0HKq0N WTY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, DECEMIJER 8, 1899,
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Personal Mention
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jlful', A. l.xTy, ' ego, tiiin
iiinmr J. If- (m.he went doan
M iir " "'"eai Wednesday
y,i J. H. end rlill Irrf) of
runaido. ( al , aa VilUi.i ill, y, l
rt(ry 'i'lH-r. "'t1' V. M. 0. A.
,IJ Uli "l"'U B few day
,drk.
llmKn'i IUIrl, ol I'otlUinl, rH nt
,r,fIJ'" I1' llll her aleler
rt.A.H. I'rr.
)r. J. H HoMnaon, of Sacramento,
tnr viainng allh Hi lamlly of her
a..hf, Mm. Cochrane.
ur, and Mr. Kearney, of ('hnrry villa,
u,,rii'd lo 1'owaU' Valley wheit
till Im fruflrf leald,
U.tt M'-lla Milir, of I'oillaml, eti 1
J" lii lint tlljf Ilia gueat of Prof.
Mr. I W. McAdam,
I K William, il lHnin, Ta.
trd In i li clly let evening and a
pl il ll home K. l. Wilaun.
Mr, t T. William ami tl ti t. tor
Ujju'unir.) to tin tli; Sunday alUr
oJm a ! day in Cortland.
('barmen relumed from
,Mj.. Monday where , haa hern
tittJ tola'! .T tl.a al rr.
Lm an. I Carlriun Harding relumed
T-lr ' Corvallle where they ata
,;iJii't lliKOxguti Afli u luialrullrg.
It. an I Mr ('.. Albright and family
rtl Tliai'kiilli ly llh Mr. Al
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CHRISTMHS SHOPPING.
If I'l T ,H ChriHtmaH-Hlioppcr'a tirno tho time when you hmwim bo happy in gift-choofling. As the
JioiMuyH i draw noar you you're liurrid, worried and anxious, Htorea ar croA'dod, and you are sure to buy aome
'K not exactly what you had in rnind. Make your nelection now and let u put it away for you.
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-al)f ilrill MdihIi). rvrnliiK .ill, , K,M
aiirml.iiir. toll.. ,n, g tlia drill acorn-
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UMI:n. I (MM TOV IIOOKM
W Imrq ilotiMotho untial annortmcnt
ai very mucii risducod price.
Nw Cnr.J (jamm . .
Jliiard .
A H C IMocka .
Toy l!r.ri
Maio Ittii new
PiioriOKrntiliio Tops
Majflo Toim
Ti'liJIey Wiiiku
I'l'iiiiiKM-a
Checker IJoarJa
K;rai Hooka
Trari(arcnt filalea
KiibU-r Foot lialla
6c, lOc, 25C
10a.M1.0(J
o.,10c.f Lie, 25c.
. lc. to 2rc.
&0c.
2.rc.
1 he.
ISc.
ftc.
10c.
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CALENDARS
Are much in favor thia year ami we have Home
now ami proity tiili.K i j.lctorea mounted on
durable mala and calmidara prinlwl in gold on the
mala The picture can be refrained ttl.fn (he
calendar fipirea nukiiiK thmn a latinj( preaent.
KHI2aie - Vk.UA - 0(J.
l.aKiaiae - 3.'. 1 18xZ4 " - 60c.
Ton.i:r VAHiM, iioii:m a,
New thingn thia year ami very much
cheaper.
love, llamlkerehief, Collar fluxed . 253.
Urunh, Comb ami Mirror Keta - Hfa.
ribavirin Ht .... I HQ.
Jewel IJoien .
Trinket Tray a ami Iloxes
I.artfo ry ta up to 18.00.
75c.
15c.
STERLING SILVER NOVELTIE8
Make wont acceptable preeenta and hare the
advantage of Ion. life. We aell tl.t-m on email
mai.ii.a lik-other K'wda. All Karanleed Bterllnk
Hilvr m fine.
i'earl iiUde I'aper Knlvea - 10c 25c 60c $1 00
llullon Hooka and Nail Fllee - IfK-po-Ma-V!
ToinadeJara - VivVtc 60c
Htamp It)XK m ifc
Match lioxn - $1.00
hciMra and Nad Poliahera - . $1 00
I'ocket Comb ailvr mounted - - Zta
Hook Mark and Kmery Haga - 26c. and i'jc
2 and 3 piece eeta-mamcure or stationery 60.; to 1 1 00
KlH)iiy O.rncr - 75.
Toilet Weta - $3 00 to W00
i imiioiaor - - 00
Ham, in ail I'oliahera, Shoe HKon, Military
liimiher, Knivea, Ink VVelia, Puff Boxe. Whink
lirooui, Hat I'.ruahea, Key Chain, Jshaving Bruihe
'"i wumie ac. Ail at popular pricea.
