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Oregon City Enterprise. SCHEDULES OF TIME (). t'.T 10. N HTM M Kit. Hloamer IUMONA. l.VSa (WKllliK til V. MUVka CHHriAKII ' III, II INI n III I i1' 111. a mi i 111, KlllTIIKUN rAI IKIi: HAII.WAV. " Kiihtii nunHii,' ullliiniU Kii'fn.. (ihri'inhl 7 mu ni. hiclnir lnml (w)r miliiiK) tap. tit . cit'TII HciUKK. Ili.mliur ,i.c (way national (HI a. Ill I ullliifhln hilia llliruiigli) 7.11 p, 111 Tin "AHHANOKK BTI.AMKIl, AlKlNA. KTW 1iaTl.alll.l-SI ANII IHIKf NhKI . lvt I'urlUint Taylor .trent H.m Ii at Ml A. M, mul li r iitmuii Cliy lur Bali-in 7 lti A. l. 'liieaday, lliur.'lay mul Hatnrtlay, l.eave liiil.uiiiliiii III A M "i Hulrin 7 tA A M. ami ir'Hi I lly I UU V U lur I'uri UihI Motiiluy. Meilniday and Friday. Kat II inn, kimhI ariviiiiiMliiiliini mul low mint. No way fraiahl liamlli-d, Hpaulal rUn on through lrcln lU WII.I.AMKTTK KAI.I.H KI.KC TKJO IIAII.WAV. Ulna Table. Leave lava Vrviioii I lly. Willamette Falls, a u A al a v. 4. M. y ii y ;l " II.HU " 11 " I I. 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Tltt flliiclli iiiiivtranry of (lie Finit Con-liri-iMtiuil iliunli of thU tity, whirl) It lito llin fiflletli rniiilvcriwrT of I lie do nuinliialion In (lie tnU, tw obmirvcJ inxt Huiiilny mid MomUv, NoviinUr '.'.'illl miiI auh. Tim Jlrr Siiinlny tnorninu, liUlnrlcul In elinraclrr, will I ili-llvi-rf i by Kov. K. S. Kniulil, of Sulwii, wiiil Unit in Hi" vt-iiitii!on "TlioOullixik of tlm Cliur. li", liv Itcv. I. II. limy, of roriliiml Tlic!r bulli fanner piiMtotK of tlm i liun li Moiiilny iifii'iii.Miii Hi two o'l'I'X'k ft ini'clliiu for (triinrnl rtiiiinin-i-imi ti will I li'-Mi nmaiatinii of five iiiinnti' apwi Inn l'J- fiirmcr HiorH ami uiIiitm, Mm remlitiit of rxtrurtii from let-li-rn of fily nii'inli'-rn now b'iit, mul oliir Miririuto rxi-ifiwH. MuiuUy MI;l.'il". M., Hit CoiiKnciilioiml Cliil) will iKtFliliTtHiliPit follaatioil liy Uio Irnlii of the cliur.li, mul Ht 7 :30 ft imlillc iiwplinu of tli dob will liuld, At wbli li lit'V. ). U Wmliu-o, of l'ort imiil, bu tlm cliHNn'iiiki'r. Hi toplr w ill bo "The ('mine of Cnncnw tlnimllHiii." Si'cilly (JimkI mnain will bu rcinli'ii-il lit nil llii-M! awrvicer). Mr. V. H. (iliifko, of PortUnil, liiin bi'on en HukimI to King ft wlo Nunilny ni i'tilnt?, nil iiIih will tt'rluiH Hinu nitnin on Momluy. TiikOoimv Kxi-kiith Woiik J. V. Cmtipli'll, who wbh iioinlfd by tho (friinil jury to nxK-rt the rwordii of the olllrim of C'liit kuiimn coonly no far they ruluto to thu lninlliii of county (iiikIh, rcporli'il tlmt be hail cxnniinod tho IxNik of tho dhi'riir, clerk, reenrdor, HSHCHHor nnd troKniin-r, and found the mitno to bo forroi lly ki'pt, 1ho that the olllcluls wore cotirioous mid roiuly to loud MHHiNlunro wboncver culled upon, llo found that fooa had boon rolloi tod from July It, 1HIM, to iNovoniher 1, 1HU4, ftiid turnod ovor to the county tremmrer mi follow towit: Kocordor, il6:).10; iihoriiT, $:'(H.20; clork, tm. In tho Dchool miporinlondciit's olllce bo found that tho HUorlnlondont linn IhhiumI loll certificate and thlrv-four permit, total iimount collected :M1; turnod ovor to tronHiiror $ISS; bnlanco on hand $:ll. Tkaciikii'b Kxamisation. The ri'uuhir quarterly examination for toacher'a cer tillcateH commenced WodneHday and cloned Kriduy of hint week witli llfleon aoplicatioiiH for county cortillcate. one for state cottlllcate mid two for Btate iliploma. Hiiperintendont (iibmm con ducted tho examination and wan agisted by Mr. Hertlm Gihon and UoorueL. Story. Thone recoivinu certificate were A. 0. Htranno, HiiHio M. Well, J. C. Wftmock, ltlancbleMillor, MiliaU Whar ton, B. F. Baahor. C. E. Cone, Ellon Byera, Ixiutie Maxwell. Mi Helen Taylor applied for state certificate and D. F. May mid Noil Stupp pplied or atuto diploma. Aiuuim Insanb. Mis. Emma Row land was broiiKbt to this city from Canbv Monday and wa d judged In sane by Judge Hayosand Dr. ruine, the exaiiiining pliysician . She tulked wildly on roliuion. Hheriff Maddock, iicconi jmnied by the woman's fathor, took the patient to Saloin the same