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oneaoN city inte Rpmse, Friday, august 5, 1904. pa6s j. New To-Day. 1 MONEY TO LOAN AT AND 7 tmr cont. Farm security. U'Ho A Bcbubul. found" a La i y ' b ii l a t ' k 'o Vt. Owner ran h v earn, by calling it Knterprlae ufllce and paying for tin notice. I'OlJNU-ltAl'Yi'l.B ' M'IIKErrATJEN- nlng l.odge. Owner will please, rail and Identify ptnperty. Shipped by O W. 1. (V July 1. M. B. Wanton. MONEY TO LOAN I HAVE BKVKR. 1 nuitiM of motioy IxiIiiiikIiik to prl vut Individuals which I am author ial to loan, mi lotiK time at (i and 7 pur cent. Cost of loan will be made vory roaaonaliUi, II. E. Cross, Rtturtioy at luw. pe w 'y- w v Local Kveijta. 4 i tm v iPwjt. tti oi e je ev, Flowers reduced. Mlaa rjdlilaintth. Marriage licenses bnva bemi laaued ! ur -Ing tha hint few diiy aa follow; Hiiaan Toermuilnw and John It King, Maty K llnrrta and M V Hultnr. Nlt Ui White and Jrsae J. Wllaun wrra married In thla i lly by Juatb of lha IVaea I. Ivy Hllpp July ZH. Kixim for rent opiHmlte thn Hurrlay achK), No. 712 12th Ht. 8 20 1m. Mac Unwell . leaded guilty In polle court Tueaduy to a chaiaa of aaaault and battery, preferred by a lad named Hurt and paid a due of $10 Mixed drink a aperlulty at the I'lunat. Garde building. Hevenlh and Main atravl. Kelly A Itiiconli-h, propa. In an alliirluneiit ault that waa recently Died In lha rlr ult court Hherlff Hhnver attached a complete woodauw outfit. Any one having a lum quantity of wood tu cut would do well to aen tha genial Cluck anme county ahetlfT before grunting a con 1 1 ii' t for the pel foi limine of the wolk. Kor that tired feeling try a glaa of Wrlnhitrd'a redebrnted ColunibU beer at the i'lunei, Kelly A Ituconlch, propa. l'reeldniK Klder N Khupp will preach In tha KvunKeldal chun'h, corner Klghth and M.idiaon "ireeta. Hunduy morning and evening. Aiigtiat 7. U)id'a auper In connection with thn morning aernion, which will be In (ierninn. The rvenlng gervlce will be In Kngllnh. The crxihut gluaa uf beer In the city. The ri.inct, K' lly A Kucolili h, propa. Wediiei-duy evening Mr. and Mra. ICII Ieck. of Ilia Wi-at Hide, were plenaunlly reminded of the fact that they had beea married two yema. A number of neigh bor railed and the evening wa very happily puaaed. Old Crow, Planet and Bed Top Itye the Aneet whlaklea made. The Planet, Kelly A Ituconlch, prop. narking doga are believed to have Beared burglar away from the realdenra of Mra. Mary Tbomaa on the hill Tueaduy night. The raining of a window, which wakened the occupanta of the building, la conaldered evidence of an attempted burglary, that waa no doubt fruatrnted by the dlaturbance cauacd by the doga. Everything In the millinery line below coat at Mia Uoldamlth'. Hat reduced. Mia Goldamith. Water conaumere have been becoming negligent In paying their water rent and fourteen of them were hut off loat month for not paying promptly. There I targe amount of water uaed for ejiink II ng. owing to the dry aeaaoo, and It la neceaauiy that coneutner should not waatn It or the ue of met! will be required. Quite a number have had the water ahut off for not obaervlng the houra, which are reaaonable for all uec. The filter continue to furnhth all the water uaed and give good autlafurtlon. WANTED Hop picker. , want to make arrangement now for 100 picker. Address Bud Thompaon, Hubbard, Ore gon. Auguat i. Chaa. Mlillam and five other resident of Canemah were taken violently 111 Monday night with polonlng that re sulted from eallng Ice cream. During the day, tha victims partook of froien cream that had bee re-froien and were taken erlouHly sick within a few hoars. The prompt service of a physician prevented any serious consequences, although all of the victim were deathly Ul for some time. j The Claflln University Jubilee Singers thoroughly entertained thw lance audi ence that aaaemblod to hear them at the First Methodist church Wedneaday even ing. Every one of the .quintet la pos sessed of good talent as a singer. At the closa of the excellent program voluntary contribution was made, the proportions of which not only Indicated a thoroughly pleased audience but amply compensated the entertainers. SPECIAI Ladles' handkerchiefs, I for 10c; chllds' handkerchiefs, lc; pins, lo. paper; cosmopolitan patterns cut to to; ladles' black hose cut to lc; tc. and 10c. satin ribbons now 3c and 6c; trimmed ; hats, 97c. up; untrlmmed. 