Oregon City Enterprise. SCHEDULES OF TIME ami n-uvi. 0 V. T. I.U'H HTKAMHIH, A I.TOH A A H II lUH'iNt , MTKIIlt ri'MI !, AHII lil NiHI 1.1,111 I'orllaiiit, Taylnr t r.-t di-k at t 4'i A. U. k 'I' r, aniniav v "i a. On IK Hy I ' "l' Ni a ..HI A l.,,juui .ii.,y. II urn I hi icivn (Imiimi lily 'or I'm 1 1 tnl at l It aa a il .) an-i il, Ml I'. X. Hiiiiilnr. Fl limn, (mill mwiiiiiiHlnlliiiii ami lnw rnlea. Nil way lirmlil iinlliil, H.crlal laU-a nil tliniuiili IrvlK lit. HOITIIKII.I I'ACIKIt: HAII.WaY. KiiHIII 'H'NII. t'allfniiila Kmrta lllirniiiili) 7 M. m. HoauhlKM Ua-al (Way alallnua) ri'ip. III. Halulll Paa-aimr H.Wclll. aol'TII HIVKI. Ilnmliiirg IjickI iwny lnlli'ii'l I iB a. m I alll.-mla I-iiom (lliniuih) m H .lilil V aa luur WC- in. I'OSTAI. HCIIKUUI.K. ti m'tiih r" irii' mii.mn. M-llrlniM. N'il'. l' III. "ii'H p. tn. Mali nnai-aw K '" M '" 1 Hall il.irlliuli"l ""'lh- '" '" Mul illli.lmi-l li"'W o'Hli, a. Ml, i. hi. T at iii;l.ll U. Mall rl-ana I"' I i"II.ihI ai.il iluirlUilli ( tM.li.ia. K "ii". ami 4 j ,. lu. M nl (Mii'Ol l r Milwauaoa ouly, IIH lit.. iu'l I"nli limn P-mlaml, II to a. m. and a lip. tn. inn mii'tia. Orraiui Cllftt. My.t'arut. MhIIimi. I.llwral ant H'llalla luaiaa al IJ w. ami arrlraa at I'i in. 1'i'f''ii"ii t'l'T I" )" Crwk. Mliik, Clark, klrailnw lliima. I'iiiti M Ills, ami ( iilin,lai al a a in. atmi'lay, Wilnua.lay aiul io-lay, ami fminiii lnlli,luilaaM 4 i otn.m Cliy lu Vlnia. l-"an ml lilaii Iratra llrr("U i Ity M'Ulilay. Wclnwlay ami rrlilay al I uu f, in, laalii Viola aaiua ilajra al 7 uo a. in Or.-..u I lly lo Wlllaniaila. Hialf, rl and Wll...i.ll. .arrival lu.aua. m. auJ iaa. al II ai . in. 'la iy. u n.fl iiliijr rmil" H "p"" ' "''' lru.u luuilta ia! AH Ui'Iii"J ' linn,. . U .iuinily mi.I uff luii-lar. aa iiu niiiar A). ....... Ail fcaainu mall thai l dla4 un l l-lli i airloun i am., I'. It. lu will 0ma on U o el.-m ur I in .acuta ear. W ll.l.AXKITK tAUM li y. Ciaa L(aVl rt aX'iux tro '41 a ni. 7 Si " il ' lu ll ' 1 1 'J" " J., l.i I I m. 1 i:i " a ui " 4 0 " ft, ii ft IU ' 111 7 : " V KI I ll , 0 " Hull I, y f ul ' p m. I;i i tt rl "Il l"l wiu.arrr ralX (i v, .. m. 7.14 " ) " at lo w " I " I mi t. "t IB" .1 H " 4 at " ft M " a j. ' 7 n u .1 10 i ' liniir nmr ? n'rliK I . , Jam r V I"-. C. A ai'l.l I II, l IT. ally fine thin ynnr, mul lnnt evnrjr grutviir In vutillili'iit Itmt Iiu Iihm irl. wliiiwra. Only a yenr or two B(0, In onliir In Imve u iliajiliiy out of llio entity Im'iil ruaonrrna, Il wun mti'i'Mmry lu olfcr it irl.n fur ('allium In lilo'iinnm, but alncu lliat local llnrlatn liavu HiirjiuMKinl lliulii'Hl ituiIiii'I I'Uih oflliitt "lulu mul run uvrii iilvu thii Jiiiiiiit'ni i,olntiTa on how In ((row lliln iiiiIIihimI II iwit, Oro U'iii Cily cull lumit of Noinn h IIiik "iiuiiiim" mvm 4'mii Iiu (imiihI riiiywlii'rii nil rat wlnni'm il ilmil In voiiHitliin willi llioav urown i'lNUlnti, Nkw IIakii Arm. I,iitiit"iliillt Mmiri', of I I'M I 'n AmiTlrail Voltlntni'M, Will ill tint ft t y I H at Wi'i'k H.ilirlllliK