evening and placed her in the nsyliun. Si iciim or Mil. Ki i i.am, Word wit hroiittht to thlr city Friday Unit Mr. KliA 1 1 it in hi.il coiuinlttod suicide by cutting her throat with a rnzor. Hho lived at Vinlii, about' 11! miles oat of tliUclly. For tho punt two month the deceiiHed Inia been in poor health Hud ha been under the dni tor's treatment during lliul lime, Friihiy murnlng mm of her iiiin had left fur (hi city and the other wa ut work ft hIiiiiI diatmice from tho liouiMi and the only croii left with Mr. Fellows war young woman, Mr. Fltllan lurked all of the door ex('Hi( one which she closed by piling chair lfore it. Hho then went to the room of her son, procured a rar.or and started after the virl, who made her escape thiouy,h the door w hich wa closed by thu chair. After the woman hud made her ch hh) Mrs, Fill lam sIimaI before ft looking glims and cut her throat from ear to oar with the razor. The art was committed at ll:il5 mid Ir. Koinmer was sent for but before he reached the Fullain homo, the woman wawdead. Mrs. Fullain hit not acted suns for some time and it wa feared by the family that alio would do something deHMrato during these Inaane Ills, ('oionrr Iluluian and lr. Hummer left Saturday for Viola ut which place the linpicat was hold. The jury returned ft verdict that the deceam-d came to her deatli by cutting her throat with afiaxor while temporarily Insane. Tho funeral services were held hunjay atternoon from tho hotiae and the remains were laid to rest in the Viola cvmetory,. IScsikkks Mk Okoanuk. Nearly all the merchant of Oregon City have joined ft hosiiifHS men's aiuiocialion with hcadtuartot In Portland. The associa tion is to protect it members from the chronic dcsil-licata who move from one town to another and work the local bui liess ron lor all the credit they can get and then move on to the next town. Till cls of ieoph) baa been growing steadily for the last few year and they have caused such runtes, not alone to the retail merchant, tmt to all classes of bum newt men, that an O'ganixed rmirt for their suppression is ft iieccamty. The loss the avi-rai!" merchant sustains each year from this class of customers cuts quite seriously into hi profits. The public at larve have an Interest in these dead-lteats, for the losses they occasion usve to be made up on the good-paying customers, and the efforts of the mer chant to Mppree them will meet with grr.erftl approval. RastkkkOybtkkb run this Coast The department of aiiricullure has undertaken to improve the oyster of this ccast by transplanting the best es-lern oyster. The undertaking I exiected to prove succeseful, and we may yet enjoy the big 1 1 wi on oysters now only had in the Kast. C. H. Tnwnsend, deputy rnlted Slates llsh commihsioncr, and Jiime Crawford, state fish commissioner, re- cently planted eighty barrels of eastern oyster in Willapa buy of the following brands: Natural growth Chesapeake, Newark bay seed, Prince' bay, Ke)qort and East riven. They were sent by United Slate Fish Commissioner Mc Donald. The plautiiiK wa done at Bay Center, where ft protection reserve of ten acre has been sot fttid. A Gkmkan Class Prof. C. Hertting, Ph. P., ha rqiened ft school for tho study of the (iorman language and literature in Shlwly' block. The class in Ian Uiigage will meet every Saturday from OA. M. till 4 o'clock P. M. Those taking the classical course will meet every Tuesday and Fridav evenings at 7:30 P. M. BK'cial attention will be given to literature and rhetoric. Prof. Hertting i a thorough (Iorman scholar and this is a rare opportunity to those wishing to Irani the (iorman litngiiuge. A Mihacciaji's Escai-k From Dxatii. Ijtst Thursday afternoon aa Edward Beach was blasting stumps on his place above Willamette Falls he put heavy charge ot ginnt powder under a large stump. After waiting some minutes and the charge failing to explode he proceeded to investigate matters and learn the cause. No sooner had Mr. Beach reached the stump when the charge ex ploded, throwing him several foot into the air and when he reach terra flrma