9c. up; pons given for diaries. Red Front. For a genuine good time and an even ing of great enjoyment, the Foresters of America are to be recommended, that la If the members of Court Robin Hood, of Oregon City, may ba taken aa a sample of the membership of tha organ isation at large. Tuesday evening the local lodge, re-enforced by a number of visiting Foresters and tha Foresters' band, of Portland, celebrated tha holding of tha flrat meeting In tha new ball, tha W. O. W. building. After listening to soma aplendid speeches In exposition of tbe wora 01 tne oroer ana wnai 11 nana for, dancing waa Indulged In until mid night. Ice cream waa also served. F. W. Humphry, M. M. Sugarman and Harry M. Shaw constituted the committee that waa largely responsible for tha success of the affair. nil lu, 1 d shapes ldmlll: x .w COi 1 J. H foiiarny aiinluinefl lln fra turn of a bone In thn Iff t leg and tha severe bruising uf lha leg while employed In tha emavatlng work at tha Willamette Pulp & Pup.T Mllla Btiiiduy. Til Weat Hide bnaa liall team went up agulnat tha real thing at Cabby laal Hun '1 1 v When those stalwart t'anhy lad tlri'd of making tha circuit of tha baaa at lha cliina of tha nln-lnnlng farce, wua found that tha eiore atoud IT to 3 In tin'lr favor SNAPS - liable' tOr. ahoea J7c; child' 76c. lo Mm:; mliUMia' ahoea, 11.10, ludlra' I': til) ahoi a for II W, allppi-ia cut to UK. Hvd Kronl. 'Mm ti-ann Di'Vflopnu-nt l-ianun rlert i'd othii'ra Wi'dfu-aday ua fiilloara I'fi-al-di-nt, K I.. Hinllh, Hood Hlvt-r, vlca pr-a-liJiMiia. K. J. Illaknly, KoM'Imrg, JudK J y A. Iliiwlby, Aalorln. J. (. Cruhufu, Hit Iiiii, A IlKtitintt. Irrliion, J. li. Aitkin, ll'intlfiKlon, airrilitry and trcuaurer, Tom llu liui ilioti, I'm llmiil. Wvlnhard'a ri-libratid Columbia beer tha piinat and bint beor In tha market. Tha l'luii-'t, Kelly & tluconU'li, prop. The Khtcrprlae la prepared lo print lurge order for hop ticket on abort rim Ice, and guuruiitnea to the growera m at -i,ma atock and mat-cluaa printing. No order too luige fur our eupuiity. and none Iih) aniull for our appreciation and beat attention. Ticket ordered by mall will be promptly printed ami delivered. SNAPS.--Cream cheeae, 10c; atarch, lc; aoda, 4c; coffee, 13 l-2c; rlca, tc; crack er, c; lemon or orungea, lc; tea duat, 13 l-2c; Kngllah brrakfuat tea, l&c; Htur or IloraeahiMi tobacco, 47c. Hamilton, Hed f ront. The will of the lata I.ulah Toedtemeler, of HlalTord, waa admitted to probate thla week. The dereaaed left an eatute con lallng of real eetute near Klufford of thn eatliuut' d value of J -Hull Kred and Clui. KiM-llermeler Were uppoinled by the court udnilnlatrutor of the will anncied. Announcement T I take this mruna to announce to my P lirliU.anil tile general )tililic that I will k aWnt on ill v vacation liotti August the 6tll to AkiKU!l tl'e 7'' T I alao w i a li to an nounce that on Auk, 17th I will open up New Dental Office, in the Willamette llldg. over Harding'! Dni( More, where I wi l lar pleased to wel come all those wish in); dental work done. f The rule of k'v'"K KO'hI, honest, Kuaran teed work at moderate ' prices will lie adhered to in the future as in the past. Having in- stalled! additional equipment and furni ture tbe new olTicrs will he mo'lrrn in ev ery particular. : : : Dr. L. A. Morris DENTIST The miniature five-stamp mill for reduc ing gold ore. that was Inalulled this week at Howell A Jones', attracted much at tention. The model, which was built by Theo. Jennings, of Portland, wa operated by a small water motor and was an In teresting exhibition of gold mining. June, the month of weddings, haa passed, but these events are apt to trans pire at any time. In thla connection we would call your attention to the fact that the Enterprise office Is fully equipped for furnishing wedding stationery of all kinds. We also make a specialty of dance programs and Invitations. Ethel Finger Is suing Max Finger In the Clackamas county circuit court for a