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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1904. PAGE 5.
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" 1i:utl!l V-TOI.ll TAI.L'! DP 1HI! WI!HK'5 IMIINIW.
Dli at Chtnpou Miss litii lliinlir,
A fur r rinlilnit r Ihla illy, liil of
Hull k I'liiimitiiiilliui lust Huml.iy nliilil Ml
Ills lllllll (if IliT alHtl-l ut t'liiniHM-K,
Mm lun i-minly, when, she was visit Ilia.
' Tim iIitciini-iI youtiM wiirtuin whs hki-iI i
I Dsath of Thad. F, rlhr.Th- oYflih
nf 'l liinl. V. I'UIht in rurii-il t Mi Mlnn-
villi' mi i i Idii v. July Mr. l-"lsln-r . had
l.i in In limn haalih for I In- i-at yrur, and
'although thimii who knew Mm lunt wrru
wmil' il nvi-r M onnfllilnn, y I tin gnat
yrara, mill nil" wua must i-MIiiihM 1 nlur m wu frit. Tin- t'l'KHim announc-
I'liumrti'i'. A ii ii in w iiIIhi irlutlvis hi'
Iravi-a a liiullixr, r i link lli-nili'i, of I'mk
- plain. Fumral arrvlira were held at
C'liKinpuric Tuesday inuinliiK and hilar
nirnt waa hail In a ni-lKlilxirliia; cemetery.
Oovarnmtnt WIM Operate It.-The l'i
pur t'lin kanma liuti hrry, lnruli il ulxiiil
lily mllra tip tha Claikarsas river from
thla city, haa been turned over to tha
guvrrnim-iil fur iM'mtlnii. having lin-n uiil.-r the auspices of the Woodmen of
lna lii inlili ii ilnitli ly imi u ly Htn nf t li
In iiin wua u severe blow to hla wife and
filmids. Mr. Fisher had Im en a resident
uf l'urtlund fur nearly IK yeara and had
resided at fik Kast Thirty-third street.
II waa a man of earnest endeavor, a
true and loyal friend, and hoi the respect
of all who knew him. Ilia funeial wim
held at Ih family residence at 8 p. m.
Hniiday. ilev. W. II. Mine k officiating,
loiiilui tfil fur a nuinlur nf years aa u
atnln I'lili i u Imv Thn Clin kiuiiim hutch
ary la rnnalitcrid hy lish rultiirlata In l
tha brat huli'hi'iY III thn state, not be
cause of Ita riiilniciit anil locution,
Which ar lili ul. but because uf Ilia quul
Ity of llin Chinook flan that am propa
gated there. Thn employes now ut thla
halrhnry will be continued thla seuson.
tha work to b directed by A. A. Olden-
Oregon City rorrrapotidi'iil to Telegram.
thn Win III, of which cider ha waa a plum
limit member. Thn Interment waa In
thn family lot at Uuif Kir emrtery.
Monday's Oregonlan. Mr. Fisher wua fur
ninny years liiti-testcd In tha line Hlv
atom In thla city.
Oiaiila'Hiua. A numhnr of Imprnvnmnntf
to tha irriiiinila and hiilldliiK" "n
tnnipliilnrl for thn ntiniInK y-nr, amnn
thian IxInK thn nnlarKlnK of thn Itraild
rl ii lid. wlih h waa mllii ly Inadi'iuatn to
ni i oinmoiliitn the lrK mimher of pnrauna
who atli mli il thn liKe hull j;tmi . Humn
id mm to lunn a IpriKir ('hiiutiiiniua
uaamnhly rirxt yrur, hut tlm plan la not
itnimil ndvlanhln at thla Hum. It In
firnluilili-, huwi'vnr, that a aiirnmi r f lioul
for tmchiia may hn anuiiKid fur imxt
yi-nr, to hn In Id Juat ,n ( idlng 4'n- time
for itonvntilriK thn f'hiiulHiiiiiH. In view
of tin' fit' t thnl thn l.cwla ami Chirk
Full al ' tin rid will lit t r t niHny people
of niltiiin next yrur, It will he thn aim
of the bnunl of dlrni tora to aeiMire for tba
aaaemhly of 19U0 only Incturnra and en
tnrtalnnra of a"reateat reputation and ahll
Ity und tn provide a proKium of Inirnaaed
mnrlt and attrai-tlvnnnaa.