lllllll to ita litltliili ll lutrrmka liitrn. I Id unit wllli fnlr ili'ifrnn of ainc'ia lint not rtiilllrimil lo Juallfy oi'imiIiik Inn TAi:k nt tin) iri'- Kilt, lli'tiiifli onii will iloiililliiaa In) HHlulf lUln'il In lint ni'iir (ut'irn Tim aulnirrH of IhU hmnrh illiK iir.1 tint llritiali ri"l alilrt mul wcur iiniforiii aimiliir to tint onii worn 1 1)' tint Union nol'liur iluriiiK tin) lull) wur. City Ki.Ki'TinN. lliuciiy ulitrtlon will ocnir on lliu II ml Momluy in mxt mouth, liivitiiilxir 7, nt wlilrli linn) i muyor mul two coiliii'llini'll Iniln I'urli wunl will le liHtit., TIiimk wliimt tiinu of olllrn piinn in Um J'lrtt wunl uru MniHra. J. W. Mollllt anil J. J. Cook; in tint Sworn! wri, Mnaarn, J. (,. 1'ortomiKl Henry Mul'lriun. A Fl'HNiaiiKii I lot hk, Will Imi rtMitci Vitry munonulily to fuinlly Hint will lUarunlvn to Utkit K'Kxl rr of the build i taic n,l IxtloiitilnK. Thn hnuno la now, (iUiU-rii, of K-vtjii nxiina ami convcniitiit of location. Attly al liiiu oihVu. (iood ItradliiK fur .N'orrmbrr. Aa Ilia autumn roiling Kr0" longer ono naturally turni from Ilia out il xtr lili-aatiri'a, tlio f vi'iilnn walk, or riilit, anil 'ka vntflrtalninriit ImliKira, around the family table anil by the llrraiilo. For aurli a iiiriott one uiliilit go far and flml nolltlnu no K'xxl the curn-nt Novcmtter nuuilmr of Dt'inorrat'a Magazine. Fur varii'ly of Inluieal it ct'rtainlv TliHiihaKlTlok I'Mdlra Home Journal. Marrliigii la exhaiiMlivuly ilincuatM'd in Hid Novi'iiiImt I.nlliV Home Journal by Mra. A, D.T. Whltny, who tulla her girl frli'inU "TIih Truth Alxjtil Muril HK"," ami lr. rarkhurat, who wridtaof "Tim Vinnig M,in mid MiinliiK"." Itth niniia, iimy bit lufiirrml, urn iiblo ami liii:i'l irnw,'ilutiiiiiH of tiie iiiarriiigit iinta lion, Tim mime Imkiih contiiiiia the II rut of "Mr. Mwily'a liible Chun" artlrloa, w lii' li the fuiiioiia (vuiiKi'liat w ill yjN Iriliiiln to lliu Joiirnul in IIih future hh Dm ln.tlir of a gre.it Nutioiml llible rlaia. The initial arlirlo of "lirfiit I'itwiIihI Kvnnla" ai'riita in w liluli the i:onnilcu oim oiti'iir,inci' of tint nat half i;ntury will tut lold by eyu witiii'HHita la alao givi'ii. In it Hun. A.Oukity Hall riti'ulU "Wlti'ii Jmiiiy I, in, I Kiiiik In ('until) Oar ilitn," New York, in IH'iO, and titlla of tint iiiiiturallelil furoi iTi-atod by llio "Hwi-ivliali Nigliting.il)." Tluiro are alao two adiiuralilii, iriu-tn:l arliclita on Hing ing, ono by Mu'lamo C'alvo, wlio wrltita on llio "Coiiiinring Kure in Mimic," Auii-riiiani, and the other by Mudume Mitllia, on the ' Ven al Ntudenl." Kach einlMidiua the cxMtrii-nce of ita famoiia author. and iletuila to Hltiih-iiia of vortil iii'hIc how U) ani-ciiHMfully piirHiiu their art. Of ajii'itiiil artintiu and timely in-tiTt-at la a imgit illimtration by VV. L. Taylor, di-liglilfully (xirtraving "Thank-giviiig-tiuiii in the Coloiiiita," and the covi-r by H. A. Hill, artintically tyi'ify- ing llio m-uHoii of Thuukrtgiving. A group of Kuto (iri'rnaay'a