ORIOON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1907.
vVORK ON BRIDGE
ery afternoon from July 5 till the
TnWPBQ rniWDi nTrn July 13, A" w," tak(' l)ur
1UV,UV;) 1-VHmXLltllJ u,Ih cantata will be admitted both
Hiiluriliiyo of tlm CliHiitttuijiia free.
Itcinembitr (lie (Into of next reliearaul,
In tli (i Chautauqua
'II I ft uni'k mi Mm xiiui. I. ..i.i...
tnwiim In ,.n..l..t ,.r,,.t fr puttlnK lHU.mrIun,.
on IhkmIh or covins over tlm cuim to I
nrotoet thnm frmn tlm weuthor. Con
tractor OIiIh In tultlnir down the Iroim
or Jiielm iihihI In lifting tint cnblim.
'Tin mlKlily glail If through," wild
CoiiiiiilMMloimr John Lewellim, who
him hud cIihiko of the renal. "It
linn linen a long ami tedloim Job.
Much of tlm nlil wooil on top of the
lili'iK hml to I in chtiiiii out with a
cIiIncI, A iiiiiii hml to nt down on
hlw hnmU ami Iuikch to rcncli It and
Iiii could work nil ilny ninl you could
liurdly noo thut ho lnul nceoiiiiillMliid
111 llf'll N!flU I llllUII 1 Wllul lllitlk l.lll.y
No tHtlmony of ImiHirtttiico wbh
letter nnd NtronK-r than wbnn now " ,,r"IM",,"(1 ''y ,hw l"f,"",' l tho liny
The cabin, over tho wont pier, or T" M Wo,ln.lny. Mr. i I)y of
tower, were jrk..d up l,lKh enouKh r ntuck to her nlory ,f ,,ttr.ng
to Uko out nil tho unm.und timber ,r,!h"rU "'r '"' U U" T'"'.
... . i .,, , . i , . ""f tot pentonul ri'UHoim, in uo to of
una to duliMtltutH ateel Iichiiih for . ...
,..,,,.,, a Mtri'iiuoim rroHHOxnui nation by
tohh idncim, l'lueed on thnm are j,,)run
heavy kikIiIIor on which rent tlio ca- '
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Governor Varditmnn of MUmIhhIiiI,
who achieved nHtlonnl notoriety by
IiIn rii'lli'itl to u ml ugiiliiNt tho wttro
race, In hIiiiokI converted at a big re
vlvul In JuckMon. Ho kneel, anionic
tho .Inner, but him not yet profe.aed
convention.
Judi Landla of Chlcnxo overruled
ilea. Tho grunt, heavy uprleUtx
lllllr'ild fltlflllllll tllft IflU'lIM tt Mlltuuirl
the work platform, have boon allowed " Ul" l"',",y motlonn of the Stan
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to remain and add HtroriKth to thn
towfrn, tn fact tnako thorn tronKC
than nw.
Tho Iron for flnUhing tho npllclng
of tho cablo end at tho at nldo
anchoragoa canto, Monday, and work
will bo runhoii from now on, o that
tho roncroto tunnola may l put In
and tho icr't, unMlghtly and danger
out hotc-ft flllt'd up.
ELYVILLE MOVING
TO "TENTED CITY."
Mountain View, Juno 27 A quiet
llttlo wedding party wont from tbla
(lare to tho I'roHbytorlan paraonatcn,
lant Baturday nvonlng, where Hov, J.
It. IJuidlMirniiKh united In wodlm-k,
Mr. Thouia t'arrlisj and Mliot Nora
Currlna. Tho brldo haa been a faith
ful and truntworlhy clerk In the a tor
f Kvorhart & Co., for aevoral yeara
and hbn a large circle of friend. The
.groom a partner In tho Hupvrtor
Lumber Co. and la well and favorably
known In thin county. White wo will
mint tho brldo very much tho good
wlHhen of all attend thom In their
new home, an they will ahortly go to
liounekeeplnit near Clarkea at the lum
ber company' camp.
Mr. H, M. C. ltrown In entertaining
Mm. John H. Gladden of I'ortland.
Mr. Hannler In entertaining Minn
Whltcomb, a late arrival from Colo
rado. Kverhart & Co. will clone out tho
KiHidn and clone tho atore In a few
!ny.
Strawberry manon In over and all
liavo done well who have had fleldn
jf thin luncliiun fruit.
Mm. IHirothy (irlttln ban another
daughter added to her family,
Mr. and Mm. Oerber attended the
wedding of a niece at Mt. I'lennunt,
lant TueKdoy.
