Kh.iUN CITY ENTERPRISE, Fill DAY, JUNE 23, 1905.
S TUHSHI.Y.TOI.D TAI.IiH OH THU WEEK'S DOINUS.
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...Short Sidehead Stories,
Kllltd In Looalna Csmp
Andrew I'lucid, aged 12 year, only mm
of Ambrose l'lured, of thl uliy, wb wo
rldcnlally klllml In the Hoof h Kelly log
glug camp near Cottage Orove yesterday
morning ty being crtinlnxl by noma log,
Iteiiiuln of unfortunate lad arrived here
Tueaday evening unit litirlul took phice
WniliM'Niliiy.
Dancing Party Tonight
' Till evening llu I.llstlgcn Miieili hell
will give un Informal dancing party Hi
Canemah k. Member of th ot tcitn -liutlim
me Mlaae Martha Franoea Dm
per, Allot) l,ewlhwalte, Muiojilo Ciiu
field. I .aura J'ri, Imogen Harding, nml
CIk llaicliiy I'rntt. I'atrnneasc for tliu
nfTiilr will lic Mm. Franklin T. OrlfTlth,
Mr. Clyde Huntley, Mm, I .Minim pick
tn, Mm. Ioul Adum. Mm. John Ncl
Kon Wlaner, Mm. L. Floyd Duly, Mm.
John Iwthwiilt Jr.
voloca In tho large chorus, which will
Ini'luili) Mm. Itoae Itloi'h-Iiiiunr and mnny
other prominent I'oi t lnnil singer. Tliu
chorus will bit atigumcntcd by between
SO nml 76 value from thl ell y . Two
cantata will bo presented during the
session, "The May Queen" will b given
Hatuidiiy evening, July IB, nnil thn follow
Inif Haturdtiy iilnlil, thn 22(1, "Hiawatha's
Wedding Feast" will be tliu attraction.
A FOOLISH PLAN
Will Devtlop Power
Thn Cluckomna Illvi'r company ha
been Incorporated. J. T, Appelant), Har
vey 12. Ciona, C. If. Hyp. K. U. Cautield,
nml Irwin H. Hanbnmn are the Ineor
porators. The avowed ohrjet of the com
niny I to erect and maintain dam on
thn Clnckainaa rlviT, to develop flower,
to buy unil sell ri'hl estate, to operate, a
ikrIk Industry, etc. Thn capital stock
Ik KB.OOO divided Into sharea of -60 each,
Tim company I permitted to Incrcaae It
capital Dtork to 150,000.
Man-lad In Thla City
A quiet wilding occurred limt Friday
evening at the homo of Mr. and Mm.
UiwriiH'i' Kucoiilch when Mix Kllxn-bi-th
ltohliinder, alater of Mm. Lawrence
l(in'ilh, waa united In marriage to
Andrew llelllnger, of Douglas County,
Washington, Hev. K. B, Itollugcr, paator
of thn Klral CointteKntlonul Church "-r-furmlnif
tha ceremony. After a brief
honeymoon, Mr. and Mia. HellttiKcr will
KO to Wiinhllticton to realdn,
Th. Foatara Appaal
An nppenl to tha Circuit Court from
thn rulliiK of Hie County Court hit bnun
tiiken by K. N, Koyter and Klalo J. Koa
ter, pclltloncra. In tho mutter of thn va
cation of atreel and alley In Urn Kiilo
Creek Townaltn. In ronaldcrlng tho peti
tion, the. member of tha County Court
lulled the premlaea, and, after hearing
the proleata of K, K, ICHIott, who beenme
a In i Inveator In tha property under
f a vol utile rcprcaentntlona on the, part of
thn petltlonem, Kianted tha petition In
puil only, It wiia contnnded by Elliott
Unit ii'Kturlng th tnu t to nrriue would
defeat and niukn ImixiKalbln the Irnprove
metila to the. property by tha Koatom
that he wiia uaaured would be mild a when
he Invented In tha property.