cliiMri'ii, illiiatrut lug Laura K. Kicliiird'a iiottm, "The I'ic- niuTra,"ia anothur atriking pictorial agn fuuture. Kx-Creaiditnt Ifarrinon, In hia "f hi Country of (Jura" contribu tion, expreHwti hiniwilf forcibly and with dirtH'tni'M on poimiona, talk of tho civi liialion of the lndiitna, and toll of the work of the Kucrutary of Agriculture. Kdward V. liuk, ein(iliiiiu- the virtue and valui-i of the bath, and ilriret'alea the tendnnry of luothuri to eacace the leaixinaibiliiy and care of training their own cliiMrvn. In the line of fiction the November Journal (irem-nta the conclu- anm of Ian Maclaren'a charmingly told PURELY VEGETABLE. ntiH-ta every iired, a a glunr, at Ita moat ...r)le o( Kt ,,,,,., .. ,,, attractive l.t.le ,.l contorita will .how : j g o, Ucimtint ..T)w A. KUII'AY. NOYK.MHI'.K rt. !. TliK WniTiirri. Whal a luolillc aount) of coiiilurt or iliai oiiifoit tint weather la o ua We am coiitiiuially inil-i'g or coii.li'iiiiiiiig it. winding it wiiull !' clmi ly or fair, atoruiy or calm, accord Ing lo the iiniod we are in. There i liullilng iniire uiicer'aiii In bet on than Oregon weather, Miilrna It inighl Imi an rlectl'iii in t'liu kiiiiitia county. To ' that Hie weather bun l iliioid'cculile thn punt week It putting it Inll'llv, too mililly in fin". Hut all ihix in tit an end Annreciiitiiii! nur kIiii ition, II . I'iUUi'i Among the ileacrliiilvn article", wo ace "Thn lloaton l'tlliHc Library," "Life ill the Tvruleae Moiinlaina," "The lireal Mulr tilucier," mid "The North 1'oln by lUII'iiiii." In llelion tli-ro la a cnpitul little alory by Clinton Koh called "The 1'retty Wit (if l ul'Uiill Paul Jiuiea," the liial lliatatliueiit uf Kobert liui Sleveii aon'a luteal novel, ami "The Saving of the ' ?' " by Mury Annnbln Kantou. (If general Intereat are ail exhatlative article on Women an Ijiwyrra, one of Kate Joiilan'kaki tcbca of l'arla 'I'u inter and their Mndcla," a liiograpliical ai coiitit of Aubrey lleardali-y, and a lively aiauut l.ihrulau pro loin.," by Holier! C. V. Meyeri. Lilian llell wi ilea of "Other (iiiln" In her cliHracterinticully bright and criap vein ; Cliirord Howard tt'lla the j "Origin of our Nainea;" Hutli Aahuiore adviei-a "The (iirl Alone in the City," ; and J. Harry Aduina deacribea bow to ' n hi kit urnnle and uttcful article of hoiiae j hold furniture. There are alao contrihu- tiuiiH ii)n ilreaa, the tuble, necillework, ; lioine gauiea.and Hie iimiul ilep.ii tmeiitx. j The Thaiikagiving Journal ia replete with InU-reat and attractive artistically, il ia : the magazine tluit apealH to every r tr In ih wfl'l I An h.rrnt iiim. Sr' trie i ii al i iwiwi tA Iha Ijvar, bt"ftia.h anil Silrn, kKuUia ih l.ivr anil irf'vctil ( iiil.i.a anii r x v Ka , AIaiai'I- . l : i. i N At HAI iur.Titt S')nttg It fi tini'lfaKauM, n'tihiriK aVo C"fT) m"fi , m t Ui-4i.i, ari in firarly trry um ll t'tfit U'tn tUm li.MiAti h, a r ( in t-e iv iiy nn I'd 4 you ilt iMk Simmons l.tvi K H aiok iiu n n?ni i ui 'ir frlthtiy l-rf I tow