Crept In Good Condition. Mayor (Irani
II. IMinli'k apnnt luat Runday In drlvlnf
thiouah tha Ntndy and Maikahui aai
tluna uf the county and any. the talk of
a fullure of cropa In Clarkamiui county la
A Big Industry. Yealnrduy Don E. 1 all huin'ju, and thn ImiMtlnatlon of aome
Mnldrum, former II. O. atudnnt, arrived .mlt. Mayor Mmli k aaya that of
In tha rlty with a new of aurvnyor for uo acrna of irraln that he viewed during
tha purpoaa of ratuUllahlnii boundary Hone I hla Munday drive, there wua but . alnitle
of tha ralnnalve balm timber holdlngi of ni Id that waa auflliiently ixor to attract
the Willamette pulp Taper Co., of hla attention. lie repoitfc that while
Oregon ( lly. Thn puity mukn their way a,une ylrlda of whrut will not be iu) heavy
up the MrKmnln tiMlny 'fur a dlaliiin n of j la aome ynaia the raar, thn quality la
eight tilling above Hpi ingtlelil, and from rinn. 1'otatoea are looking fine, and give
that point will wink down tha river and ' promlan of a large yield. Mr. lUmlik aaya
hack to Oregon City Kew rnullMt ( hu are looking mm h better thla year
niagnltudn of Ihla big natahllahment, j ti1Hri they did the aume time year ago.
whuea whnrla wlilir fium the powerful : The atreumera to the vlnea are inure num
impetua of thn fulla Hi allien aupplylng ' ,., ulia nd rxtnid tu the giuuiul. Muyor
a large ahurv of the weateiu Irudn with ; inl K la enthnalaatlr with thn priipi-cta
paper, Ihla film houata of a lurgn and ever for a mtlafii' lory yield of all ctope and
Inrreaalng export tiadn, Aualrulla belnaj ' expreaaea diegual wllh unfounded reporla
one of Ita Inrgnat putruna ai'roaa thn , tliut have been circulated to the effect
Watera. The varloua purpuana to which , that tin-re will ht a fulliite of ciopa In
the wouila aiilluhln fur llKiklng paper uie t,m county,
put la rapidly dlmlnlahlng the aupply of ! '
our vaat timber bnlta. romancing the Bad tor Chlnaa.-Ramuel IHiln, living
ultimate rcault of thla drain, the company i ear Curvallla. who makea a apnclulty of
feplaiea the atumpage uf Ita aorna with , breeding and rulalng China pheuaanta,
young treea, 10.OUO of which are planted ; M1U had a contlnuoua atrrak of bad luck
earn year. Tha balm tree grow a rupldly, wn)i thla anuiuin a hatch. About a month
ten yrara being aultlclent time for a tree BS nn begun tn nilu young tdida, and It
to become avallabln fur puinr pulp. ! W1L1 nut ml nearly luu wem gone that he
There la no likelihood, however, uf a ' auccneded In finding out the thief, which
tree alien luge before the young trnna grow irIVrd tu be a neighbor a cat. The cat
up, for It la eatlmated thul the cninpany i ,,,4 ,f the way, everything went amoothly
World'. Fair Voting Conuat. Internal
In the World'a Kalr voting conteat la on
the Incrraae. The laat count of the votna,
made July 30, allowed the atmnglh of the
rival c'undldatea to be relatively the aamn,
each candidate having gained a numlmr
of votea. Mlaa Itmlmrt la atlll thn lead
ing rundldute with a maigin of over 200
votea. The atamllng of the varloua can-
dldutna la aa followa: Mlaa Nellie Lam
bert. 131.7; Agnna Hllvnra, 1015, Mra. Ell
Deck, M; Clara Warner, 02; Bade Tol
polar, 737: M. E IJIbknr, 23H; Echo Bam
aon, Dollle Trait. 82; Iteaale Cain,
(7; Helen Klgga, 27; Laura Turnny, U;
Mlaa Kuhor, 23; It. W. linker, 20; Ethel
Ha mho, I.
haa a aurflrlent quuntlty nf old growth
timber within raay reach of their mllla to
run them 20 yeaia. Borne Idea of the vaat
neaa of thla one entnrprlan may be
gleaned fiom the fact thul 700 men ate
conatantly employed In the mllla alone.
Jlow'g that fur un (begun ImliiBtry?
