloody (hooting affray about 1
o'clock Sunday morning In which Ches
ter Ready, son ol (leorge B. Ready, was
killed, ami Jama Dunn and Nigbtwatcli
D. A. Oaburn were probably fty
wounded, while Sheriff Burnett escaped
by a hair' breadth from meeting iin
ilar fate. "Peg" Ready, as be was fa
miliarly known, w for the M,.,e'J
year the liknowledged leader of band
ol hoodlum that waa reeponaible "or
series of outrageous actions at Corva Us
and which have roused tbe Indignation
of the entire community. The youDg
desperado waa sited but 18 years.
r?Hve on Flour, Feed ml I'Unlrr Hrl
Front.
Joli work ilmt ,Ii'hmh t Hi Knter
prlee ollii t.
Htyllah, popular, ready-nelllng l't. al
lowest .n n. at MiaC. tbiliUmlth's.
I Itlght wor. right prices. Thai U Him
i (initio of Ihn Knti-rprla In doing nil j I
Work.
Wedding alatlnnerv, dance Invitation
ml ricraiiirrin big or tomtit nit lie
Kutorprian olll.e.
This ollirs waa never before better pre
pared In do jolt work of all klndaon abort
nolle tlun it I right now. Hend in your
work.
Thtirsdar evening great manv mem-
orri mauii'iie imp rvovuuiRn or
tlii World went to Portland on frater
nal vlilt to otijt of the Portland lodge.
There will Ik preai hing at lli-thel
cliiirc-ti My I at 11 o'clock ty Itev. K I
Allen, who baa Inii tiMilnli on the
Ilelhel and eprUigwater field. Kvcry
IxmIv Invited.
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mi. urn .. 'ii'i
lioinx oiilhe lull UVdiiriday i-vi-rilng liy
nun . any olatmut twenty of linr lili-nd".
rllnrh ml varlona onmr itaniM wurtt
1 playiHl and ri'lroaliini-nla wr at-rvrd.
Marrlgt lici-nwa wrr tlila wwk
.iild folluwa: W. J. Mitrlinll and
May HnlliKrland, (imj. K. Ht'lnuldl and
Ariol .nller, A. ('ampM! and Wllliel
mitia Hamilton, J. II. White and Katie
Nevada Mek.
Tlri quari-rl mwllnu ol tl.a M. K.
will emlirare tint Saturday and Hurxlay,
to U l.eld at the Trawl t 'rei k rlmrrlr,
.. Henry H.de.a, I'. K . ol ll.lMry.
J. V. Crai, I. C.
b.wMi iA iha I.K.mBiM nl Mia Ma
11 Trwer gave her urprie party on
Wedneaday evening. The young lady
waa quite urpriNml but entertained her
uneie4led rallera In manner that
very enjoyable evening waa the reault.
A I H. I'aul' Kplaropal t liun li, rei lor
the ev. I'. K. Hammond, there will lie
Holy t'otpriiunion at II and 11a. m , holi
day School at 10 ami Evening I'raver al
a ... Tli iMrtiitin at II ill lie on Ibe
ubjrrt ol the "The I'romiae of the Chilli
hifier" ami in in, evening urngioup
riOKieri,"
IV A llntr eilltor and ntllilial er ol
the Hepuhllran at Clyili., Kanaaa, in
Oregon Cl'y lliurniay. Jir. nun w"
amiinpanied by hia laiolly on a pleasure
trip through the Northweat. He waa
very lavorahlr mprrteel who trregon,
rl.l. h ha Ihiu'ki i lar ahead of Ibe other
atatea vlalted en route.
County Clerk Sleight annnunrea that
hia ollire will he open every evening
alier May 1 Irom 0 lo ":M ocluvk lor
regialralion purp"ea. Hegiatratlon tnu-t
he bad by voter on or lielore May Irt.
The legal date for rloeing III reiira
i.,... lu..ba en. irea on Sundav. May 11
and lor thai r. aoii ibe liooka will not lie
rloMil until Monday rveiilng, ll.e I'n.
II II I.. I, ...,,, leave tlila Week lor
SMjkane, having len awarded the con
trad for iirve)ing thai pari of the old
Spokane reservation Ihat waa nolallotrd
,.. ii.- l. hana The land included ill
thi reservation will now he oiiiel up
lo settlement, 1hl I wnen ine aurvei
baa been Completed It will reiltlire lie-
tweeilil.ree and four inuiith to com
plete the urvey.
