Oregon City Enterprise.
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I'', lliili liliihoii oitiirri'il Mt llii. Iinnioof
tl" hrlde's niiiiliiir m Ukw,, Cluikiimns,
county, Thursday, Auuiist !!ltli ut r
"''link, p. m., (nv. (lliimiii IVker
of OiKKuii Cy, oJll.-li.ti iik- Only f mv
liitlnmln Mend nrn in-Hciit, Tim prim,
cuts wnrn ))i'Hiiti(ii ntiionx tliwn lining
a lwmilli.il k, Wllt(., ttl (,m fIIT tH,
lirl.lo mm tint Kriiiii After ft rich din
tir tlin Iminiv i-oiihIm wi'tit In Liinif
lli'ut'li fur aUo week's ontliiK. They
will rinlit in Urrym City afliir Ihi-ir
mturii. Mr. l'lmi-e 1, from Huston,
Mas., tthnra Im liiui U'cii mnploynl
In tlm liolnl Imk.I mill slum lmnineri
lor (iiiiiiIht of yimrft. Tlitmu yoimu
Ho.lii will he vuluuMo aililitloni to tlio
t:lty of our city.
WtlKim IlloiiANr U l.m. UniltT
the liPftilliin f "ll.nlly I'rolmliln Aixl
ilitnl" tha Htfttomiiftn imhliihtta thu tP
IowIiik: "Kuiiior hail It yvnttrliiy thul
on hulnnluy lunt inn, whniw Imme
conlil not m li-nriitl, ccili'iilly fell Into
tint Mili inm hliin in on of tha mill
I ()rKin City ttml Hut Kronnd to jiltti cm,
htuifft ami nil, hi ninmiiii Imiiiik ilia
trlhiitttl through tha hatrli of pulp. Of
(Miirwt thU will Im ni'wa to vi-ry out)
hi-rc kihI nil who ru Uiulllitr with thu
iimmilw'tiire of pulp will miillii ut tho
pxtrt'inti linprohlilllly of tho fttory ttiiu n
It would an ntli r linimiihilitv for miiv
oiiuU) lie tlrswn bodily Into tlm umrhln-
rry where ha would Krol"l(l "P
Hid pulp,
hn run tiik Mii.iji IIkiik. Thu
halniii KlfttKaiunn nnltn thu 2,(KK),0(HI
fft of tmlin and coKoiiwimhI lot;, whli'h
were itoltrn out on the upper Willitinclla
for thu (iiii'n t'ily paHT and pulp
uiilla. will axMin la) In NrlHTK. A
nix m ai I) cy arrivtta lurtft' khK of ex-
' prrl niltaiiian will hind thu Icn Into
, . i I,, auiUlia rultn lor towiliu (v "IcHiner.
l,Ulnay I fonufil of tlm iifputalKMia ! f ' ., .
, , ,i i r , m and one-half in lea aUive KbIi-ui ft
Irilii! made fur Hid Kturt.eoll lllierr In',
... ,, ,,, . . ., ,. Ilaiwii iiuinher of I'lVi-ra are tuaily
Unitnlilliil'lft thU wnaoliaR) thellie- h
. ., , ....i . . i eiillk'f" "I lnn!liK i.Ii.'KXI to l.KI,
f .man roiu t in fai t that nine cane of " " ' '
f , Ll u , 0m i-etii tr. Tlnae will he left In
.i iliiut'oii litMikft frtun Ktiillatnl pae.l
. . .. , i .. . i . the Ikmiiii until the IhkIi wilier cornea,
l iMii!li the fut.im limiM a day or two , i i . v .
' , : 1.U111..1 i l . ii ' when thev will he lloaled down to New-
im. They roiilnliii"! iVI.Ou) lumka, all , , . ,
,. , iif ii Ihtu wilh the reat of the lottH.
ofaliirh weie tlliti-nwd of lieinre tlm : " . .
niri er nivneit, and urdera plared j Ohkoox's Nati NaL I'hiihik. The
i pt.tmO more. Dun nun ordete.1 30, j Santiain l.umlwrinan noten that Oregon
ni I....V. Tim value n( the luaika , liaa a rival In the miliiral hridiin of
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Hlli rln r'"' Nurlli. (am.
