MORKIKO ENTERPRISE. SATURDAY. SEPTEMKKK 0
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CITY OFFtClAi. NEWfAfCR.
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THE MORNING ENTERPRISE
la os aala at taa foUovteg stores o
ary ayt -
- Haatler Broa. - Drata -
Mala StraeC
J. W. McAaaity Ocars
Sarreath aa4
. Mala aear Sixth.
. L K. Daaa CoaXattioaary
, Nt door to P. (X
' Oty Drag Stora
Electric HoteL
' Schoeabora Coaiactioaar
Saaeatli aad X Q. Aaajaa,
lo-wmu. C Bond. strooo-er.
acted for hla ooaervatloaa
,oa Barara aad tba Axed atara. bora:
OeA 1S.
1560-rrtaldtat nttaaore aaracd the
act admit tlsg CaDforala as a atata
1909-CeaeraI Edward M. McCook.
drll war Vetera a. ooe of tbe "ogbt
tng McCooks" of Ohio, died la
Chicago: bora 1S3X I'-dward
Heary Barriaua. taaacter aad
raQaaad bailder. died ' at Arden.
Oraaga ewaaty. 2L T-: bora IMS.
Thirty Hrea lost whea ferryboat
aaak la Lata MtrhUeaa.
TSTO Lloyd W.- Bowers, aeflrttur geav
eral of tbe Catted State, died la
Maaa.: bora tSSO.
- ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
(Ftosb boob today to boob tomorrewj
Saa acta S IX rtoes 531;
tfC a as.
BLOTTING OUT OLD LINE.
The greatest accom plishnsen t of
V mlAlmm h. Ik. !. Qn.il.
waa tho obliteratloB of the last faint
traces of the Mason and Dixon Hoe."
exclaiaied eotae speaker at the recent
Teaaioa of the United Spanish War
Veterans at Oklahoma City, says the
St. LovJs Glabe-DemocraL This was
becaaae volanteera from both aides
of the Une were in that short con
flict. Th aame thing was often said
It seems to he true.
Bat If the overtures of the Repnb
. lican party had been met in a like
spirit by tbe other aide the Mason
aao uun une vuuiu oae va
erased long before the Spanish war
of 1S8. President Grant, the man
who, at Appomattox, gare the beat
- K. MOWCIMw as pajkBiaoc.j
w."mu"iMSJLJ 'w 'otT i
City, Onr. ! ah Act at Iknti
, lit." I
"-' 'mm at imitftm '
Cm Year, Ml .
Sta HmiW ay vil
1 aW4aBJtaBaV W ASALsna
aMafl IWirtMM .IK
m yr Usm ftr pa .tec
Hfjas tnaVaaCtaaTA a) - Xaw?
Baa i)n W Jm rrst saw, saw Mh
JotW Bm. ' ' V"
Wun Fsr Sate. T Kmc at, saw
m a fwat am Tlia; mmm ksB mmmt
est ltl 1 1 1
Rates far sOiuttsBaa a A Wwtlr
Cansrtaa wa aw tha ! aa ha tae
Ml!;, ear liIHiaali mm eaaaaevB
aar 6 !. BJlMas ta aa m Hsieaas
la tia itum trmmm tha Bally a taw esak
r saasai aim, tba raa are ba a
aa tar raa ajjaaai. as las aa
aJrqT to'aakatn' kl 'taLatfainat'ill
Ua laKtaitaa
lml atmttalaa at laaal at HitaMn
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7 rfcrraa UnrfMkf ai rial a laitial
i flm iaa at lac la He aa laaa, nwi I-
mmUr - r
Tk adr aa4 Baafera taW aataar.
' Jaata aVc tacfc fa-at ainaa;aAii-
'terms to Lee that were ever offered
by any victor to a vanquished foe. ap
pointed many exXonfederatea to gov
ernment posts, aa did all hla Republi
can successors. In several Republi
can cabinets ex-Confederates sat. Re-
them to all aorta of stations, political,
diplomatic and Judicial. They have
represented the country at the courts
of many Old World nations. A short
time ago a Republican president ap
pointed a former Confederate soldier
to the post of chief Justice of the So-
Opportunity Forever
Knocking.