Prtachad Initial 6armon
Hev. Henry II, Itoblna, of UiM'heater,
New York, the newly elected pimtor of
tin Klral lliiptlat church of thla city,
niToinpimled by Mia. Hnblua, arrived In
drrgiill City the latter pint of butt week
mid occupied the, pulpit of the Oregon
City chureh for the mat time Sunday
morning. Hev. Itoblna I a fine apcaker
mid a culiured gentleman and hiia al
ready gained a worm ilc In tha heart
of the coiigrrgntlon. He la a young man
Wil Mournad a Dead
lr. (leorge Hoeyti, of thla city, thla
week enjoyed a vlalt from hla brother,
Hiram, who hud for yrara been mourned
a a dead. Twenty-alx yeara ago Dr.
I lory e and hla brothera, Hiram and Joe,
rum to Oregon from thn Euat. After
four yrara, II hum returned to Illlnol and
a year later removed to Texa where
ahoilly afterward he waa Injured In a
railroad wreck and hla name appeared In
the Hat of thoae that were killed. Ite-
roverlng from hi Injurlea, h failed to
reaiime hi correapondence with the mem
Ix-ra of the family who mourned him a
deud. The mlaalng brother la now a re-
I'b-nt'of tha atate of Arlion where he
la quite proaperoua.
Clark la Still In Jail
George Clark, who haa eonfeawd hla
complicity In the robbery of an Oregon
City dental parlor a an accomplice to
Curl Kvuna, remain In jail In thl city
deapltn the deapernte effort of a or
rowfnl wlfo and hi friend to aecure hla
relniae by furnlahlng a bond of 1500.00.
Clmk la a property owner In the atate
of Wnahlngton, but tho officer decline
In accept hla peraonnl bond for the re
uulred 1600. According to the wife'
and with hla nggrcealvmuaa will doubt-i atory, Clark la a locomotive fireman
Irxa extend tho Influence of hla church
In thl community.
Will Obiarv Sacajawaa Day
One hundred mrmbera of Wacheno
Tribe No. U. Improved Order of Hed Men
of thla city, will attend the 1-ewla &
Clark Kxixixltlon and pin Ibipute In the
exerclaea on Hacajuwea and Hed Men'a
Hay, Thuradny. July 6. The Oregon City
delegation will go to I'ortlund In two
apectul cura and will tie accompanied by
a bund. Hr. V. K. Carll. of thla city,
haa been Hpolnted an able on the Grand
MarahaU'a atalT for the day and J. H.
Howard la dealgnlug three beautiful
tlnuta that will be need In the monater
atreet deiiioiiHtratlon on Bucajawea Pay.
Muela Fof Chautauqua
lTofeHHor Frederick W. Omidrlch, of
1'iirtlniul. who hua been engaged na In
atrucliir ami muatcal condctor for the
Willamette Vnlley Chiiulnuiiiii Aaaocla
tlnti. waa In the city thla week und re
port a that the mualcal feature of the
Aaaemlily will tie up to the hWh atnnd-
whom, reputation waa good until a few
weeka ago, when, being out of employ
ment and without fund, he become na
mil la ti d with Carl Kvana. an ex-dentlat.
In the plundering of dental olTlcea, Clark
acting aa look-out while Evan commit
ted the burglary. The ofllcem have been
unable to locate Evana.
jflllp
CONCERNING
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Til a Joy to eat-T welcome my dinner hour
Hccaute I rout iixllgratlun with Auguat Flowerl
ConatiriMtlon ia the renult of nrl!oY.tnn
tiliouaneaa, flatulency, loa of appetite,
aclf iKiifMiiiiiij;, anemia, emaciation, uric
acid, neuralgia in variou part of the
yttm, catarrhal inflammation of the in
tettiiiul canal and mimeroui other ail
ntenti that rob life of it pkaaurea if they
no noi nnauy ron you oi Hie ttaelf.
"I'm bound In the bowcla," ia a com
mon expreKiim of Motile who look mi.
enihle mid are miaeratile yet who peraiat
in "letting nature take it coiirac.''
