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OREGON CITY KNTEItrillSE, Fill DAY, DECEMBER 19, 1902
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Oregon City .Enterprise
TOLD IN SI3EHEADS. ,
Ti Iti'cuvKit $12 "fi suil w hriuiglil
Tm'-'laV III lit JiihiIib court liv M.
Mii'lini'l Hifiiiint J Jui i'fk tn ii-i'iivi i
$12 '.'.'i on Nil Hivoiint Whirl) Michael
1 1 1 I I M NtaillBl ('(Nik K'MllU bolltfllt llV
It I tit b'Kcn A Kchuebid will appear foi
il.ilniill,
A Miiiiiitisii Match. I'liifMilicr the
'.Ml will Im a gain day '"r I""1!'1"
(lanhvlora shooting match in which
tli'kcya are to Im the l'K"', haa been
atmou-cd lor and a good tune la antlei
listed. Tub shilling grounds will ba
tllll llhlllll place BUll III" I'"" rHK"llllllll
ttliH'Ki'x will In nmlii The public U
IllVllad Ull'l nil giHill shots a wuli as bad
nun are invited In p.irt lcipnti In lliu (ii'i.
A lot nt DunvrK. Tuendny eVHhlllg
tlm Ai M.lnny debating aiadety lieldlhelr
joint ilrlmlH with tlm Thursday nliiht il"
liating rlnh frmii Portland. Tint subject
ilia red was ' lb-solved that the Pres
mt Sylem nf Marriage. In Hencllt In
IIhiimhiiv." and was won easily hy the
Mill iimtiv. IIi Iiiim the iIiiIih'm Minn tier
timlti tmllltli tendered a vi.ry ii'i-itHintt
iliilin solo whirli ineillnl all the applause
tin' tin- large audience gave her. Alter
lllll lIl-ha'B a p'rK'Hlll BOllal tllllll aN
Intd and rcln-ahnii'lita served In III)'
(fiuiiil in'ii'iil.
KlIoKK Into Sr'iiK. Snii-lwv nit'lil tli"
MHUaiii iiitulllin stoie was unteied
i it 1 .i I limn- ami relieved nl ulmiit f
worih of j"Vtelry and i utleiy. How tlm
inu'lit maiaudci cllccled mi entrance
lulu Hik building I a mystery, as it' waa
Beiiiielv locked hat'lnlay night mi l the
kl V WUH III pOBNCfHioll 111 III!' Hi (Mil keeper.
l i thought lh Iblcf Of thlevoa entered
tin litiit'lniK through lli" front w'liil'in.
Nevenil knives and lurks Mr i' Milr-nl .
iiii'1 i! iiaidcMbl cheap j flry . Hit'
milliiriiii'H r determined "o investigate
tin- c.ic nt)i il I HMinii inluriiiiilinii is ob
tained on llin subject
Sri.i i.vi. Coram. MtciuiNu. Wmlin a
day evening it x ti i ii I meeting "I tlm 1'ity
council win held. Tlm llrt Hung in (be
order ol liiiKinnx being 'hi' i.iinit of a
re.ilulifn fiiiillnniiig tlm ililnuiea ol tlm
meeting whiin ill t). W. I'. A Kv Co'.
Irmil'lllHI WUH ptKKMil Tilfll OITIIrl. I j
nilllMi illHrllKKtilll nl lllll III ittlT ol till!
liinliiii.K ill a fowl lor Tliifl mri-iil to
tint hlii ir. Altrr fniiiii'rlili' ilt
iIkImIb ni'ilimi W4 imi)!)'), Hiltlmrii.
Iiiit llix loiiiinitiKi' on Ntini't't inl nMii' 1
irotM irori..it lu litirvi'y, roiniri
tiitiH-rilt'iiit hi'fi'toloro ifil(i'l mi
to coiiNirili't iil in nl.