Economy Key to
Success
Br HENRY CLEWS. Prominent New York
Banker .'.
fd HE ides that opportnnitj knocks once at every man's door is
71 . a FALLACY.' Opportnnitj U a CONTINUAL KNOCK--ehse
Eli, snL paradoxicallj, ber every knock ia s boost if tba)
man lsnAbejoJjo. g?iiL
Tbe fellow tbst makes up bis mind to s thing snd does not waver
and bits bis opportunities as tbey are thrown at him niually scores
in tbe end. '..'-'.;' t "'
U- THE REASON Or THE FAILURES Of. THE MAJORITY OF TMt
YOUNG MEN TODAY, MANY OF WHOM MIGHT HAVE MADE A
rCTTUNE. LIES IN THE FACT OF THEIR SPENDING ALL THEY
CARN, THUS LETTING SLIP BY ANY POSSIBLE CHANCE OF THEIR
CIING ON -EASY STREET iFTER "rHE WILD OAB HAVE BEEN
i,' ' r" ' ;
"'"-" a, a ysare a'aawnas-'--
BB
Barty
folates betoaged to ft !
(MM that at tae kwUmL
oe
Tarongn the oEorta of Director.
I Ceases! OUU u4 ta
I Cossaacrtial Coagreea to
f roeaots
mtWt
westward travel via the
rcata, th whole mu BJ
greatly tatereeted la Sua
plana. A big cMfwtiN of eoetaera
... ..I. ... . . . .
iCOBuMraii bobsu wui ue Base mourn
la Mesapais. to tale aa thia matur
mi adopt eosapreaeasiTw plane Air
eUrectlng travel to Saa Diego Umik j
the m South, which la teeatlag wtt
opportaaltlaa taat
vuU to aaov
' to straarrra aa4
aa
Taa raflavy atrfka ta Graat Briuia
la aaid to kara aa4 oa taa aaaar
aac at taa goTaraaMait that It iU
aatborla U Ua to lacraaaa traffic
rata la oroer to offaet tao Iacrasc4
vase. So It term Ut. I ft-!
traoa Uada, t la tao boot -aJtimata ;
to at sat aa.taallr foot t
taa biU.
t4 oa a r
carriara la aaU aow to aotra taa prob
Vrm of flrlac at aaropiaaos. How sock
a waapoa oaM a cSactlrely alsaioo
raaoaiaa to a aaowa. Tae oar
Uoai irova' taat efforts to arcpara for
ta aerial aattleabJa alMMOd a aloaf
tae liaa of perfccUac tba aixt.
larsiBC ta caliber aa laactacnlas
ta raasa of aharpakbotar rtflea, aad
traiaiac aea tor tbeir apeadlax aa4
moat aecaxata aao.
CARLEY LECTURE POSTPONE a
Ovlag to tke taelelncacT. of .tka
weather oaly m few peraoaa Vent to
Skireljr's Opera Hooae 4at night to
aear Mrs. Georca Carter tectum oa
'Redaciac tae Cost of Urtas." Te t
25. Oa taa oTeaJag of Soaday. Sep-1
tember 24. Mrs. Carter wiU givo her
lectaro oa -ImiaortaUty, Brotberbood '
aad UaiTorsaJ Pwace."
Tba tectara on brotherhood tart
Ike foaadattoa for the aecoad lortore
aad la of lataraat ta all. especially to
th taboriac aaeo. Mrs. Carter was
moch disappotated at tbe light atten
dance last Bight, bat is aad to havo
taa way prepared to praaeat tho two
tertarea together.
A Braaii Fee the Lawndry.
A great deal of wear oa rkXJbea can
b saved by tbe as of a snail haad
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acrao Tim far wava. v i
o the hands as well as oa the '
dotKea.