Italia rl Hiiulb, t a Hi
iui anllia.
Oinnii t'Hrto KIT. ". Uilliinaint Mnlalla
aif al U iu am) arrltea al ) m lUlly.
Otni'til'llf I" Kly. Mink I'lari lli-aiiillrH.li.
I'alna Mill". Milium anl I iill.o. Ir.cl u a
K furflar. Ihiiixlar ami aatutilaji, an4 la
ininiuii Iiillow ) tla al I A i m
FKIHAY, pi:iTI.XIIlKU 1. lH'i.1.
Til K STrftttaO KlalllHU SlIAaii!,- fi,
'ti led Ii the Ciduuihla till aeaann
Vlrulnla, altlmntfli aa yet few person"
ill rtrwMl t TlH-v im ImitLf on iluv Oio pnvil-t'o of uitintf mxn
till a II niiNtu aUnit 14 Int lira miart. rai hithe woixler. ftnd It la douhlfiil If ita
b. k un a anotl or ronl alH'ill ft f''l In txiatenee wa know n at all until diacnv
Irtitli. Then the rt'jiea are uprnded j eretl by the IVrinn-tiMwtt mirvevinn
hj fl'wla an that the hiaika ImiiiJ hUiiI ' parly The hrldue, whl. h I ahmit nix
k( limn Hie IhiIIoiii. No Imil i pill on ' inilea rmitheaat from Ivtrult eromea ft
llirm.'hiit when tuii;eon i.niiea Mllinif ranvow llliy feet wide and la fully fitly
iml h.itinu ahiliK and runa a;miial feel liiilh. It ia jn-rfeel na it niuld well
b"k It plereea lil aide, ftii't when he he, Unnu Hal on lop and an lied nnder
kirktah-iiit healit ka Imlf a ilnwn limre lieaifc ill ft manlier that would atmuM
ill liim-a rm of kWUiiit aniiiM the h ad one lo believe it waa thu work of
irl.k, and no miauki. The hurlm on ! man. The hrl.lp' i mlid Mt k. und U
ll.fi- hiH.ka are III.hI mn.ill, mi that it ia truly one of Orenon'a urealent i-iirit.alliea.
tut lliiii h Irnillilo to ''t them out with
nut riiltiun the lUli to ph-eea. Karly In
lll anaanll IHIIIIU tlKllillK la dull" Willi
hi k halted with eela, hill W hell the
fitliiiiii la-ulna in ernet the bail i" div
iiwd Willi. A few llidiermun ue ft
Uri' In-lit biK.k without any burh,
ihwiilnl by a Cbiiuiiiiin, and one man
alio iiM-sthew hooka l att hea more IUh
than an v one kIm on the river.
A ie IUvkh Hoat. Joel 1'. (iwr
wriKu the FmkiiI'Mink aa follow: In
ciiiimrtiun with Cnpluin An hie lieer I
luve h'liiuht the ale.uner Toh-tlo imd we
t'fKiiliiK to run her m the 1'ortlantl
Uimiiiiii route, tiie Mikiuiinillo ImvinK
drawn off, ami the Toledo will lie t
Sluhinn Und'uiK niiiht, nuiViint tlftily
lri. In I'orlhind. lluwever, for the
ciniiii lution of the hop piikerw ftii'l
hop Krowera ahe will leave I'ortland
very tiKirninn l hnlf ceven o'rh k
fur one week 'Taylor Meeet doek) becin
ning Wednemluy inorninn AukuhI .'tI h ,
ninnitm on thu aaine m-liediilo for tevun
tly lhi-liiditiK Siindiiy, when ith will
liiiiii go ) the Minn old mdiedule,
leaviim Miaaimi at 6 :i' every morning
eiept Kunduy. Arthit) (leer will I
Mptiiln und Frank (iillH-rt, w) 1""K
pumer on th Orient, will ot't-npy the
purMtr'H pliM-o on our boat. We intend
to "lav on thin route, and liopo
liile will co-opemU) with u u ''lttlie
'ne venture a wirreH.