II... r ltrownell. olOreiton City
was in tliecily yeaterday on huaiiifsa al
the Miale House. Mr. lirnwnell lia
lieen two busy to pay any attention to
the political ailuation in Clackamas
m, i,ni ilna nut think I here is any
danter but Hermann will teeure a com
fortable majority Irotu the county, me
lacl thai Clacaamaa ibii uueu i. J"'
is no criterion, said be, aa that was an off
veer. Tbe campaign will 0en there
about May 10.-Wednea0ays Maieui
Nlateiinan.
ti.. .....aa al Cbamnocir. Marion
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county. Monday. May 2. in celebration
ol lhe b.u anniversary oi uw ..'.
ment of a provisional government in Ore
gon, will le largely attended. Kiyer ex
"uraion will be run from Portland, Ore
gon City and Salem. Hon. William
tialloway, l'reaulent of the Oregon Pio
neer Association. Win ne ineorwtr
dav F:i-(Joveroor T. T. Ueer, oi Maiem,
will preaine, ana auurrtipe-
that nf Judge Ualloway will be delivered
by Hon. U. U. Mooree, of Oregon Oitv,
and J. A. Jeffrey, ol Salem. The musi
cal programme will be provided by the
Mawebee quartet of thl. city. There will
be dancing la the afternoon and evening.
Miss Jennie B. Bealie, of Oregon City,
and Hon. L. T. Harris, of Eugene, were
married at the residence of Mr. and Mr.
J. J. Cooke, In thi. city, H I o'clock.
Tburidsy e'enlng, April 28, Rev. fc. o.
Bollinger, of the First Congregational
church, officiating. The ceremony was
a quiet one and was witnesaed by only
tbe immediate relatives of the contract
. The bride was raised in
this county where for many years she
was employed a teacher In the school.
The groom is successful young "J8'
. ?. l . nmmlnrnt no tlClan.
oi '-nge-"--r-.,.
He was a roemoer ui hd - -
-nd served as speaker ol tne uonee
r .,. .i.. nt.r and snecial sefflions.
" '"'"'"."f h:-'.111 reside at
Mr. aou "'n-
Eugene.
Andrew Horner was arrested in i thi.
city Monday mgm cnargeu win. ... .--cenv
of a watch from a painter osmed
i. ,.Ma at Gladstone. While
.io'n of tlorner.wbo is an .xnvict. be
is suanecteu Oi me mui. iu. .
8 .IV,: -mr.n thronehoat the af-
in the Oregon Bute penitentiary.
in trio yrigu , " v.mhlll eountv
waa tlrsi eo up - v -.
fUiree year. d .ub.eouenUy served
a vaar tinner winp -
a yf , . -,nI(rl --tcb was
fJllr-.l on Horner, be is being held
mi o(Ti.rs In the state of W"bngton
n be beard from. Horner 1. thought
tobetbe "nan wbo is wanted in the Ever
pen.t. forth, theft of a bore, and
buggy.
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Personal Mention
tr.jKfu.iuM..iKuimt 'r-in-
Diidloy lloyh-s tins returned to Mo
lalla.
MIhn I.Iz.Iii W'ulkor la vIhUIiix at
Iliiki-r City. ,
MIh Kiln BIihvit In vlnltlng with
frb'iiilH at Mololla.
Mrs It. W. 1'ortcr, of Canomah,
vlHlti-d In Portland Sunday. , .
Mra. Ix.n Mcldrum ha been l1t
lug with frlonds at KiiR'-ne.
Miss Hiukoltnnn waa the giioat of
frb-mlH In Portland Sunday. ;
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ifienSviH-1
King with friends In Porutnd. '
Mrs. Coulter, of Kanaart. iJ yUlfJng
her (laughter, Mrs. A. M-AS'liVfi,1
Ix-puiy Sheriff K. C. Iladetf-wa
a visitor to Mllwaukle Suluriluy.
Clnrk Devert-au, of Mluota, I
vIhIIIiik his coumIii, Mr. C. A, NhhIi.
H. HulchlliHoil, of Sllilbel, was a
hiiHliieHH vlMltur in Oregon City Tues
day. Mia Maud Hutler, of Salem, was
the pleat of MIhm Kcho SauiHon Hun
day. 1). II. Dlmlck and K. C. Nash have
gone to KuHtcrn OreKon on a bimlncH
trip.
John W. and Henry ZluHor. of Mt.
Ph-axem. have returned from Ixs
Angeles.