divorce on the grounds of desertion. The woman claims that she was married to the defendant In 1903 and charges that he deserted her three months later without any cause whatever. Frank Redner recently had an opera tion performed on one of his knees that had been causing him great Inconveni ence. The operation waa a difficult one and Mr. Redner expects to regain the free use of the limb. Nelson Belmore. of this city, suffered a severe scalp wound and a slight contu sion of the brain Wednesday afternoon. Belmore la In the employ of the W. P. A P. Co. and waa assisting In some blasting that la being made In connection with the building of another pulp mill when the accident hupprned. He failed to heed the alarm that was sounded when the fuse had been lighted and waa struck on the back -of the head by one of the Hying rocks from the explosion. The man's in juries are not considered serious by the attending physician. Among the notable features of the Ar gonaut for August 8th will be "The Divi dends of 'Laura Lealgh,' " an Interesting and exciting story of the mining country, by Robert McElravy; "Tbe Cost of Living In Paris," a letter In which Geraldlne Bonner tells of tha prices of food and lodging and other Incidentals In the French capital; "Yankee Curiosity," In which a Ban Francisco woman tells of an odd experience In the East; "Wa 'Ameri cans," being a review, with numerous ex tract, of a Paris Journalist's Impressions of America; and criticisms of White Whittleeej In "Rupert of Hentaau," and the oerformance at the Omheum. br Jo- !sephlna Hart Pbelpa. h' and al Miss Tha Clackamas County Cen t n f us. : t' renew tha saloon Ibense rif H. J acq at Oswego, a atronK remonstrance hav been filed agalnat such an action by cltlscns of that place, Thla demor.atra tlon of local option legislation li the aim plan that haa been In vogue In thla coun ty for a number of yeara, and llluetratea tha manner In which the raaorta hava been controlled for yaara, tha majority rullriK Thla action of lha court leavee Oawego without a saloon. Marrb'd, on Tucaday avrnlnc Ai:Jt 2, at Portland, On-ifon, Dr. J. J. Lravltt. of Molalla, to Mia Hophla M. Boylra, of I'nitluiid. Ilv. IS Niilaon All.-n. of tha ' kltMl ( 'i: fiilnrl:itw1 I'rHativterlu n r'tilin-h jfll. I.il lni( UurdiK k Jllood Hitter give a man a clear head, nn active brain, a atrong, vlg oroua body inukea him fit for the battle of life. U'Hen A rlhubel and O. E. Ilayea. attor ney for Peter Ruamuaaen, have filed notice uf appeal In the celebrated Lar Andeiaon will content caae. The caae wa recently heard by Judge Ryan, who de cided In favor of KreiJ and Peter Madlaon, of thl county, who were named a the dcvUeea In the will that wa laat written and whi' h wa admitted to probate. Iv icmu. aculd head, hive, Itchlneaa of the akin of any aort, tnatantly relieved, permanently cured Doan Ointment. At any drug atore. Oregon City Market Report. (Corrected Weakly.) Wheat No. 1, 76c to 80c per busheL Flour Valley. 14.40 per bbl. Hard wheat $4.90. Portland, 11.15 per sack. Howard's Beet, 11.06 per sack. Outs In sacks, 11.10 per cental. Hay Timothy, baled. 3149115 per ton; clover, $10; oat. $11; mixed hay, $11; cheat $11. Mlllstuffs Bran, $13 per ton; shorts, $22 60 per ton; chop, $13 per ton; barley, rolled, $-8 per ton. New potatoes, 2 cents per pound. Jreen pea 4 to 6 cents per pound. Oreen and yellow wax beans 60 per pound. Kk Oregon. 18c to 20c per doxen. Butter Kanch, 30cQ35c; separator, 4Uc to 6e; creamery 60c and 65c. Oregon Onions 1 l-2c per pound. Raddlshea 20c to 26c per dot. bunch. Dried Apples 6c to 7o per lb. Prune (Dried Petite. Jo ner lb: Ital- I Inn. large, 6c per lb; medium, 3 1-3 0; Sliver, 4 1 2c. Cubbage Oregon, 40c to 46c per doten. Beet. Carrots and Oreen Onions 40c per doien bunches. Ranpbrrrles Crates of 24 boxes, $1.20. Apples 60 to 76c. Stock Carrots Sacked, 50 cents. Dressed Chickens 14c per lb. Livestock and Dressed Meats Beef, live. $2 60 to $3 00 per hundred. Hogs, live. 4 1-3 to'6c; hogs, dressed, ( 1-1 to 7c; sheep, $1.76 to $2 pr head; dressed (c; veal, dressed, 6c; lambs, live, $1.60 to $1.76 pur head; lambs, dreed, fo. Nearly Forfeits His Llf. A runaway almost ending fatally start ed a horrible ulcer on the leg of J. B. Oi ner, Franklin Otove. 