Hi i.i. Hi n .''iitTI-ink. Tho Orenoniiin
of Simdiiv wivt: Tho Hull Itun pipe
lim will hit i-otupleleil to (inint'ft buttw.
tliHiiml ..III... -ir. In.li nine, ill ft few
i'hvm, and no more pipo will ho hild on
Ihineiiiloftluiliim thin full. M' 1,,,ir"
nmii, the conlniftor, Inin tnt 1-0 nwn
OHlnbliHli a citinp on thu hill between
tho Simdv mill Hull Uiin creek, ml will
ly the mull) from Hull Hun down to
tlm Sandy bottom on the tt lili
from l,oHttnl' butte, the prenent ewtt
of the lino, down the line ami !'K
th Iieiu-h on tho woKt ido of tho Hiuidy
to the itohhIiiu. This will compile
operiilioimon tho pi)K) lino for tills taNt
nd when thin la dono bun t"e ""e w'"
l laid. Tho 3,1-lm'li main from (Irani'
""tlo to Mt. Tabor will l3 ,,urly
"'xl "prliiK, nil tho mottom ontl oom
1'1'itfil up to tho head works during the
uiniimr.
Nkamiiikhh TakkNotick. Tho Oregon
''ty Triinaportutlon comimny will will
tii ketn good until Buplomhor 30th to ftll
Points on North Hench vlft ttuftmer
Ocean AVve. Bnggago chockod uml
tranhdired without extr charge. Tint
great convenlonce ntl will tave tho
moyineo o( looking after baggage
By your tickets from the agontftt the
Oregon City dock.
j )r..r-MtTK St iiooi.. Will reoit-n for
i the next regular term ut Siih-in on Wed-jii-fiUy,
St-plember l:l. lH'ill. l'urenln
! will eonfer ft favor on the teacher ami
HillK-eraof the m hool by returning the
iuila promptly on the opening tiny,
and it ahoiild be loriii) in mind Unit
platoon cannot lie rent-ned in the chows
or in the doruiitoiien lor pupil who lull
tonrrlvc at the proitr time. With n
view to encourage, homo affections ftiul
atpengthen family ties, well a to
lavak the monotony ol school routine,
it liaa lieen decided to grunt a vacation
of one week at t'brlHlinu.
Tut Sknat Jot knai. State Printer
K.C Haker lm finished printing tlie
aenato Journal except tho index which
K. C. (iiltner.Oeo. W. McHride'sprivuto
aecrctary Is now at work upon. As
soon ns ho flnlshes th Index It will ho
muted anJ the pages will lo ready for
tho book binder. Huh Journal win
nako n volume about tho tho oi that of
the previous sesnion-IKW pages. The
hoiifo Journal lias not yet ton put in
type. It will make a Uiok about tho
tamo site s tho senate journal. It will
be gotten out when tho state printing
ofllco resuines operation
MKTIIOnlHTCoNrKHKNCK Al'IMIN TMKNTS
-Tho Methodist conference for Oregon
which was In session at Albany during
the last few days of tho week and until
Monday announced lis apnointinonta on
Monday among which we note the
following M. C. Wire to bo presiding
elder of tho Portlund district and John
!... ntKalom tuHtrict. Oregoiu ity
will Imj served by Ciahricl Sykos, Cunhy,
W. J. Oardncr ; Oswego and Clackamas,
C. A. Alderson; Pellwood, II. 1'. Webb;
Hubbard, A. Kershaw; Woodburn, A.
S. Mulligan; (Welh Kurd tiittens.
I'BOTKCTYoitK8Ki.K.-Inro your prop
erty In tho Ouardinn AsHiirance compa
ny of London. Cash assets 123,000,000.
