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Brief News Items
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Y'r Pr: - A. Hi . F-a-Uit
iit-r City, tiv.z c-of
her propery it-re.
George Ott. i c3 at f-:s'-
Tifc at'C'Si AO T eeiS ZJE'-. i-ft
H i t ik!;ri t: iV.u: 4- -. :c
Lt brothers F-.l it! .Tott.
W tr rw re :s:Li t Vi.-J'-r
star of gter: ttrii.- tiit: e
Lv -rr cartv-i at
k SL Co
H E C-it who s--tt
wirier tere mT.r -tc a --t prt-:;g
stop k-ft Fdl:; to re- '-'
livi. wier be wii: e p.:;-d
-.if rw'.rofci c"i t wit- tt- work-.-i
j ri is-jsly to cortijg h-e.
v.'tX paper, pt-tit. e.i.i. l: Oti
S:r. ail Sirs. I.. Ctracfc ibd li"-
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of Sir. tri Sirs. O. E. V.tgt
over Wetes-ity t;tt.
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.i :s ber ioa. :t Portiiad. Frtiiy.
Tie Er-rpris Press ysv depir
zest it cortp.e -f a ir.ef
for AtiCirtfr'S Zj, . fitttit it?
Fe A Sifcer it. te ctv- of . B
Ellw.t ts. T.'tlo-a-a Cnattj. tia; ttr
iT'jfa-wi to Stpr-rTii- tO'jT..
Gr.na Ots.-Tr: A 7 K:r
b? aeverai Tfefcrs was edi
tor of ti La Gn.nic Geif.t ;
a La Graxis- Tl-i-.ar l.r
K'"f t Bi.t2 a ft- cf:! ago is
'-ie r".or of ti Josi HiraZ, trj"
5f. W. Gooi3-dt of CoourK
etri; Uet t-1'.x. tis- r'.
a'ivet -.be V. slt-ts. et: u.
Lttii rrtdar to wa. t a ft diT?
before re"xniix Lihl. Ht si;t
I:ke Ctnuilie tors; M "iVijo-i
Not li tlae .s iI':-os oi,'
i"-h OTH: Of lUjiL,
QnaitT. - tit tw arr:Ti. t.
tie E. If. A 2i. itort.
booster M.vt'joje Eatinri2-d i? 'X
r'-os:2rcifcC ciui. ad jir.iT.! i.T tit
Lty.rr-ise Pre jib Qtpiir:n.et:.
"t-;t it sn-iti.: 1 a bcu:er fcr
b-rt v.rcx t- tTQr:tr or
i-X-? et - o" ? . Oct of ttMfa; EtT
-rir feitk ie coet -to jdu iLit.7 'u'.i
fist 3. G. Ha'xtT. pa. or of tb
"-" Idaiio, Vetiioi.it uiiurti.,
siade an addrts to tL-e ;o';ii Xf.lo
diat BroujeriitKfd Vfednftsii:', and
aJked to a Hint's dt-tuiig &t Jctiii.
Tbt Erverprt? yjt fiptrtatf. ia?
rotrpi'.fci 6 pi?t brif for A
tort.T T. M. Lir sad J. ?. Euti
It tie t?e of LtVfc'.i ts. Ik-V ill,
appeaioi to th Sa?re cour..
Tit E. f. k M. OoxpaiT ia
".no carious of fca'.omtrbi'ifcs fcrer2.
one of w'nicli is nj-w oc the vs-r
These BiacLiiia are ti E. M. F. i'
aiwl Fiatiders 20 nothing iv.r ol
the JE2rie-. for the prl--e. Ti c-rr,-T5tra".:rje
ffiachire "in be fcere it a
f"x ijS I; vOIi j... i-jters-.fcs it
r ' - "a?; F. I. Verg-ere, -io
!.. a, 5eiaota'."fe.tio.
T;.e fiie r-ew dispicj v.-:udov8 of
ir low eho'i.tg io tieir brt ao
raotaye -:th tiie pretty tx,& tastefx
dispifeva of ce- spr:t;g t
wlr.dow, froTL :ue er'yrj et tb
"-ftas: cOTBfr a P.iver st:t.
e'ear around to tie i&.rcr a: tie
aojthwest fTjmr Mix E.r"-",
is attractive in Its trin. tpproprai-e
to tle department uiici. i- rtpr
serta and rejects credi: on tie ar
tt, J. L. Brownirj, -io GirS-ned
tie display.