Tkhm KniiIMi. In l"Vi 'n,r"
Hik llmi "I the ni'W yi-iir. Mr. Kli Will
Iiiiiih will lnivtu'onii'li'ifilliiii m-rviro
Inr ('Urkmiuii fonnly inl hit
miri'fiiHiir. Jhiiii-k Ni'Ibhii, t'wn tlin
rtlii. M'. WilliuniH in Ht irewiit vmy
Imihv Willi fxtrn clerk hcli UMkinK n
lim lionkit mnl tiirinifhti'iiintf im' lilt rc
or.tM mill on th li tUy IVwihIht of
thin vnr llin wivifi-t will l Kinlfil.
lr. WiUimnH Iuh iintilu a iH. imtioin
olllrrr mul in H t cM.-ii hmt emli HVon-.l 1 1
do Iiik iliil v. Tlm Kfiitli'inmi who mic
cretin him Hi limn l Mult htn'Mi'i'it !
tfiintv mul thoroiiitlily roiiiwiint to kh
Himm Ihi' rcfiMiiiHiliM iliili'-n of Ii Ih dlllcf.
The Kiilririw f 1.50 jHr year.
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OLD COUNTRY
If you wish to send
money to the "Old
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bo easily and cheaply
through this bank.
We Issue drafw pay
able in nearly a 1 1
countries
Bank of Oregon City
OKKCOX CI I V. OKI:.
Jt'HOK I!van Won (Ji'il.T. Th hi-anti-llll
r 1 1 1 1 which II"' li-i'll Ihc oliji'i t ol a
fMllllllil lllllll'll Bil l Wllii'll line h'-VII I'll
I'Xlnhtt it thn M'ni'luiiCK of Mr. CliHrli-n
II )y, Win wmi liy JiiiIkh ThniimN K.
livmi on TiU'mUv UkI. Thin iinl m
ii'it Ul hv n'iiiii ol tint liii-ii'U ol Mr. mul
.Mrn.;. ChnlH wiih mi 1 1 ii 1 1 rm n. 1 1 1 j if i
that tins urcMWilit ol tlm iimlrh miHt w
hh H lllll" liri-M-nl to Mr. mul MrN (.'mitn. J
lliu iilill arotlHfi! I'oiiHiilt'rahlH inle rft, j
m my cluiiirrn l.i.ir.jf laki'ii, ami whi'ti
tlm 1hI chmitH wan cIomi, TiIi-mI)', tin" I
in-at lilllo mini ol (12 hail hceii n-ali.ii
which wan i m n h i 1 1 m I ) y ivi'ii lu Mr ami I
Mia. (,'hiilo. Mr. Chut lma 1-ii very I
piHjrly fura Ioiik tiini aipl thia vim-j
ply H('lirilma pri-wiil (jiven in mliano)
l y their mmiy IrifinlH In thin city. j
I'lil Nli Ovkk I.ant Salnrilay whh tli '
lime net fur thu pri-liiiiiiiary Imnrinit of
the cant of llarrv Krr'inaii vn. J. Kvana. I
Tlm ili'li'ii'lant' Httorimyn not loiring
lull milliiMi'iit time to in iurn Jnto tlm!
CHHH IMII't'llte.l ID til" (ll'll'lllluilt licin
honml over to a In'ariiiK in tint circuit i
court next Jaimaiy anil allrr ttivliiK
IkhiiIh for ('.'.r)(l ilnli-iiilulit wad tiermitte'l
to return to Inn homo at Milwmtkie.
Tlm clntriie i a "rioint oiih hihI tlm ml). I
i lie will aw ai: the ontconin of I In ram.
' illi no little iniKri'tt. I'he fnc'i of the I
inatler, It will he rHiiiemlH'ri'il, ar Unit
I Mr. Kreeman un lerlook to tak ni.e- !
! Hion ol aoiim piliiin which hvmi liail
I lieil up to the hank near Milwankie, and
I wan Hliot hy ileleililant while in tlm a -t
alter IhMiik caiitiont'il Hot to ilinturt)
them The rharife il eNUhlinheil in a I
I inilenthiry oireiim' ami a ili fini'luiit ia I
j a very oll man nu ll a punishment would j
New anil cuiiipli'tn atix k of gini ami.
aininiiniiioii at Jolnnon ami l.amb'a ;
Sheila loaill'il to drier. I
Finigan'S Letter to Hooligan.