once more he found himself just forty foot from where he started. No damage was done except a badly burned face. 100 Reward, $100. Tho renders of this paper will be pleased to learn Unit there is at leat one dreaded disease that science has been able to euro in all it stagoH and that is Catarrh. Hall' Catarrh Cure is the only positive now known to the medical fraternity. Cutarrh boing ft constitu tional disease, require constitutional treatment. Hall' Catarrh Cure i taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous Btirface of the system, there by destroying the foundation of the dis ease, and giving the patient strength by building op th constitution and assist ing nature in doing it work. The pro prietor have so much faith in its cura tive power, that they offer One Hundred Dollar for any case that it fail to cure. Send for list of testimonial. Address, " ' F. J. Chunky A Co., Toledo. O. gWold by Druggists, 75c, A sort of lethargy Boinetiines takes possession of the kidneys and bladder ; they Bhould be promptly stimulated to healthful action by the use of Dr. J. II . McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm. For sale by C. G. Huntley, druggist. Ahkiiik flio Jliii-rs," A spe.'lal meeting of Multnomah lodN. 1, A. F. and A. M. will be bold Saturday evening for work in the M. M. di'iiree. Tim semi-annual election of oMcors of Willamette Falls camp No. UH, Wood men of World will take place next Tues day. Installation on the second Tues day in J miliary. The I)cre iln'". Myrtle lodge No. is making preparations for ft grand masquerade which will bo fol lowed by a banquet at the A. 0, U. W. hall, Thanksgiving eve. Only the mem bers of the society are to 1st present, Tho Oregon Lode No. 3, I. 0. O. F. hold their regular meeting last Tuesday evening and nominated olhcers for the ensuing year. The election 1 U take place Tuesday next. The uiemliers of the Willamette Be bckah lodge No. 2. I. 0. O. F. will ap lear In their new roh at the next reg ular meeting, which will U held next Friday evening. Achilles lodge No, 38, K. of P. has hanged its time of mooting from Friday to Monday evening ol each week. The lodge lis lately expeiienced ft revival of Interest and is in a very prosiou con- liton. Meade Post No. 2, O. A. It., has changed the time of meotiiiK from the lirst Monday to tho first Thursday In each month. The old soldiers keep up the Interest In their post and bold very pleasant slid profitable meetings. A chapter of the Eastern Star, A. F. ami A. M. will shortly bu organised in IlillsWo, The committee on entertainment of the Eastern Star Chapter met Wednesday afternoon t the ollice of Thus. F. Ryan and made arrangement for an enter tainment and hanquent to be tiiven on the evening of installation of olllcers, which Is to be held at Masonic hall, on Icember 11. An important decision ha just been rendered In the circuit court of Rock Island, III., growing out of ft case that will interest all fraternal insurance order and thir nienitiora. Albinus Brasher, of Milan, HI., became mem bcrund obtained a certificate of insur ance for 2(K0 in the Home Forum Benefit Order, being ft member of the local forum at Milan. The order is orgsnized and chartered in Illinois, with it principal office in Chicago. It at-pears that Mr. Brasher, who had len a member more than yer, had failed to pay three assessment which were levied between the month of August and December, 1803. He fell sick on the 3uth of November, 18i, and while in bed and his life despaired of, his friends went to the local treasurer at Milan and tendered the three assess ment which were past due, the rule of the order requiring each aesessment to be paid within 30 day from notice. None o? these assessment, it" apiear, had lieen paid. On theotli of December hi friends paid the:ie assessments and the treasurer gave a receipt therefor, not knowing that Mr. Brasher wa ill and his life despaired of at the time. Mr. Prasher died on the 12th of December, 1S03, six days after the payment. The local treasurer returned the money and took up the