What a filiih plan, when nature could
be aided by the uae of Green' AiiruhI
j'"lowcr, which ia natiire'aown remedy for
cuiiatipa'ioii unil all B'.omadi ills.
AtP'imt I-iower ;iv" new life to the
l:veiiiml ii i.nrca hjcl'.lty atools.
i;7i-, j'ic aim 75c, Ail fini.r'.i'iiu
CharmanA. Co., City Drug Store
1;, 1 tail.
PIONFER
Transfer and Express
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
RATES REASONABLE
Quality is the first importance in selecting a watch and it requires
expert knowledge of the business to actually know the real value.
There are all sorts of watches on the market and all look somewhat
alike. There are differences, however in constructive workmanship, in
finish and decoration, in wearing quality, time keeping and in price.
That is why you must rely entirely upon the party from whom you
purchase your watch. '
Our record for honest, straightforward dealings 5 what has made us
the largest house in Clackamas County. We are constantly adding
new goods of the latest designs and are showing an unusually attract
ive assortment of handsome patterns in solid gold and filled watches.
We have watches in nickel for boys from $1.00 up; for men from
$5.00 up. Ladies and gents gold filled watches from $10.00 up. We
would like to have you come and see our $ J 5.00 and $20.00 watches.
They are beauties.
We do fine watoh repairing and guarantee all work.
BURMEISTER & NDRESEN
Bhot Through th Neck-
Fred Aune. the 12-year old eon of Harry
Atine, of Clockamna Height, waa ahot
through the neck by a 26-callbre rifle
Tueailay afternoon white plnylng with
hla coimln. Amel Tonaeth, aged about
10 yrara. Tho boy hod been playing
with the rifle and when railed to the
hoiiae, young Tonaeth alexed the firearm
from the around and aa he ralaed It, the
rifle waa accidentally dlacharged, the bul
let atrlklng Aune, who waa atandlng a
fi'W paera dlatant, at a point on the
chin and then entered the right aide of
the neck, panning nlmoat entirely through
and lodging Jtiat beneath the akin on the
opponlte aide from which the bullet waa
extracted by Dr. E. A. Rommer. While
Attendance Promlee to be Large
Management of the Willamette Valley
Chautauqua? Aaaoclatlon I already much
encouraged with the proepeet for a record-breaking
attendance at thl year
Aaaembly, July 11-23. Secretary Cro
report that already there have been
made extenalve reaervatlon for the ac
commodation of camper, many of whom
will remain through the eeaalon. Among
thoae point from which Intending camp
er have written are Walla Walla, The
Dalle and Aatorla, bealdca numeroua
other Oregon cltlea. The Chautauqua
management ha doubled the capacity of
It reataurant to which a lunch counter
hna been added, all of which will be un
der the management of Mr. C. O. T.
William, who wo almllarly engaged laat
year. Everything that will In any way
contribute to the comfort and conven
ience and complctencaa of the entertain
ment and add to the comfort of thoae at
tending thla year' Aaaembly, 1 being
done by tho management.
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The
I Oregon Gtyl
Jewelers
nrd of exeellence eatiibllahed by former tm injury' la n moat painful one. It la not
Chailtiiuiiia acanliuia. There will be 100
Nervous Women
Their Suffering Are Uiunlly
Due to Uterine Disorder
Perhaps Unsuspected
A MEDICINE THAT CURES
Can we dlnpute
tlwt wll known
fuct that American
tNwotncn are ncr-
voua?
Ml
wr
thought anything aerloua will reaiill.
Suspension Bridge Corner
Alumni Electa Officer
The Oregon City High School Alumni
naancliitlon held Ita annual reunion Fri
day night on the bank of the Clncka
mua river. A hundred or more member
gathered nround n big rampflre, where
lunch waa aerved and a mimical program
waa carried out. An nddreaa of welcome
waa made oy the retiring prealdent, Mr.
Kenneth Latoiirette, which was followed
by n graphophono aelectlon. Mlaa Edith
Cheney Kimg "A Meaange," and the Tel
ford family gave a aelectlon on atrlngcd
Inatrumcnta. MIh Amy Thomn gave n
aoprann aolo and Arthur Draper whlatl
ed. The nnaoclatlnn elected tho following
inttlcera for the cnaitlne year: I'realdent.
