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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1908. TWO) RK8)m& Out Sale has met with such an unprecedented success that we have concluded to continue the same for another TWflD W3BIBIKS This will positively end the bargains we have been giving. Don't forget thit t!m includes our entire line of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, etc. If you have not bought yet, do so now. Get readv for the YTinier at noicuious prices. sk to ask for our Bridge Corner on 7th and j LOCAL BRIEFS Mm ('. (iolilitmltli fiffr nil I'nl HitiN nt KM'Kt ri'iliu'llon. Agwiry fur tlm ri'lcilirnlt'il Ml. MkiiI llrMr I'loiiDir TriiHdr ('. Ikitli ihiiiii. Wlllluin WIhii, who In liitiircntml In tlm ()ln Crm-k ItlllK-H, III Ori'KOtl 1 '11 y InHt wii'k on a ttiinllH' trip. Mr niul Mm. IhIIu I- I'nrtnr nuil nun linva Ih'imi vlnltliitf wllli rolntlvi'ii In ( '(irvntllH, Imvlnit gnno tlicro to TliiuikniilrliiK. Mm. Ijiwri'iirn llnrrln. (if KuKn, ufiiT v I 1 1 1 n k nl t ho limiiii of lnr Hln I it. Mm. J. J. CikiKk, fi'ltiriii'il to linr liuiii" Huiiilny, , Mm. Toilit, of lliililianl, tin ri'turn nl lo linr hiiun', ftT ft brli'f vlult wild ri'lntlvc In rortlnnd mid frlfinln In Ort-ifon t'lly. Joliii Hnyi'knr tint li'fl tlm city to work In thl nml iiilmm In a Wiinru Hiiiliv It In irolinlilo that hl fumlly will Join lilm ni'it MprliiK. Mr. HrliiK" n Hint bIih-o aim Ixiiidit n rolTi'o mill mill tclixl hor KolKur'n (iolili-n (into Coltu, .Mr. U. iwvrr coiiiplnliu nliunt tlm colTco. Mm. A. 8. Drciwnr nml hIkIit. Mini An Jlalnl. ro In Dri'Kon City Krl tiny, ImrliiK coma Iiitk to nttt-nj the (iiiinrnl of Ihn lain Mr. E. M. Ltuur flto, Arthur Mrnn. of IVmlli'lnn, nd i HlniliMii of (tin I'nlvcrBlty of Oregon, led Huiiilny to ronuiiw III tiiillti, nflnr vlnlilnit wllh flreinU In Ori'Kn Clly. Mm. lli'lieern Turncy. who line bwn roufliinil for thu nt month wllh mnlnrlnl fever nt tlm homo of tier ilniiKliter, Mm. Ilnrvey Knrmer, I blo to lie out Knln. Ml. Kulalle Hcliueliel, ntudciit of llm Allmny Colli'K, nftcr npctHlliiH her vac n i ! hi with her (inrontu, Mr. nml Mm. ('. Kclmeliel, lii thin city, left Humluy for Allmny. All trlmnieil llntn nt reduced prlcen. Minn ('. (liildHmlttl. ' The ndilltlon to the K. C. Cnmn li.r- nemi hn on Meveiitli ntreet linn licet! completed, nnd tho room I to be used us n woik nsim, wniio mo room tor- merly used ns a wink room will bo for Ihn illHplnylng of harness. Mrs. W. A. White nml Mrs. Geo. C. Ilrowncll left Hnturdny for Canby, where they hnd a prom Incut pnrt In the Sunday school convention, which enlivened nt that place lust week. Mrs, ('. A. NiimIi, who Is president of tho iirgnnUallon, left Krldny for Canby. i:. C. Iliiioks left Saturday for Sa lem where ho Is Interested In a mov ing picture show. Mr. and Mm. llnsiks were the first lo start tin iimuicmcnt of this kind In thin city, nnd through their efforts In giving to the public high class entertainment lhc) havo done well 111 tho business hero. (lid your hut now for Thmilisglvliig nt a reduction. Mis ('. Goldsmith. Miss Mniy Mitchell, who left this idly the latter part of May. for the Harlow Toll (lute, ban returned to Oregon Clly. and resumed her ponl Hon In the Hly Drygoods store. Miss Mitchell' brother had charge of the Toll gate during the summer month.s, nnd b returned with her ns fur as Sandy, their