MATI'KIAI.M yU
maui.m i f ini:Mi:.Tri
Celluloid TiHsue Paper Crepe Tiaouea
Academy Board Canvas Oil Colors
Mat Board Leatherette Paper, etc.
IOCKIVr IIOO UK AX It lL'IINt:M.
Puraes for Children 5c. and 10c.
Purses for Adulta - 10c. to 50c.
Card Cases and Pocketbooks 25c. to $3.(XJ.
Bill Bojka and Hip Books 25c. up
We have also choice goods in Seal,
Alligator and fancy leathers,
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kM Kwn th H. P. a.rlil 11,1(1
,iii ta Id Irava MoixUy evvnlng
tfkanr "l 4 duly at OikUnd.
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Htx l vone Mexico and
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i.Jt lii tuHivUlMi and Ihk-IiIoIw
,m aniil '.ut the Orel id i yrar.
Mi. an I Mri. (ino. jr, 0 Munl
'uuol, i.l.xrvisj the Vth anntvr'iary
iUi -oMni- t h.turd.y. Tl.pir
4H''t, Mia lii'lla, up from
jtUalnid ilia Him. of I.a'itande,
w prteri.l.
Mi, I.. Ili-.ifik'arnrr, alio aill
.kKi4 W. II. lU.yd aa ro.,thr,n I'aciflc
tin place, la expected to arrlte
tnuyl iMUine cl.aig of the olli.e
iur, Mr. llooivt'tfarncr comre
! - llr"i.donre.
C. II. l"u, the Juni'ir iiifinlM-r ul lite
V'w ) Alltl.t A lifu, aa
uirM4iMU Maa Kullin In iVrt
Wlf'imlar. They will make tlivir
1 l Ilia city and Mill rrtum from
. () moon by the firat of llie erk.
?aEltritia itand txingraltilaiiona.
I Trmamr K.T. Honor, of the aUie
i'lof Lather lamitirr miilnl'urt
pi V jfi lay alien. I111. a in rtlnf of the
Hrl:mo aa ukii the rate of a
ia rim irirr aim rnrifnJ
4 running a ahop In an unoaiiliary
M'tlun.
Ha I:. I. Ilolman teturnrd lail Wei-
ly rvpi.lna" f'm Heatllaahrre ha
dbrrn In attendance upon her father
liia ilckneaa and death. Hlie a. a
oipanli.1 by tier nintbet, Mra. J. II.
! im, ho allt yliil for a time with
Jx Ilolman.
X L. HarUr wai a prominent Mar
mill In the city Monday. Mr. Itar-
w l a iiiKinlter of the Itoard of director
'U ri'irntly or4nlnl bop grower'
hitlmi and I very enlhunlmilfl over
MOrin ittiun. While It wa or(ltilX-
'login,, loretrectlve work Ihlt avaaon
mi il lcnl that they can do a pile of
4 lot iha hop producers another year.
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iim mam l.e llrairi. McCor of
Oregon Cliy and Mr. I.yman Mulvai.y
a-ta uurrif.1 Nalunlay, -riiiUr 21,
I l. John'e paraoiiage, Itrv. A. 1 1 ill..
bran t, nin. lalii -. Mini MiVord la rl
km. an lutn an l Mr. Mulvanty la a .
II. ei jfliwr in the rin...y of Iha Koiith-
em I'm ill,-.
at. Ann .tii:iAi.i.ioM
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The very luWt thing from the Tncr
Prang Art Co., at a big saving from
art store prices.
Platino Pictures mounted on HxlOcarda 10c.
" " glass-covered 25c.
" " Framed . . 40c.
(ilnns Medallion ... 25c. up.
Above are ready for uo and require no
additional expenditure. Artietic and
durable.
Mr. K-lniUth lllount, of Canl.y, wa
takrn br.iie Ida county court Wclnri '
day lo be rinln-l ai lo br nity.
Sl.e a fouinl lo l alllicted iih a mild ;
luftii 01 inaiiiiy, largplr ilue to her aire. 1
(M-Ing H. y-ara old, and he waa ordfiel '
rommille.1 lo the l'e Inaai.e b.wpital. j
Hba la pwai. of aniim roHfty and ,
hr brother, W111. 1'.luiuit, wa appointed '
guar.lian. j
The Pa'urdey ('lull all! give tl.rlr tint
r'alr on Friday evening, leoeinlrr In
Iha lacliire rKma ol iha ('ongrfigalional
church. The departmeiila will conalat
ol fancy article, driwd dolla, doll mil
luiary, bome-iiia.la candfe and rt-frrnli-
n.riila The auiulation fee oilO.fiila
ill be rvlremabla al any drpartment.
The tloora a ill on and aale tgin at
7;:kl.
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All prices, from 25c. up.