111. Kor four years It defied all doctor and all remedb-a. Hut Hucklen a Arnica Salve had no trou ble lo cure him. IC'iually good for Bunts, Ilrulae. Skin Eruption and Pile. 16c at Howell A Jones' drug store. Representative Brownlow, of Tennessee, telle that once he waa running a country paper dining campaign times, and was printing "fighting" language every week, tint' day, juat after the paper was out. a big man, armed with a club, walked Into the sanctum and fiercely Inquired If the editor was In. The frightened Brownlow had wit enough to answer that he was not, but that he would go out and hunt him up. He started for the street, and at the foot of the stairs met another irate fellow, who asked: "Will I find the editor of thla dirty sheet upstairs?" "Tea," said Brownlow, "he's up there at his deak Juat Itching for a fight." The second man went up, and Brownlow disappeared. Which whipped the other la not related and Brownlow didn't go back during the day to find out. The Democrats were assembled in state convention at Nashville, and were en gaged In the organisation of the conven tion. A former member of the supreme court, who had partaken quite freely, got the floor, and proceeded to discuss the questions Involved In the temporary or ganization. Naturally his reasoning waa not clear, and one of hla friends. In a loud whisper, said to him: "Sit down, Judge, you don't know the difference be tween temporary and permanent. You are drunk!" With an effort the Judge steadied himself, and with fine scorn re plied: "Yeah I do. I'm drunk. Thash temporary. You're a d 4 fool. Thash permanent." We Are Selfish LIKE ALL OTHER MORTALS Wa know a good many people from Clackamas county, but wa want to 1 know mora. Wa want your buslnsss acquaint ance and solicit your banking In all branch. PROMPT AND ' COUR TEOUS ATTENTION TO ALU The Bank of Oregon City Oregon City, - Orejjon Personal Mention 1 "aS&SBSCSa-iSjSrwifiSSSSSSBSEffaKSi , M C McCord Oregon. Kran'ia Shannon has gone to Dayton, Washington. IWeiver O. W. Blbe pent Sunday at Hood River. , 1 Mr. E. A Summer I enjoying an out ing at Newport. Millard 'rlssli. of WIIonvllle, wa In ths city Tuesday Mr. M. .'. Htrlckland and son are rus tliutlng at Newport. It a It Wlahart haa returned from a abort visit at Reaaid. Mlaa Bella Jones ha returned to thl city from a vllt at Denver. Mlaa Nellie Caufleld visited this week with friend at The Dalle. Rev, A Hlldebrand ha returned from visit to Mt. Angel college. K L. Johnson wa a business visitor to t'anhy Saturday evening. Mrs Don Meldrum I spending a month with relative at Baker City. '. Hcheubel returned Monday evening from a business trip to Canby. Mrs. T. B. Hayhurat has gone to Soda vllle. I .inn county, for an outing. Mr and Mrs. Ed Fortune are home from en extended stay at Wllholt. Attorney F. T. fjrtmth was a visitor to (iolm the latter part of last week. R. H. Langley, of Clackamas, waa a visitor to Oregon City last Friday. Mr. and Mr. V. Harrla have returned from an outing at Wllholt Spring. Hum Steven, of the Bank of Oregon City, I at Wllholt for two weeks. C. B. Moores and family left Tuesday for Newport for their annual outing. Mr. A. Hamlin, of Roeburg, was visit ing with Oregon City friends last week. Mra. A. W. Cheney and son are spend ing their annual outing at the seashore. Mr. H M. Shaw, of Moro, Sherman county, has been visiting Mrs. F. O. Eby. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Marshall, of High land, viaitcd Oregon City relatives Sun day. Mra. L. L. Porter haa returned from an extended visit at Hot Lake, Eastern Ore gon Mra. Richard Harpool. of Portland, was thla week the guest of Mra A. E. John-! son. Mrs. J W. Church, of Llnd. Washing ton, vistted thU week with friends at Salem. Mra. N. R Lang and children have gone to their summer home at Lake Tahoe, California. Mra. T. W. Clark haa returned from North Bend and will spend the summer at Oregon City. Mrs. J. W. Wlllson and daughter, Mar garet, of Salem, are visiting C. B. Will son and family. Mr. and Mra. Thoa. Morrow, of Linn county, were thla week the guests of Mr. and