ORIOON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1904
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Iew To-Day.
IWm I.AtrWho can turiiMTbint
.' mrnroitOMi, ' dpalro to com-npond with
olnals ntltman or widower of means,
Addles I'. O, box 81)0, Portland, OrS,
M'BT-l,adVs (iold Clasp I'ln titltKron
Main or Hnvntli struts, In tiijf)ii
city, Vlndnr plMmn rwturn to It, M
)lolman, f
MONKY TO WAN AT 6 AND T
per cent, Farm ftMurity, U'Rn
Bchubnl.
TOR1uWT-liom 5oum and
v stabto, ntar railroad station at
Clackamas, f 50 pr yar, Call on
A. O. Hay ward, Clackamas, Orcfon,
WANTKU.Mpn or women to taks or
ilnn (or art goods: guaranteed salary
; or commission. Address Oregon Art
Association, (64 Hhcrloik Hills', Port
land. Orrion. Dsn, III
r""ar"V""W f "" unmrv
T f T? l, J
A., a j it ife j8v A iSl
Jamrs A. Ilmna's taautlful oomedy.
ilnittirt, "Hlmre Arrcx," has Won a aiio
! only tiunllrd tty that of "Tha Old
lloinratpad," Itnlh if Ufa plays trout Of
Kw England farm Ufa, and both aim to
trim In dramatic way tha dally hum
dm in lnllnl that in to mak up llfs's
dally turmoil. Mr, Hcrne, unllka Mr,
Thiunpwun, aimed to confirm hi" aoxnrt
to a slnals locality, and ha avoided Intro
ducing any variety fpalurra, thua lift
ing hla work to a far higher lvt. Many
my alile erltloa claim that "Hhora Acraa"
la an epoch-marking play and that It
I the r)nt paatoral drama yet given lha
Kiitllah apeakm atngn, Tha atory told
In 'Hhore Auras" la full ef human Inter
eat, and one cannot help being moved by
thr simplicity, naturalneaa and truth-fulm-aa
of It all. Any on con ill through
a prrformanM of Mr, Herna'a maatar
plrre, and not be pleaaed with It, ahould
avutd tha theatre, for to hln. or her tha
the drama and Ita meaaagra Will ever
remain a satd book, a eomplete srenlo
prixliirllon of "Mhora Aarea" Will be given
at the Klllvrly Opera llouae, December
JIl.
elcct'd the following oltlrera for tha en
ailing year C, C, Mnnli Krak-a; A,
(ieoign Kohl; flanker, Chris THInfsoni
Cleik. W. II, Hrown; ICmoit, h. Naw
klrkj Watchman, J C, Klrcltnrn; Rnntry,
i, Moalnr) Manager, I, Hprague,
' for eholoe lard, spars-ribs, and tender
lolna, go to Cain A Itamaby at Kly.
Cholrts Hock always on hand. '
Tha Lsdl.i of tha M.lhodl.t Church
will olvt a baiaar, beginning with
ehicken pi .upper In tha Lasgus room
of tha church on Tusiday awning, Da
oember 30th, for which they will ohiroe
the moderate prlc of U cant. A great
variety ef attractive and uaoful artlolaa
will b an !. They Invito tha liberal
patronage of the public.
t'utrlinmed ahapea below coat at Mlaa
Ooldsmlth's.
Clly Attorney litory and Mayor Orant
It. I'lmlck, counael for the council of
Oregon Clly, on Tueaday tiled an aniwer
to tha amended complaint In the railroad
Injunotlon ault that la pending aftlnit
the city council to reilraln tha granting
of a perpetual franchlae to tha railroad
corporation to Illuff atreet. The aniwer
la aoooiniAnled by two motion, on lik
ing for the dleaolvlng of lha Injunction
and lha other demanding that tha Oregon
A California Itallroad Company and the
dotilhern I'acino Company, to whom It
la propoeed to convey the franchlae, be
mad partlm defendant to tha lult for
theleaaon that complete determination
of tha litigation cannot be had without
tha preemce of thoee corporation! aa
defendant In the ault. The aniwer re
Cltea that In 117 the oounnll of Oregon
City granted to the fn.gon a California
Railroad Company, a light of way to all
Illuff atreet with the exception of 20 feet
that waa reierved for ilreet purpoan and
allegea that by reaaon of the contlnuoua
occupation of tliat atreet by the railroad
company and the expenditure of 100,
0O0 In Improvement!, the railroad com
pany acquired a perpetual right to the
premlaea that are occupied. The aniwer
alao denlea that any Injury to the plain-
worth 60 and
Darguln lltore.
