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Oregon City Enterprise. SCHEDULES OF TIME O.C. T (ON KTMttKHM. IN KrrxT Armt, 34, rw. HiMinnr. ALTON A A IIAMnNAi T III. 1)111) III. IJ III III. V i . m. 4 so m. iwp "I- , ur Uu'lliK. lVi MlHTt.ARII Ml. !' III. Ii Willi, 9 l . III. 4 .l . iii, III l. Ill, HCNUAY. . in. l ui ii in. i a. m. iui in, , , I nop, m. D1KAMHH HANZAMU,(l-HAll.y 1IOAT, fOttUDIl, 0M"M 'ITV. ll KlMlli ttHblM Liivi fin-"'" Umlliiis so, m ; New i iu i. u i urmnu I ll v uua. u. ws - Hi l'r-T)li'f nifiwt Hufk.l'urdmii), l.oo fe Ht.l Ul -iF , r- .m. u . ... uu.nMi,t.lallll. In. kllul.aail a,t tHI4. "itiiniiKtt.t i-Aiint: hailha. Alb. !" elailiiiisi I a. m itiiMiiU .sira (Ihniiiihl aiiia.m Mlur Un- ("f auiluinl lap. m, alTN il'NI. ,Iiiiii (T lil"iiil SI a. m 7,i.. f,M.l ( atallini.i . on d m MlilnriiU Mprwa (tUiouili) 1 41 p in TIIR MAIL. IdlltrluM li Niirili, i. n., I m . s p m Mii cli.a ")' H..111I1. ) in.,7.wp. m. Mil .n t. Orrr'ii t'ltr I" Kly.l'aius. Mulimiiinit Molalle Mir al m ami '' al II l 1ll)f. n...,ii I'm iii Klv. Mink. I'Ufk Mitotimli rnl.ill MI'U, Mllllnil alul I I'll' 'II. cl 10 Iioimi are oil lo thl lurni ou It'll ,lWmlt dats al t p. in KKID.VV, SKITKMI'.KU 15. IKU A Hainv Wkitk ti. ... - l 1... on .nni nnr mm I'1 rnly CJ,, (tlnnrnt MM ImillllHO 111 arn many of iw 0f Hltt), llllICK L l.na i,i.nr,l ,!,., "'"ill III IIVTIlVjr Mill lHii.r hl'liVV nr llulil llii'tMi Imvn liimn fn.()iu.i,t umoiikIi to -i tlm mmln minlMy 11ml to InUirfmo with Hit KAtlirlti of crow nut yet In, If II lll hut Ilki-ly Hint a Kri,Bl ,(,, ,,f (iinmun will Imvo ronultiMl Ironi thu ritli.n an furnicrn ri't'oit no iimlcrlul .liinuiiii If llirv run go on mmii aixl im urn crni. Tlione that r llkuly to hihuiiiiiiil If Hit) nilim con- IIiiub art lio'i ami Ul ouU. It la of tlltt UtlllOHt ItlllKirlMlll'K lliilt Ilia l.i. rtltnrt hav an opfxirttttilty to uathi-r tlmlr crop now that it la rained ami llmrtilaa proajKM't lor a kmmI price, .nnnn art limn when wo nwl to h- hanil all our rnwinrrni and liwoitilng an ImjH.rUiit counljf. Tin Ml'l.TNOMAII Kl'KK Tim Mult nomah which wan hullt for tlm Oregon Clly (rail with Portland and then takn to Portland U run on I hit Coliimhla waa ul(tmiitly Ink nn to PiiktI Hound where Im haa liimd running for anvural yoart. I,anl Tui'inlay mornini, at li wan IcavliiK Olyiiiil with twmity paa aciiifwm on Iward tht ran Klnt plU t hall a milii out In tht hay to mark tlm etlgt ol tht ihaniiiil and knockml 1 hola in Imr aidn. Tim pile U iitunlly In tlglit hutowlnxlo a vnry hl(h tidu that nioriilnK it wa covcrnd. At iumxi aa tlm Iniat ui rock aht wai run to thorn whttra tha mtnk hcnliln tht wharf. Tut Citr Wist. Tho lima- conU'ttud (vviintli Htretit raiw hnn at IiihI Imcll net tlml hy tht tupremt court which handfd In lit drcininn 011 Tiicmluy Iii fnvor of thv city. ThU unit waa drought In the name of Ida M. Huikh-y over a venr aito and wnn argnisl and tuhiiiittnd to Juilgn Hti'urnaol Portland in the full, where a ilccimon wat remlered In favor of thu cltv. The ca wan appealed and in Ftihruary It waa argued Ix'fura thu tu preinv court which n.liruin the dwUion ol the lower court. In thit tnit Meturt. II. K. ('nntii and Williauia A Wiltiamt apeaied lor the t il y and Memini. La toureile A Jirownell fur the proneciition Tut Hkhai.d Pi.akt Sold. After puh liililnu llmt) Iiwiicb the olHce of the Herald of thin ritv wa clnned hy at lachinelil plai'ed thereon hy Mennrt Cuddtr and Helton, two of the rmplnyeet The plant wat to have been told week More lant hut owinit to a mtxtuke in the no'ice it wat not dune till lant Satur- EDUCATIONAL NOTES To rut Naval Aciimtr. 