ORIOON CITY INTKRPRIII frllOAY, SCPTfMSE; , 1904.
PACE S.
New To-Day,
rOR BALB-rin driviM bora and t
busty and ham. ' Attortsys
F!l JChy,
'HflHBT TO MAN 'AT "t ' AWgl
pur emit Farm security. U'Ron
A Bchubel.
ANTRIM A Voodarlvliia; horse" fur"lts
feed this winter. Anlmul will receive
beet of IrrMmmt. Call on or address
Ir. L. J. Wolf. 0ro HW. ' Oreson
'lty, Oregon.
i(AN1IMRN-M akours tors 'Vottrli"J
quarter when In Oregon City. We
iwll books, stationery and sulvool sup
plies MKT (HKAR
T1IK WAKHKN BOOK CO.
Neat n Hank o( Oregon City.
l.Mf 6nttlir year old Ted "steer, also
on thres-ysar old heifer, red esoept
on Rank, branded "M" on left hip, ear
cropped and alao has two Slits. A re
ward will bm paid fur tha return of
ona or both to Mrs. P. K. Morey,
near Oswego,
i'0"lT'lfALaliiiMalthlirTowna, good
stable, together wltb about one -fourth
df an aera of land, looted at Clack
amaa, three minute walk from rail
road elation. Inquire of George A.
Drown, Oregon City. R. P. D. No. 1
September X.
kONEY'f 0XftANniXW 8EVE&
I turn of money belontlnt to pri
vate Individuals which I am author
ised, to loan, on loot time at 8 and
7 par cnt. Coat of loan will b
mad very reasonable. H. E,
Croat, attorney at law.
1-uK HAlJft-0 aoreaW cleared, stw-k.
araln. hay. Improvement, ale. Two
wells, running water, plenty wood,
ood building, orchard. Twslv mil
from Oregon City, (ood rnad. If Ukm
belor October I, prlc J3M. C. W.
Htephen. Clarke. Oregon. Sept. S
WA.STKD Hpeylal repreeenlatlv In this
county and adjoining territories to rep
reaent and advertise an old eatabliehed
business house of aotld rlnancUl atand
Inf. XIX weekly, with eKpenae ad
vanrad each Monday by check direct
from headquarters, flora and buggy
furnished when necessary; position per
manenl. Addrea Blew tfllroa. A Co.
Dept. A Honon Bldg. Chicago. 111.
T i l 4
Whlta liaana c. aod ie. irtarch c.
rlia 4e and to. gold duat lie, Tup '.ic
and tic for ( and 10 pound ran, I. tn ,aa
lr; orangra lc, elo(hpln ic d'-n,
Una bulk lard He, fine Chirac 1! and 12
and ona half Jnt. P.U PRONT,
Mlxad drink a specialty at tha Planet
Cards building. Seventh and Main street.
KUy A Ruoonlch, prop.
A marriage llcrnae aua Uwued Tue'
l;iy to Alice M. fot and Ivxter J How-t-ll.
For that tired feeling try a ftua of
Welnhard's cedrbrated Columbia bear at
tl.a Planet, Kelly A Ruconlch, propa.
HI. John's Parochial achool ownrd lt
yi lir a work Tueeduv morning with a
Koud attendance.
Old Crow. Planet and Red Top Rye
tha flncat whiskies made. The Planet,
.Kelly A Ruconlch. propa.
l.lllle I.. Kuvler of Moliilla. hua h'i-n
uwurdrd a state teacher' certlnt'ute by
(he Htute Hoard of Education, having
aucceenfully puaaed the required :ml
nulloti that wan recently held In this city.
Welnhard's celebrated Columbia beer
the purvat and bet beer In the market.
The Planet, Kelly A Ruconlch. prups.
Caroline Jnnlcke la Ruing Sheriff J 1.
Khav.T for the levying of the latter on
ISO conls of wood that attached by
Kred Krakebunh. 8 he annerta that the
wood I her and that the elierllT had no
legal right In taking the wood. The
woud I valued at 1.10 and she unk I1G0
iind rout and dlnburnement for . the
action.
The Coolest glaas of beer In the city.