Clothes rinsed ta hsn water In which 1
Ualng has been dissolved are liktty (
to be streaked, bat all daasee of this ,
may be avoided by aiding a capful of )
skimmilk to tbe trinity water. Ilar-
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The Camellia. ,
The camellia waa nanwd from a tnK
aknary la the Orient. Kernel On his
rerara to France be brought with him j
anave sorsevaa specinens of a Bower :
which. he calk-d tbe raw of Japaa
His friends, however, gave II hla nauw !
and called It camellia. I'.h U. were j
brought from Pent bv e Andre
S F-chs were ?aQed for ,be,r I
Aimrmrmr iMunl rii. u no-
a - ' ;
Uas receiTed the nacj of Profenai
Magnet de Mot.rp,-!'r. a !io oral ,
Iryug1rt tbe beautiful tree f r.ai Aia j
and America to France. I -a render I :
ao called lcae tbe n,.tnan- ..t . !
spray of it In tbe vster In which tbey
washed their hands. Tbe Ijitin word
to wash la la r ire.
Bsizae-e n.pKua.1,.
Of Balzac It ia Mated that when
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!l r"..h"e1 - .1 TT'J, :
roost -hke the fowU." as be himself
put it. at 7 In the erenlu. Ue waa j
called at 1 in the morning and wrote j
till 8. then took another boor and a j
half of sleep, then after a tight meal j
went to work sgain until 4 In tbe aft- j
ernoon. Then he took a bath, aaw a !
few friends, took perhaps a snort j
walk and Immediately after dinner j
went off to bed. I
T shall be compelled." he wrote, to :
lead this niggers Ufa for . few,
months without stopping In order not i
to be awamped by those terrible billa
that are due." And yet be waa
ways hard up for money.
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The Wing ef a Bird.
The typical vertebrate limb, various-
ly modified In the arm of a man or j
tbe fore limb of a cat or frog or bird. '
has one boue In the upper ana. which
. . , , ' , ,
.uriu.v '"
which slmiUrly yield to fonr at tb
wrist, and from these fire digits can
Just comfortably be extended The
bird, however, derided tn By rather
than grasp with Its hand, ao that
three and a half bugera are all It ha
retained of tbe fire whl b Its reptilian
ancestors beqneatued lo It.
(Am mm of
Whit One Darin Youhtf Aviitor
Accomplished In Four Months
aw atsertfaa Praaa A
AKRT KELSO Jl ATWOOD of
H
aaoetatloa
crowded ting of all arUtors beraaj of tO.TTni .wmmun-w
ta tbe art of artarJoa. tile saw t the ae ntuarkitt: frvm ibe
fae that tt eras onhr 00 last Memorial da that be made 1 InlrUI
SIfBt. Hla record af fowr moo lbs not only d.-e cre.1lt to the yoa ,,"t
apena a ma slag posatbintle to the Imarttwftoo Oa Jane 1 he made a fllfht
from Boatoa to New London. Oaa.. rsrrrliis his mecba'alcUa as s rnjrer.
The east d be new to New Torfc, Oa Jarr, S he flew to Atlantic City oa bis
war to Washington, arriving at the latter dry oa July 13 On ask M ha
tartad froes St Lools aad arrived at New Tor oa Aa S3 With theae
hinreia Atwood a&ay conclode t retire fronT The Hying game He realUea.
that tbe art baa not yet been perfeo tb PBt af aafety to srUtors sod
admits that be la aerloaaly coasidcrtng qulttln before a -gets his" In tbe
ITro-rratlP" Atwood Is shown grina down the Hodaoa Hver aad ayaln )uat as
1e larded at lioTernors UJana
OREGON HOP YIELD
IS DISAPP01NTIN
Not more than 80,000 to 85,000
bales of hops are now expected by
any eooserratlve ne-raon In Orecoa
this season. -
The crop Is coming down much
lighter than expected, even a few
weeks ago, and In the poorer sections
T v two picking finishes the
'tt1 wllo fc .
2h !dVf
.' T hest VtJo
7 .. . a w.
uai siuvj auvium aa j, v ea- ra aamaa .
everything picked within a day and
a half. The yard of 15 acrea had but
two kilns of bona for the season's
work. . , ,
Pc"ng Is now general In the TakL
i ma district of Washington and while
! the yields are not heavy, the quality
I Is said to be the beat In years.