rcjxiiwivc (JikOfiliV. Il Will Utnituvt yiur nfcute. (.otuplcafn mid gencri hilih. rii.KHi f lfi many mffrr tnnw dy ifier day, making lif turijrri and f,,n -iit-ii e ul nil purMir;, owing U lint Mtrjt kiiffrrrinK frrm I'll-. Vl rlirf m trmtly to fli hnul airnl any one wlto wnl unr yrman-t-lly tit rrtnedy tUni )m jfm4nntJy cured ihoii' nla. Simmim l.ivra Htu.i:t,Aim u j dasitc, violent mit, but gcoiU AMi.tant lu nature. COVSTITATIOW If ,flinj( mlinrnl in lav l, natur drinain'U lrv utiii'w ituUr iy t4 trie l-Wfit, and any drvUn.ra ffrn Out drrnand imvn ibe way (jffrn lo twrri'rut tianifrr. It It iiH at r' cry lit mmnv lltirtjr jiff unnilalifn hmn ih lVwtig a tl t lo r or n, and no hralih n ltiK(itil whcr A coftlivc habit uf Uxly prcvaiia, HICK IIKAIMCIIKJ Thn liirfwin( afMnlon wnirt mo-w fr-wjuentlr. Thi diiiirtrkCai rf tn Momab, mriung Uvm th Imjafrfo tly dimrd conienft, rauta? a tavvrnE paus in lh bead, acrumpanird with diuicrecahla muwa, and ihia tunMitmca what ia p)tlry koova aa Suk lrada'h, for th rrhrf 4 whtth iaki Simmon Uvaa KaUvtArra on Mkukiks. MAWt'fAi TL'U UWLT T J. IL ZKIUN A CO., nUadaiua, Pa. in Oregon City to get Iioioit. It v llii. (nrtiy I'lltilialilnir Pn aviiipuaiiim (rout five ditrereut point a of .,, .. . . .' ... ' , , 1 1 liiludelplua; one dollar r yenr: ten view on "The running of tho fm ol'l I . . . l einn j'er ciiij . Wui.t." In "Home Art" are beautiful pattern for linen embroiilerv and iliMnictlou in the milking nf birch burk ar'iclea. In "iiiiiluiiitii" the cultivation of I eauty in dlM'tiaaed. In "lloiineliolil" noun) une fill aiicgenlioua are given in an mticlit on lint .Moilel llnhleaa. 1 lie Vttulila who hua cluirgit of Jupiter I'luviua' I.uhI- I j.,,,,,.. ,,,,,,, f .,.( lolj,.. neaa in Oregmi ami la liiciileiiliully con Heeled with the V. S. Weutber bureuii, will open a alntinii in the Weatern t'uiou telegraph 'building the flml of next week with Willie Iigiit in charge, lie will Inform you when lo carry your U'nbrella and when il will Ut ante to loan il to your friend, or if thut Won't do he bun pinmiaed to furnirili wcuther lo mnt tint imnt fiiKtidiouH. In future don't kick nt the weutber, kick the iii.iuipiiliitnr of il. A Hiiyamxkii Chinaman. ltryun loat a vote hint Tueuduy by reuwiii of tint would be voter being a Chinaman and coniie ipiently debarred from Aincrieiin citi.en ahip. Thin Intelllnent pnpulint goea by the liunut ul Wing, Mini ileliyera Veget ulilea iiruiiiiil town finm the Chinene giirileua. A few diiya aince while muk ing bii rouinln delivering vegetable" he found one of hia beet ciiKtomi'ra milking prepurntion to leave the city. On learn ing thut the family would locale in Arizona he begun to nuike impure" aa o the country and anked Iho luily lo Bend buck word If it wiiaa good country for bo wauled to got into a placo where ho could "nu workee much and catchne lioap money" He wuh Informed that it wna hardly poHHibln thut Arizona waa ao highly favored u place, in fact mont AmiTiciina hail fo'.tnd