Ths Planet, Kelly A Ruconlch. props.
It la reported that R. Koehler, who for
niftny years wa mauager of the Southern
I'acltlc Company's line In Oregon and
WuKhlngton, haa been relieved.
Clean chopped oala and wheat 90c for
90 pounda; aacka are 10 pound heavier
than ahort. Better feed than shorts
and 20 per cent lea. RKD KRONT.
Virgil Parker, the prominent Albany
merchant who died lut Saturday, waa
born ut Rock Creek, Clackamas county,
lie wua survlvted by a wife and four
children.
Men's jean pants 31 to 3 worth tJ.Ci
for 75c; beat corduroy, worth tl.it for
J2.80; common corduroy, cut to 91.30: GOtf
auramer underwear cut to 33c; broken
lots winter underwear 38c; Box 6c 7 l-Ic
9c; sample hats at 3-3 price.
RKD FRONT.
A free Velox demonatratlon will be
Riven at Hundley's Drug Store. Sep
tember 10, 2 to 6 and 7 to p. m. Come
and bring a negative.
On Monday, September 12, from 7:09
p. m. until 10:00 p. m., w will have a rep
reaentatlve at our store from the Nep
ers Chemical Co., demonntratlng their
new apeclaltlea, euch a Velvet Velox.
Velox Liquid Developer and Velox Liquid
Hardener. We shall be pleased to have
you attend. Bring a negative and get a
, proof made.
1IUKMEISTER A ANDUKSKN.
The Oregon City Jeweuere
8upenlonBrldKe Corner. ,
I.adle' flno shoes worth 11X0 for 11.22;
odd, end 3c; ladle' $2.50 shoes 11.84;
baby nhoes 2&c, baby's COc shoes. 37c;
light shoes, 6 to 8, for &8c; not 76c; beat
calf 6 to I. 31.00; best calf, g to 1! for
$1.33; best 12 1-2 to 2 at 31.60; little gent
calf 11.21: boys' cnlf 2 1-2 to 6 for 11.75.
Best boys' heavy winter shoes 11.47 and
31.72. Letter nhoes lower price than
Portland.
E. C. HAMILTON. RED FRONT.
arriving dally at Mlsa C.
far your Soy's lohoal Suite and ah
t4 I. tailing about K. '
Nw veiling, now drapes, new hat pins
at Mlaa ". Ooldsmlth's.
Tin- 13-monlh old mm of Mr. and Mrs.
ltls, at t'lui-kumuii Height, died Sat
urduy and u burled Sunday afternoon.
Owing to Jlth Holiday, tha itora ef
I, ttMlna will bt elOMd Saturday, tap
timbtr 10th and Monday, taptambar It.
Tha St or a of I. tailing It racalvlng
dally larga aupplla of Mani' and Boy'
Clothing, Dry Oood and Shi, alao full
Una of Lad' Milllntry.
A. II. Urteeeea has sold the lodging
houee biialnen at the Wm. Tell llouae
to T, N. Wood of Kugene. Mr. Grleen
will continue to conduct the saloon.
Marriage Ikeniu- were Issued luet Hat
urduy aa follow. Kllzabeth Jol and
Andrew Zener; Jane Bailey and Henry
W. Jewett; Mary Boy Ian and Jo. Bob
leskl.
Two hundred nvmbere of ihcPortaala
Club. accutnDanled by their friends, of
Portland, enjoyed a trolley ride to Ca-
nemah Park Wednenday evening where
dancing waa participated In for two
hour. .
Fire Chief Brown has been making a
tour this week of the buslnesa district
of the city and reports there la urgent
need of some "houae-cleanlng" In the
ba-k yard of many of the business
houses. It Is essentia) that all rubbish
be cleaned from the back yards that
danger of fire may be reduced.
FT),
Personal Mention
Miss Mlna Kelly ha returned from
I xing Beach.
t. C. Boyles. of MaUlla, waa In the
city Tuesday
C. T. Howard, of Mullno, was In the
city Wednesday.
Mis Almee Bollack ha recovered from
her recent Illness.
Mrs. F. J. Myers has been visiting In
Portland this week.