Civ Annual Social
The Toung People' Society of Chrla
tlan Kndeavor of the Preabyterlan church
gave Ita annual aoclal and entertainment
laat Krldny night at Shlvety'e oiwra house.
The altnlr waa well arranged and waa
canted out In an admirable manner. The
attendance waa large. Mlaa Gertrude
Kolrclough gave two piano aolo. Joaeph
Jefferson Tlndall, a tenor alnger from
"Onco In tho Purple Twilight." and
"Oood Night, Beloved." Mlaa Margurlte
Shelley, a talented reader of Portland,
pleased the audience with two numbers
and Mlaa Ethel Jackaon played a piano!
aolo. An appreciable number waa the
singing of little Mlsa Mario Freldrlch,
who ang "The Swallows" In a sweet
voice that ahowa great possibilities. Miss
Freldrlch Is a pupil of Mrs. Kathryn
Ward Pope. The Oregon City quartet,
Dr. Hhea Morris, E. E. Taylor, Jn Con
fer, K, "TC Woodward also sang and re
sponded to encores as did also Miss May
ale Foster.
1 low often do we iMi,, .iniil lt.M.tilc: vlce-nresldcnt. Miss
henr the cxprea- j ,.,,.1,,, cauileld; secrelary, iuddun Ga-
sion. "taiuHoncr-1 t,.onlir,.r, ltaiph Mlllan.
fcUhouldllyi " or,
)"l)on't Kpcttlc to! Ha Sl
i.(nte." Little things j i,,t,.r
ifjunnoy you nml Fvm
Sinned the Pledoe
Hurgess. of this' city, has taken
mn oath to abstain from the Inilnlg-
niee of Inlnxlcnnta In any form In the
future. This action on the part of Tlur
gees, who Is a laborer, Is tho result of
excessive dissipation (luring which he
abused his family to tho extent that on
maWft vou Irritiible: voti Clin't sleep,
you are unable to quietly and calmly
perform your daily tasks or care for
your children.
Tho relation of the nerves nnd iron-
Crntivo organs in women i HO close (WO occasions they have been obliged to
that, nlne-tentlm of the nervous pros- ' h ave homo to Insure their personal snf-
trntlon. nervous debility, tho blues, ,.iy, liecomlng repentant after one of his
sleeplessnesH und nervous irritability j ,n.es. I'.urgess was taken In charge by
ariso from soino derangement of tho ilrVi k, a, Hniilngcr and has regularly
organism which makes her a woman, declared Ills Intention of refraining from
Kits of depression or restlessness ana , .. tinlulgenee In llouors of nil kinds bv
Irritnbllltv. Stiirits Otisllfr affected. 80 ! Mi,H,.1ii,inir to n formal nllldavlt. Should
that one tninuto she laughs, the next ))0 V(,it (no 0nth, Hurgess In his afll
minute weeps, l'nln in tho ovaries and , ,t invokes tho "pains and penalties
between the shoulders. Loss of voice; : ()f - prt-jiivol person nnd the wrath of
nervous dyspepsia. A tenrtency 10 cry i ri()() wll0 ,,,, nn observes nil my ne
at the least provocation. All this points onH " nurges todny began working In
to nervous prostration
Nothing will relievo this distressing
condition and prevent months of pros
tration and suffering so surely as Lydia
E. rinlihnm's Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. M K. RhotweU, of 103 Flatbush
Avenue, llrooklyn, N. Y., wrUes:
n local paper mill.
Land Office la Removed
After having been located In this city
for half a century, the Oregon City Land
Olllee at the eloso of business hours to
diiv will be removed to ronuinu wm re mi
tho Waxier building,
Washington streets, bus
General Summary
The past week haa been Bhowery and
coo), especially during the afternoons,
when the temperature was usr.nlly four
or five degrees below normal. Tho rains
have ben benellclal to spring grain, and
the cool days have been favorable for fall
wheat and barley, which Is now heading
and filling nicely. The dump weather has
caused the grain aphis to become more
numeroua In tho Willamette valley,
where many fields of spring wheat and
oats arc badly Infected with this pest.