home'. Miss Mitchell m pen I sevrrnl weeks with her parcnl.i lit that place before returning here. Our Success In dun lo tho uniform high grnde dentistry that Is iilwnya done nt thin olllco. Plate Work Wo nro doing mure plntn work than any threo denial of fices In Oregon City. We do It for lesa money nnd guarantee a fit. i BRIDGE At crown and bridge work and fin gold filling we et the pace. livfore you have your dental work done come nnd talk It over with un. Free examination. No gns. No cocaine. Extracting Fre and Painle when teeth are ordered. OREGON DENTAL PARLORS Ovr Harding' drug tor. A wrltttn guarantee with all work. li-l Premium Tickets. Mm. ('lit iHilun Hllver, who wn III with typhnld fever for nix week, hllK reMimed her innl(loii with W. I. Illork'n Hloin. Mr mid Mm. II. II. Tnlior hv rn- turned to their home In thin city, nf ler n nevernl inoiitliN' ntny wllh their noli, u Him l It llnkoln. Mlm AiiKellmi Wllllninn. an IliHtruc tor In the I'nlvemlty of OrcKoti. nftcr pi'iiilliiK her ThiiiiliKiilvliiK vuniiloii with her mother. Mm. J. It. William, him returned to KuKcmt. Mr. mid Mm. Mortimer Ijilourcttn, who hnvn lieen iMxiipyliiir rixim. nt Mm. Itolierln' on Mnln ntreet, have moveil to Die new IlitrrU titiiiKiilow on Kourteenlh nnd Mnln ntreet. Mr. nml Mm. II. II. Cnrtll.lK, who were rnlleil lo VIII!iiiiiKKirt, Indlnnit, hy the ninlden ilmlli of the latter' fnther, will leave thin week for their home, nrrl vlni? hero next Humlny. Ilnd Ixiys will not Jump over your fenre If linrlieil wire In Htretched over the top. Krniik IIiihi'Ii In "filing u new kind of wire of 2000 feet cover IttK cnpnrlty lo one hiimlred piiundn. Clmrlm HoIiIhoii, Norwood Chnruiiitl. Itnymoud Cnulleld. Mix Nletn llnrd ItiK, MIkk Jullelto Cronn. of thn I'nl vemlty of OreKon, returned to Kit Rene Huiiilny nfter npendtiiK their Iioll dnyn In thin city. MUn Itnnin StnlTord, of tho trnlnltiR dcirtuietit of the Ktnto Normnl, Mon mouth, who hnn hoeti npendliiK her ThnnkMKlvliiK vnrntlon with lirr pnr eiiu. Mr. mid Mm. W. II. Htnfford, nt Mount I'lennnnt, left Humlny to ro- nuinn her uiltlen. MIk Helen lilcnnon. who left hero In the Knll for Hi-ppncr. whuro aho hnn lieen eiiKiiKed III (caching In tho Hcppiicr High Kcliooi, hnn returned to thin city on account of lllnenii, and will prolinhly remnln until after the ClirlKtmiiK holldnyn. Mr. 1 1 ml Icy, who recently purCinn d the Wheeler Church properly on Heventh treet, hnn moved hln family from Corvnllln lo thin clly, where ihcy nro to open n honrdlng tiouna. Thu double hoiuie nml tho two lot hrought a price of $;!i)oo. Mr. nnd Mr. Church linvc moved to tho William Slicaliun houno n Monro ntreet. Mr. nnd Mm. M. Illnlr. of Hubbard wr tll or,.K,m city Krldny niiirnlnR OI, thir wny h0mo from Vniicouver, Wash., where they hnd been spend ing a few day with friends, and hero they spent Thanksgiving. Mrs. Illnlr, who arrived In Oregon City Wednesday, was met here by her litis bnnd, who hnd Just returned from a trip to Viola, where he had ncom pniiled County Surveyor llungate, Mr. Illnlr being one of the members of the board of road viewers. Mr. Illnlr Is one of Hubbard's well known farmers. Particular Men ARE PLEASED WITH OUR LAUNDRY WORK BECAUSE IT IS DONE RIGHT, BECAUSE WE GET IT OUT THE DAY WE PROMISE IT AND BE CAUSE WE GUARANTEE IT. GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER. YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT. CASCADE LAUNDRY Phone Main 93. Third and Main Street. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF OREGON CITY AT OREGON CITY, IN TUB STATE OP OREGON AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS NOVEMBER 27, 1908 RESOURCES. lyoiuu and discounts $165,592.93 Overdrafts, secured and un secured 1,833.53 lloliilH, securities, etc 346,670.84 Hanking house, furniture, nnd llxturcB 27,977.57 Other real estate owned.. 3,988.51 Current Expense 3,184.74 Duo from approv ed reserve banks $152,239.41 Clncks and other cash Items.... 304.67 Cash on hand... 63,168.85 215,712.93 Total $764,961,05 STATE OF OREGON, County of Clackamas. as. I, E. O. Caulleld, Cashier of the swear thnt the above statement is belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of December, 1908. C. H. DYE, Notary Public. your neignoour it Mam Sts. SOCIETY Dr. nnd Mm. IIiikIi H. Mount re turiieii Monday from a nojourn of ncv- ernl iiinnthn In New York City. Mon day night about 15 of hln friends pro '"'I I" "'' Ganong rnnch abovu Caiiemiih nnd gave the doctor mid bin bride a Kxid old fiiHiiioned charivari, mid the nouiid of gun, tin cunn, cow in bout of frlnndn, who extend to (liL-m ludln nnd whlntlen n I untied tho rent- .their hearty congratulation and be.', dent of Ciuiemah. Tho member of Jwlnhc. Ihn party did not go empty handed, mid lifter tho llrnt loud blunts they The Fruternal Brotherhood will or were invited In and spent a merry ganUe a filiform Rank and tho char evening. I ti-r In expected to reach here next j Wednesday night. Tho company will UKt Sunday' Oregonlnn has tho K,url wl,h 45 niember. and ;bc meiii followlng of Interest to Oregon City '"'rii ur" l""klug forward to their trip people, as Mr. Walls formerly resided here; A very pretty wedding wnn that on Wednesday evening of Mis Gertrude lliillln, (laughter of Mr. nnd Mr. A. F. Halllll. of C14 Hast Oak street, to Hay llrnndon Wnlls. Rev. A. II. Mln- nker performed tho ceremony. The bride wan charming In a gown of white embroidered silk and carried a lmuq.net of white chrysanthemum. The bridal party entered to the strain of "liiihengrln," played by Mr. C. H. ('lenient. Mis ilnllcy, of Spokane, Wnsh., who wnn the mnld of honor, woro n gown of yellow mull over yel low silk nnd cnrrled yellow chrys anthemums. Arthur Wager wan best mun. Tho rooms were beautifully decorated In chrysanthemum and green. Mr. and Mr. Wall left for Tlllmnook. where they will reside. "Tho Great Cntntropho," In tho title of a two-act comedy to be given at Mcliughlln hall on the last night of the fair, which I to bo given by the ladle of St. John' Catholic church, December 12. Tho following la the cast of character: "Jack Kennard," a Tallilnt lover, Frank lnergan; "Dennis Mulllgnn." who cnused the catastrophe, I'hllllp Sinnott; "Den Trap," an English Coachman with g(H)d expectations. Carl Moore; "Rob ert Drew," tho old man himself. Dr. Clyde Mount; "Violet Drew," hi daughter, Miss CI Barclay Pratt; "Dorothea Primrose." a governess with nerve, Mlsn Martha France Draper; "Tilly Craig," a ntago struck maid, Miss Knthryn Sinnott. Oregon Uxlgo, No. 3, I. O. O. F., met on Thursday night, nnd the fol lowing otllcers were elected; Noblo Grand, Harry M. Shaw; vice-grand, Hugh Matheson; treasurer, J. F. Clark; recording necretary, U 11. Fenster; flnnnrlal