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I Oregon City Enterprise. SCHEDULES OF TIME ll l'.T l'H'H STKAMMI. Hlnamnr IMMiiNA. KVM lilir.il'iN ( IT I.IMVM I'OKTI.A Mil V III, mi, , I ;nt i hi. ;i mi ,,. I,,, Hill I II KH N I'AHHi: IIAIUAY. 'imii umi mii, l allfiiriiU K ant illir"iih) . 7 1(1 m. I(iiliurg Ih I (way miliiiu) . n w p. in , mii TH noi kii, It I .ti r k (uy nuilunai CRlllnMila KlMtim (thiuiigh) t III . in 7 I ft . in W I I.I.AM Ml K KAI.I H KI.Kl Tllli: IIAII.WAV, TIiii Ulili, lv l.,VC Orrgim ( y. WllUlllfllo Kalll. "A U. b it, A. M. V HI " u , II " II it, I i I' M, I I.'. I- M. ii m " a :m Dial on ai Di.iV IA. M VI', A.M. In ui " o I'l II i " ii ;to i r. m i r. m. i wi i t j M i r, t Ml i i.-. a ii " a ii mi t; " I ll " 4 Hi 4 M " i l i !i HI " (. i " ,'l Ml " f I , Ii la i " ti 1', I'. A. Mil. I f.M. Hllpl. 'I nr. MAIM. Mailt i'Ii..i K I II K N'Hlll. I.' Ill . .1 I' III . " l ill Malta i'lnr ifiilnt M..11II1. tl 111 , 1; i. III. all'K H"l tra Ht.KMii ciiv in Cxiliiml uviT Cant "I'l" Xnll- l.lrmi'i l.' .'n I', M ati'l !i 'i I' M airlvra II f. A M all.) 4 Ml ' M I'alllra 1'iirlUll'l, Katlrru, tal Ik. Ii-. Haluly atlil lllKlllatlil rwlllaa1 mall I it. I'll) In Kly, larna. M.illlin I.II.it.iI alel M"lalla ..iii'i al I: in ami atilwa al 1: In. Irlli, llri-iroii I'll li, llritvcr (.reck. Illik. Clark. Mi a. . .ir liioc.k.i iii. .a uilla. an. I i . .ii.'ii . I al III a nl M'.ll'lay N 'Ihr-ln V an. I rrl'lay aiel rrt'irna .,ii I.iIIiimIiih ilava at i -u . Ill Oregon City 1', Vlnla. t.it(ati an1 l(rllalnl ,-ar ilrri;..!! I lly M.nlii) Mrl)i,-'lav aul . K.I.I,. .1 l".J I". l . I...U.'k Viola M i '' '" A M, HUii.vY. ir.i i;ii!i:i; A N r km 11 ImiI ailtv. There ih lr.ide Ktillli ient In Oii khii lo iirt u willow ware factory and the man who under Hlullda lh huailieaa nhoiild aurely jiroH ('i. Uvmiij to tin hulk the Ireiht tiio.u fruiti lim t'liaf 1,11 Ihiai-tiiaH of iooda . , . , , , , , , ,1 ; . , , i pieaeiitH at "II Hr cent from reutilur la hili mid would alone he aiilhcleiit to ' 1 kIvc a handaoine rlit to a locul fACtory, . I1"' 1 - - T he oaier w illow tiaed in thia Work tttowa I ( i iii'k IIaiivkxt. (Mm of the quiet even more ier(ert and tin illy in reuoii ' litlln ullaira for which Juatiie liixon'a than in (he KahIcNI htntea and in totiklh- otllcn iH noted, look place Wclncudav at heaa cannot he excelled. A iiuuiher of!ll:;iuA. M , in which two hearU were theae willow are now urowint; around j hound into one hy that untitle knot, the mill xuid of J.C lloimett, of Mil-1 wlioan corda are made in heaven, hut wmikee and each year make a moat rx-! whoxe alrauda aie only tola- loxmened hy Iruonlinuiy ktrowlh and allow that (r- j the akilled hand of the divorce lawyer. lion i an (t'ow the M'x k needed to iiianil-, Thu con t rui tiiin pariie were Mia Lottie factum all our willow ware. There aie ! Heed, daughter of Win. Heed, of I-opm, thotiaanda of aciea of nwumpy land alonu I and Mr. M. II. JoIiiihoii, of the atno the rivcra of ihia Mate that are unlit lor pluiv. The yoiiiiu couple le-vrin life' agricultural puipowa hut would lie Urn journey w ilh fair propectH and liavp the natural noil for the Lrrowth of the oaier I widl wiahea of a hoot of frienda in their willow. All lliia iiiiluntry ni eda i for neinhhorliixal. Mia Matilda Heed, Oregon City or mine oiherlive town to aiater ol the hride, was with the yoiintf 111. 