1-anl turn pirr Clarence Purdnin went from thii rlly and wat one ol almnl eighteen can diiiilet to he eiamlnml for that ap-iiiil-Dirnl an a cadet to the Naval Academy al AtiaHitla. Ill that content he had llm ginul (urtlllio lo ttalld teculid whli h Oi.'ln hun the alternale fur the Mition. Kor Kiino reniHin Hie young man who iu apilnted wat not ai-cepinhle to the Urd of examlnern at the n'liuol to Clar nice received Word the Innt of the Week 0rei'iit hiiiinelfal nil early date fur tl.riinlnti"H at Aimpollt and lilac oinUnce with the telegraphic liinlruc lijiin he left on Friday for the KaM. II tli phytical reipilrelnentn do hot har 1 . , 1 1 .11- .n..,-i..i IKience JMIil me utihhh mm uininn ... . 11. 1 1 .,1 i iduyw hen the therill knocked it down .,11 he .....t credl.al.ly rcprenelited In ' tlie great naval tchoul. Tn I'.aiiioa t'cMU Mrn. Nuonenup- to Mennrt. 0. It. II. Miller, K. C. Unm illon. Jiik. Shaw and T. H llunkini who Hlale that it I their intention to tgain 111 I'MllMin ti,.-r... when the line new brln cr..M ti.rt the p-r tnd run it at an exponent ' ol IKililllini (HH'iriiien. tlic (Uckamt on the I'.nnl Si.le Unit way tan (itnplctfd lunl Felirunry thut it "ii',l lie fuiiiiil tt now out of place and unlit fur ue, yet audi it the cane. I-aM biiliilny It wan found thai the brhUe iaetllina" tnd going npntretm tnd rim were at or.ee ordered nut lo crow any mure. Since that lime panneligerit have been trannferrtxl al the brid. Oil Xiemlny the material tnd outfit fur Repairing the ttrurturo arrived tnd the I irk will be rnnhetl tn rapidly tt m- ilile A4WHU1 an the falne wurk It in the curt will run anunual h In thouuht that the giving of the bridgn t thin lime waadno to the wet weather and the lia-hltming which waa given it lanl luniiiier. Jack akd tiik Tiuti . Jtck it the name of a dug Udunitlng to I II. Cow ing and Judging by hit exploit of Innt wi fk he duet not lielleve In being dcterud by uiall thingt from going where hit Hunter doet. Letlle w tt going down to Hie range lo nhoot and did tot intend to take bin dog along but when Jnck wa" rolimed admlnnion lo Hie car he took down the track after It tnd clmnod it til tlm way down to (iladntone running over the Mull trenllo beyond the Abornethy i if it were ordinary ground. Kitber lie relinhed the danger or gut tlightly giddy ami did not reoogniio Utli for lie iinmiidlatwly turned around and cliantnl the next car lmek lo town. IIown no tiik ItATKt.-Tho Oregon City Transportation comptny btt de cided to make popular move which Will commend lltulf to thote wl.O travel between llita eltv and Portlltlld at the rate for the round trip which but hither to lieen GO cent It frwtn now on lo bo only centa. Thit doet not Include the ttrnnt ear hire at formurly tdvortiwHl by the company which arrangement but now been canceled, at it wat of n (iidvantagti to only a lew ' 'ne nntrnna nf ti.a )ut. The new rate tppllet to all and otiht to proye a draw Ing curd. A Iliormn ! Plant. MiiHurt. Hmith & Lovetl who own and operuto the Ice Works In tlila nlt v huve found their trade guod during the teuton jiiHt doting that ere mii.tlinr venr theV will double the capacity of their plant. The power and built with ilou w --..r,.,Q UIHKIIIIItli; bin taimcltv of the refrlirerator and it it the Intention of Mr. Smith while he It Eunt to look thornimlilv Into tho nierltt ot the different kinds of machinery and phu e hit order for onoiigh of the bent to dou bin the rmmcltv of tho nhint. They ex Pect that thit will cott about '-!0,000- I'kotkct YoUBtKLf.Inture your prop erty in the Guardian Atturanco compa ny of London. Cath atteta 123,000,000. F. E, D0!tALDS0!, Agent, Oregon City, Oregon. Tut ptAiii.r Plank Camthi:hiic. While at the Camp Compton range hint lerduv Cal'taln Jonet conducti-d tome exiierimeiiti to determine the Hnetriit iiiK force ol the blank cartridge uned in the recent almrn biittlu. He found that a rille, loaded with a blunl. charge tuch at wan lined and fired at ten Inehet range at a hoard one Inch In thickneM would teur a ragged