secretary, II. V. Trcmbath. The olllcers will be In stalled the first meeting In January. The ' marriage of Miss Mnicmvt Goodfcllow, and Dr. Iuls A. Morris, was soletnnlml at tho home of the bride's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert J. Goodfcllow, Wednesday night nt K::t(l o'clock. Rev. T. F. liowen, oflk't- atlng. The wedding was a very quiet nUalr, only the Immediate relatives being present. The bride, who was Nieta Barlow Lawrence CONTk'ALTO VOCAL CULTURE. CONCERT WORK Phone Main 1794 1206 Washington Street. LIABILITIES. Capita! stock paid in $ 50400.00 Surplus fund 50,000.00 Undivided profits, less ex penses nml tnxes paid... 2,000.00 Individual depos its subject to check $397,657.29 Demand certifi cates of deposit 111,649.18 Time certificates of deposit 135,584.13 Savings deposits 35,694.52 662,585.12 Reserved for taxes....... 375.93 Total $764,961.05 above named bank, do solemnly true to the best of my knowledge and E. G. CAUFIELD, Cashier. CORRECT AtteBt: CHARLES H. CAUFIELD, T. L. CHARMAN, GEO. A. HARDING, Directors. ne was saushed. Yours, for seasonable OREGON CITY, OREGOFJ jntllrcil In Allco blue "Ilk orKiiinllc, wan intended by MIhh Mnrjorlo 'Cnuflcld. , Frederick Nclnon acted an bent man. The houHo wan prettily decorated with cbrysantbomum and ferns. A luncheon waa served, after which Dr. and Mrs. Morrl left for their hom-i on Minn at reel. Mis uooillellow is - .one of Oregon Cltyn'niont DODular young women, whllo Dr. Norrls hi ell known as olio of the leading dentist of tho city. Dr. and Mr. Morris havo to tho Alaska-Yukon exposition at Seattle, on July 19, 1903. Tho Frater nal llrotherhood liiltia'ed 31 member last Monday night, and they have es tablished campaign nca-lniatiers In the llarclay building. The Ladle Guild and Daughter of the King, of St. Paul Church will hold their annual bazaar next Satur day at Willamette Hall. A choice se lection of useful and fancy articles will bo offered for sale. Supper will be served at 6: JO. Ticket 2b cents each. Tho "Market" for the sale of edible will be held at the same time and place. Mr. Charle V. Pope, who ban been 111 for the past three month, and who ha been spending the pant month wllh her mother, Mr. John McQiiInn, of Portland, returned to this city Sunday where she will re main for several day before going to Claukanio, where she will visit with Miss Mary Conyera. Mm. Charles 0. Albright and daugh ter, Miss Uessle, were In Oregon City on Saturday visiting with frieud. Mrs. Albright I making a short visit with her sisters in Portland, and her daughter, who spent her Thanksgiv ing vacation In that city, is attend ing the Pacific University at Forest Grove. De Witt's Cnrbollied Wltfh Hazel Salve. Best salvo for burns, scratch - es, and hurts. It I especially good for pile. Sold by Jones Drug Co. A man has to work harder to be a pour farmer than he does to be a giud one. REAL ESTATE L. and W. M. Moore to S. Rayner Lots 3 nnd 4, block 30. Root's Add to Marshlleld; $;!r,0. W. W. Smith to S. Rayner Lots 1. 