I Onlv a nlhbllne business Is a bo wins
the hop market at this time. 8ome
lhe ,J111r POrt""
A eroDS on a shoestrlnjr' are now
olertTg them lnroer to get the
Ban4 thU ,a tn. c,aM or
prent weakness in the trade.
HIDES (Baying Green hides, 5c
to 6c; ealtera, ic to te; dry hides,
12c to 14c 8.ep pelts. 25c to 75c
each.
DRIED FRUITS Local price are
firm at from 8c to 10c on applea and
prune, peaches are l"c
ALT Selling 50c to tOe for fine
50 lb, sack, half ground 40c; 75 for
10 " cka
Portland Vefletable Markets,
PACK "VEGETABLES Carrots,
$1.25e$L5a per sack; parsnlpa, $1.25
er $1.50; turnip. $1.25611-5: beet.
$L50.-
VEGETABLES Aiparaxui. 0cC
$1.75 per crate; cabbage, aew. $2 per
hun.l.rd weight; cauliflower, $LeO0
lr do5n: CKerj- Cfrn.J'
S 90c per doxen; encumbers, $Ls09
tl ?s ner doun- eernlsnt. ISe ner lb
' rarllc. I0cai2 per pound; tettur0efnl toT dances and the Ilka.
50c per d J7Pn : bothooaa lettuce. $1
Q $2 per box; peas, Sc-Gllc ev
pr rnd; peppers. 30cQ35e ar pu.;ud;
radlabea, lc per dozen; rhubarb, 2 Vic
03c per pound; a (roots. Sc; tomatoea,
l?e25.
00X3 Jalltrg r -: Orcjon
ii.7a per loi; AuaUaiiaU, $3.0 pur
104; Texas, $2.25 per crate: Califor
nia. $2 per crate.
Oregon City Stock Quotation.
HOGS Hogs are quoted '4e lower
From 125 lbs. to.150 lbs. tVic, from
150 Iba. to 200 lbs. 8V4C
BACON. LAKD and HAM. are firm
VEAL CALVES Veal ear?ee orlng
from In to lwe according to -rade.
BEEV 8TEERS Bee I teer for
the local markets era fetching V4c to
6 He Uv weight.
8HKEP r nrm at' to 5e live
weight
Ouotanens rr ejregen City.
POTATOES Beat, Buying 1 cent
pound.
FIXITJR AND FEED Flour la
steady, selling from $5 to $C 50; very
Uttla of cheaper grades.'
OATS-Buyng) Gray. $23 to $21.
white, from $25 to $26.
BLTTSR (Bujmgy Ordinary
ccqntry , brings-from - Ite-te SOe,
fancy dairy from 20c to 22c. eraanv
ery 22e to 26c
EGGS Best grade 25 cents.
POULTRY (Buying Firm with lit
tie good stock offered. Good hens are
bringing 12c Old roosters are In poor
demand, broilers bring from lSe to 18c,
wllh good demand.
' WOOL (Buying) rVoo! prices are
ranging from 14 to 17 cents.
FEED Bhorts $29 to $30; rolled
barley. $31.60 to $32.50: process bar-
toy. $33.00; whole corn. $3.00:
cracked corn, $40.00; wheat $33.00
Ik
Buatoa. wen -aereii reara-wjl baa twea
to 233: oil meal. $53; Shady Brook
dairy feed, $1.25 per hundred pounds.
! HAT (Buying.) Timothy f 1( to
j $17; clover $ to $10; oat hay, best,
112; mixed. $10 to til; alfalfa, $12 to
$14, '
SNAPSHOTS OF THE MODE.
1 Vietertaa Frills Again a Faverit
In
j ' Faahianooen.
j Quaint frtlla are with as. Scallin
t frills, edged with black velvet, are very
1 smart. Frills diaaembled as ruche.
(oade of silk cot oa tbe crtwa. frayed
! oat ,hr"nch tbe middle
1 re ietty for yonug glris-dreses.