$4. JO, at T:ifimon'a
tiff property haa reaulted or will follow
tha tnaklng of the Improvement provided
for In the franchbM and the contract,
Tha motion to dliaolv the Injunction
and to make the railroad eompanle
partlca defendant to the ault were argued
before Circuit Judge Mclirtde at the office
of Attorney W. I), , Kenton, enunael for
Ihe Houthern Paclflo !ompany, at Port
land Wednesday night.
County Judge liven made an- order
Tueiday dlimlaalng the charge of In
annlty that haa been pending: agalnat
Chai. V. Horn of thla city, for the pat
month. Thla la the aeoond time that a
chnrgn of Imanlty, preferred agalnt
Horn by member of hi family, haa
been dlamlened wllhln the Inet three
month. Horn' domeetlo relation have
been anmewhat turbulent fur mnmit time
and with each outbreak the trouble haua I terented In thl movement or dealrin
been taken Into court on charge 0f I lunner information, pioaae wriw im-
menial (line agalnat the huaband and ! nwllatuly to Mlaa Mary Kranca Iiwm,
fniher who. on both occailon ha e- Librarian of tha Portland Public U-
tnuiiahed conolualv evidence of hi ank "rBry, Portland, Oregon.
Ity before the examining court. Atlor- "
neya URen A Bchuebel appeared In the The mnmbnra of the Oregon City
ln(eret of Mr. Horn, Volunteer Fire Department, will be
'J banqueted at the hall of Columbia
Tueaduy Chief of Police Bum found! Hook A. Ladder Company, Tuesday
near the Houthern Pacific pangnr da- evening, December 22. Aa an appre-
pot two discarded, teieacope, that are elation or tn aervlcea of tbe mem'
All llnea of millinery at Mlaa Oold
mlth'a below coat.
The librarian of Oregon are acat
tered over a wide area of country,
Tbe time la now ripe for organiza
tion ao that yearly or half-yearly
meeting may be held of one or two
day' duration for better acquaintance
with one another, for conwlderatlon
of plan and dlacumtlon of method.
A moetlng of all thoee Interested In
library work and of all librarian
preaent or proitpectlve, will be held
In the Portland Public Library, cor.
7th and Stark atreet, Portland, on
the morning of Tueaday, December
27th at ten o'clock. Will all thoae In-
believed to have been thrown away by
trampa who had stolen them. Itoth va
lleea contain a quantity of clothing and
will be rcatored to their owner upon
Identification.
Manager Shlvely haa aecured for Bhlve
ly'a Opera House Wednesday evening,
next, "Shore Acres." Tbl will be a
plendld treat for local theatre goer and
la only mad poaaible by an open date
In the company' Itinerary.
Hchool Superintendent Zltiicr spent this
week vlaltlng the schools of the county.
He itarted his Itinerary by vlaltlng the
Cotton acpool Tuesday.
pic-!
bera of the department In fighting
the Are that threatened to do exten
sive damage to their property Inter
ests, the Idea of holding a banquet In
honor of the boys originated with
Frank Hunch and, the Welnbard es
tate, who were tbe principal losers
In last Friday's fire.
Manager Hhlvely has arranged to ex
pend about 1500 In Improvements to his
theatre. Among the Improvements will
be more drop scenery.
John L. and Mahala, Baker have
adopted the 14 -year old daughter df
I Kobert and B. M. Alexander, of Chehalla,
Washington.