Mr. Stafford and Mr. WIUU have
moved their families to the tented
city of Morburly. A few more Haw
mllln would depopulate our pntlro
tlirg.
The Sunday achool at thin place will
take a vacation from June no until
September 30 when It will reorganize.
Mm. Matehett Drown han renlgned the
Huporlntendency after having aorved
over two yearn.
Whooping cough In afflicting aeveral
wf tho little folks. I.ylo Currlnn han
leen quite poorly with It for noveral
weokn.
Mm. ltrown and Mm. Gladden vis
ited Mm. John linker uear Heaver
Creek lunt Tuesday.
Mrn. Myern of Nnppa Vino. Wanh...
vlnlted her daughter, Mm. S. V. Frnn
in several days.
CHARGES DESERTION
Margaret Pouter han brought suit
through her attorneys Clark & Lat
ourette, for dlvorco from K. W. Fon
ter. They were married nt Portland,
Feb. 12, lnoo, and have one child,
Ituth, aged five. Tho plaintiff nays
lie (lexortod her In March 19011. Slio
HKks for divorce, cuatody of tho
daughter nnd right to roHiimo hr
maiden nnmo of Margaret Talbert.
J 02 PRESENT AT
CANTATA REHERSAL
dard OH counnel and han ordered all
the big officials of the trunt to apjx'ar
In bin court July 0. Every effort to
minimize tho 2!.2O,000 fine, which
Judge Lund In has the power to Im
pone, to a fino of $20,000 failed and
wan turned Into victory for tho Government
Flro early yenterday at Pino Beach,
a renort filled with hotels of varying
size, rentaurantn, store and pIbco of
amusement Junt outside the James
town Exposition grounds, destroyed 40
to f0 frame structure between Vir
ginia and Maryland Avenue and One
Hundred and Second and One Hun
dred and Third streets, Including Ex
position avenue.
CLARKES PERSONAL
AND LOCAL NOTES
Clarkes, Juno 27 William Duckner
han sold his farm at $20 an aero.
Division No. 14 la putting up Its
metallic circuit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Deck from
Cotton spent Sunday with his grand
parents. Tho German M. E. church Is going
to have Its quarterly meeting next
Sunday.
The grangers will celebrate the
Fourth.
V. Dlx has been visiting his broth
ers' nnw mHl.
Mr. Marquardt wan seen on tho
county road last week pulling fox
glove around his fence.
Elmer Klolnamlth was working for
Durst lant wtek.
Pet Schlewo bus put up a shade on
his barn.
Mr. Sulvaln took a load of wood to
town.
William Donney went to Portland
lant week and bought a new mower.
Henry Klelnsmlth camo home sick
lust week from Mhearlng sheep.
Henry Guenther Is carrying
mall for David Moehnke for a
days.
the
few
EAGLE TO SCREAM
AT SPRINGWATER
Sprlngwater. Juno 27 Grand cele
bration July Fourth In the grove on
Ed Closen'a farm, one-half mile caHt
of Sprlngwater. Banket picnic din
ner. Baseball, sports, races, etc. Lit
erary program. Special arrangements
will bo made for entertaining the
children. Everybody welcome. Come
with well filled bawkets. The oration
will be delivered by Ilarvuy Miller of
I'ortland.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Letter lint for week ending Juno 27,
1D07:
Women's list Dunbar, Miss Annlo;
FoHter, Mm. Annlo; Miller, Mrs. Em
ma.
Men's List Allan, John: Andrews,
II. S.; Bull. Ed; Tuckslnger, Frank;
Miller, Lee; Peterson, Robert.,
Badly Mixed Up.
Abraham Drown, of Wlntertown,
N. Y had a very rominknb.o experi
ence; he says, "Doctors got badly'
mixed up over me; one said heart
disease; two called It kidney trouble;
,. , I the fourth, blood poison, and the fifth
There vvero 102 present nt the ro- 8tomuch and liver trouble; but none
toil of tho cantata, "Months and:of thom holpP(, mo. w,fo
Seasons at the Congregational vlod trying Electric Bitters, which
oh rch ednesday Dr. Heritage Is nro rostorlng niG t0 foct'
n nple mild drill master and the chll- 0o bottle did me more good than
dren all work with zest and earnest-ttU flve doctorB pc,.,,,,,,,.,.. Guarftn.
m-ss. The next rehearsal will be ou t(wd to cure l)ll)(H, , woaknog
lMlday, July C, at tho auditorium InaU(i n BtomRchi llvor nnd kWnn
GladHlono park at 1:40. Take the 'cmplnlntBi by Howcll & j dr
1 o clock car from Oregon City and gists, 50c.