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I with knotted fringe around tbe tunic
acaaiia BLorsa stir,
and a crossover bodice ts a sort of
dress a young girl will find extremely
One can hardly weur too much real
and valuable Ia e. It figures for even
ing gowns on satin snd rich white and
gold Venetian bmradea which bave a
flavor of tbe middle age.
A delightful combination of colon la
a delicate manrc. vped wltb i!d lice
and embroidered with gold, pink and
mauve, all veryslight and dainty.
The Russian blouse suit never lose
Its favor for the small boy. This ona
Is made with a new collar which car
ries out tbe prevailing rogue for cross
over effects. The suit consists of
blouse and trousers.
JUDIO CHOLLET.
This May Maaton pattern la cut In at aae
for boys of two. four and at a years of
ase. Sand 10 cents ta this office. (Iritis
number. 711X and It will ba promptly for.
warded to you by malL If In baata send
an additional two rent stsmp for latter
postaav, which InsUrae mora prompt da-
E. W. Mellten
Kow open for business with a full
Una of new and second-hand furni
ture. PRICES TO SUIT THE CUSTOMER.
Highest Pries Paid for Second
Hand Furniture. '
In the new Brick Building,
Sixth and Main Street.
II Pofnte
for
Mothers
fM W tar
Cbt'drto aodar l n
kiiU ao at at tba aaa Ua
tbeadulta.
U awtbers saew tbe eornKHs ad-
raataf l to fnMU '
procadora tbej would weKviue-tbe
WJea. Cbtldrea would tbo to-
aatcUllr -ailed to cblklrea Thing
we)d be cooked, sod tbey wuid hat
befor tbeas Just wbat tbej sluwM rat
A U la tbey aae tbe fwd lt
then that U Mire by tbe gnuP
aad tbry detnaad IU cry for lu
for It or cajole by aey nbr aietlwd
thai tbe mile ooe a belr to. sid tbe
food parD nra P"10 lo M:
)h. let him bate It b ooc-e ." Aad
there yea are.. Vcnj koow.lha ret
the BtUe feerrd brow, tbe rolie Pln
etc. k
Bat If wllh a bit of eitra wort tbe
mtia ea were Dennltted to he oo
that wbkh ts reooeulMd as ttj
them tbeJr eye would oot oe Dime"
than their atioiarbs. to tbe reauiimf
good of all coocemed.
rtIm ara erT plentiful aod ar
very good food, only tbey oucbt not !
h served to childrvn uuieM tl arel
...r..f That ta. they may be
.... i n A 1 .. I ,,nl irlr
cwted ana " ru'i' "UV4 ' ' "
en to the children breds are lndiget I
bie. aod there Is a rweal"" toa'
tbey may lodge la tbe piu.Ui.
The truth of tbe matter ta that all
foods at this time of tba year are nour
Ishlng If prepared prvpertv- The great
mistake made Is tbat we do not take
time to prepare them. El-elally l
tbia bad for tbe child. Nine out of trn
cMiqorT'twraocvfw w
chew tbe lr food properly. Tbey awai
low as soon as possible, aod
ebonka of fresh food are glvn to tbe
dlsesUva organs, which are unable to
cope with them. EapecUlly la this tbe
case with ancooked fruits.
I would put a baa on nearly all uu
rooked fruits for children Tbey prob
ably cause more trouble than any
thing else, aod all on account of im
proper masik-stlon. But If fruits sre
cooked It Is another matter.. It la.
too. aa easy - matter, fur nature bat
Intended tbe summer season to be one
af vegetables and fmlta. and It should
be taken advantage of
In regard to lufauti I bave ooe
thing to av Brat, laat snd always.
and that tf strict diet of pure milk.
preferably motbWs: if not tb then
auken aallKa animal a .
BVUrB- afw-an W aaaaasaasaa
Milk fur tbe babe la the one great
food principle Intended " by .nature,
and nothing van Uke Its place. Hut
aspeclsUy la tbe hot weather gri-at
care must be taken to guard tbe clean
ly condition uuder wbk-b tbla milk la j
finally made-ready for consumption. I
Very often there la a great mUiaks j
In quitting the milk diet for cblldreu.
I would auggest thai under the age of
three year milk aboald be tbe rblld't
chief form of food.