hole through timlier of much grcttf r proportion tluin if the rifle huiiled with bull. Other tcttt proved that the blank chargo wat deadly at a much greater range. Statk Voi.i NTXkK Kikkhks. Although the Oieuon City boya did aot win any of the priifi in tho hone conteati at The Pallet they returned well pleated with the meeting and their treatment. The next meeting will U held at tint city on ilm 4th of next SeptemW. W. H. I Joyce of Portland wat elected president Itirnm Slraiiiht of Oregon City, vice .mini, lent. J. J. Kully of Portland, tecre- Urvand II. J. Maler of The 1'rtilea, treaturer. At tii FAia.-Oregon City la fairly U-..II reiirenented at tlio fair this weea ... i....i,i..a r:ot. J. T. Aptierson the i"i .' elllcient prenldent and his family there .. there for tho week the lollowing r u l.,r,l.iin ami II. C. Nevont WHO a..iliiiir tickett at the main entrance vii Ma.l.hiek who it helping at tne '!. W. II. Smith. Jas. L Swafford and V. C. Williams. Wit it'ii Tm a Nam? One that in- anlroi confidence and is known to all residenltofCltckainat county as a syn onym of Integrity and full dealing is that t luihimv A Hutch. This firm from a comparatively small bogining bus from tn vnar Increatod HS tioca, mm now can Juntly cluim to have tho largimt asHortment of household goixls In the county. To Tkadk. Two yoko of good work oxnn for oat. Apply to Cihidstone haw mill olllce. To Water CoiiHiimpm. v.... lu.rebv notified that the 1 UU v J , n.,.,,,1 nf Wnter CominiHHioneru have in structed me to strictly enforce the rule tho navmoiit of water rates in advance at the olllce of tho City Water WorkB botwoon the lnt and 10th days of each month. All persons using city water will therefore receive no further notice and if their rents are not paid by tho 10th day ol September, the water .,:n 1. ahnt. off from their service pipes and a charge 01 fifty cents made for bo doing. Tor order of the board, 2t Twos. F. Rvah, Secretary. Take your babies to the New York gallery and got a good picture while you have the chanos. All notes for thU column should be rent to Mint Jenulu Uowen, editor, lleuver Creek, Oro. TKA( IIKlm' ASSOCIATION. Out of numerous methods In nno for elevating tenchlng to the dignity of u prolennlon, tho mont powerful ono, per haps, it that of toucher's unnocliitiont. The edncatortof America have builded a moat niagiiillcent system ol associa tions. The graduation from the county to the ttaUi, from the ttuto to the na tional, from the nutional to the inter national, muket the orguiiltatlon almoat ierfei:t. Professional culture should lie one of the main objeclt of the associations. When the young teacher brings hit mind In contact with the mature and ex perienced minds of the older teachers, there must result cletrnent of method and atrenglh of government. lie forma a denire to parens In the vocation, and lo win laurels for himself. After long practice at a professional hermit, tht teacher becomes narrow- minded In hit methods and bigoted In his notions. He does not keep abreast of the times. He is f on termed a dead teacher an old foggy. Hut let tuch a one appear in a live association and then obnerve how soon the influence of the atmosphere will broaden bit views; will oiwti the door to his selfishness and let in the air of new ideas and the tun- liwht of new inspiration. The association should be the place to reclve and the opixirtunily to give thoughts and iiloua connected with the work, that the burdens borne by many mav be lightened, and the obstacles en countered by othert may be removed or turmoiinted. Toiling all alone in bit sphere for many days; surrounded by obstacles; laborinu on amid discouragements, often in the mldnl of strangers; finding no in terest In his work, the country teacher hears of an association. He, with othert, come from various parts of the