It. J. J. Leavltt. of Molalla. waa In
the city Wednesday.
r. Rose, of Chicago, haa been visiting
A. A. Price In this city.
C. D. Ijitourette has returned from s
business trip to Seatte.
Ir. C. B. Smith, of Kagle Creek, was
In Oregon City Tuesday.
W. M. Shank has been In Southern Ore
gon on a business trip.
John Fulrclough recent!) made a trip
to the Ogle Creek mines.
Miss May Kelly Is home from 8t. I-out
and other Kastern point
Miss Itollle Cross ha returned from a
short visit at Hood River.
A. Kochrr. a t'anby business man. was
In the city last Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Heller has returned from a
ttxlt with friends ut Portland.
I. C. Yoder, of Hubbard, was In the
city lust Saturday on buslnesa.
A L. l-arklnn. of Meadow brook, was In
Oregon City on bulness Thursday.
Miss Cella (ioldsmlth has returned from
an extended trip to San Francisco.
City Recorder and Mrs. Curry' are home
from a month s outing at Newport.
Miss Margaret Mcl.eod has gone to
Seattle f.ir a visit with frleenda,
(1. A. Harding and family have returned
from an outing at Wllliolt Springs.
Mr. Cuius, a merchant ut tireshum. was
a visitor to Oregon city Labor Hay
Mm. L. I.. Porter has returned from a
short visit with relatives ot Newmrt.
Miss Maysle Foster has returned from
an extended visit in Southern Oregon.
Miss Mary Conyers. of Portland was
the guest Runday. of Mrs. C. W. Pope.
Adam Knight of Ciinby. was trans
acting business In Oregon City Tuesday.
Miss McMurran. of linker City, was
this week the guest of Mrs. loil Meldrum.
Mr. A. 8. Nichols, of Aniconda. Mon
tana, Is visiting relative in Oregon city.
Mr. Ceo. Shepherd ha gone to De
orah. Iowa, for a visit with relative.
H. L. Kelly ha Joined Mr. Kelly at
Sea View, Washington, for a brier out
ing. Mli4 Neva Orlswold. of Salem, was the
guest of the Misses Caufteld over Sun
day. W. K. Richardson, a young attorney of
Salem, was In the city this week on bus
iness. N. A. Olson, of Marquam. waa trans
acting business In Oregon City one day
this week.
Howard Ijitourette haa gone to Cornel-
lu where he will remain during the hop
picking season.
The Good
Old Quaker
once sid to his boy :
" Nathan, it is not
what thee reads that
makes thee smart ; it
is not what thee eats
that makes thee fat;
nor what thee earni
that makes thee rich,
but what thee
SAVES."
X This saving habit mar
Ijc acquired by open
ing an account or tak
ing an interest-bear-ing
certificate at
The Bank of
Oregon City
Oregon City, - Oregon
Novelties
Ooldamltha.
Mr. and ira. 'T. V.' t'owlac haVa rs
turned.num a few dn' tpant, at,Tolodo
and Newport.
Klchci4d I'rl.T wi taken strlouily 1U
aovvral dnya no and waa removed to a
Portland libapltal. .
Philip ilo lift Im1 Hatmilay for New
York City to connult a aprclull and ac
curif nidlcul tralnifnt. T
J. K. Ulmlrk. of Hulrm. Wua tlir n't
of hia brother. Mayor O. ft. IMinkk, th
hitter part of. lat wwk.
Mlnai-a Mulxl and Kllmlx th KMn, of
(lunula. wr the guema of Mr. A. K.
Johnson one day recently.
Iieputy Sheriff K C. Hackeit ana son
have returned from an outing of two
weeks on the L'pper Sandy.
Mr. 11. C. Steven and children have
returned to San Francisco, after a visit
with Oregon City relative.
Buiithrn Pacific Agent and Mrs. J. P.
Frlasell and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have
returned home from Newport.
Mrs. Uruce Shull, who has been visiting
Mrs. F. O. Kbjf, ha returned to her
home at Moro, Kastern Oregon.
Mr. John Lcwlhwulte and daughter.