Mra. O. D. Eby. Mra. R. L. Hulman and daughter, Edna, left Tuesday for Newport, where they will enjoy an outing by the seaside. Mrs. Annie Tufts and daughter. Elydids Hanaford. are vtBlting Mrs. Bernlce War ren at LaCamaa. Washington. Mlaa Jeasie Peddlcord. of Palouse, Washington, I visiting In Oregon City, the guest of Mrs. T. F. Ryan. Mrs. C. J. Buchanan and daughter, Miss Myrtle, have returnea rrom .Newport where they visited over Sunday. H. C. Stevens, Jr., has returned to San Francisco. Mrs. 8tevens will spend the summer with relatives In this city. Tom Meyers and Howard Latourette have gone to Seaside for a two weeks' outinr Their strenuous social and busi ness life requires a season of recreation ich year. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cole and Mr. and Mr. E. L. Shaw have returned from Wllholt Springs, where they spent a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Church, of Walla Walla. Washington, are visiting relatives In this city. They will spend a part of their vacation at Newport. Mrs. J. B. Robinson and family, who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. F. L. Cochran In this city, have returned to their home at Chlco, California. Al Price, the convincing young sales man at the J. M. Price clothing store, has returned from a two weeks' outing spent at the seaside and The Dalles. County Clerk and Mrs. F. A. Sleight, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Church, and Mrs. J. W. Church, leave next week for Mt. Hood, where they will remain about two weeks. II. I. Price, who has been assisting In the dry goods store of his brother, J. M. ice. In this city this summer, has gone to The Dallea. where he will remain and attend school this winter. Mra. J. R. Shaver and family are at Wllholt for an outing. They will be Joined soon by Sheriff Shaver, who will spend a few days at this resort. Dr. L. A. Morris leaves Saturday for Newport to remain ten days. He will re turn to Oregon City, and on Auguat 17 open his dental parlors In a suite of rooms over Harding's drug store. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nash. A. F. Parker and family. T. E. Gault and wife, R. D. Wilson and wife and Miss Chase formed a party that left this week for an outing at Cannon Beach, south of Seaside. E. L. McFarland and daughter, Miss Daisy, have returned from Lebanon, where they were called by the serious Ill ness of their father, whom they left much Improved. Mrs. J. H. Westover and children have gone to Santa Ana. California, where they will Join Mr. Westover and reside. The Colonel Is now located at Santa Ana, where he is publishing the Morning Dls-, patch. Lot Livennore and son Bob, of Pendle ton, visited the first of the week with his daughter, Mrs. A. L, Beattle. Mr. Liver more is a leading Republican of Umatilla county and Is the present postmaster at Pend'eton. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Huntley and daugh ter returned last Saturday morning from an extended visit with Mra. Huntley'a parents in Nebraska- The daughter waa taken ill with typhoid fever and her 111-! ness delayed the return of tha family to Oregon. J. F. Phillips, two daughters and a son, 01 iNorxa 1 stum, rvasmngion. are Tian- , Ing old acquaintances and their old home at Clackamas. Mr. Phillips formerly re- sided at Oregon City, but la now a mer- chant at North Yakima. They will visit Seaside before returning to their Wash- 1 lngton home. I Miss Kate Wilson returned this week from Aims, where she has Just concluded a successful term of school that ah ae haa lone to Eastern 1 pted Ir .Til.ately ufte- the c. ,ae of the O egon Ity schoolM in June. Mlaa WU- in. who was employed at the Parkplace a hool In this city laat winter, leave next week for Ht. Loul. where she will at tend the World's Fair, returning to Ore gon In time to resume teaching a,t the Parkplace achool at the opening of the school year. I Drowned Today. I You can drown your sorrow today by j going to Howell A Jones, the drugaiata, and buying a box or Pulmo Tablet. They make you atrong and happy: Price 60 cents; six boxea $2 50. Drg. Beatla ft Boatle. Dentists. Rooms 16, 17. 