country. They convene at the hour ap-oinled with greeting and good cheer. All trials flee away. 1 he humble teach er now feelt a professional pride iu the life he has chonen. The attainment of these objects munt depend very largely iiMin the character of the program used. In tome states the program fur the entire year it prepared and publinhed at the beginning of the year. This it considered a good plan as it gives the teachers a longer tiuie to vain ideas and enable them to discuss the subject mure thoroughly The result of these associations in, that the teaxdier goes into the schoolroom con scions of his newly acquired powers. Putiils pe and feel it In every direction Kvery thing about the room glides nliing lietter ami more smoothly. New ideas are practiced and new methods are in trixliiceil. The tmce of school-life is there. The individual school is elevated in tone tnd results. Public sentiment is aroused in favor of the teacher, and that means higher salary, more school, better facilities, more regular attendance, hence better results. A KKW SYHTKM. I present to you fur publication a sys tem of tnhles or measurements ami weight, covering all the arts and prac tice except counting and paper. This does not affect our money for the system is the same. If thit system of tables were adopted by the United States and all other tables rejected, each scholar would gain or save at least one year of bis school lifo and be much bet tor prepared for business. JuBt think of the money and time that this system would save. Out of 64,000,- 000 peoplo, at least half are subject to tho schools, 32,000,000 multiplied by 1100 equals ta.lKXJ.OOO.OOO saved in short time bv the scholars besides the wuste time that could be saved in every lino of business daily. I am sure these tables are philosophical, plain and very practicable. They w ill not confuse bus iness as they are based on the United States statute mile and cental. Froeede from the known to the unknown. A. Colkb. Till TA11I.X8 ARK A8 FOLLOWS. Lomr measure, in decimals, based on the United Stntes statute mile: 10 millidemm equals 1 centldom equals .00170 yards, equals .000001 miles. 10 contulemm equals 1 decideinm equals .0170 equals). 00001 miles. 10 decidemm equals 1 domm equals .170 yards equals .0001 of a mile. 10 demm equals 1 millimile equals 1.70 yards equals .001 of a mile. 10 millimile equals 1 ccntiuiile equals 17.0 yards equals .01 of a mile. 10 centimilo equals 1 decimile equals 170 yards equals .1 of a mile. 10 decimile equals 1 mile equals 1700 yards equal 1 mile. Domra is an abbreviation for decimilli-milo. based 1000 ru decidemm equals 1 CU demm. 1000 cu denim equals leu. millimile. 100 cu. mlllilnlle equals 1 cu. centi- mile. All weights bated on cental or 100 pounds: 1 inlteaa one-thoiitandth of a pound. 10 mltiis1 ill or one-hundredth of a pound. 10 pills-1 miccntal or one-tenth of a of a pound. 10 mlceiital equals 1 cecental or 1 pound. 10 cecentalt equals 1 ducentul or 100 poundt of anything. Bouare measure (based on a mile in decimals.) 100 tq. millcdernm equult 1 tq. centi- demm. 100 t. centidsmin equals 1 tq. deci demm. 100 tq. decidemm equals 1 sq. demm. 100 sq. demm equals 1 tq. millimile. 100 ft- mll'lmile equals 1 sq. centiroile. 100 sq. centimlle equals 1 sq. decimile. 100 sq. decimile equals 1 sq. mile or sec tion. Application to land measure it at fol lows: lOdeclmalt souared eonalt one section. 