Eugene Keglaler.
till Friday evening. Noticing that hla
flock of young blida waa ahlverlng with
cold, hn built k fire In hla brooder and put
7D of thn beet and laigeat onea In It. and
thn younger onea In aome nnata with
ecttltig hena. Returning about an hour
Inter he found thul In hla abaence the
brooder had caught fire and that nothing
wua left but Pile nf aah a. among which
Raducee Extent of Fallt. The building I wrr, ni, 7b young phraaanta burned to
by the Wllliimcttn Pulp Tiipnr Co. of a ,.,,,,. At 15 pulr. thn price he anta
new pulp mill In connection with Ita eg- fr ,n n, cn ralae. the little blaxe waa
tenalve plant In thla city will dlaturb the yu(, nxpnnalve, and aa the laying aa-
ain la over for thla ynar. he will bn un
able to nil m.iny onhiia he huJ contract
ed for lndi pnndi ni 0 Entni prlae.
Mutt Be Republican Prosperity. It la
natural during a prcaldnntlul campaign
thut one ahould hear mora or Inaa about
Id -publican pruaimrlty, but that condition
llnda atrunge wuya of expreaalng Itaelf.
For Inatunce, there la reported to nxlat an
unimtiHl atate of affaire, hortlculturally
apeuklng. at leant, In Uartleld precinct,
thla cotinty. In the vicinity of Caaadero.
there are aeven prune orcharda, five of
which urn owned by mnn of ellhnr Demo
cratic or Popullntlc pnrauaalon, while the
other two orcharda are owned and culti
vated by two etaunch Republican.. The
prune crop In aome aectlona thla year will
bn a dlauppnlntment, and thla la largely
true. In llurrlnld precinct, thn iinuauul fact
in Dm mutter being thul thn orcharda of
the Ktpubllcttn prune grownra will yield
a bountiful crop while the adjoining yard,
will yield" practically nothing. The Re- ,
publican orchardlata are having conaldnr- !
able fun Joking their leaa fortunate neigh- 1
bora, and expect to announce the conver- ,
alun of many hard-ahell Democrat, be- j
fore election day on the atrnngth of their ,
unuauul though convincing Republican ,
proapnrlty argument.
natural beauty of the Willamette falla
at thla city, eiiya thn Oiegonliin currea
putidint. In order to utlllin aome of the
walnr pownr thut la going to waatn, for
the operation of the new mill and the General Crop Summary. Thn paat week j
other mllla. the inmpuuy In count iiii'tlng ,a been fimuiilile for maturing ami liar
a roiicn tn 1I11111 nliuut Kiw feet In lerik'lh -ilnir the gniln nop. A few fmull
that xli riila from thn lower mill iipHtream BU,WI., ol , m reil Wi dm mlny and Thui a- ,
til the ni at of thn fnlln Thn illinennloiia ((ay, ,),,. Wllluinitte valley und 1 uant 1
of thla obatriirtluti. which la twenty fi-'t , ciiMlMa. They giiully helped ull giow-
hlgh. urn uliuiit twenty feet ut thn bicne , )M(i Vegetutloii. but cuuai d a alltilit delay
rid aeven feet at the lop. Ity Ita con-j , 1Hrv,t work. The etund of fining
atriiitluii. thi'i. will be uiinpi luted fur w)ut and out. waa thin, and the grnln
miiniifiii'tiirlng purpoana all of Ihe walnr I j,,.,,,),.,) nhurt. but the heiida inn well
thut now punaea ovnr thn went hulf of the , nu,.,j wuh plump bnrrlea and the ylelila
falla. It la enllinutcd thut 11 1 extieuin low . urr ,.u,y rverywhere reported to be
Wilier m.ige tliern 11m 30110 home power ut - (i,.r n,un exi.eitid. Foil whent und
the fulla thut urn not ullllieil. while Ihe !)!, y mrvent In advanclnr rupldly and
amount of power thut la nut um-d during 1 1 m-imhlng from the ahock haa begun. The
eight monlha of tha year when the atream I second crop of alfalfa la an average one
la high la euuruioua. Whllu I lie fulla I )Tglktnd land and beluw thn avnruge
proper will not bn dcntioynd by thn lm- j w.e nut Irrigated. Taaturugn In the
Dnivnmcnta now lining mndn. the extent mountalna coritlnuea good, but In the
of the full" will bn induced mntnrlnlly.
Thn Improvement will cunt thniiHiinda of
dollure. l ot la nf a permanent diame
ter, t'liiinuul olmtiiclen urn being aucceaa
fully overiunu" In the conatriii'tlnn work.
An excnvatlun In thn aolld bed nf the
river, twelve feet below the prcnent atugn
of Ihe river, la being aucceaafully inudn.
Tho compiiny haa In Ita employ 2(i0 men
and llin work la being curried on day nnd
night. It la expected thul tha Improve
ment will be completed before the fall
ralna.