Oats are turning red In some localities,
and tho crop generally Is not doing as '
well as expected. Forago crops are gen-
crally heavy und pasturage is much bet- j
ter thlm usual at this time of the year. I
l'he llrst crop of alfalfa has been secured
and the second crop promises to be above
the average In quantity. Haying, which ,
has become general, has been delayed j
by the rains, and somo cut hay In the
fields has been more or less Injured by
tho wet weather. Potatoes and gardens
are making splendid growth. Hops, al-
though uneven, nre now making satis- i
factory progress. Cherries are ripe and
plentiful In tho market, although the i
crop Is considered smaller than usual, I
Apples, 'peaches, prunes, and pears con-
IIihio to make good advancement, but
tho fruit crop generally will be lighter
than liBiial, owing to frosts and cold
rains Rt Vim time of pollenissatlon.
i
Having szcut ect the agency lot the
Sttictebake Company for Oregon
City and vicinity, W. L. Blocfe,the
Ftirnitti e man, is now p epa ed to
supply your wants in another way.
THE REPUTATION
of the Sttidebake Company's pro
ducts is too well known to require
any introduction to the people of
this vicinity. The trademark of
STUDEBAKER
"I cannot, express the wonderful relief I , ; ... h .. lf
have- experienced by tok ng LV Went Park and W,
affi'w KSK K l,,, wl.l be oonllnued without any Ir,
.v Kt , ,i,.i, 1. of Aimetlto. 1 eould . terniptlon, beginning tomorrow morning.
not sleep and would walk tho floor almost j Mliny 0f tho records belonging to this
every night, , , . ., , important department were packed and
"f hail throo doctors nid got no bettor, anrt Portland early In the week.
afdimsw," -Led wonder; for.no. celver Whec, tho present force o e
" 1 am a well woman, my norvousness Is all i.nnd Olllee consists of: Mrs. Matilda
gono and my friends say I look ton years Mm1,. nm Miss Minn Kelly, clerks; nnd
yonngorf I Miss Ethel Oraves, contest clerk. The
G. B. Burhano testifies after four years.
O. B. lUuhana, of Carllslo Center, N.
Y writes: "About four years ago I wrote
you slating that I had been entirely cured
of a severe kidney trouble by taking less
than two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure.
It entirely stopped the brick dust sedi
ment, and pain and symptoms of kidney
disease disappeared. I am glnd to say
that I have never had a return of any
of those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed and I am evidently
! cured to stay cured, and heartily recom-
...... i ii. - i ..twinnifi'Mi . . ,, .... ...hi ..... .iiu..,i tt,n 'mend Foley's Kldiicv Cure to any one
W Ul noi mo yuhiuico m I removal or mo omen win "'i v..r,....u , V ,,, i, ,. 4,.i,i
women made strong by Lydia B. rink- 11(1,mllmi of the clerical force which will .suffering from kidney or bladdei t.ouble.
ham's Vegetable Compound convince ,10(,ommnv tho oniee. Register Dresser Huntley Bros. Co.
all women oi Its virtues t ou.v;.j, luu U(HM,Vor mw0 wm reinovo men etmr,,.h
cannot wish to remain sick and weak ,.,,,, to porUlln,i and become perma- Energy alk gone? Headache? Stonuuh
and discouraged, exhausted each day, m,nt ,.(,Hll(,n,s ot that city as soon as out of order? Pimply a case of to.pid.
When yon can be US easily cured aa Uwy vnn m(! drBll,nlli0 houses into which liver. Burdock Wood Hitters will make a i
stands for the best in the way of
Wagons, Buggies and Carriages.
Delay making any purchases until
you have consulted Mr. Block who
will carry a complete line of Stude
haker vehicles.
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O J.Lw o
THE FURNITURE MAN
Main and Seventh Streets Otegon City, Oregon
other women.
new man or woman of you.
to move.