Kvt off at Clackaams Slanon nd Dr. j ' J
Heritage will meet tho children there Co,c and Diarrhoea
and go with them to tlio park. Pains in tho stomach, colic and
All who have come to ono rehearsal diarrhoea nro quickly relieved by the
nro urged to como. Fifty or 100 more , UH0. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
, j i . i ' . , and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
Jiiay Join the chores. .Rehearsal ev- Howell & Jones,
EVERYBODY IS BUSY
AT BEAVER CREEK
Denver Creek, June 27 Hay mak
ing and telephone In the order of the
day. Forty four men were out last
Monday putting up tho metallic cir
cuit on tho Farmers' metallic phone.
Wm, Thomas & Co. are busy mak
ing hay.
William Daniels Is doing kohio pro
fessional carriage painting.
Tho rock road will be completed
about July L
H. P. Imdergon In busy hauling
wood.
Thero will bo a basket social at
tho Beaver Creek hallJune 29, given
by tho Henrld school, Tho program
Is expected to bo excellent. Every
body como and have a good time, No
admission.
Henry Hollman has his big new
barn well under way under tho man
agement of John Weft.
Carl 8teudeman Isbusy making a
blind ditch.
WHIIarn Martin In busy shingling
his now barn.
Henry Henrlcl hauled over some
stage lumber for tho social the other
day.
William Grlsthenwalte and William
Martin, Jr., went fishing last week,
but I guess It was too hot.
The Shannon Brothers will soon
start their mill.
0. Roberts Is busy doing tnasonary
work for Mrs. Edwards.
. A. Thomas Is busy buying wool and
oats.
It. D. Beat Id's family Is back
among us again. Glad to see them.
Whllo working with tho construc
tion gang of the Willamette Pulp &.
Paper company, Thursday afternoon,
I). Davlua was knocked off a platform,
and fell about 15 feet, bruising him
up considerably, but fortunately
breaking no bones. Davles was stand
ing on the platform engaged In loos
ing the ends of the bucket hoisted
by a derrick, when one bucket which
was swinging at the end of the
cable, struck htm and knocked him
off the platform. He was Immediate
ly brought to his home on lower Main
street, where Dr. Carll attended to hla
Injuries.
A Dangerous Deadlock.
That sometimes terminates fatally
Is the stoppage of liver and bowel
functions. To quickly end this con
dition without disagreeable sensa
tions, Dr. King's New Life Pills
should always be your remedy.
Guaranteed absolutely satisfactory In
eery case or money back, at Howell
& Jones' drug store. 25c.
Man Zan Pile Remedy comes put
up In a collapsible tube with a nozzle.
Easy to apply right where the sore
ness and Inflammation exists. It re
lelvrs protruding piles. Guaranteed.
Sold ty Huntley Bros.
TO QUIET TITLE.
The Eastern Investment Co., Lim
ited, has brought suit against J. A.
Llnnenburger to quiet title to the bw
of sec 21. t2s, r5e.
Fraternal Brotherhood.
At a regular meeting of Oregon
City lodge No. 302, The Fraternal
Brotherhood, held In Willamette hall
Wednesday evening, fifteen candi
dates were Initiated. At this meeting
final arrangements were made for the
trolley ride to Portland, on the night
of July 2, when 500 candidates will be
Initiated Into tho order. Tho number
of now candidates Initiated Into the
lodge in this city compares very fav
orably with that of the other lodges,
over 80 having beea received since
April 1. The drill team from the
loenl lodge will assist In putting on
the floor work In Armory hall. R. A.
Sawyer, president-elect of this lodge,
will act as Superior Vice President at
the meeting, tho second hlchest
office in the order. After the initia
tory work Is finished, a grand banquet
will be served.
Tennant Hewitt.
Bertha D. Jfewltt and Loland 8.
Tennant were quietly married at the
home of the bride's aunt, Mrs, Fred
I). Hlrnrnons, on Seventh and Adams
street, at 4 o'clock, Thursday after
noon. Only a few relatives were pres
ent at tho ceremony, which was per
formed by the Rev. R. C. Blackwell
of the M. E. church. The bride has
for the last two years been teaching
In the State Normal school at Drain,
and the groom resides In Alameda,
Cul. They will make that state their
homo.
The forty first birthday anniversary
of William Andresen was remember
ed by a few of his friends In a happy,
Informal surprise, Wednesday even
ing, at bis home, COO Jefferson street.
Whist was the principal amusement
of the evening and the prizes were
won by Mrs. 1L IS. Straight and Mrs.
Belle A. Sleight. A delicious repast
wan served. Of course It Isn't bard
to surprise a man, and although Mr.