Holiday goods. New stock toy a,
turea, handkerchief!, gloves, ribbons. I Fire at Oswego Wednesday morning
umbreliaa snd neckwear at bargain destroyed a frame building, the prop-
price, umg Fur Boas 12 and 12.98, erty of the Oregon Iron 4 Steel Com
runy. The loss c th? building which
v as formerly occupied as a . aloon bj
r:i DupuiH, Is about 5oo. While bo
other buildings suffered any damage
by reason of the fire, the electric
light service of Portland was sus
pended for several hours by the burn
ing down of one of tbe poles support
ling tbe wires that transmitted the
current, resulting In a short circuit
and considerable damage to the Port
land General Electric Company, A
large force of men was employed by
the company repairing the damage and
the service was resumed late Wed
nesday night. The Oregon City lights
were not affected by the accident.
"The New Berlin." an illustrated
article by Jerome Hart, appears In the
Christmas number of the Argonaut,
Issued December 19th. This Is one
of the most Interesting end Informa
tive articles written by k.'. Hart, and
gives many facts about Germany's
capital that will be surprising to those
who have not visited it. Tbe Issue of
the Argonaut In which this appears,
contains twenty-eight pages, with
many Illustrations. ,
Interest in tbe Evangelistic services
being conducted at tbe First Baptist
church la Increasing. Rev. W. H.
Wyse Jones Is assisting Rev. J. H.
Beaven In conducting the services
which are held at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m.
daily.
Johann Herbat, aged (4 yean, and a
recent arrival In thla city, died Saturday
night of a complication of '..
Mr. Elisabeth Robert, aged (S year,
died Sunday at the home of her daughter
Mr. E. Auitln. at Liberal.
A ten-pound daughter wa born Mon
day to Mr. and Mra. Chas. Mimher of
this city.
Sola Circle, Women of Woodcraft,
will bold a special meeting Saturday
afternoon when a number of candi
dates will be Initiated and applica
tions for membership considered. Alt
member aro urged to be present.
James Mctntyre, a merchant at
North port, Washington, ia visiting
with relatives at Oregon City and will
remain until after tbe holidays.
Tbe Commercial Bank of Oregon
City, ia suing Elbert Dyer et al for
f 1000 on a promissory note that was
executed In June, 1903.
The Mllwau!:U city council this
week Issued a liquor license to a Port
land man who will conduct a saloon
at that place.
Jack Latourette, of thla city, was
thla week elected captain of the State
University football team for 1905.
The young daughter of Orel Cut
ting, at Motalla, Is critically ill.
Te the Patrons ef the ahrvely Opera
Houm.
It afford mk great pleasure to an
nounce the ftrat presentation in thl city
at the Opera Houae on Wednesday even
ing, December 21 et. of James A. Herne'a
famous comedy-drama "Shore Acre."
This 1 the fourteenth year for thla fam
oua play, which all agree Is one of the
cleanest and puret ever seen on the
American stage. The company coming
here Is the original one, and 1 headed
by Mesers. James L Galloway and Atklna
Lawrence, and contain over twenty act
ors and actresses. Thl company alao
carries a full carload of scenery and It
requires fourteen stage hands to set the
many scene. I can eafely guarantee la
"Shore Acres" the belt play, company
and production ever seen In this city.
Respectfully yours.
W. B. UHIVELT.
A Sewing Machine Cheap.
We are going out of the sewing mach
ine bualnesa and will dispose of our
Wheeler A Wilson machines at coat. If
you want the best machine mad at
factory cost, write at once or call at
Huntley Bros. Co.
With every doft.m photographs tak
en before Christmas, Ml Cheney will
give one mounted on a foldnr, Bepla
effect. Studio Tenth and Main Bta.
Although the post office department
authorised the eilabllehment of two
rural free delivery ruulea from thla city
on the ltlh Inet., i'oatmester T. P. Itnn
dill report Jhat he la unable to And a
carrier for one of the rouiea. Two ex
amlnaibma have been conducted for ap
plicant for appointment aa carriers, but
none of the aorcveaful appllranta ha
l)iiHlind for route No. 4, which starts
at Ix)n, going via Viola to Highland
ami returning via Spritigwater. The pro
pecu are that thla route will go by de
fault await of the want of a carrier
At a meeting of the school board Mon
day night the holiday vacation period
reduced to one Week. It Will begin
Friday evening, lrcember 22. and claw
will be reiumed on Monday morning.