receipts, as he had accepted the money in ignorance ol the illness of Mr. Brather. The case wa hotlv contested by the attorney for the plaintiffs. The certifi cate of membership and proof of death was submitted. Judge Glenn instructed the jury to find for the defense. He held that the certificate of membership proved on its face that it was issued on the general condition that the member should comply with the by-laws of the order ; that the benefit assessment should be paid within 30 day from flute of notice, and if not so paid the certificate would be null and void. The judge held that this conatituted a continuing liability and not asjieciflo contract, except aa the continuing liabilities were discharged at the time provided for in the conditons of tho cortillcate and the by-laws ; and that a failure to pay and thereby discharge the continuing liabilities, as required by the laws of the order, forfeited all rights under such memlorship. He instructed the jury to tind for the order and the verdict' was so returned. Oeeiful Winter Evenings. Nothing brings so much joy and coin fort to the fireside as a genial visitor one that entertaiiiB and instructs every member of tho family. The latch string is always out for tho Prairto Farmer, for it always brings a big weekly budget. It is brighter than ever, with a host of new writers, this year. The Thanks giving and Christmas numbers will be worth more than a year's subscription, fl .00 gets 52 visits The Prairio Farmer. Special Notice. A special offer will bo made the Indies of Oregon City and vicinity by the L Mode Millinery Parlors' 228 First street, Portland. New store and stylish goods. Hard times Prices. S. F. Scripture ha reduced the price of borne shooing to $1.60 per horse until further notice. All work at bottom price. Many year experience insure first-class work. Persons who load a life of exposure are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy In Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lin iment;, it will banish pain and subdue in Ham nistion. For sale by C. G- Hunt icy, druggist. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Awardad Gold Madal Mktwlntar Fair, Saa Franclaca. To Kent. 12 acre all cleared at Mt. Pleasant with g"d comfortable Iioiibo to rent. Kuquireof Wade II. Spencer A Co. Oyster, wholesale o' retail, U families j mid parlies. Aisoservcu in any siyie, fresh and palatable at the Portland res taurant. Tho quality of blood depend much Uxm good or baI diirestion and assimila tion ; to make the blood rich in lifo and slreiiKth givintf constituent, use Dr. J. II. Mcl'itn' Strengthening Cordial and llloisl PurihVr; it will nourish the prop erties of the blood from which the ele ment of yitality are drawn. For (ale by C. U. Huntley, druvgist. Hup Growers' Have Money and trouble by insuring your bop and hop buildings at the leading insurance agency of the city. Will give you 25 per cent discount on the rates of last year. Several of the best American and En glish companies represented. F. E. DoNAi.bsos, Agent. gUSlXliSS FRIENDSHIP We do not believe in the "no friendship in biifli ncss" thfory. We aim to welcome all customers with fricnillintr-H. We want to impress upon you the fact that we buy and Bell only goodn of reliable quality on which we feel safe inj Btaking our reputation. When you find the prices on all articles are reason able none too low for the quality, and none too high, to make it up-confi-dence bt-gins. Our dealings with you being open and "in the light", there are no "spec ial" discounts or allow ances. You feel that you were treated as well as other customers and all are as well treated as you. You feel that you can auk for information and we show a readiness to serve vou. We aim to have the BEST sold in Drug Store. C. G. HUNTLEY, PRESCRIPTION DRUCCIST- Oregon City, Oregon. Sewing Machine Needles for any machine used in Clack amaa County, we try to keep in stock. If your machine is old and we haven't the needles, we'll get them for you if you wish. Needles can be safely sent by mail, and we prepay the