Mis Alice, and Miss Metta Unl.y are ut
Newport for a two weeks' outing.
L. T. Anderson, a former Clackumae
county teacher now located at lone, has
been visiting Oregon City friends.
Fred Humphrey, one of Huntley Bros.
Co.'s faithful assistants, la spending a
brief vacation in the mountains.
I. C. I-atouretie and Rev. J. H. Beuv
en accompanied by their families have
relumed from an outing spent at Mt.
Adams.
Misses Alice and Muriel McKlnlay, of
7.ena, Polk county, were this week the
guest nf Mr. W. Gilbert Brattle, on the
West 8ld.
Mlsa Anna English haa returned to
Portland ufter visiting Mlsa Ethelwyn
Albright and attending the Vade Mecum
dancing party.
Harvey Hickman went to Portland
Wednesday to assume hi duties as house
physician at the Multnomah county hos
pital. Bert I-ewls. formerly of Ralston, New
York, but now located at Portland, spent
Sunday wltth the family of K. J. taulton
in this city.
lr. and Mra. Ceorge floeye and little
son are visiting at Salem. They will re
main until the close of the state fair j
which open Monday.
Harry M. Maton, formerly employed
on the Enterprise, has gone to Wlnlock.
Washington, where he expects to engage
in the newspaper business.
L. C. Lrlggs. formerly a resident of this
city, but now residing In Portland, was i
operated on In a Portland hospital Tues
day for cancer of the stomach.
Mr. and Mr. C. B. MooreaNind family
have returned from Newport. They will
remove the lulter part of the month to
Sulem where they will reside.
I. B. Martin leaves In a JVw days for
a visit to his old home at ( namoera
burg, Pennsylvania. Mr .Martin ha not
visited hla birthplace for 3S year.
John Adums, J. C. Buchanan and Dr.
E. A. Hummers are among those going
from Oregon City to attend the Knights
Templar Conclave at Snn Francisco.
J)r. Ray Matson, of Portland, la at
tending' to the practice of Lr. E. A.
Somtner during the absence of that
gentleman in San Francisco thla week.
Mrs. Marguerite Jacque. accompanied
by her daughter. Mr. H. M. Malon. Mrs.
Eliza Wllbern and E. N. Foster, all of
L'ngle Creek, were In the city Monday..
Lelghton Kelly, of the Baker iJke
Hatchery Station, Is visiting with rel
ative In this city. Mr. Kelly exa-cts to
be ordered to the Rogue River Hatchery
for duty In future.
Mrs. W. A. C.rimth. accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. W. F. Oliver, or Oak
land. California. Is visiting In Oregon
Cltv at the home of. har son. Attorney
Frantyl'n T. tlrlttlth.
fiordon Moores, Tom Myers and Jack
Latourette went up the Valley u few days
:igo. their objective point Im Iio; Lincoln.
where they will remain a few days and
superintend the harvesting of. the hop
crop.
Hon. B. F. Mulkey, president of the
Southern Oregon State Normal School at
Ashland. Is among the prominent edu
cators of the state In attendance at the
Clackamas county teachers' Institute this
week.
M. llunke. designer nt the local
woolen mill pdant of the Oregon City
Manufacturing Company, hn returned
from an extended visit In Main and New-
York states, attending the World's Fair
at St. I-ouls en route home.
Judge T. F. Ryan and wife of dregon
Cltv, and Judge Geo. H. Bennett, of Sa
lem, were on Saturday evening' train
enroute to SanFronclsco to attend, the
triennial conclave of the Knights Temp
lar und the SoverMgn C.rand Ldge of
the Odd Fellow. Roseburg Review. .
Mrs. Hentleman of Oregon City la here
visiting her brother Zach Bpnngle and
family. Mrs. it. wa at one time a resi
dent of this place, and after being away-
few years, Is much surprised at the
Improvements made In Dayton during
her absence. Dayton Correspondence In
McMlnnville News-Reporter.
Miss Wilson returned Monday from her
month's visit to the World s Fair In St.