Children! Dretsee.
Every mother dealrvs to are ber III
tl girt dreaaed attractively Xlie ran
accomplish tbla by making their frork
herself or with tbe help of a tmiu
atxesa. Materials ran be bought for j
such small price now tbat every young i
mUa should be provided mllh one or I
two new dresses to bvclu tbe srbout
year end to carry ber over to the win j
ter aesaon. when cloth frocks are ueed- !
ed.
One pretty little model Is made of
pink dotted Iswn trimmed wltb bind
of awtss eyelet Inxertiou It l s one
r!r--e model, ckxlng st tbe left side
and having a auare neck. Tbe neck
Is flnlsbed wltb a band of the Inser
tion, which coDtlnnes down the aide
of tbe front, where the drexs open
and is used for a belt and cufTn
An embroidered gulnie wltb loud
sleeves la worn with It If desired. An
other frock of blue and green plaid
ha-, a plain blue tfnchiira yoke cut
square and trimmed - with rows of
while cotton soutache braid. CutTa and
a belt are the sauie Tbe ntafeiini ta
laid In three bi plaita tn front and
aUo In the back, which full atmigtit
to toe Dem. The sleeves sre short
snd slightly full, (riving plenty of plat
lor tbo little arms
A frock of blue and white olku dot
ted percale hus s xhned bib yoke of
plain bine, which ellend over the
shoulder and Is edped about with two
rows of white linen braid leep ah sp
ed cuffs trim the long full sleeves The
hem of the skirt la formed with a live
Inch lnnd of plain blue with the top
edped wllh brnld. Tbo bodice I iill
plnlnly cut nnd Joins the hot plnltr'd
klrt with a narrow belt of brnld trJbv
med bliii. A shallow piirupe having a
blph collnr la worn wltb thl dnlntt
and sensible frock.
From tf!j ere of thee three model
choose a new divas for your little rlrL
Amusing th Kiddies.
A mother who likes to see her Indt
And Innate In the hoase Ititerested In
some occuntlon told them the other
daT bt.Bl)e would giro quaner to
esch child who discovered for him or
herself the iwitlm In which tho follow
Ing birds were mentioned: Tho dove
Prrow. swallow, stork, pelican, rav
en, bswk and engle. Of course It was
not allowed to use tho concordance.
After th birds were "discovered" th
mother told ail th .t,ie he knew
about them, and the children hud sto
rlea to tell also, aod the day. which
waa a rainy one. wn un, ,t Ul0
pleat of tbo vacaUon.
Patronise our advertisers.
Wants, For Sale, Etc
ivsvieas aasar it Bfm.mM
will be laud mWsSI,
Money repraaaata humta power h
la of vital ImporUoca to you whether
It Mro la exerted for or agaloat yoa.
Money aaved U your friend, ready to
help you whan you aeed help mqit.
argently. '
The Bank of Oregon Gty
OLDEST BARK IH TBK COURTT
a 1
tTUl'MTTal rrasadeat
THE FIRST NATIONAL Bj
of OREGON CITY, OREGON
CAPITAL,
Tranaatrt aersl taaklnf yalaaaa.
for imp cllK-lor: eolna for
numlmmlt. srrnw.fceada for arch
eolog:t. fc. I buy and U all
sorts of rurlos; also all kinds of
eo.n.lhnJ furnllure and tools.
tiire Voung. Main, near riftn
(reel.
WANTL -tMwaii adarteiueata for
ibis eol-.mn IMcm ery reasoa
stle fe rsiee st haad of roltakB.
I! id the ItornTng Knterplsa,
LwANTEI - You lo anew mat tba Ka
ler(rt(e Job printing aepertineni ia
lb moat complete In tna tttata,
unTde I'oriland. Try It for your
ntit printing
V NTKI "areiilrr at Mount
Maiiinl h.l luiinedljOely; al
io"wuod cutiera It U lint.
WAXTKIV-Woman for plain cooking
and sfiieral huaeork. Immediate
ly, "rhmie Main H04I, or writ Ilo
1 4u tiUdaUjue. Or.