1 in the buildint! of a factory ami once Htartcd (here la little doubt hill what the luiaineaa would he BeH-aU'-tuiliinK and would keep at home many dolliita now rent out ol Ihe atu'e aa well an to kive t-iiiplovmcut to a number of people . SfllOOl Al'I'olllloNMf XL Supl. (lib- pon'cxia'ctH lo have another apportion ment ol the m liool money out of the county fund made hy lliu llrat of next week lo the variotia di.itilctH of Clack amaa coitntv. The amount w ill be fifty centH lo each child 011 Ihn ihatrict cenaiiH j roll of lat Mprinn. A lahiilated Htale- inenl ol the amount for each dintricl will he puhlialied in ihe Kntkiii-kink of next , week. There i yet due the achool fit ml from Ihe county an amount nnllicient lo make an apportionment of IHteen cental per child which Supt. tiihaon honeHtoi . ... get allowed by the county court ly an appropriation out tif the county ttenerul fund, the county having bid in the prop erty on which thia delinquent tax ia due. IIu alm expect an apportionment from the alalo within tlm next month, provided tlm (date hit all Its col lection liuldo for interent duo on thu achool fund loaned out. HmriiitAY I'auty. The yoiiiiK frienda of Mi Minnie Meyer nulheruil at her lioimi on Seventh aireet laat Saturday afternoon in reai-onae lo a birthday party invitation and report a moat enjoyable all air. The I line, wuh very pleuaantly occuided w ith converNiilion, itamea and mimic, alter which refrcshuientH were nerved. Mihh I'linnie 1'orler, a former teacher of the yoiinii IiohIchh and of many of the KiicHtH and who i very popular with them, wiih prewnt, thereby nddiiit? ttreally to their enjoyment The follow ing me Ihe name of thoae preaent: Micae. Clariaaii Kancher, Nina Caplea, Iluldah llolden. I.ulti Meyer, HcHaie (tiout, lielle Smith, Maude Warner, tirace MaiHhnll, Minnie I'liillipH, MeMr. I' Meyer, Abel MereH0, Herbert (Shaw, Cheater Hokiio and tioorgo Califf. A Honk Hhokkn. What might have proved a more Herimifl accident hap pened at tho homo of Cliaa Habcoi'K I laat Friday evening. As Charlie jr. was playiiiR in the yard and while endeavor ing to climb a tree, he fell to tho ground, breaking the bono in hi right wriat. Ir. Kominer, who wan called, made the unfortunate hoy bb eonifortablo aa jioHsi bio. Thm ia the second accident of this kind Cbarlio baa had, having the bone In liia loft leg broken laat Bummer while vlaiting at the farm of hia uncle, Win. MverH, on the Clackamaa. December 25th ia Cbrtatmaa and (late of tho Ked Mon'B mMime bull. Ax ( lllKIMiN AllVKUTIHKH ('iiMI'I.IMKNTKIi In n, lain niiiiilicr nf I'rinli-r'N Ink, it iiiMk'ii.inc iIuviiIim) to Oiii 11 rt nf ' ii. I vitI 1m Ink, In their ilinirliiii'iit ilovoti'd to "I iniciiM at wull K"H"n 1 1 1 iiilvcrliBii- iim'IiIh they givM unit tli iiilvertiMi'iiiciit o(C. Ii. Illllltll'V for llM lllll Htrl H'lllrll litta-I v iiiM'iiri'i in tlm Kntkhckihk, In tlii'lr I'oimiiiMitN on it limy puil Mr. Huntley lint ('iniiiliiiii'iil of jtx hi'iliK A Very nitchy hiI., well h o r 1 1- I Hii'l well iiHilnyiil nnil wmilil ul t met hih Ii attcn liiui mm U) miikii it H piiyinK iiivcHtiiicnt. Mr, Huntley Iihm iiih1ii tint art of mlyer tlnltiK ahtmly uii'l o h ri uiiifcH mla tliut they ciilcli tint piililic'ii eye, the renilll Ulli tlillt hid linxl IH-xn IniH grown In lliu liiMt tlireo year from a very hiiiiiII lii'Klniiitiu to h trit'liM-iiitleil hy few ilriitc ittm i-m in tlm slate, not (xceitiii tint Portland (IouIitn, CkIHIIIATKI) 111 J-'lKNI ItlKTIIIlAV. I.iihI Huturilav uf (wrri(Kjii I.lnyil Onlway Ininlim; entertiiineil h few of lliu frieinU Inmi 2 to I) 1'. M. ut lliu liomu of lim IHiii'iiU, Mr. bihI Mth (i. A. llunliriK, llic iH'i'itniiin hoing i!k (Hlli Inrtlnluy. Tlm liltlit one iiHHei tlm uflernnon ieiinniltlv try playing games, after which lliey rciuiiui ti tint (lining room where lliey U 1 1 ant down to it ImniiteoilH H'P'H'I. I.luvd, lietler known ll "little Hell." re ceived iiiiie it number of gift from Imh lineatH, 'I'Iioni irewnl were, Ktliel, I!!mih mid Iti'Kiin Alliri'lit, VeaU Iroti(li ton, liiiljili mid Kuimiii Cowjn, (ienu vievp 1 1 1 i 1 1 i , diTuld, Shirley and Kd Haul I'ltnthuin, and Jack I'liwann. j I'ivk I J i Mint i Unroll cm. The rcirc I ni'iitntiveof thelaru'eat w llleaule drill; ictH ' iii tlm t'niied SluleH, w hilii ill I'orllanil latweek uh vihited hy ('. li. Huntley, 1 1 ic ( I r 1 1 l'u' I el , who liiirrhaaed their entire linn of li ii!