Illley llv'i III. 0 il Irlui'l, Ifu lltri'M,
mul the l.ntfr durn 1 lirlr
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Mn lear Kiieinl I loll jfan:
Waimt more I Ink" inr pin Id let ye
know that I mn yit alive, ami m ia me
fiii'lhiT in-law, lml luck to her. Min't
forever raining ructioin 1'hia it a foin
loan, In that ) can liuv aiineylhiiiK
that ye he alter nailmi. Me olil Inmi.l
ltiley ilroppeil in on ua ylHlHul.iy. Ul
ciHir-e I tioiieil him up 1 1 urn pienent
atoppina" place j ol coilrxe ti the lUuna
wii k 1 1 on m , hnie, ami w Mere elan woiilil
I he alter alayin? Ye can't hut" it an
liiynhere. "Thia Imtvl," ') Kilev,
"remiiiiln me of home; Ben that I .ine of
lice ami audi a couviymaiit lurlor lor the
Uiii-, ami nooil roomn. Do ye niiinl
how ('ha l alia can alfonl to Bel up
audi foiiio male lor the price?" "He
nlwavn ilin, it," aiya 1, " hut lie the l.iv
mi, Hiley, iU4iiy in tlm that atea
ami niecpM umler thia rojl."
Thin w ilroppeil iii on W. I.. I'.lock.
"(iive mi one ol II, cm apple','' niye Hi
!)', puiliiit' Id a p dine ol a li.if.ket of
ai pleN "1'hi ylouk loike va cIihk
applet." "Aw, ("." aya I. "Thol'a
a ptciiire of Bpnli-ri ; thia ia not a Iruit
nioie or 111 loiki-n, ll'a lieie ye can huy
lurniiuie, i a'pela ami atovea, lurmahiiiiii
10 lit up uv. hoiiNe If. in tlm par. or lotl.e
kitchen." (jit a frame fer yer inuther-in-luw'n
picture," niya Kiicy. "I woiilil
thol," fly I, Imt 'twotilil he a aliaun
Mire 'tauul.l ti l it Hll' ll loin p'.oiue
lianiei on li e l iiken of her."
Where in me oh! Irii-inl Kola-riaon?"
b'ivb Klley. 'SllrH he'n III the igriate.ry
11 i in of. . Uohi-rtiion, The 7th M. (iro
tvr," bivh I. ' Come with me tip tne
Htri" t, ami tee Hint loiue aa-ortmeut ami
hi mock tve uroceiicN bUi tahle luxiineH.
Itile) ami he th' Iuviiih, thol grocery is
iloiiiK tlm iMiiineN." To aeti Riley huy
Itriavriea wan a lin-en lo inn. "(iive me
a can ol Prelerreil Mock peachen oi apn
cola," iya l'.ili-y, "mul a pate ol break
faat tm on mri a can ol biiccoihhIi, a tro
ponin! can ol lliu) limine cull.-e, a hot
lie of I'leferreil Mock caiBiip and -una of
olive ami noma ol )r. I'riee'n vanilla anil
( oliiate a toihit aoapi. 1 ill lliiui all In a
Hark ax'l i'll pack Until home." "N ver
liiiml," aiyr Mr. K.iherlBun, "when you
come heie nr plume (or anny aritole ye
neeil fur yer lanler or for Idle. I hay and
and leed ulntTa for ver atock, we've not it
and me II deliver it to ver dure." "Tliat'a
ifood," ei a Kilcy, "thin I'll buy aoine
more and ye can aeml yer order, mmi, lo
me woifn'n Iioiiki) twice a wake. It 'a hei
Unit Kivea ine my orilers and It's her
thol will order the uroceiiea from yet."
"Where ia they a Kood limtict'.'" ay
Kilev to me, who Named In diatri-H
' What'e thol, Kiley?' Biya I "are ye
in (i-a i-n ?" "I am tlmt and il'a a ileii
litl I want diviliah quick, " riy he.
"The one 1 parloniie," a'ja 1, ' ia tiot
the nearent wan; but do ye mould, Hiley,
lie'n a itoixl wan, a conacieiitiuua. paiim
takin' dititi'.t, Il'a Doctor Kranma Free
man tlmt I'm telling you about, Hiley.
Well, il'a lino that can extract teeth to
me linking and make artilicial teeth
tliai'a Mm cjiul to the moHt natural
watiH ye iver aaw. Uiley, ami ye can
lliaNlicale wiih Ihiin pcrlm-tiv. too." "I
know all ihni" aiya Hiley, "hut what I
want l know ia can ye chew w ild thiin?