2, 3, 4, 5. ti, 7, and 8, block 18, Root's Add to Miirshlield; $100. Estacada State Hank to B. R. Gra ham l,ots 3 and 4. block IS, Zobrist Add to Estacada: $100. A. Knight et al to A. M. Knight BIG LAND OPENING On January 20, 1909, at Roseburg, Oregon, 91,500 acres are to be with drawn from the Umpqua Forest Re serve. This embrace some of the finest dairy and timber land in Sen ton, Lane, Douglas and Coo Counties. Not all of this land is subject to entry. For $2.50 we will tend you prepaid 18 large lithographic townsnlp map with above vacant lands colored hereon. Also full instructions as to dates, manner of filing, etc., etc., The Douglas County Abstract Co. Successor to Frank E. Alley, ROSEBURG, - - OREGON. FISHING TACKLE The place fo buy Large Assortment Prices Reasonable C.G. OREGON cmr The Home of Sportsmen 44 Uoat put it ott, bargains, 13.21 acres In T33, R1E; II. (iludstono Real Estate Asnn. to R. S. Warren one acre In Gladstone; l.inn I F. Mudgett to U Glthen 25 acre ; In t4s, r3e; 1. i L. fjlthen to F. Mudgett 25 acre In t4s rHo- 1400 I s i' nnnH,,tnh 'in w W. LI n ten i Mock 48 and fractional block : County Add to Oregon City; $15 E, 550. M. J. Welsh to William and Jan. Shannon I-ot 7, block 156 Oregon City; $1200. J. P. Shannon to W. E. Shannon 40 acre in t4, r4w; $1000. M. M. Charman to H. Hrown Lot 1. 2, 3. 4, 9 nnd 10, block H, Clackamas Heights; $1. E. B. Charman to H. Brown Lots 1. 2. 3, 4. 9. and 10, Block H, Clack amas Heights; 9147. State of Oregon to H. N. LaDow 40 acre in section 36. t5s, r2e; 1100. H. N. LaDow to F. White 10 acre In section 36, t5s, r2e; $200. J. J. Thornton to J. E. Butson 9.64 acre In 3 lw; $2900. U Tucholke to Mer. Tr. & Inv. Co. 120 acres In 2 2e; $10. A. U Hickman to M. Van Donge A tract of land In Pleasant Place Add to Oregon City; $50. School District No. 107 to E. O. Ball 20 acres In 1 le; $1. W. N. Warnock to S. Warnock 80 acre In 4 4e; $1. C. Wellman to A. Wellman 69 acres In 2 3e; $1200. C. Wellman to F. Wellman 60 acres In 2 3e; $1200. C. Wellman to A. Wlese 25 acres In 2 3e; $1000. S. Warnock to J. R. Millard 80 acres In 4 4E; $1800. H. Blacker to A. J. Evans Lots 2, 3. block 2, Canby; $1. A. P. Young to W. E. Purdy 48 acres In 3 lw; $2400. Estacada State Bank to Western Lumber & Fuel Co. Lot 1, Block 5, Estacada; $300. Sandy Land Co. to to". Davie Lot, 8, block 8, Sandy; $175. 1. Schurman to F. Wellman 60 : acres In section 4, 2 3e; $600. ' I. Schurman to A. Wellmann 69 acres In section 4, 2 3E; $600. t O. A. Palber to R. Tassell A tract ' of land In section 1, 2 3e; $10. E. M. Evans to HI White 95 acres 1 'n c'a'm 02. t3s, r3e; $4000 J. Gardiner to J. Gardiner Lot 4 block 15. Oswego; $1. E. Descamps to A. Flechelle Lots j 5. 6,- 7, and 8, block 18, Robertson; I $650. W. D. Freeman et al to E, Schultz, ! the V. H of the S4 of E4 of sec tion 32. 2 le; and section 5 In 3 4e. W..T. Freeman to J. P. Freeman WH of S 4 of E 4 of sec. 5, 3 4e; and Sec. 32. 2 4e; $1. J. T. Apperson to G. E. Loder Lot 28, Apperson Add to Gladstone; $125. B. Dlttman to H. P. Goss Lots 1, 2, Redlnnd; $950. Clackamas A. & T. Co. to O. V. I Eastham 100 acres In C 2E; $10. j lllbernln Saving Hank et al to F. C. Barow et al Lots In Milwaukle Park; $1. M. Brlggs to Hibernla Savings Bank j Ut 15. block C; $1. F. Stewart to S. Stewart SO acres In Section 2, 7 E; $1. L. Toedtemeler to H. F. Turner A strip of land 30 feet wide In 3 le; $1. II. Balston to Wm. Llllle A piece of land In Abernethy D. L. C. In 2 2e; $1S7.50. P. Knrr to W. Rosenan 1.59 acres in section 32. In 1 2e; $2C0. J. Ross to C. Moran 2.11 acres In Peter Rlnoarsoti D. L. C. In 2 2e; $2050. J. W. Loder to G. Dunmlre Lots 15 and 16. block 29, Gladstone; $200. W. Melllen to A. Mellien