(!iHl NiKi'lrieM at a lilx-rnl diHcoiiiit. It Ih wurth a viit to Hunt- . , , .11 r r ''' " H,"r" l B,, lllU !''''' "' hrnaheH hair c Dlhea hal l tiHith aliavilik; that linn ever coiim to Oregon : hriinheii in celluloid in aluminum in wood; live hundred liriinheN and no two alike. In thin lot w,ia hImi a line of tiiilii ate hand Uiirrnri, tlm luteal Rial cm novclly. In their iniii-niticeiit an ftiHiucnl of lruv;tNlM aundilea can he found iiiiinv moat deairuhle ( 'liriritiiiHn folk at the marriage. Tin: IIomkmwik Kakkky. J. S. IVIu proprietor of the llotneniade luikery in the Shively hha k haa found hia huxincHN increiiHi-il to hucIi an extent that he haa put on a delivery wak!ou to ctipply hia ctiHtoinerH The wagon will he in charge of I. I,. May and free delivery w ill be made to all partx of the city. Mr. Ktfle Iiiih huilt up a reputation for hi hrand of hread, ni) 11 an the " Hoiiieumde" that in not excelled hv that of any other hakery in llrcnon City. In iiuility it eiiialK the heat of home made bread and jn tH manfactiirw the inont RcrupiiloiiH cleanlineHH i ohserved anil tho bent of flour la nlwuy uaed. Ilia cookie, cake, etc., are of (he (Incut quality and tluvor. I.ihkahy Kntkktainmknt. Park Place in iirfitiiitti.il 11 litel'iirv nml lolluieill treat i proniiaed a literary and mimical treat Friday of more than average merit. Tho allair i under the management of the Park Place Library Anaociation and the proceed a go to tho library fund of the anHociatloii. The program to bo ren dered ia made up of selectiona from the beautiful and pathetic poems of Will Carlton inleraarsed with choico vocal and instrumental mimic. The entertainment will be well worth the small udmiaaion fee and being for ao worthy an object nhoiild bo well patronixed. Ciicmii Dkdii'Ation. Tho Haptiat people w ill dedicate their new church on Sunday, January (1. The dedicatory sermon w ill he preached by Kev. Koland ). (irant, of Portland, and one of the beat pulpit orator in the atiite, at the morning aervicea. The principal addrcaa during the evening aervicea will be by Kev. M. L, liugg, ono of Salem's bright est minister. A line program ia being prepared for the day's exercises which will bo announced in tho K.vmt j iiisk next week. ()l.i Moktoaok Taxus,- Hy order of the rountv court, IVputy Diatrict Attor ney I.. L. l'orter haa notified all delin quents on the mortgage tax roll to pay up, otherwise no further clemency will be shown them. Owing to lute decis ion of the courts there is no hindrance to collecting theae taxes and it is the in tention of the county to havo those yet unpaid immediately collected, even if vigorous measures have to be employed. Tho quality of blood depends much upon ipjod or bad digestion and assimila tion ; to make the blood rich in life and strength giving constituents, use Dr. J. II. McUan'g Strengthening Cordial and lilood l'uriflorj it will nourish the prop erties of the blood from which tho ele ments ol vitality are drawn. For sale by C. U. Huntley, druggist. EDUCATIONALNO'lESlse strings All noli for Ihi column Hliould he sent lo Mrs. II. H. (iibaon, editores, Oregon City, Oregon. hi iiooi. Noma I,. Slipp cloMed a very siieceMfiil term of school in district No. '.', m ar Liberal Friday, December 7ib. Mr. Slipp In tend to attend the state Teacher's con vention to be held in I'orllanil Lccem ber I'd, i7 and 1!M. Initio Marwell, of Pleasant Home, closed a three months term of school in district No. ,'l!, near Laglo Creek, Friday Jlocember 7th. Julia Mark closed a U-rm of school in Joint district No, HI, Spring Jlrook, Fri day, the "th Inst. W. F. Miller, ol Claris, called at the ollice of Supl. (ilhsou laat Saturday. Hello Hibhard cloned a term of school at Meadow Hrook, district No. II, the 11th iiiat. A. II. Hibhard closed a three month's term of school at Orvillc, district No. 