Miss (Mariana Ftwirher spent Satur
day and Sunday with friends at Mt.
ricaaiint.
Mrs. T. V. Clark has returned from
North lb-nil. and will spend the sum
mer In Oregon City.
M. Crlswell, of W'llHonvlllo. Demo
cratic uomliKMj for county clerk, was
In the city Tuesday.
Mln Neva Crlswold, who has been
vlnlttiiK the M Ihhc-m Caufleld, returned
to her lioino at Salem Sunday eve
ning. Rev. J. Henry Wood, pastor of the
First Methodist Church, was this
week a visitor to North Yakima,
Washington.
V. C. Hngerty, editor of the Mc
Mlnnvlllo Telephone ItegiHter, was
visitor to Oregon City the latter part
of lam week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Marshall and
Miss Anne Mldlain. of Portland, were
the guests Sunday of Mrs. E. J.
Marshall, of Caia-mah.
Frank Welsh left Monday morning
with a crew of nun for the proper
ty of the Molalla Central Mlulng
Company on Oslo creek.
Mra. Jennie Clark, of Presgott,
Arliuma, and her mother. Mrs. Sliep
pard. of Harlow, visited with the fam
ily of C. W. (ianong Sunday.
Mr. Curl Williams, who return
ed last week from Denver, resumed
his work this week as Oregon City
rorMtMindiMii for tho Telegram.
Mrs. M. I). Singleton, of the West
Oregon City school, has resinned her
plnce here to accept a position at
the Mt. Talior schools. .Mrs. oiiikk
ton's successor has not yet been mim
ed. Kev. and Mrs. K. 8. Holllnger, Mrs.
It d. Wilson. Mrs. W. II. Adair, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Iloake this week
attended the sessions of the East Wil
lamette Congregatlonm Association
held lit Salem.
Pearl Mosler. who for several
months has been employed as sales
man at Adams Bros'. Bazaar, left
Sunday for Tacoma Ho expects
eventually to go Hast, where he will
probably locate.
J. C. Morgan, of Oregon City, came
tip Monday for a few days visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Lincoln Davis, and
family. Mr. Morgan expects to move
his family here In the uear future.
Sllverton Appeal.
Fred Miles, of this city, was taken
to-Portland Sunday and was operated
upon for appendicitis. The operation
waa quite successful and It Is expect
ed that the young man will recover
from the Illness without further mis
hap.
F. P.. Donovan, recently from Kob
nth county, Iowa, has become the
owner of the property at the corner
of Third and Jefferson streets, and
has moved hi family Into the city,
They are much pleased with Oregon
and will become permanent residents
of this section of the Willamette val
ley. Miss Etta Stetson, of New York
City, and Misses Fleota and Ve,va
Magers, of Portland, were last Fri
day the guests of Mrs. C. C. Miller.
In this city. Miss Stetson, who was
until recently the prima donna of the
Olympic Opera Company, returns
soon to New York, where she will
Join another company.
Miss Imogene Harding, who has
pursued her musical studies at Now
York for the last three years, re
turned home this week, and will
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Harding. Carleton
Harding, who has been with his sis
ter for the past winter, is now lo
cated In West Virginia and is em
ployed with his brother, Lee, on a
railroad construction crew.
Dr. Beatie A Beatie Dentists. Rooms
10, 17, 18. Wei hard building.
Ton Itet Yen fan.
You can be a stropg man or woman
l. i..;n ih sre.1 npri'K tonic. Palmo
Tablets, sold by Howell A Jones. They
make you sleep and grow fat.
Many Oregon City people went to
Portland thla ween to near Mary aiao
nering.
The pupil, of Professor Cumpstoo or
Tuesday evening gave a recital it to
residence of Mrs. A. uoeliung. iuoe
participating on the programme with
good success were: Raymond Olson,
Rianeh Rnirnrs. Arline Olson,
Anna Alldredge, Alice Uoettling, Jennie
Bibee, Helen Bollinger and June Char-
man.
tKe ILdDwcsH Price
We take pleasure in announcing to the trade that our spring and summer line of
has arrived in all the latest styles, and by careful buying we take the liberty of
assuring our many patrons that we are showing the most up-to-date, and nob
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CfpTTtft fl! tWki. A Iwt
Sole agents for
Superior Work
Lowest Prices
That is what you get when A.
Miblstin does your plumbing
work. He does general tinning,
plumbing and jobbing busi
ness. Estimates cheerfully
furnished. Hot air heating
fixtuies manufactured and
supplied.