A piece of land In Darling's Add to Oregon City;, $1.00. A. Melllen to A. Melllen A piece of land In Darling's Add to Oregon City; $1. L. Bodean to A. Lekberg 20 acres In section 25, in 1 3e; $2500. A. Abrahamson to C. Chrlstlanson block 62, Prunelands; $1.00 et al. F. White to W. A. Dlmick Undi vided Mi interest In NE 1-4 of SW 1-4 of Sec. 36, 5 2e; $1. C. Bodewlg to J. N. Elliott 40 acres In section 14, 3 3e; Valuable. C. Fny et al to II. Euke 177.72 acres In Holmes D. L. C. No. 60 In 3 le; $3575. C. Cardlnell et al to H. Euke 129.81 acres in Helnies D. L. C. No. 60 In 3 4e; $1425. CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT A TRUST COMPANY. Land Titles Examined. Abstracts of Title Made. Office over Bank of Oregon City. JOHN F. CLARK, Mgr. Summons. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Clackamas County. Chas. M. Hallberg, Plaintiff, vs Anna Hallberg, Defendant To Anna Hallberg, above named de fendant: In the name of the State of Oregon, now is the time, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled court on or before tbe 16th day of January, 1909, said date being after the expiration of six weeks from the first publication of this ummons, and if you fall to ap pear and answer said complaint, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In the complaint, to-wlt: For a Jecree dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between plaintiff and de MORRIS Selected from tbe best lines in the market. We offer a limited amount of Oak Frame Morris Chairs with Velotir or Imitation Leather Cushions at $5.85 COME EARLY FRANK BUSCH Hardware and Furniture FIVE-MINUTE TALK How to Keep Anj CHICKEN LICE MITES COCKROACHES AND BED BUGS For Vboi Ymr by ft Slnglo Application of AVENARIUS CARBOLINEUM (German Wood Pr.Mrv.r.) Non-DOtKonoua. Sanitary Odor. Put up In llthojtruphed cam only Don't In your dealer ! you a worthing imitation. FOK SALE BV ALL I1EALKKS. Cmrbollneum Wood Frearrvlnn Co roriuuiu, ur. IWIBCSSI&ZS Milwaukee, Wis. Nfw York. N. I. 8u Francisco. Cat. Fisher, Thosen 8 Co. Wholesale Agents. lept. 13. Portland UregOD Write for Testi monials. t$JX Careful of Your Property One of ihe secrets of our success in the Baggage and Transfer Business Safes, Pianos and Furnituc Moving Williams Bros. Transfer Co. Phones, Office 1131. Residence 1833 525 Main Street D. C. LATOX7RXTTB President THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of OREGON CITY , OREGON CAPITAL, 160,000.00. Transact a General Banking luslnet. Open from t A. M. U S P. M. and don't forget fendant This summons Is published by order of Hon. Thomas A. McBrlde, Judge of tbe above named court, which or der wan made and entered on the 21st day of November, 1908, and the time prescribed for publication thereof is six weeks, beginning December 4, 1908, and continuing each week there after to and including Friday, Janu ary 15, 1909. GEO. C. BROWNELL, Attorney for Plaintiff. CHAIRS loNLY ONE GENUINE THERE IS ONLY ONE GENUINE CARBOLINEUM, THAT 18 THE AVENARIUS CARBOLINEUM. THERE IS A CHEAP IMITATION ON THE MARKET THAT IS BE ING OFFERED AT FROM $1.00 TO $1.25 PER GALLON. THE H GENUINE AVENARIUS CAR BOLINEUM IN QUART CANS 50 CENTS, AND ONE GALLONS AT K$1.5o WILL DO ALL THAT IS Ihrt kl CLAIM ED FOR IT. INSIST ON Sj THE GENUINE, TAKE NO THER. PUT UP IN LITHO GRAPH CANS AND SOLD IN OREGON CITY. F. J. METER, Cashier Vifjjy