Louis and other points of Interest Inthe
East and South. At Bt. Louis she was
Joined by her niece. Miss Agatha Cutter,
from Central Lake. Michigan, who re
turned with her nnd will attend the Park
place school the coming year. Miss Wil
son ha the anme position In the school
at Pnrkplace as he had last year and
will begin work September 26.
Reduced Rate to Bt. Louis Exposition.
Ths Southern Pacific Co. will sell round
trip tickets at greatly reduced rates to
8t Louts and Chicago account the Bt
Louis Exposition, on ths following dstes
J tin It. 17, 18; July 1, 3. t: August I.
I, 10; September I, I, 7; October 3, 4. I
Going trip must be completed within
ten days from data of sals, and passen
gers will be permitted to start on any
day .that will anabls thorn to reach des
tination within ths ten days limit. Re
turn limit ninety days, but not lata
than Dec, list. 1904.
For full Information aa to rates and
routes call on Agent Southern Pacific
Co. at Oregon City, Oregon.
Drs. Beatle A Beatie, Dentists; rooms
1, 17. 18, Welnhard building.
Drowned Today.
Tou can drown your sorrow today by
' going to Howell A Jones, the druggists, j
and buying a oox ot mno laoiew.
, They make you strong and bappy: Prlos
60 cents; six taxes K 50.
Ad
OREGON
New Fall Wieckndke
la every department Suits, Coats, Children's Apparel, Men's and Boys'
Clothing;, New Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, Dress Trimmings, Silks, Dress
Goods, Curtains, New Footwear, New Hosiery and Underwear, New
Corsets and Undermuslins, New Waists, Skirts, Kimonas, New Leather (
Goods, New Neckwear, New Wash Materials, etc. j J
The latest fashions, greatest varieties in Oregon City. Seeing is believing
Oregon City's Leading Cloak Store
In fact as well as name the greatest varieties of the best styles the
largest and best department the best value for your money. Supplying
satisfactory ready-to-wear apparel for women and children is our great
specialty. All we ask is the opportunity of showing you what attractive
reasonably-priced garments we have for your choosing. j j
FALL" CLOTHING FOR MEN
pffMima 1304 er cxousii unman.
School Clothes Ready for Boys of All SUes
Suits, Overcoats, Underwear, Shirts, Caps, etc. Everything in Clothes, Hats or
Shoes that a boarding-school boy takes away, or a day-school boy needs at home
Boys' Two-Piece, Double-Breasted Suits . . $1.85 to $6.00
Boys' Three-Piece, Single-Breasted Suits . . $3.35 to $6.85
Boys' Long Trouser Suits 4.35 to 10.00
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CITY'S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Smart Fall Apparel for men, Clothing, Furnishings and Hats.
The best America produces in assortment second to none and
at prices 25 per cent below what equal grades and fashions cost
you at the exclusive clothing store we've convinced thousands
of this fact the past few seasons we won't have any trouble
winning you over The old prejudice men had about buying
their outfit in a department store is a thing of the past. Our
clothing store is entitled to a great share of the credit for win
ning out this feeling always offering the best merchandise, and
one price to all and that the very lowest. . w
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OREGON CITY'S BIG CASH
New Fsll styles In frft Black Un
finished Worsted, custom tailored
suits, flnsst materials; all ths latest
modes; $15.00, I1S.0O. 120.00, up to
325.00.
New Fsll Styles In men's Business
Suits, big assortment of desirable ,
materials and designs at $10.00, $12.50
$15.00,, $18.00 and $20.00 a suit.
Men's Belt Overcoats in new (models,
$15.00, $17.50 snd $20.00. "
Fine, medium weight. Black Overcoats
handsomely tailored and perfect fit
ting, new, exclusive styles, $15.00.
New Fall Trousers, best materials snd
patterns, from $2.00 to $5.50.
New Fancy Laundered shirts,
patterns, immense variety.
neat
New Coif Shirts, the celebrated Cluett,
Monarch, and Standard makes, $1.00.
New Silk neckwear, in four-in-hands.
Imperials, English squares, solid
colors snd fancy designs, 25c snd 50c
New Conqueror Hats, Derbys and
Soft styles, always $3.00.
New Stetson Hsts, ths best that's
made, $4.00 and $4.50.
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