January 2. To iiar matter with (he
disappointed puplla, the Hoard decided
to close the achool one week em Her, the
year to end June t, Instead of June It.
The bond of Clerk-elect Ilrodle In the
urn ef 120.000 wa approved and that of
hvlnl awoin In.
n't foigct to buy your wife a hat for
a Chrlatma prraent. They are away
beluw coal at Mini Uoldamlth',
Illack Pattl'a Irotibadoura. 40 In num
ber, will be aeen at Hhlvely'a Opera llouae
Monday evening, next, I)ecenitier 19th?
Hliwlerett Jonea, aa lllnck I'ntll, la re
puled to le the greatest linger of her
rare, and haa aeaoclitted with her a fine
choru and Inimitably funny comtnedlana
In her new IIO.OOQ itng production.
Or the 1372 patient at the State In
vine Aaylum. a ahown by Superintend
ent Calbreath'a lait report, 65 were from
Claikamaa county.
Trimmed liuta below coat at Ml Gold
amllh's. P, 1. Hull, who reildes at Oladetone,
a suburb of thl lily, tin at hla home
two red rnepberry vlnei In hla yard that
have ripe and green berrlea hcildcs a
number of blossoms, The unumial pio
ductlvcncM of theae two vines which
have no ' protection from the weather
enn only be explained by the fertility of
the mil In which they are growing and
the mlblneitN of the climate. The recent
nevere front!, whlln producing Ice a
counter of an Inch In tlilcknem on stand
lug water, did not effect the raspberry
vliii-s whatever,
H, S. Jnhniton, formerly connected with
the Ant oi In Dnlly New, haa been ap
pointed correspondent to the Portland
Jiiumiil nt Oregon City. Mr. Jolminn wilt
ulso Imvo charge of the business Inter
est! of the Journnl .In this city nnd will
look oftcr (fto subscription lists of his
pnl'er.
lllg sale beRlns Hnturdny, I)ecember
17, nt Mis tJollilHniltir.
' Yesterday Mayor Clrnnt B. Tlmlck, nt
lorney for George W. l.nuth, went to
IfllHIwiro to submit to Juilitn Mcltiiilo
n hill of except Inns In the appeal of the
ense Hint Is to bo taken to the supreni
cmuV After Hut bill uf executions ha
been iipiuoved It will bo. tiled with tho
( otinty t'lerk ntul a transcript rorwnnint
In Hiilctn.
An examination of applicant fur np
poliitmciit mm oanicia on (lie two ncv
rural rno delivery routes, Mis, nuu a,
was hclil Huliniluy, tlnmo taking tho ex
amination lii lttR David MochnUe, Unbelt
illiuhcr iiiul I'Vcd llcft, It will bo soma
time before, tho result of the Examination
will be reported from Washington, but
In the ineaiillnio lavhl Mocliuke liaH
been swum In uml will uct as cairThi' of
ltuutu No. C temporarily. The Mcndow
bronk Htnr route has been discontinued
as has nlso tho post olllcc at Ely, Denver
Creek nnd I'larkos.
1
Only One Mo?e. Week to Get Ready In
Take Yotfl Christmas Tgotribles to Htmtley's
Stfch a ttore full of desirable goods at reasonable prices yog will not find elsewhere in this cotmtry. ' We have jst as fine things as are
shown in Portland. We offer them lower than yon can buy them there. Shopping here is easier, quicker and in every way more satisfactory.
We are always here to correct aay mistakes, to make good any defects, to satisfy yog in every way all without trouble or expense to
You. . ywt J0 come 'to nc see what we have provided. Buying or visiting yoq will meet with the same courtesy.