Unit they had lo work for all tho money tliny got where ever they went, ami lie wita re'ered lo Hecor, the leading gitnlleuiun of Oregon City, auto pulnlH on how to live with little work. Y. M. C, A. MeHnra. Holdridgo and Dickaon, the eviuigi'llHtn, will commence a acrica of nieetingH for men only at the Y. M. V. A. next Kunduv, beginning with a prayer aervico at II u. in. They will iiImo conduct the 4 o'clock meeting. In Iho evening they will hold union mtrvicc-Hiit tho I'reuhytcrlun church nt (1:15. Knch duy during the week they will conduct u noon duy prayer Herviee at 12:15 mid evening nervlcea nt 7:.K. The cd neat iitnul Clausen will not meet noxt week, "Miim Snow" Lovers of tho Jupuneio iiiitiiuiiil flower, the chryHiiiitlieniuin, will have nil opportuiiity to feunt their cyi'H on thcue beuulica at the 'mum" ahow lo bit given nt Iho Expnmtioti bnil'litigin rortliind by tint Oregon Statu Horticultural society on November 12, 13 and 11. CliryHnntliuniiiina ure unusu- of lull-rent. "The Wmld of Lellera and Art"givca inteieKting bita of information in ita depiiitmeiit, mid the I'tifhiotl de part meiit ia Miggentive and well illua trilled . Ill addition to tliit wonlth of rending mutter, theio are piclurea galore on nearly every page, more than a dozen full-iiigtt in i en beanie all that are neees anry to fully illunliate every article cap able uf being illiint ruled. For Yoiinit Men anil Youuir Wninen There ia nothing that will aroime the ire uf a voting mail or woman Hoijuiek aa to have infeiior laundry work put off on Ihein They may ilreca ever ao well, but if their nhirl front r abirt wuint ia miinny liniir neat appenrance ia Ktoih'd. The Troy hiundry makea a iecialty of linliea' and gentlemen'a line work. There can lie no belter work than ia done at the Troy. Leave Tour oruera ut KariiHworth'a ImrtM-r "hop. A Nplitmlld Pliinrr (.'Irrti. To all who dine at (he 1'ortliind rea tntiniut, oppoHile the BUMpenHion bridge, the llmiHt dinner to Do had in Oregon Cily will he aerved. A apecialty made of lino ineatH, Huh and game. Try our Sunday chicken ilinintra. Cleun table Hcrvice Binl elllcieut help. A quiet place to bring your wife or huly friemla, Mitiila 25 cents. . Ilrnt mul Clii'iipcNt Insiirniice. Suvo momiy on your inaurnnce by call ing on K. E. Martin, w ho repreaenta the only Mutual doing htiaincBS in Oregon City, You cannot allord to keep on throwing your money into policies and pay from 8 to 5 yeura premiuma in ud vance and then Imvo the compuny fail. Tint Oregon Fire Kelief aHuociutlon will atnml thu cIuhchI inveHtigiition. H. E. Mahtin, Agt. Coiiiinerciul Hunk BUn-k. ('urea Croup. "My Ibreo children nre all aubject lo cioup; I titli'graithod to Sun Prunciaco, got a iuilf n dozen bottles of S. R. Cough Cure. It iu perfect remedy, (iod blens you for it. Yours, etc., J. II. Cbo.ikh, OriintH I'uhh, Or." Kor sale by C. O. Huntley, ilruggiHt. The U. & Gov't Reports show Royal Baking Powder superior to all others. McClure'i .Ungual ne