Andresen won't own to being sur
prised the company are well enough
satisfied.
Eurl C. Stevens of Montana Is visit
ing his sisters, Misses Nellie and
May Stevens. Mr. Stevens recently
was graduated frbm Columbia University.
E. B. Kllse, the former Molalla man
who was taken 111 tn Oregon City,
Tuesday, when be arrived here from
Nevada, was taken to a Portland hos
pital, Thursday forenoon.
The Sunday school of the Congre
gational church picnicked at Fern
Ridge Thursday. There was a good
crowd In attendance with well filled
baskets and everyone had a delight
ful day.
Carlton and Lee Harding, two civil
engineers of Altamont, Cal., arrived
In the city Wednesday evening for a
month's visit with tbelr parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Harding. Miss
Nelta Harding will arrive from Eu
geno, Thursday.
TH
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Pourtlh of Ju!y
CELEBRATION
WILL BE HELD AT
m
ilwattkie. 0?e.
1 00 PRIZES GIVEN AWAY.
Fourteen teachers from the High
land school in Portland picnicked on
tho Tualatin Wednesday. Miss Ad
die Clark, who has been a teacher
there the past year, was with them.
Twenty-five hundred boxes of straw
berries have been picked this season
from the James Downey fruit farm at
Willamette. The strawberry crop is
over with them and they are picking
raspberries.
H. Blgelow, the sawmill man of
Maple Lane bought a surrey this
week of Duane C. Ely.
Milwaukie Band engaged for the whole day and evening.
BIG PARAE AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.
Estacada Baseball team will play the Oak Grove team la the morn
ing and the Milwaukie team Vill play the winners in the afternoon.
Races, Games and all Kinds of Entertainments.
$500 FIRE WORKS DISPLAY ON THE RIVER FRONT AT NIGHT.
Prominent Bpeakers will address the multitudes. Beautiful,
shady grounds with running streams and lakes. Bring the whole
family. A good time for every-body.
Big Dance at the Town Hall in the evening. Music by the Milwau-
L la Ront
ALL ROADS AND BOATS LEAD TO MILWAUKIE.
George Lazelle purchased a. new
wagon of Duano C. Ely, for Mountain
Ash farm, at Twilight, Wednesday.
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Artisans, In the weekly meeting on
Thursday evening, will have a large
class up for initiation. About 20 ap
plicants passed tho medical examina
tion at a recent meeting.
Here's Good Advice.
O. S, Woolever, one of the best
known merchants of LeRaysville, N.
Y., says: "If you are ever troubled
with piles, apply Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. It cured mo of them for good
20 years oro." Cures every sore,
Howell & Jones' drug Btore.
Summer cougns and colds yield at
once to Boo'a Laxative Cough Syrup,
contains honey and tar but no opiates.
Children like It. Its laxative qualities
recommend t to mothers. Hoarse
ness, coughs, croup yield- quickly.
Keep 'It on hand. Sold by Huntley
Bins.
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To Milwaukie only.
I Via Lent's Junction, daily except
Sunday, leave on Sundays, 4:30 a. m.
A. M. figures iu Homan; P. M. In
black.
Knapp & Nobel
New line of imported and do
mestic Cigars just received
All Kinds of Smokers' Goods.
714
Mala - Street
Mt. Hood beer. It's the Ueer. C. W. i DhnnA? Pacific 2692
Kelly. 240 Alder St. ' j Y )VC$ Home H
YOUR SAVINGS INVESTED
with us will be a working asset, good to
keep and tohave for an emergency or op
portunity. Wise is the man who has his
capital, no matter how small, deposited
where it is at wrk earning more capital.
The Bank of Oregon City
areful of Your Property
One of the secrets of our success
in the Baggage and Transfer Business
Safes, " Piano and Furniture Moving
Williams Bros. Transfer Co.
Phones, Office 1121, Residence 1833
525 Main Street
H. E. CROSS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Real Estate,
Loans, Inaurnncp
Main Street,
OREGON CITY
GEORGE C. BROWNELL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Phone: Main 521 Office in Caufield Bldg., Main and Eighth Sts.
W. S. U'REN c. SCHUEBEL
U'REN & SCHUEBEL
ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW DEUTSCHER ADVOKAT
Will practice is. all courts, make collections and settlements of estates Furmai.
abstracts ol title, lend you money on first mortgage. Office in ENTERPRISE
Building, Oregon City, Oregon. ,
J. E HEDCES f: r. CRIFFITH
HEDGES & GRIFFITH
-LAWYERS-
Rooms 10-13 Weinhard Building, opposite Court House