18. Welnhard build ing. Eby A Eby, attomeya-at-law, Oregon City. General practice. Deeds, mort gages and abstracts carefully made. Money to loan on good security. Charges always reasonable. Croup Instantly relieved. Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil. Perfectly safe. Never falls. At any drug store. All kinds of Job printing Is done at the Enterprise office. Onr work can not be excelled In Portland. $100 REWARD, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all Its stages, and that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure la the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treat ment Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken In ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, there by destroying the foundation of the dis ease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assist ing nature In doing Its work. The pro prietors have so much faith in Its cura tive powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to cure. Send for Hat of testimonials. Address: F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Sold by druggists, 75c. Toledo, O. Take Hall a Family Pills for constipa tion. IT IS SERIOUS. Some Oregon City People Fall th Seriousness. to Realize The constant aching of a bad back. The weariness, the tired feeling, The paina and aches of kidney Ills. Are serious, if neglected. Dangerous urniary troubles follow. This man shows you how to avoid them. T. W. Shankland. who la a street car conductor on the Woodstock street car line, residing at 710 Ellsworth street, Portland, says: "Some, time last fall I began having considerable trouble and annoyance from a dull aching pain In the back over the kidneys. I think It was caused from the constant shaking and Jarring of the car. I thought at first It would disappear as quickly as it came, but this was not the case. Learning of Doan' a Kidney Pills I procured a box and took them according to directions. The result was entirely satisfactory. The backache grew less and less and soon dis appeared, and as far as I can tell It has gone for good for there have been on symptoms of a recurrence." Plenty more proof like this from Oregon City people. Call at C. O. Huntley's drug Store and ask what his customers report. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. Judge Clay N. Merriton, of Alabama, 1 was asked by a reporter how he had ac quired the facility with which he turned fro.n one case to another. In explanation he stated that he had learned this from what he saw at a baptism of colored people when a boy. "The weather was very cold." said Judge Merriton. "so that to Immerse the candidates they were obliged to cut away the Ice. It happened that when one of the female converts was dipped back Into the water the cold made her squirm about, and In a moment she had slipped from the preacher's hands and was down the stream under the ice. Looking up with perfect calmness at the crowd on the bank he said: 'Brethren, this sister hath departed hand me down another'.' " No such thing as "summer complaint" where Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawb?rry Is kept handy. Nature's rem edy for every looseness of the bowels. Deserves Your Patronage. The growth of a community and the success of Its local Institutions depends entirely on the loyalty of Its people. It Is well enough to preach "patronize home Industry," but except the service given at a home Institution equals that of out-of-town enterprises, this argument car ries no weight and is entirely disregard ed, as It should be. But with Oregon City people it la different. A few months ago E. L. Johnson established the Cas cade Laundry. It is equipped with the latest Improved machinery and is dally turning out work that Is equal to any and superior to much of the laundry work that is being done In Portland. Being a home Institution and furnishing employment for many Oregon City peo ple, it la enjoying an Immense patronage. The high standard of the work being done commends it to the general public Laundry left at the O. K. barber ahop will be promptly called for and delivered. Packages will be called for and delivered to any part of the city. Telephone 1204. E. L. Johnson, proprietor. Bean