Fon SAtC
t KOU jiaI.K rtpa
In tola col a ma
Hell ibat old plow or harrow; yo
don't use It tlnre you pu rob a aad
your new ona
KOIl quirk intei lid your farm lands
and acrrase lth the R. R. Realty
Co.. iil and 332 Lumber Karhaaga
HldK . I'ortland, t)r.
KOK 8I.K ICotwe. tao lots ou cor.
1ier; hoime recently built. Hill,
brick flue, fruit trees; other Inv
provemenla. fine view, near
WlliMr !tv. UVkI
f!7S. Harvey llmk.
WueT
Price
j""
i " .
raey cow for aale or traae..
A. A. Moore, agent Sin
ger Sewing machine. CIS Main
street, Oreaun City. Or.
LOST A new rubber raincoat Tuee
day. Finder will be rewarded on
returning same to U P. Horloa at
the Oregon City ice plant.
ARM LOANS.
FARM LOANS-Dtmlrk a
lawyers. Oregon Cliy, Or.
Dlmlck.
ATTORNEYS.
O n KBT. Atiorney-at-lw. Mnaey
tnened, aNetrtrts furntahed. Iad
ttfle eismlned. estates settled, gwa
rra.1 law huntnesa Ovr Raakl
fregoo City.
trrtKN RCHirETltX, Attorneye-at
I Deutsehar Advokat, will prar
ttce In all courts, make colleeUea
and aettleuien's. Office la Enter
prlae llldg.. Orecoa City. Oraaoa.
BUILDCR AND COTBSCTOR.
tlARKT J0Nr-8-rt.itldr and Geaeral
Contractor. Estlmat cheerfally
given on all claaaaa of building
work, concrete walks ana rotaforoed
concrete. Res. phone Mala IIL
INSURANCE.
' -
j It. H COOPER. Fn' Fire Insuraaof
j and Real F.stt. U( t handl
your properties ael! aad
aichange. Off1 a la Fa'erprtae
"'dg., Oregon city. Oregon
fT" t
I. MISCEtLANEOUS.
Notlc of
Application
For Liquet
. Llcns.
NOTK'K Is hereby Riven tbat ) will
at the next regular meeting of the
City Council apply for a license to
sell liquor at my place of business.
The Idle Hour, corner Fourth and
Main streets for a period of three
months. a. J. 81TRHEK,
CITY NOTICES.
Notlc of Hearing of Sixth Strt Aa
ssrnant NOTICE Is hereby given that the ap.
portlonment of the cost of the Im
provement of Sixth street. Oregon
City, Oregon, from the East line of
High street to the east line of Jack
son street, hn been ascertained and
tho proposed assessment hits been
apportioned and Is now on file In
the office of tho Recorder of Oregon
all !! "ubjert to examination.
Any objection that may be made In
wrltlne. to the City Council of Ore
gon City and filed with tho Record
er thereof within ten daya after th
first publication of this notice will
be heard and determined by the
Council before the passa. of any
Ordinance assessing the cost of said
Improvement.
Tho property assessed for' aald
mprovement lies on both tildes of
IdTl1 .f ,al(l 8l,,h ,,rM WW
Sixth street farthr. 2
lanneraat f ..t j
p.rtoff:.n,id0f:,,,ih ,ire"1 w
Vx., d Blx,h reel.
This notice Is published In th.
4-ZrinTf KntcrprU' th m publl-
Hent.mh '?! CUT Co,,nc
"on CI ir f."ncl' Cumber of pre-
ih- T! ,he ,lm " Place of
ho passing on , 0,lJw!tPo
JBTIPP. nftcorder.
Nolle, of H..r.g of Cont.r StrMt
notice -b-"j;y's:Sti,.',h..
Portlonment of tho ost r .1
n"rU..r?y7,7,,X:nth ? th
tna nnHk it- I E"vntli atreot to
KtoCf reVj l"Zr" win
feet haa T olotanee of 142
'-t, has boon .Mrulne)1 J
Mjat.oa
""Uk,,,,
ropoad r..mant U lT"
portioned a lid la oa itu?
lc- or lb.