Take tne to Dr. Freeman'a utlice rit;lil
ccco
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To (in-HM your lxiy up for the holiday call on u,
a.-i we have just received a new line of eiiii.MiKN s
Hi rrs which are rruide up in the latent designs,
and our prices are most reasonable. . . .
iJon't forget to get our pkicks on children's hiioks
as we carry the best line of hoys and mishes shoes
obtainable and our prices are right.
If you want to get a desirable present for your
wife or sweetheart buy her a pair of our up-to-date
Kutz's 2..r0 or $3.00 ladies' shoes, which are
equal in style and quality to all 3.'i0 and I4..r0
Our Men's Shoe line need no introduction, as we
have just received 35 new styles of the celebrated
V. L. Douglas Shoes. We have also received
many new and ut-to-date styles in the reput
able Hart, ScbafTner and Marx Suits, Overcoats
and StnokingJackets which need your attention
The Elk brand 2..r0 and fongly $3.00 Hats
should not be forgotten as they are the lx.t on
the market. Call on us before buying elsewhere.
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away," aiya H ley.
"Alt. do ye iiioiiid a icibbI union-made
neciiar?" aia I. "1 do thol," aiya Hiley,
"and 1 helave 111 uiiin.e; they help to
huiid up aiiiiey town." Then we went
over lo Nee the clever I. U. Hhark lor
liood union made Bei-ifara. "Il'a there
ye can u 1 1 em, Hiley ; minny ive Ihiin,"
aiya I, "tliat'a tiBnl to Hinoke, and yet an
have ihiin Bin'e or be tne box, and eure
il'a ihiin lajva theie thot'a obliin' and
ready to iriva ye a pleanant word au a
fuine M'hmoke :
"l.tta tind a rtaiorant; we've bin runin
round ao much thol I'otu tired and
hungry," i a Hiley, who looked jiat
what he had Npoke. "Ah. if il H hungry
ye are, Kiley," iva I. "ihin wait til we
ilt to Hax'iy'a Hiloiaut 011 Main aireet.
I:a foine iiitleumn '.li'i'a rutinin it. Da
loike iioiii home fer a od fojiure mule
iliota holefome an. 1 tmiptiu, it tiJ, if
yez ate there. Jmi wail and boh how
polite thi waiters are, Hiley. All an
liow nice the male are served to yez
the hint ive iver) thing (hot itood to ate
where the rael cuiiiiory art ia in ivi
deuce to iveiv wan ive the money thot
atea at theie." I
"I can't hae the idea ive gnin home
aitaia," aiya Hiley, eineriiin from the
riNtoiam, 'Vince we bn livin so hih
down here." ' What'a the mather!"
aiya 1. "Will tne woife lava all the
blame on the ettuive." "Thin git her a
"Moone" Rane from Pone & Co.
"Kroin who!" aiya Kiley. "Why from
1'ope 4 Co. who runs thot bin imi'ral
hardware athoredown the sthrate."
"Before I go home I'll have to o up
and e ine old acqtlaintancea Owobey
and Tritnbel I want to apake to thim,"
aiya Hi ly. "I ain itoing to Bind ine
onld family buiiy in to have thim repair
and repaint it, fer ita thim thot does this
kind of wurk to auit me. They does
iverythirjK thot'a Kiuerallv done be the
mineral blacksmith and wagon and
carriage makr, and ita Dot thim tbot
wanta to make t fortune off ive jiat one
customer, ' aiya Hiley to me. ''Be the
hiviiia, Kiley. Pll go out ive me way to
hatronm good boneat mechanics," iya
I like Ownhey and Trimble. "They
Aaa busy puuia Borne fancy ehoea on
Nome foine fancy race liorae. and the
horse glioiu department samed to be au
iuiportait part ive business thai ia con
ducted along acientitic lines,"
The I'rltle of lleroea.
Many soldiers in the last war wrote to
aay that for (Scratches, Bruises, Cuts,
Wounds, Conn, Sore Feet and Stiff
Joints, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the
beat thing in the world. Same for Burns,
Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions,
and Hiles. It cureB or no pay. Ouly25c
at Geo. A. llarding'a drug store.