th I'M Kind Vou Han Hlmrs Boiifcli ! LET US Do Your Work We do a General Baggage and Transfer Business. Safes, Pianos and Furniture Moved Office Opposite Masonic Building TtepSa Williams Bros. Transfer Co. Oregon Development League. The Portland Commercial Club haa Is sued a call for a convention of tha Ore gon Development League, to be held at the Morquam Orand theater In Portland August 2d and 2d. All commercial, agri cultural, mining, stock-raising and Irri gation Interest will be represented; ev ery editor In the atata will ba Invited te attend aa a delegate; county commla sioners and mayors of all towns and cit ies will also be called upon to name dele gates. Th Portland Women's Club will look after the comfort of ladles accom panying delegates, and, among other en tertainments, hava arranged for a trolley ride on Auguat 2d, taking In the most in teresting and beautiful environs of Port land, and on August id ten street cars will be provided for a trip over the entire city. The Southern Pacific Co. will aen tickets at tha very low rata of on fare for the round trip from all point on Oregon lines to Portland and return, for this occasion, and it Is hoped that every aectlon of the state will be well repre sented at the convention, to work In harmony for the development of Oregon. August 6 Better Than Gold. "I wis troubled for several years with chronic Indigistion and nervous debility," writes F. J. Oreen, of Lancaster, N. H. "No remedy helped me until I began using- Electric Bitters, which did me mora good than all the medicine I ever used. They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years. She says Electric Bit ters are Just splendid for female troubles; that they are a grand tonic and In vigor- ator for weak, run down women. No other medicine can tae Its place In our family." Try them. Only 50c Satis faction guaranteed by Howell A Jones. U. B. Church Preaching services at the United Brethren church, head of Seventh street, every Sunday, 11 a. m.; Sunday school It a. m.; Christian Endeavor 7 p. m.; preaching I p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at I o'clock. All are cordially invited to these services. C. P. Blanchard, pastor. ' O J. f3 1 Q TIIA. Bean th T" M ton Haw siwaw BcagM Bigsiturt cf Indigestion Causes Catarrh of the Stomach. For many years It has bean supposed that Catarrh of tha Stomach caused Indigestion and dyspepsia, but tha truth la exactly th opposite. Indigestion causes catarrh. Re peated attacks of Indigestion inflame tha mucous membranes lining tha stomach and siposea the nerves of th stomach, thus caus ing tha glands to secrete mucin Instead of the Juices of natural digestion. Thla la sailed Catarrh, of tha Stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia Curo relieve all Inflammation of the mucous snembrane lining the stomach, protects tha eerree, and cure bad breath, aour risings, a tana of fullness after eating, Indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles. Kodol Digests What Yoa Eat Make the Stomach Sweat, Settles oar. Retular alt. $1.00. holdlneJH thae Is trial ue. which sells for 60 cant. aracared by L O. OeWITT A OO.. Chleage, ItV Sold by a A. HARDING, Druggist. THE CLEANSING AND HEALING CUBS FOB lATARRH CATARRH Ely's Cream Bi Easy sod pleasant to atr. Contains do ia lurios drug. It ia quickly absorbed. Gives Relief at once. It Open and Cleaoaes COLD " HEAD hi w , , maom Aliara Iudammatioo. Heal and Protect the Membrane. Restores tha Srnaes of Taste and Smell. Large Site, to cents al Druggist or by mail ; Trial Site, 10 cents by mail ELY BBOXUmti, U Warren Street, New York, 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 yHK COMMERCIAL BANC OP OBKGON CITY, apltal, .... 1100,000 TSAMBACTS A eSNSSALSAMKIHaBIIIIMISS. L"am made. Bills diacounted, Makea eel lectioni. Buys and sells exchange on all points tn the United States. Europe and Hong Kong, deposits received sabject to check Bank c pen from a a.m. tot r. a. 1. C. LATOURETTE, Preildent. F. J. MEYEB Cashier. I JOHN YOUNGER, Near Huntley's Drug Store, FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE N Great Britain and America. Prices Reasonable Work Guaranteed aa 1