F. K. Donaldson, AgtMit,
Oregon City, Oregon.
The (Jreat Northern Keihice liatcs.
Tho (Sroat Northern bus amonuca me
following rates : From eastern wrminu.a
to the North l'licillc coasr i.u.
class, IM; second class, 3B ; to Spokane
first class, I0; second class, 20 ; to
Ilolena ami Hutte, ai; soco.. . e arn,
(18 First class rates will apply in both
directions, second class west bound
only. Tickets at these rates will he
limltod to continuous passage.
Do You Wunt An Abstract?
When in want of an absolutely cor-
. -Ko.,nn-nno that you can depend
npon you should call on II. J. Thome
over Huutky'a drug store near the court
hOUBO.
EDUCATI0NALN0TES
All notes for this column should bo
sunt to Miss Jciiniu Howon, ediior,
Iteaver Cns-k, Ore.
ASISM'IATION MKKTINU.
Tho Chickiunas County Teachers
Aix:iiitlon hold its regulur moelingil
Manpiam, August 20.
Tho association was callu 1 to tinier by
HuiK-riiitemlent (llhson. Tho Manpiwin
choir then favored the teachers with
soino excellent music. Tho question,
"What is good older as applied U a
school" was discussed by MlsN J'dna
ltosri. Kho said that where the ti atlw-r
and pupil were In sympathy with each
other ; good order waa assured.
Mr. KUiry then presented tho subject
of "Recreation." Ho said that in the
country, mean of recrealiun wore more
esitlly obtained at tho pupil had a bet
ter chance for play ; but in tho cily
school the means were limited. Then
it would ho necessary to have marching,
callsthenhi, etc. Hit remark called
for ipiito a discission. Mr. Ilibbard
thoimht that the teacher ought to nave
control to a certain extent of the re
creation of the pupil outside of the
schoolroom. Ho brought up tho sub
ject of dancing saying that tho teacher
should not dance nor allow Ins pupil
to do so, if it could bo prevented.
Mr. Heckman then Ulketl on the sub
ject. "Should textbooks be furnished
dee to the schools. He thought they
ought to 1. Ho said that in l'vnnsyl-
vanift the state from which he came
that such was tho custom and he thought
it an excellent plan. He wa imp
orted by Mias Kohs and Mr. firillith.
Mina l'orter remarked that she did Dot
see why their books should lie furnished
free any more than their clothing.
The subject of ethics was presented
bv Mr. (irillith. He thought that
texl-hook should bo used in tho public
ttdiools.
Mr. Ilibbard and Mr. Story took an
active part in discusing this subject.
Thev thought that if the textbook was
used and the leat her hiught the subject
by example as well as precept that we
would Iki uiirMcliiog something like an
ideal school.
Mias l'orter then Kremmted the sul
int of drawing. She thought that draw-
j ing should be a leading feature in every
branch of study. She believed that
'tlie pupils should also be taught to
tudy nature and draw from it.
I The subject of music in tho public
aehools was owned for discussion by
Mica llowen. She said that in order to
uiske a success ol music. It would be
j nei cBi-ary to inuko it one of tho studies
in which the applicant for a teacher's
;vrlinialo iiiiihI be proficient. Mii-s
! Hon strongly opocd this measure, bill
I Miss Itowen was supported by Metiers.
' Ilibbard and Story. Mr. Story thought
, that any one might leach music although
ithey were unable losing. If tbuy un
I derMood tho elements ol muxic.
j After the close of the programme res
olutions were pienented and read by
.Mis Purler. The resolutions con
tained a vote of thanks to the people of
Murtiuam for the kind treatment w hich
the teachers received. The resolutions
were iinuiiiinoiisly adopted. The names
of Misses Yodcr, l'iiels, Kandall, Moran
and Messrs. tirilhlh and Moran were
presented to the association for member
ship and they were elected.