There waa once a paaaage at arm. be- I
twnrn Ellxabnth Cady Stanton, the eml- !
sent woman .uffragiat, and Horace j
Cireemy, on uie occaeion ui a unoium uj
the former on the right of women to the
ballot. In the mldat of her talk, Greeley
Interpoaed. In hla high-pitched falaetto
voice; "What would you do in time of war
If you had 'the uffrage" Thla aeemed like
a ocr. but the lady had been before the
public too long to be dlaconcerted by an
unexpected' question, and the promptly
. . J . . T . t .. . . V -I 1
repiieu. dull nnm ;uu .
flrenley amy at home and urge other.
to go and tight."
Mora Domestic Trouble, to Adjust.
Agnea Hllvnra hna brought auit In he cir
cuit court ngnlnal (irorgn T. Silver.,
wlioin aim murrled at Oregon City In Sep
tember, 1SII7. 8I10 cliurgna the defi iidnnt
Willi a variety nf cruel und Inhuman
tmnlmcnt. Among other thlnira aim com
plnlna that thn defendant knocked hnr
down, limit her hind agnlnat the wall
and on nnother occnalon choked hnr ao
acvernly that Ihe print, of hla flngera rn
milnid on her thront. Bho anka fur the
custody of two minor children and ask.
that tin" defendant be required to pny Into
the court nn amount of money aulllclnnt
to pny hnr coats and ulan un nlluwunce for
alimony, fillhert I-. Hedge. 1. attorney
for the plnlntlff. There la also In proa
pect lognl knockout fur the Kltialmmon.
family. Joa. Fltzalmmnna It la not
known what hla relationship la to the
pugilist la the plaintiff, and Kldorado
Fltislminon. la tho defendant. The .par
tie, were mnrrled at Bun Francisco In
September, 1897. Ill socking for di
vorce Kltislmmons charge, the woman
wllh a number of things aorncwhnt out of
the ordinary for a loving and dutiful wife.
The husband complains that while h.
was unconscious from sickness, the wife
persisted In keeping company with
el range men, whom ahe accompanied to
dunce., the theatre and late .upper,
agulnat hi. expreaacd wish and pleadings.
The atralned relations bet wem the two
culmlnnted a fow week, ago when tha
plaintiff allege, that he waa ejected from
a lodging; house In which they were liv
ing In I'ortland. Tiring of tha treatment,
h. ha. concluded to be legally separated
from the woman who haa apparently
made life Interesting for him. Ity co
incidence th. parties to these divorce
suits were married In Beptc-inber, 1817,
within five day. of each other, while th.
ulta for divorce were Died on th. same
ay.
. Loyalty to spur horn, town and county
Include, th. taking of th. county paper.
We recommend tha Enterprlae th. offi
cial city and county paper.
f-Mitlillls it la poor. Ixiwlund corn Is doing
splendidly and potatoes and gardens have
been greatly Improved by the recent rains.
Hoitie spraying has been dune 111 the hop
ynriln, nnd growers expect they will have
to apray again before the crop is picked,
although so fur the yards have kept re
markably free from lice, and the vlnea
are healthy and vigorous. Considerable
complaint la made of apples dropping, but
tluie Is enough fruit .till left on the
tri es to ninkn an excellent crop. Tec he.
and bush fruit am plentiful.
Securt Ona Meal Gratis. With thn ex
tensive Improvements that are now In
proems, at the Wlllnmotte Pulp & Paper
Mills, many transient laborers are at
tracted to thla city. Among this cluna
of workmen arc ninny typical hoboca
whose principal aim. ss the experience of
local boarding house keepers prove., la
to get something for nothing. Many of
these nun are without funds when they
reach the city, and are unnble to secure
Ik mid and room In advance, in their
destitute condition these men are a source
of annoyance to boarding house and res
taurant people, who have been 'worked"
In almost every way known to the Ingen
ious hobo. The most recent graft that
tins been perpetrated by these transient,
la a scheme by which one meal I. secured,
but the practice haa been .oppressed by
tho injured parties. Several Inatancc.
are reported In which the hobo, represent
ing himself to be regularly employed at
tha mills, will present himeelf at a board
ing house and promise to pay for hi.
board the next day. In the morning aa
the fellow atarted to hla work, oatenslbly.
he would be supplied with a dinner pail
filled with edibles. Invariably that wa.
tha last seen of the man. If a stranger
now receive, even a single meal at an
eating house In this city, It i. essential
that he preat-nt ome credential, or satl.
factory evidence of hi. ability tc liquidate.