City and sub)i u, ."J
Any oblectlons that a,..?.4"
Hng to the laid Olt rJZ! 1
City M4 flffaK
day. afier .h. n TLJS -
this notice
b CsTS
termlned by tba count" Li
Maaaa. nt ...u Hi
the cost of said unprovte
The property Mww
aald Improvt-uiont Ilea i
aides of tbe part of
tr street propoM u 7
Improved and the Ilo of k iw
ting ou said part of tali r2
Btnret fart hat rat from taM taT!
aald Center (reet ana iall !
aald Center, ureal. w"
This notice i publlakei h tW
Morning Knterprlae the flra; pZ !
cation being Hepiamber Hk wi i
aald City Couuril bit set
Council Chamber In Orrpa rjt,
Oregon, aa the time ana pUca afa.
paaslng on ld olijecUoaj.
tt ' I. 8TIPP, Reeoras,
Notice af Accptanc af Urut
preveinent
NOTICE la hereby glvea IhattktCto
Engineer of Oreaon City. Out,
has filed hla rertlflrats of tk aa
pletlon and approval of ta tvt
don by Meanr. Moffatt k Pvte.
contractors, ou tb lnpruvaM(
Center street, from tb aorthu
erly side of Eleventh itrvet
north line of alley parallel i)
Eleventh street, a dlitaoc of 10
fast, and the (Mir Ciwatllnf mm "
Oty will consider tbo arerpuMi
thereof, and all ohjectlou to tW .
ceptanoe of aald IroproveateM, I
the Council Chamber of said Qt;,
on September li. 11I. at I o'ekw
n. m.
Any ow ner of any property wttAhi
tho asaeaament district of mA b
proveroent or any antnt at axl
' owner, may st such tin r aw
time prior thereto, appear an flk j
ebjerttona to tbe acceptanc of mA 1
Improvement, and lurk objetti
shall be considered and all tat ;
mertta determined by tbo Cowri' ;
at the above named time as Un ;
This notice la publishes U th)
Morning Enterprise and tb dm
and place were fixed by order at th)
City Council of Oregon Oty, 0r
gon.
2t U 8TIPP. Recortw.
Notice of Acceptance of 4tnjet i
provmnt 1
NOTICE la hereby given that the dry ;
. - rn OraM. 1
ha- nmA hla rerllflcata of tb (
pletlon and approval of th wrt
done by II. Jones, contractor of tat
Improvement of JcftVrsoa W
Oregon City. Oregon, from tb ami
line of Beeond street to th tt
f r-,-lfih atrarL and thi CRT
Council of Oregon City. 0ruM
consider the acceptance than
and all objections to tbo !'";,
of aald Improvement, at th Cow
Chamber of aald city, o 8pBl
25. nil. at $ o'clock p. m.
Any owner of any proporty
lb assessment district of sail
provement or any agent of
owner, may at such tlmo ,
objecUona to tho acceptance ofw
Improvement, and obJertW
shall be conaldered and U s
merit determined by th Cetuftn
"at th above named tl
Thla notlc la pa?.
Morning Enterprise and tbo
and place were fixed by order fW
Oty Council of Oregon City,
jL0n U 8TIPP. ReMKS-
CARRIER SERVlCt AT J
Beginning the morn ?!
WILLAMtl .
urday, August zu. t
era for th Morning
living In and about WllUm";
will rclv their hapero ' rjf
Her Instead of hy mall. J.
Wilson will he the ftJ!?a
will act aa agent at Wl";
REMEMBER, ATURDAT. A
20 th. new Carrier Sroiur
AtlsUSl ZU. Sll ... .
nEwcriBSfinuuiTSEvviwiwc:2
K AIGHT RUNNING.
If yen want either a Vlhrallns !",111M
t.I7...i.. .mi. i-Thread "
Brwlui alachlns
Oranoi M m,iM
MaavanHaasiacMaei ae. mit i ""'TZ
u-lil. kut lh-BSW lIStMS W
aw-j i a vtMT
rue! a
Bald by asitkeHBed ??
It'
W. L. MARSHALL. . (.,
portU"
$50 Morrison St.
b sn
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