The next meeting will lie held at
Curiinsvilllo.
TUB TKACIIMUS ENUAOKMKNTS.
Miss Ilettio Wintermaiitle will teach
at Mulino.
Miss Muggio Williamn will teach at
Falls View.
Shirley Huck will teach at Jones
mill.
Miss Myrtle Taylor will teach at Red
land. Tho program for next association meet
ing will be published later.
Hullo Ilibbard will teach at Meadow
Itrook.
M. L. Hampton will teach at Deep
Creek.
Anna Mumpower will teach the Hoi
comb school.
Souri Mayfiuld will teach at F.llwood.
Illivn Lewellimr of Milwaukio will
teiu-h tho school north of Canby instead
of Mr, Hurley aa reported last week.
David May will teach in the I'lioips
district and the gentleman from Tilla
mook county will teach at Linn's mill.
Miss Aggie McArtbur will teach at
Now F.ra.
Mr. J. 11. Nelson will teach in district
No, HO near Needy.
A ( httiier.
For sale eighty acres of choice unl ri
proved laud one and one quarter miles
east of Choriyville, post oflico and sixty
roils from tho Jim low road. It contains
abundant living waters, a dozen ai res
or more of green fir timlx-r and about
the same of rich swail land. Also the
notch through which the railroad must
pass in order to trestle over Alder creek.
Price (II per acre, terms fair.
Also 711 acres one quarter mile east of
Cherryville iost office and on tho Har
low rosd. House 14 feet by 2H with
good floor above. Half a dozen acres
partly cleared with some truil treci and
other Improvement.
Price $12 per acre, term reasonable.
For particulars address or call on Die at
Chem ville of see Jes ' Hammer at
Chorryville, V. O.
Kdwakd II. Ikokaham.
Cherryville, Or.
Is Your Laundry Well Done!
othlng exasperates a ierson so much
a to have a fine white garment returned
from the laundry yellow and mussy,
buttons half off. and In a condition not
fit to wear. Tho Troy Steam Laundry
sends out none but first flat work a
trial order will convince you. Office
with F. A. Waddoc'a. post olllce build
ing. Hundlet left Tuesday evening will
be returned Saturday morning.
THIS SPACE IS RESERVED
FOR
TH0S. OHARMAN & SON,
ThePioneerStore
E. K. WILLIAMS,
("J KOCK.lt,
OKKUON CITY.
MaHonic Uuilding.
They will have something to tell
you as soon as their large and
well selected stock of Fall and
Winter goods arrive, which will
be in about two weeks.
It is to our interest to please every
economical buyer. HklmimvA Buscii. tl
Receipt, note and order books at the
Kntksi iiihk olllce.
BELLADONNA.
BELLADONNA AND
CAPSICUM,
STRENGTHENING,
ELECTRIC
POORMAN'S
PENETRATING.
We have a new
supply of Plasters
--all nice and fresh.
Rem ember the
place,
C. G. HUNTLEY,
buccessor to H
Caufield - & Hurtle.
Near Court House, Orgton City.
Oregon State F&lt?
Under the management of the State Board of Agricul
ture, on the State Fair Grounds near Salem, com-
mencing September 11th, l'J-i, ana con
tinuing one week.
MORE THAN $15,000 IN CASH
Will be paid as Premiums for Stock, Poultry, Swine, Agri
cultural Products, Fruits, Native Woods, Minerals,
Works of Art and Fancy Work, and for
Trials of Speed.
Reduced Rates of Fares and Freights on all Trans
portation Lines.
Pavilion open four evenings during the week, with good music in
attendance. , ,
The New Grand Stand and the New Regulation Track are conceded
to be among the most comfortable ond the bM on the Pacific Coast.
Splendid Contests of Speed each day. There is entered for these con
4 .... i, !...., i.rana thia vniir tVint. bus been on the erounus for
It MB I HC UTTCli VI II". r?vw"j - c
many eeaHons. Valuable and handsome improvements have been made
on the grounds ana mnuiings.