'i'l, the l llh iust. The annual meeting of the State Teacher's Association will la: held in Portland at the high school building on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week. A program of more than ordinary interest has been prepared and there will be something to interest every o-ie attending. It will be in three de partment ; one for the teacher' work, one for county siiis-rinterideiit and one f ir college work. Addresses will la? made hy many of the leading educators of the state and every teacher should make it a point to attend. K( Moot, HKroKT. Heport of Viola school district No, 14, for the month ending Iieceinls-r 3. Nuni-la-r of pupils) enrolled thirty-five: num-la-r of visitor thirty-two. The following pupils were on the roll of honor : Cora Ward, Olive Tenny and George Koger. Mismk M. Walk hi, Teacher. The following is the report of Co lon achool, district No. 72, for Ihe month ending Ilecrinla-r 7lh. X miliar of days taught twenty; number of davs atten dance 4VI ; number of times tardy one; number o' day uhsent ten ; average at tendance dm ing the month twenty-three. Those who have been neither absent nor tardy are Meadie F. , Mahle H., Stella F. and IVr tie Hubbard, (irace and Waller (iorlH-tl, F.Uen and Fred Honny, Jelm, Otis and Oscar Dix Misses Delia A Htihbitrd, HUnclio Pond and Minnie Ueasoner, Mrs Joshua florla'tt, Mrs. James Taylor and Mr. Charles O.Hub bard visited the school during the month. The patrons of the school are cordially invited to visit it and note our progress. W. Woonitt Kr Achtis, Teacher. Tho first quarter of tho Harmony scIksjI closed Xovember 30. The names of the pupils in the principal's depart ment, who were neither absent nor tardy (luring the whole term are Jennie Clark, Maud Former, Kdwin Spooner and Arthur Coatea. Number of pupils in the prim.try department enrolled for Xovember ate 2!i; average attendance "; numlrer cases of tardiness ti; time lost hy tardiness, one hour. Those who were neither absent nor tardy during the month are lrvin Connarll, Charlie Counsel), Charlie Payne, F'.thel Clark, Herbert liusk and Oswald Smart. Ki.titvA Mi i.i.an, Teacher. Heport of joint district No. 10, Frog Pond, for the month ending November .'10. Number of days taught 1(1; number of pupil enrolled -3; number of days attendance Iltil ; number of days absent 3.r; number cases of tardiness 0. The following named pupils were neither absent nor tardy during the month: lydia, Anna and Kllen Aden, lCrnest and I.orena Kruse, Caaaius Cook and Kuhy Thompson. II. A. Ball, Teacher. Heport of second month of the (.ira hams Ferry school in district No. 81!, commencing Novptnlier .rth and ending December 7th. NuihIht of Pup. Is en rolled 2.'; number of days taught HI; number of holidays 1 ; number of pupils neither absent nor tardy 10; number of pupils absent 12; number of pupils tardy 0. Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy anil with deportment 100 are Arthur Wilson, Grace Yeager and Henry Wilhelm. Those with perfect deport ment are Joseph and Aloiuo F'pler, Aubrey Wood, Henry Wilhelm, Arthur Wilson, I'M ward l'riince and Grace Yeager. S. M. Ghaham. Teacher. Hun's Tliis! We oiler One Hundred Hollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Curo. F . J C II FN E Y & CO . , Toledo, 0. We, the undersigned, have know n F, J. Cheney for tho lust 15 years and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus iness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by tuuir firm. . Wkst & Trdax, Druggists, Toledo, 0. Waldino, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur-( faces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Christ in ah Turkey. Leave vour order early for a fat young turkey with E. K. Williams, the grocer. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder AwwcUd Cold Medal Mtdwlnttr Fiir, Sa FruxUco. Loosen I'.ut a little to hoy Christmas preHentH from thin lift: Picture liookH-ac ainl upward. Juvenal I'ookH-lOc and upwards. KaucyGift I'ookn-Vie and iiwurdH. Celluloid Xovtdtiett-SJ'M! and up wards Htandard Cloth l5ookn-2)C and up wardH. liilnVs-Wc and upwardn. liixiklutH-lOc and upwards fiold I'f;iiH-75c and upwardo. I'lirscH-'x; and upwards. Indian Haskotn-lOc and upward. Photo AlhuniH-oOc and upwardn. Auto. AlhuuiH-lOc and upward. Wall I'ockotH-oOc and upwards Parlor C'aCH-$1.00 and upwarda. Chrintman Cardn-lc ana upwards and hundred of othr things to make jieople liappy this Christ inas at small expense to you at Huntley's Book Store, Oregon City. Buy your. Christinas Candies . . AT THE . . NOVELTY CANDY STORE. Pure, Fresh, Delicious, Prices lowerthan ever. Our Taffy Candy Has no equal in the City. Fresh Fruits and Nuts. At the New. Molalla Drug Store. Can be found a com plete line of Fresh, Pure Drugs and Med icines, with a compe tent pharmacist in charge. Patent Medicines. Have all the leading makes fresh from the labratories. Faints, Oils, Glass, Etc. Notions and Toilet Articles. PRICES TO SUIT ALL COMPETION. Dr. W. C. Belt, F. C. Perry, Pharmecist. Proprietor. Postollice -:- Store. MILWAUKEE, OR. FAMILY-:-GROCERIES, Dry Goods, Notions, Hardware, Boots Shoes, Our Groceries are Fresh and of the best quality. In Prices we meet Portland Competition. 0. WIS SINGER, Successor to GARY & WISSINGER. Let me have a trial order. FOR- ABSOLUTELY PURE DR.UGS OO TO Q A. HARDING. NONE BUT OOMPtTENT PHARMACISTS EMPLOYED Fine Perttmerles ani Toilet Articles. Alao full atork of IPIITTS- OILS ETC. MOLALLA GRA.NGK.NO. 0, P. of H. Moetiot their hull Rt Wrist's Bridge on the jeooticl Bmnnlay of each month t 10 a. m Fellow members made welcome. Jis. Mklson, Master. S H. Coofir, See. WAKNKK GRANGE. .No. 117, P. of H. Meet fourth Saturday of each month, at their hall lu Now ra. David McArthur, Master Mrs. May Waldron, Bee.') Prices Lower Thnn Ever Before. CLOTHING For Men, Youths UNDERWEAR, TOILET ARTICLES, J FOR.... MEN AND WOMEN. The Pioneer Store, THOMAS CHARMAN & SON. Proof of the Pudding Is in the Eating So is the quality of the meat tested that is on sale at the .... NEW MEAT MARKET .... Only first dass stall-fed meats in stock and full weight is guaranteed. J. KONKLE, Prop. Next door to Burmeister & Androgen's Jewelry Store. SEVENTH - STREET - BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, Lunch and Hot Coffee at Every Hour of the Day. All Kinds of Cake Made to Order AND ORNAMENTED FREE OF CHAGE. ftaT LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Jacob Kober, Proprietor. directly and Indirectly, by people who cannot do their own figuring, write their own letters, or keep their own books; and who do not know when business and leftal papers which they mint handle every day are made out correctly. lffAll these things, and much more, we teach thornuih'y. Hundreds of our graduates are In good positions, and there will be openings for hundreds more when times Improve. -Vow is the time to prepare for them. Besides, a business education is wonh ull It eosts,r onf's turn tut. Send for our catalogue, to learn vhat and hnw we teach. Mailed free to any address. Portland Business College, A. P. Armstrong, Prin. Portland, OfegOn. J. A. Wesco, Secretary. The Argonaut Is 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 Pacific 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. MAPLE WOOD F. R. ANDREWS, Prop., Fresh Vegetables and Fruits, By successive planting and irrigation my vegetables are always crisp and tender. Daily Delivery to all Parts of the City. Pure Cider Vinegar in Stock Ready for Delivery. Breeder of Pure Blood Plymouth Rock and Brown Leghorn Chickens. Pekin Ducks. Oregon City Enterprise $1.50 Per Year in Advance. and Children. KOVERCOATS Mackintoshes. FOR.... MEN and WOMEN. are lost annually, FARM. 1