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Our .10 dilTcrent etyles to Belect from, rang
ing in price from 60c. to 15 00. Biggest
values wo ever had.
Autograph Albums 1.5c. to I1.0J.
BOOK BARCAINS
CI All bound 16 inoe. 100 tiMei 20c
Wlai.drd Look lor the library - - 25c
Painty gift booke in boxes aoc
2 vol. aeta in a lute and gold boxed - 75c
Ked Line PokIb 50 titlra - - 76c
1'oeU, padded leather binding - - 25c
l'onla, watered i!k - - - - 7jc
6 vol. eel of Kipling, Cooper, Hawthorne
Jule Vt-rn, Heiitjr, koaa Carey - 125
8 ol. eet Dumaa - - - 00
4 vol. eel. (ireen'i hiatory of Engliah people f 1.25
13 Vol. aet, Khalnnptare - - 3 50
15 vol. aet Kipling - - f 15 00
15 vol. aet Pickena, calf - ' - fll.00
10 vol. eet 'J hackery - - vo
BOY'S AND CIRL'S BOOKS
The FamoiiH Hnty Books - 25c
Oliver Uptic'a ' . - 25c
kollo'a Hook of Travel - - 20o
Itooka of Ilmtory and Biography - - 25c
A UC'Looki t 15c
Iodine Alcott Books - - 1.15
l.illle ljrd Fauutleroy - - f 1 15
Knockalwut Seriea ol Travel - 75c
Culoied fl ta'd Bound Books - - 10c and up
Flrenide Seriea for girls - - 40c
Black Beauty - 2)
jiiiim:n.
These prices speak for themselves.
Testaments ... -5c.
Complete Bible - - 20c.
Teachers Bibles limp leather - $1.00.
Family Bibles padded - $3.00.
I 71 II UK I.I. AM
No more desirable present for Oregon.
Our stock comes direct to us from the
factory, and that we are giving better
value than others is proved by our sales
having more than doubled, and the
necessity of having had to duplicate
our order already.
Strong, neat and serviceable - $1.00
Best quality .... $2.50
Fancy handles - - $3.00 to $8.00
wo.nKTiiMU i:w
That you will not find elsewhere.
Genuine Water Colors on white raounta
with easel backs, with and without
verses, ready for use or can be framed
if decired. Calendar attachment fur
nished free. Dainty and exclusive.
7x9 size 50c.
9x10 size - . $1.00.
10x12 size - $1.50.
IAfl HTATIOEKV
in fancy boxes for gifts, one, two and three
quire boxes 25c. to $1.50.
no 1. MM
A few dolls left from, last year's stock
which we offer at i price to close out.
UUiNTLErS 1100K STORE, Oregon City, Or.
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Ir-onl Evci;ls
A
1,1 n i a the Congregational Fair
E'oeiiiiMlorato.
to n-relpu of the county cleik's of
. l)i November amounted to (:M5.75.
j
I n't forget the Fair ol the Saluiday
j 5"H the Congregational church on
'y evening, December 15,
II The Pyramids order enjoyed a very
Mnt iocInI 1011111111 Monday evening.
, ptliig hui the chief atlrnctlon..
ill be a apeclal meeting of
i.i f'llnoiiiah Lodge No. 1, Saturday even-
f I l. IJl)(Cll,lT (III, Wnrlr In Dm V. C.
' A. Noinmer bat removeJ Ids
ilromilie Barclay btitldlng to his
"uncn, rear of Huntley's drug alore.
Th paMor of tho llaptlet church will
re,l'l ciHicial sermon on Stinday
nlng on U,8 subject of "Kducation."
M1 luerimtml are eatMudallrlnvited.
n''H K. 1). Tonir of Damnacua. waft
ikdlni, potwiouaj from his wagon In
(nisind Tueaday, bo llppeU and loll to
vnint. The fall bruleod blm con-
lly and fraelurod bis collar bone.
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- .hviiiiii vi iu vwiwt'i
1 1" Wleeds recorded In the recorder's
"ji4! tiiortgugos wore recorded and
' wortgngei cancolled. Five chattel
?"8K"ii wore recrdved. The cash re-
Br $101.05,
The funeral of Mm Von 1 4 Walker, the
10-year old daughter of Sol Walker who
died of coniumptlon laal Wednesday,
waa held Saturday from the family real
dene, and a largely attended by many
eorrow ing friend of the deceased. Solar
Clrcb Women of Woodcraft attended In
a txxly and Itev. Aikin preached a very
ni)realve funeial aermon. The re
mains were laid away In Mountain View
cemetery,
J, W. (traliam, an old ro.ldnt of this
rounlr died Piinday near Sherwood
from chronic InlUmation of the itomach.
Mr. Ciraham eatabliihed and run Grah
am' ferry on the Willamette for years.