PREMIUM LIST
Has been revised and improved to the benefit of exhibitors. Entries
fur Premiums close at 3 p. tn. the first day of the Fair, and Ex
hibits must be in place by 10 p. ni. of said day.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Men's Season Tickets 2.50
Women's Season Tickets l-11
Men's Dav Tickets
w ,''n.. t;.,l-o.i . ... 2o
n ouit ii o i-'tt i iivfttic
Race Track tickets, Daily 25
Women to the Race Course re
Children under 12 years - Free to all
Send to the Secretary at Portland for a t remium ust.
J. T. GREGG, Sec. J. T. APPERSON, President.
To Hater Consumers.
You are bcrcby notified tliat tlie
Hoard of Water Commissioners Imve in
structed me to strictly enforce tlie rule
rniniirimr tlie iisvniciit of water rates in
advance at tlie olllce of tbe City Water
Works between the 1st and 10th tlavs
of each month. All persons usinit city
water will therefore receive no further
notice anil if their rents are not paid by
the 10th day of September, tlie water
will be shut off from their service nipes
and a clmre ol fifty cents made for so
doing. Per order of tho board,
2t Tiios. F. Ryan, Secretary .
"Keep down expenses!" is the cry of
some men. Make your expenses light,
so if the week's earning is small, you
will not be out much. If you want furni
tuie buy from Uellomy & Busch and save
money. tf
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Below are given the prices
of the principal text books
fiirriiickamascountv. These
prices average a reduction of
over 15 per cent, irom last
year's prices, and are quota
tions for cash only:
' First Reader $ 25
Karnes' Second Reader. ...... 40
Humes' Third Reader. . .... 55
Fourth Reader 80
Names' Fifth Reader 1 00
llftrnes'Lansuacre Lessons Pt. I 35
Tlames' " " Pt. II 45
lUnW " " ConiD. 65
llarnes' Brief History of U. S. 1 10
lUmos General History 1 75
B. it S. Book-keeping ....... 90
Hrooks' Mental Antlimeuc. ao
Fish's No. 1 Arithmetic 35
Fish's No. 2 Arithmetic 05
Guvot's Thys. Geography... 1 75
Kellogg's Rhetoric 1 25
Kellogg's Literature 1 50
Monteith's Elem. Geography 65
Monteith's Com p. Geography 1 25
R.ibinson's Elem. Aluebra ... 1 20
Robinson's Geometry 1 00
Smith's Primer ol Physiology rf
Smith's Momentary " 55
Spencerian Copy Books 10
Steele's Hygienic Physiology 1 10
Rteoln's Pbvsics 1 10
Sill's Grammar 65
Watson 's Complete Speller. . 2;
Webster s Prim, lhctionary. . oo
Webster's C. S. Dictionary ... 80
Words Forms 1 and 2 io
Words Forms 3 and 4 20
Young's Civil Government.. 1 25
We are in a position to quote spec
ial prices on all school supplies.
Call or write.
Huntley's Book Store,
No. 5 Com. Bank Block.
Oregon City.
Do You Need a Legal Blank ?
The ENTERPRISE has the only complete stock
in Clackamas county.
Nearly 200 Different Blanks
to Make Selections From.
Every kind of a blank needed by a Judge, Jus
tice, Lawyer, Real Estate Dealer, Farmer or
Mechanic.
One or a Quantity Sent postage paid at Portland
Prices to Your Address.
C.P. WINESET.H
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER.
Largest stock of Coffins and Casketfc kept South of Portland. Also cloth covered
and Metallic Caskets furnished to order. Ladies and Gents' Buriul
Robes in stock. Fine Hearse ready at any call.
TIME & MONEY SAVED BY HAVING YOUR
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT
TIIE -: CANBY : PHARMACY,
Our Motto is "Small Profitg on a Cash Basis." Evans block, next
door to Hodges, DR. j; II. IRVINE, Proprietor,