THE VIl.L W, K FAIR.
Tin ee Hundred IVopli Av-emlile mud
tJ j Themselns.
Last Fridav eventni: oirrurred the Vil
lage Fair at Willamette Hall under the
auspices of St, A?ne' GuiliI of the Epia
copal cliurh. Tu apacioua hall was
beautifully decorated by the painstaking
ladle an4-a hail a dczrn boiittiB, beaii
fully trimmed and artistically arranged,
added to the whole scene an effect sel
dom witnessed. The best thing about
the whole affair, perhaps, was the sev
enty dollars which was realiied from the
booths. Everybody seemed to be out
lor the purpose of spending their money,
and the way pretty articles of Bale
changed hands wasn't in the least wise
alow. During tbe evening an interesting
programme was rendeied, consisting of
a song by the popular Maccahee quar
tet!, a Bong by the young ladies' quar
tette, recitation by Anhur Deule and a
solo by Frank Alilredge. This waa lol
lowed by the 'event of the evening, a cake
walk by the popular artists, Joe Mel
druui and Clinton Bock. A dance fol
lowed iu which young and old participated.
real clears urr Hair en all mill
inery. .Mian C Uoldoniith
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BUFiMEISTER & ANDRESEN g The Leading Oregon City Jewelers q BURMEISTER & ANDRESEN
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Watches for Christmas
All si.ea in (iuld. liold Killed, HUvhi and
Nickel. We have the kind you have
been looking fur, omul in and get our
prices
Cut Glass
If always apporpriate at bin Christmas
season We have some rich high-cliisa
example for thine who can afford them
ami some low er pi iced articles for smaller
pockeloooks. We are showing the kind
you will be Wise in buying.
Fountain Pens
IV 1 1 trouble disapK'ars when you gut a
fountain pen that atlits your hand. There
is nothing gives so much satisfaction as
a I'arker Luckey Curve. If you receive
one for a present and does not suit you
come in after the holidays and we will
exchange it Iree of charge for one that
wilsuit you.
Umbrellas
Umbrellas Ladles and Genii from
11.00 to $0.00
Gold Headed Canes up to $15.00
Ail Old reliable Hickory Cane for (10
Gold and Filled Spectaclei
from 12.00 to f 0.00
Other Styles for 50
Opera Glares from .... . $10 00 to $20.00
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J -eipients of our thoughti'ulness. lut there is much to be done, and time
t flies, so we will help time pressed people by keeping our store open late every
evening until Christmas. - - - - - - , -
i And such bowers of holiday brightness exist nowhere else. It is Christmas
for visitors every day and every evening at our store, Everbody invited to
coino to see our Christmas Windows and Brilliant Illumination. ' -
BURMEISTER & ANDRESEN
THE OREGON CITY JEWELERS.
OREGON CITY,
How about yonr Christmas Shopping? Have you selected your gifts? If not,
you can not do better than visit us and look over our great assortment of
Gold and Gold Plated Jewelery in Breastpins, Stickpins. Chains. Lockets. Rings,
CufTbuttons, Studs, etc. - -- -- -- -
J Remember wo are now located in the garde building, Supension Bridge Corner 2
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Are still the most popular of gifts-,
naturally so for they can be worn always
and w here all can see'tbem. We have
the newest ideas in rings, plain and
fancy and set with precious stones.
Gifts in Silver
"The Silverage" is what they call
it in the Jewelry World Gift goods in
iu Silver this season exceed all other
kinds in number and variety. We had
you and youi friends in mind when we
selected our stock. We have many show
cases filled with silverware, it is worth
your time to come in and look it over.
Black Wood Clocks that look like Marble
large Mautel Clocks, Porclain Clocks,
Nickel Clocks and Gold Plated Clocks.
You received onr personal guarantee
with every Clock we Bell.
Beautiful Utopeaa Art Pottery and hand
decorated Jardeniers
Fine hand Decorated China Souvenir J
China , just thing to send to a friend in
the east. 1"
A large assortment of Japanese ware all jjj
finely decorated.
Washburn Guitars and Mandolins from
$15.00 np. Other makes $5.00 and up
Vlolins, Banjos, Accordians, Zithers,
Autoharps, Harmoohaa and all other
small instruments.
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