Ha waa burled Tueaday by Ibe A. O. U.
W. at I'leaiant Hill, lie leave a wife
and five daughters and three xma, one
of the taller, Cbarlei Graham, returned
recently (mm (Jcrmnny where he had
been studying mualc.
X CflLT KLKLTIO.V DAY.
A Light Vote Cast and Hut Little Inter
et DNplayed. j
The Y. M..C. A. debating aociety on
Wednesday evening proved very inter
eating lo the members and waa vigorous
ly conducted by the participant!.. The
subject under dincnnalon was Resolved
that the Boers were Jualifled In declaring
war againat Knglaud" with J. W. Loder
and Arthur llolden on the alHrmative
and Howard Brownell and Johu Scroggs
on the negative. A decision s award
ed tho aflliniatlvesidu.
Biiruii'lHter A Androsen have aa fine a
jewelry store ss you will find In many
a city twice the sImoI this place. The
stock they keep Is such lhat all wants
can be supplied at home. The Improve
ments In tho wy of enlarging tho store
(or their new slock, putting In new
llxtures and a new gas plant for lighting
the store ro complete. Their more Is a
credit to the town and the money ex
pended is more lhan coming back in in
creased trade.
In Justice Seliuobel's court Wednesday
Ibe case of L. A. Waver vs, B. J. Helvey
and K. Fanton was on trial before a jury.
The testimony showed that defendants
had purchased an old second band
threshing engine from plaintiff and the
suit was brought to enforce the payment
of a note for $100 Rlvon for same. De
fondants set up the claim that the en
glue was defective and boaidos resisting
payment of tho note asked for damages
iuntained. Tho jury wrestled with the
proposition for several hours without bo
ng able to agree and finally got tired 0
the Job and qnll. Geo. C. Brownell
represenUid the defendants and T.r.
Cowing appeared for plaintiff.
The city election Tueiday was remark
al.lo lor the fact that it wai the moet
piiet election day ever wltnesaed in Ore
gon City. Tho uiul hurry and btmtle
waa lacking and a atranger in town
would never have known from surface
indications that an event of annual pub
lic Interest waa transpiring. There was
conalderable work done in each ward, 1
which while It waa not of a demonstra-!
live nature, proved effective lo getting
out a good vote. j
The voting this year was largely of the
"vest pocket" character and but very few 1
challenges occurred.
The olllcial canvass showed that 573 j
votes were cast in the city divided by
ward, as follows, firat, 239; second, 210; 1
third, 124. Latourotle for mayor and!
Jones for treasurer had no opposition !
and the large complimentary vote they
received is most gratifying to their J
friends. The non-partisan ticket fur j
councilmen in the first and second wards j
waa succcsbful, Koerner being elected
over Little, Independent citizen, by a j
majority of 27, and Albright beating
Metsner by 40 voles. In the third ward ,
the independent citisens ticket made a j
clean sweep, Grace being an both tickets
received 111 votes. Schuobol's majoiity j
over Friedrich was 50 and Story's major
ity over Williams was 55.
Tho vote In detail waa as follows:
FIRST WAUD.
Latotirette 107
Jones - 8
Koerner ..
Little 10tt
SECOND WARD,
Latoiiretto 181
BELLOMY & BUSCH.
Ttl8 ...
Housefurnishers
Jones ...
Albright
Metsner
.108
..128
...82
TlllHO WARD.
Latouretle Ill'
Jones -h
Schnebel, 1 year 87 .
Friedrich 1 year 37 j
Story. 2 years a.
Williams 2 years 38 1
fir, 3 vears... Ill
A Modern Mother.
lias found that her little ones are im
proved more by tho pleasant Syrup of
Ftgs, whon in need of the laxative effect
of a gentle remedy, than by any other.
Children enjoy it and It benefits them.
The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only.
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EARLY CHRISTMAS BUYING HAS A TWO FOLD ADVANTACE-
One Is more apt 10 Ret precisely what one wants and can make purchases with much greater comfort and -atisfaction owing
to the absence of the crowds of the later Christmas season. We have a beautiful assortment of uselul Christmas presents
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j.75.
Kitchen Treasurer $2.50
and $3.00.
"I AM DELIGHTED WITH IT.
Bissell Sweeper $i
LY130 Ciirtain3pair 75c. up.
Hall Tree
$4.00 and up.
Boy's Buck
Saw 50c.
IT"" wiiiwiajr
Steel Express Wagon
90c. and up.
Cobbler Set Becker
!fl.90.
Chiffonier $6.00.
r7i . jar r
Doll Cab
Magio Lantern
25o. Knd up.
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Fine Water Set 90o
100-piece Fine Dec.
Dinner Set $9.50.
Wall Pockets 40c. up.
We keep a full stock of dolls at low
prices; for instance a 3-foot-long night
dress doll for $1.25.