postage. Huntley's Book Store, Oregon City, Or. P. S. any user of sheet music should have our cata logue of 4,K)0 select pieces which we are selling for lOcts It's free for the asking. NOVELTY Candy -:- Factory NOW OPEN. Manufacturer of High Grade French and Home Made Candies, Ice Cream and Water Ices. Families, Parties and Sociables Supplied with Ice Cream in any quantity ; rates reasonable. Try Our Ice Cream Soda. Tropical Fruits and Nuts. Main Street, opp. Commercial bank II. S. Cram, Manager. IT GIVES YOU H HEALTH. Moore's Revealed Remedy. Astounding in its Effects in the cure of Rheumatism, Asthma, Malaria, Bli lionsnesa or any other disease arising from deranged Liver, Stomach or Kid neysIt drives all impurities from the Blood. Mrs Chas A.RuaacI, who It lavorably known throughout the Northwest aayi: "For fifteen years I was a constant mfferer with asthma without any relief, except that ob tained by oonilant chants of locality. Two yearaaRO t trieu mihirh a kevbalkd kkmkdy and the banerlta received from it were the moat aratifv n?. It rave me relief from the ".rut and prevented the terrible dutreaa peculiar to tha ulseaxe mat mane uie aimoai uuoearaoie. adt one who haa ever had anihm can undrtand the aratltude I feel toward this remedy, he- lievlnj it haa added pleaaant years to my life 1 nave not nesitatea to rroommena it to an nae siitrerera, aud alwayi with the same happy re sults. " laaWTo he had ot all drurxlsta, or senl to brgwaftT-HoLMBs Dkuu Co , Seattle, Wash, MEW GOODS ARRIVED.... SMITH AND ANCJEr.S CELEBRATED Black and Tan Hose for Ladies and Children; all sizes; guaranteed fast col ors and will not crock. Also complete line of (Jae D0W95 5orsts. The best fitting corset in the market. For Boys and Children we have a new stock of stilish suits for fall and winter. Caps for Men, Ladies, Misses, Boys and Children all shapes and styles. Call and see us before purchasing, as we have the goods and prices to suit the times. Just received this week a full line of CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, And the Henderson Little Red School House Shoes, Every pair wai ThePioneerStore THOS. OHARMAN & SON. SEVENTH - STREET - BAKERY AND CONFECTIONEKY, Lunch and Hot Coffee at Every Hour of the Day. All Kinds of Cake Made to Order AND ORNAMENTED FREE OF CHAGF. ar LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Jacob Kober, Proprietor. directly and Indirectly, by people who cannot do their own Bguring, writ their owa letters, or keep their own books: and who do not know when business and leal papers whlc-h they nturt handle every day are made out correctly. t All these things, and much more, we teach thnniuyhly. Hundreds of our (rraduau-a are In good positions, and there will be openings for hundreds more when time Improve. Sow Is the time to prepare for them. Bcsideg,a business education I worth all It costs, for tme't men nan. Send for our catalogue, to learn Khat and flow we teach. .Mulled free to any address. Portland Business College, A. P. Armstrong, Prln. Portland, OregOtl. J. A. Weaco, Secretary, The Argonaut la the only high-class political and literary weekly published on the Pacific coast. Thousands of single-stamped copies of it pass through the post office every week, remailed by subscribers to their friends. It has a larger circulation than any paper on the Facific coast, except three San Francisco dailies. It goes into all the well to do families of the Pacific coast. Over 18,000 circulation. Argonaut building, 213 Grant Avenue, San Francisco. J.J. KHDDERLY, GENERAL HARDWARE Stoves and Tinware. FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. TINWOBS -A. SPECIALTY. Corner Fourth and J Streets, - - East Portland, Oregon. FOR ASTORIA-FAST TIME. Steam'r Telephone 1, Leaves foot of Alder st., Portland. Leaves Portland daily, except Sunday, 7 A. II. Leaves Astoria daily, except Sunday, 7 P. II. Tug Ilwaco from Ilwaco connects at Astoria with Telephone'every night, for Portland. Tickets of all other lines good on Telephone. ranted. Kemernber, are lost annually, 1 'sHfaW