-Oregon City correspondents to Telegram.
A Good Cash Balance. The member,
of the board of director, of the Willam
ette Valley Chautauqua Association made
a record thla year that juatly cause, them
to fuel proud. The session of the Chau
tauqua this year wa. not only a success
from an educational and entertaining
point of view, but the society baa a aub
atantlal cash balance approximating
11000 In the treasury, after having dis
charged every cent of expense that wa.
connected with thl. year', aaaembly. The
receipts for th. twelve day." aaaslon war.
about 16000, and It is estimated that fully
26,000 people attended the sessions of the
Violent Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by
Chamberlaln'a Colic, Cholera and Di
arrhoea Remedy, and Perhaps
a Life Saved. i
"A short tune ago I wus taken with a
vloitnt attack of diarrhoea and believe
I would huve died if I had not gotten
relief." aaya John J. Patton, a leading clt- !
lien of Patton, Ala. "A friend rncom-
mended Chnmberlaln'e Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. I bought a twenty
five cent bottle und uTter taking three ;
dunes of It waa entirely cured. I con
elder It the best remedy in the world for ;
tiowel complaints. For tale by (J. A. i
Harding. 1
eLL-QI J
2,000 mileu of long die. ;
tanee telephone wire 1.
Oregon, Washington, Cali-.
fornia and Idaho now in i
operation by the Pacific j
Station Telephone Com j
pany, covering 2,2"0
towns.
Quick, accurate, cheat ',
All the satisfaction of t 1
personal communication
Distance no effect to a j
clear understanding. Spo- j
kane and San Francisco ,
as easily heard a a Port-!
land. I
Oregon City office et "j
Harding's Drusr Store
I Try our oW fash-
ionrd Root Brer
trrved In a cold
: tttll), 5 cents
HUNTLEY BROTHERS CO.
Druggists ani Booksellers.
Vuh Rags 5 to 15c
Bath Toweb
ISctoSUO
Rubbcf Sponges
special, 3 c
Loofah
lie
A BRACING SEA BATH AT HOME
For those who cannot go to the coast. With our
sea salt a bath is a genuine tonic and will brace
you up and make you feel good all over. An
excellent antidote for hot weather discomforts and
debilitations. Just the thing for baby's bath.
Take an ocean bath today. Large package 0c
IF YOU havt
floors.preparc
to paint them
now.
There is but
one paint to use,
The Shehwih-Wiuuhs Co
- Special Floor Punt.
Put on at night, ready to walk on In the morning.
It dries with a gloss.
It is put up full measure
Bath
Room
Fixtures
We would not be handling
bath room fixtures but for
the fact that we had a
chance to buy a fine line
at about one-half the reg
ular prices and we intend
to give our customers the
advantage of such a bar
gain. Here are some of
the prices :
Soap Trays JOc to 25c
Towel Racks S0cto$J
Tooth Brush Holders J5c
Toilet Paper Holders
. 10c to 50c
I ARE YOU THINKING OF
Imtvtwi A WATrP
If so, do you know enough about watches to make a safe purchase ? Re
member that we are an old reliable house, that we have been in the watch
business for many years and that we make a specialty of repairing watches
ani thereore are in a position to know all about them. :: :: :: ::
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HARM
Pure and Mellow I 1
Rich and Delicate I ni
FOR SALE BY I
- E. MATTHIAS I s
tola Aflncy for dragon City. B
m T"T trviilw rwfclhlt In 11
Vt'e recognize that we must be honest with you to retain your patronage,
. as we are here to stay and to make good our guarantee. We carry the largest
stock of Watches and Jewelry in Clack.imas county.
These are some of the reasons why you should make it a point to sea us
when you want to purchase a timepiece or have It repaired. Our Watches are
made in solid gold, gold filled, silver and nickel. In the filled we sell the Boss
make. It is made of two layers of solid gold, with a layer of stiffening metal
between. It has the elegance and wearing qualities of an all-gold Watch, and
the price Is much less.
1 m:m
1 ' MV ; I f.-867
Wa have Nickel Watches from
13.00 to 10.00.
Gold Filled Watches from
910.00 up.
Solid Gold Watches from
$20.00 up.
Barmeister & Andresen
The Oregon City Jewelers
Suspension Bridge Corner
Be Harper Whiskey Exhibit In
Agricultural Building. World'a
Fair. BL Louis.
Good Job Work at the Enterprise Office