A. MIHLST1N
Main Street
OREGON CITY, OR
WE HAVE MOVED
rue no mow riTY JUNK AND
SECOND HAND STORE, bas removed
into the storeroom adjoining the poet of
fice. We carry a complete line of new
and second hand stove and furniture.
Highest price paid lor all kind ol Junk.
sugarman uo.
Ordinary household accident, have no
terrors when there's a bottle of Ur.
Thomas' Eclectic Oil in the medicine
chest. Heal burn, cut, bruies,praiB.
Instant relief.
Leans.
Paal nrnnert mortiram loan. Ab-
-. r t J
tract furnished.
U. o. Uimick, Aity. ai Law,
Oregon City, Or.
Basra tk KM Hm Alwiyi BatjgM
Bigaatai
r
Hotlre or Final Hettlfmeat,
1- 4k. rA.nl Pfip nf the riLatu of Ura-
All WUIItJ wm.. w - -
ton for tbe County of Clackamas.
B .... n .1.. ..i.i. r Ttnh.-t
in inn ma..-, w. " "
Uoberla, deceaaed.
Notice I hereby given that the final ac
count of tbe admimatratrix of the estate of
Robert Robert, deceased, has been rend
ered to said ennrt (or aettlement, and that
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Monaay me arm uay ui .upj,
clUiy apjHllllMio uy "am u ..'
lug of objectinna to such Mtial account and
ror ine semenieni mrrui.
Dated Maroli SO.
MARGARET ROBERTS.
Adminiatratrix.
Wednesilav afternoon the jury in the
case of W. 8. U'Ren against Ginglebacb
returned a verdict for tbe plaintiff in two
of the three causes of action. This was
an action for money and involved some
thing less than $100. A Jury in the cir
cuit court on the same day also found
for the defendant in an action to recover
about f 100 on a promissory note in the
case of Divine vs. Proctor.
Hie, bet LlaaHe.
frugal Aunt-Well, Tommy, haven't
jon anything to say after eating a nice
fllnner like that? Tommy-Ie'm; I
hain't had half enough.-Chlcago Trib
une. Tli a Mew Mooa.
Dinah How beautiful am de new
moon tonight? Mose Tee. It look.
deV like a slice ob watennlllion. Ban
Francisco Bulletin.
biest line of Clothing ever
snown in urepon inv. ana ai
prices which are lower than
our competitors. Our cloth
ing is made by
Hart, Schaffncr
& Marx
who have the
making the best line
tailored clothing
try. We have also an ele
gant line of Two-Piece
in the newest patterns. We
can substantiate our state
ment by giving us a few min
utes of your time.
reputation of IfttdlMWIII ?
in the coun- rW'JZ
Otttbg mm i
Soits IMS' .
PRICE ,
Clothie & Fut niske
HawesHats and W.
L PiTiTt-
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Our buyer i now in New York and within a few weeks we
will have on displav the smartest and most complete line
of Novelties in Ladies Wear ever shown in this city.
Prleti Extnwly Low.
Tlic Pair
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In every department
of banking, the
BANK OF OREGON CITY
is
in
Oregon City
JVIaehine Shop
BUCKLEIN & KLEINSHMIDT, Proprietors.
General Machine Work of all Kinds done. We carry in stock a line of Shaftin
and Pulley new and second hand. First class Engine and Saw mill machinery.
I.. Mall a. Talnnhnnn nrnmntlv filled.
wiuoi" 'V 1 " ' - .vvj-hw-w r I
At rear of Pope' Hardware Store.
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U li IJ c re
We are in a posi
tion to save you
from 10 to 20 per
cent, on undertak
er's supplies of
which we carry a
complete stock.
R. L. H01-7VKN, Undertaker & Embalmer J
5 Otiice: One door soutn oi uouri nuu w t
S of Oregon City. J
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Ayerk Pills
Want your moustache crbesrd
t beautiful trownorrich Wack ? Use
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L. Douglas Shoes
jT,lt I aro Pnlbrs iust 2
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received.
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(IS WIMDOW DIfPLiT)
Main St., OREGON CITY g
prepared to serve you
a satisfactory manner.
Philip Bccklus
A. Kliinshmidt
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Oregon City, Oregon.
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We are under
small ezp nse.
Have no middle
men to pay, own
our bearse and
will treat you fair.
Onb Price to ALL'
Aver's Pills. Ayer's Fills.
Ayer's. Pills. Keep saying
this over ana over again.
The best laxative. t.it.
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