P "Av. fi.""-',, J
If you could here the praise that is
daily bestowed on our Cut Glass you
wouldn't need to hesitate about what to
buy some people. Not only the finest
gists snd the newest cutting but prices
alxiut 30 per cent, lower tlun other peo
ple are quoting, Give yourself the
pleasure of seeing it. Prices commence
at ft. 50.
VHm.lltllaUiitlUAa-4
Toilet
Articles
More Toilet
Articles are sold
for Christmass gifts than any other
line of goods. We have hundreds to
select from in all kinds of woods and
finishesin sets or singlyboxed or
plain.
Two Piece Set?, in box ;75
Three ' " . . 1.25
Six " M 1.50
Manicure Sets, in box - - 1.25
liaby " " " - 1.00
Large Fancy Sets. infsncycaes,nptoJ7.00
O
Ovey 75
Diffcteat
Bibles
to Select From
That's the stock we offer you to choose
from. People who know, say our bibles
are cheaper than they are sold for in
Portland. They ought to be nobody
can buy them any cheaper, for they come
direct to us from the publishers.
Testaments - 5c up
Bibles - - 20c up
Teachers Bibles - $1.25 to $7.00
Japanese
Lacquered Ware
AH Japanese ware is immense
ly popular this year. This is
partly sentiment, but largely
because of its beauty and cheap
ness. Nowhere in the world
are things made at so little cost
as in Japan. We have a line of
Japanese Lacquered ware that
we are selling so cheap that it
looks like giving it away.
Trays - - 15c to $1.00
Boxes for Hankerchiefs,
Gloves, Necktie, Work 75c op
Gumb Trays and Brush 50c tip
The Drawing
For Opemny Day
Pmes
Resulted as follows :
$10.00 Loving Cup
Mrs. M. A. Warner
$7,QA Rajah Vase
i Mrs. J. Miller
$2.U3 Stationary
Mrs. M. Michaels
$3.00 Box Cigars, L. B. Miller
$2.00 " Cigars H. W.Shaw
Cameras
and Kodaks
$t.0Q
to $35.00
J
And don't feel that you mustpay $35.00
to get a good one. The $1.00 Camera of
today takes better pictures with less work
than the $35.00 one did 10 years ago. For
$5.00 we can outfit you completely Camera
Developing Machine--and all the neces
sary chemicals, etc. Hard to get more for
$5.00 than this outfit. ;
Crokinole Boards $1.00 up
Checkers & Dominoes .10 up
Board Games - .15 up
Card Games .05 up
ABCBlocks - . .05 up
Cloth Dolls - .25 up
Rubber toys, tops and hundreds
of desirable games for children
at equally low prices.
Every
Woman
Wants
China
We have the
daintiest pieces
for decorative
purposeThe
Koyai Indian
Ware; and hand painted plates,
saucers and salad dishes for table
use. Prices are 1-3 less than any
you ever priced before for equal
quality. Prices start at 50c.
Especially Desirable
For Presents
.25
.50
.90
ginckumnH Camp No, 431, M. W. A
at Logiin, at Its hint regular mooting;,
Gift Books in white and gold covers
" flexible leather
" padded 41
Books in Silk Cloth Binding, gilt top .40
in be is, 2 vol, 5 vol, 10 vol,
15 vol - - - 1.25 up
Silverware, Sterling and Plated, spec'l prices
Fancy Stationery, in plain and fancy
boxes - - 25c to $2.00
Lowney's Candies, in boxes 10c to $5.00
Perfumes in fancy bottles 25c to $5.00
$250 Worth of Pictures at Cost or Less
A big shipment of fine pictures the best from an artistic point of view ever shown here
has Just arrived. We refused it becattse It was delayedshould have been here a month ago.
Theshippers said put them on sale at 33; per cent discount from regular prices and chargejthe
loss to us. We have doneJt. At this writing Monday we have plenty; at the rate they are
going, we'll have none In iO days. People simply can't resist these values. ,
Of course we include in this sale all our regular stock on hand.
Any Picture in the Store 33 1-3 per cent, discount.
r 'i-stnjam
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