5 decimilct squared equals one quarter section. I 2ocentiinilct squared equaled 40 acres. Chain for surveying should be one cen- tl mile (17-0 yards) in length, divided into 10 millimiles. each of which is divided Into lOdemenn which it marked each into 10 decidomms. It Year Laundry Well Pone! fiothing exasperates a person so much as to have a fine white garment returned from the laundry yellow and munsy, buttons half off. and in a condition not fit to wear. The Troy Steam Laundry sends out none but first clans work a trial order will convince you. Office with F. A. Waddock. post office build ing. Bundles left Tuesday evening will be returned Saturday morning. THOS. CHARMAN & SON, ThePioneerStore JUST ARRIVED! A COMPLETP: LINE OF Fall & Winter Jackets -Direct from New York consisting of- Ladies' Cloaks in all Styles and Misses' and Children's in all rattenw E. E. WILLIAMS, Grockr, oreoox city. Masonic Building. FULL LINE OF DRESS GOODS! Hop Sackings, Whip Cords, Cash meres and Henriettas. We have a new and complete stock of LADIES' MACKINTOSHES, Of the very Latest Styles. Call and see our stock before purchasing as it is the largest and newest styles in the market. THOS. CHARMAN & SON. ESTABLISHED 1883. Call and see the lounges at R. L. Holinan and you will see some Kood ones which they aie selling almost at manufacturer's pi ices It is to our interest to please every eeonnmiciil buver. BKLLOMY& Bl'SCH. tf Receipt, note and order books ESTKRI'KIHE Olllce. at the 500,000 TREES TENTH YEAR 1893. BELLADONNA. BELLADONNA AND CAPSICUM, STRENGTHENING, ELECTRIC POORMAN'S PENETRATING. We have a new supply of Plasters allniceand fresh. Rem ember the place, C. G. HUNTLEY, Successor to Oaufield - & HUNTLEr. Near Court House, Orgeon City. Oswego flur5eris Offer for the coming season one of the largest and most complete stock of trees to be found in the Northwest, consisting of the following: 100,000 apple all the leading varieties. 15u,000 prune With Italian and Petet in the lead. 75,000 Pear Bartlet and many others. 40,000 cherry best sweet and sour kinds. 25,000 peach Early Crawford and many others. 25,000 plum all of the best. 5,000 Japan plum both old and new sorts. 10,000 aprciot best kinds for this climate. Also small fruit, grape vines, shade, nut and evergreen trees, roses etc. Send for new descriptive catalogue now ready. Address WALLING & JARISCH, Oswego, Oregon. PoHHlUalEwiou Opens September 27 1 893. Closes Oetober 28. LIBERATTS CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND WILL FURNISH THE MUSIC. A WORLD OF MECHANICS IN MINIATURE. SPECIAL FEATURES WILL ECLirSE THOSE OF ANY PREVIOUS YEAR. MADAME CIRARD OYER'S PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN Constructed st a cott of (10,010 tad throwing a thousand jeU of wtter In all the colore of the rainbow will betum? tne music nan. LARfiE AQUARIUMS ; Containing tab of all vtrietlet found in Oregon waten. have been constructed at grt expense. -TI TV. ART GALLERY : WillconUlna collection of paintings telefled from the World's Fair. Among them Ellsburg'a celebrated painting Cuater-a Lt FlBht. To visit thit great exposition and view 111 vdauvn iu every urunrum-m ui i . tm onsmc, - - ;. , kv'DEH'Kll RATK ON ALL, TRANSPORTATION UNtS. " . .-n I n - For further Information address B. W. ALLEN, Superintendent and Secretary Lmuid and dry measure, based on a mile in decimals: 10 millicuJemm equals 1 conticudemm. 10 conticudem equals 1 declcudeinin. 10 decioudomm equals 1 cudem (see cuWo measure.) 10 cudemra equals 1 boo, (a little more than a bushel. Cubic measure, basod on a mile in decimals : 1000 cubic millidemm equals 1 cu. centidemni. 1000 cu centidemm equals 1 cu. deci demm. 1 Slates Tablets Pencils Pens Inks Blackboard Crayon and Erasers. We saved Clackamas County Schools Money Last year. We will This Year. Let us quote you prices on school eupplieB at Huntley's Book Store, pxt doer to Comminlal aBk. 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. iC. P. WINESET.f UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. Largest stock of Coffins and Caskets kept South of Portland. Also cloth covered and Metallic Caskets furnished to order. Ladies and Gents' Burial Robes in stock. Fine Hearse read; at any call.