fur Nnveuilicr. The auHriur truth and dclicucy of the old ilugiierreotype ure maile munifent in the November MeClore'fl, where line re- , prodiicti'ina of dauei reutyiie portr.ilta of Culhoiiii, Welmlei, Kdward Everett, I'r. lloliiiea, Jenny Lind, and otbera, from rare collection!) atill surviving, illustrute an entei Uining l'rtKT, tiy Mis. T. 1. Pnvia. on lint development of dagueireo typing in America. Soon after the (lis coyery of the process American d.iguer reotypers became the fluent in the world and there is a strong movement now to ward a revival of the art. The paper is, therefore, timely ns w ell as entertaining. Another richly illustrated paper, in this number, is Ethel Mackenzie Mu- Kenna's intimate account ol the English artist Alma-Tudenia, in his luxurious 1ondon house and studio. Hut, mevet ably, the render's (list curiosity will he for the widely auuonced long story of American life by Rndynrd Kipling, of w hich the opening installment here ap pears. It opens on an Atlantic "lir.er," pusaes drniniiticully to a Gloucester fish ing schooner on the (irund ltunks ol Newfounillund, and begins a portrayal of the strange, romantic life of the Yankee fishermen, in the midst of their perilous employment, that promises to be as strong and fine aa anything Kipling has done. The illustrations by I. W. Tuber are very close to the real life, also. Tho other fiction of the number is a clever story of a loss and a recovery ot diamonds, with incidental detective ex ploits ;a Thanksgiving love story; and two charming dialogues by Anthony Hope. . Then there Is one of t'y War lunn's true railroad stories tho story of a llorce battle between snow plows on top of the llocky Mountains. Elizabeth Stuart I'lielits contributes rominiHceuccs from her experience as a writer of novels and short stories, giving along with confidences regarding her own practice, a spirted statement of her theory of the Btory-writer's urt. Miss Tarbell contributes a most interesting Lincoln paper nn account of Lincoln's nomination lo tho Presidency in 18ti0, embracing tho personal reminiscences of Senator Palmer, Joseph Medell, iponurd Swett, and others, through whose per sonal imiiiugement tho nomination was brought about. The paper is fully illus trated. The S. S. McClure Co., 141-155 East 25th street, New York City. 1800 miles of longdis tance telephone wire in Oregon and Washington now in operation by the Oregon Telephone and Tel egraph company. Portland, Seattle, Spo kane, Tacoma, Salem, Walla Walla, Tendleton, Albany and 98 other towns in the two states on the line. j Quick, accurate, cheap. All tho satisfaction of a personal communication. Distance no etlcct to a clear understanding. Spo kane as easily heard as Portland. Oregon City office at Huntley's Driig Store. J. H. THATCHER, MANAGER, Portland, - - - Oregon. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS AT- "W. YAItADA, 03&jsl!e Hcatleyi Bock Store. 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