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For Candy
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A, C. Carpenter
High Grade Watch Repairer
Manufacturing Jeweler Stone Setter and Engraver
Old Postoffice Building. Enterprise, Oregon
River Highest At ;
Trov For Years
. e Se-n Ac-cm By Cable
S nee fe-Tr Beat Wert
Down.
;Lf ii?t -i'ers tQ sub-
c-. Ti r.Tr Libber at ti3
ir .ii' itti it4 Si'OIidlT tbfcH
rr . t -iL:r of jeir. Tb
Cr2t jf t. .
Fi: ot :It k'er br-tci latis
i-t f .rs.it ti :. 1-efore tie rair.
"V a Hi t tti oid bj rantt to
. ':. Ctv-T o! Fo-i; t-otiiif ration
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r.. E. Fr.if.s tad tb aisfor -ai
u t a Ii: tt J a pi:k tie
.-ii-e (Tl ?uttij evening,
"i rrri. ;-t foriir.j ara tie
z..z bora v li front and an
d -i' t-etiii-TT- and .:kid out some
tt'.o tie i: it fore s-p-.tz
tc cr.tt. A.- :be b:irs- :nned
r -o. oj: :ie bitk of :be -re.-k
i- r itd tb bot-n: fcii ittO
t c.s.. t-trrrrt. Tie trrtx was
c irp Et-d fnif: it coadnt rerover.
."tc "l-jtt ai pa-.k are said to bfc-'
rt or-.n f-bouc IK'O.
Lilir.Es atii Eay bojebt D. A.
er's and no", beinf in c-.r-
unjfc:itjes to rc-e-t the payments
be itUi ett ti t to tn orxai
TtfT
ril jtr 'i in tie Gro
4:ibo:ixi are i'Jtipit gr-
.nt IjI.!U1 .iir
tr.tg and fsrst:. Fine uaie now
o b.-y ind iere b4ie tbat fever i
Ti-r n-a.:; ba, le?t very irreruiar
jritjr tie iiib wi.:er. but no oa
tii.iie axv comoiaint under tbe
.iiistaiit.. Tie contractor fcas
re-d for tie e.s'' to "-i.rt from
t fctd I.tr.le'.t in the coming.
r.vtr and cruii the ma..
t a it-kf: ot tie cbie and ex
iit?r. a? tiat i tit only way tiat
rat ct-m biti t tie ferrj-boa,; wei-t
iovn.
L KE PROFESSIONAL
EASESALL PROPOSITION
t :-rprls cai "teen tsked to plae
. bareiall club in a C:a?3 1) league
7a-ptd of o-e Eater City, La
j.ai.0e and En'.erpr-e. The propo
itios wo -Jul ct'I for a four games
r week '-hdu.e to i&at about
trt-t mottifc. a-jd wotiid main a
iisrv-d tesm and t traveling ei
wsj to tie long Juirps. It
? not vyjtHi upon with f2vor by
be bi.-ebi!l men here end a neea
.'e Ec.wer w: be returned.
'ute tif tie "lOTs-ns mentioned, ei-.-ept
p'j9.iliiy i oie. is large noaeh
o st-jptirt gad a tarn. Tie plan
nast it f3vor iere i a Eaturday
j'jndty M; mi-pro league to be oom
of two or tire town la this
aljey. and tie Vnion county towns
itS po&albly Laier Cry. Tie club
jere is rfciiy to jrjj suth a iearue.
Sawmii) on Smith Mountain.
J. a t H. Stable was in town Tburs '
ity a;.d told of a Lje sawmill that
'lil be fcstalied ahortly near fcie !
loie-ead on Smith Siountala by
iry.: Brcj'.aers of Elgin, who have
iX"lT:l Oli'ior n or n vMiaJii. lot
! Jf ;ja;V.-r rigbt in the heart of tie
Palmer comp-ty' hoiebnga.
Eleached Flour Uniawfu!.
Secretary of Agriculture James
V.'jf.oc has issued a circular of waro
lr.? to manufacturers, vendors and
c-o;:oumero of blia.ied fiour that no
-:tatement uron tne jaWl will briar
!.j'b flour wltbin tie law. It is un
i iaw-Vj; to manufacture or sell flour
bieat-hed by nrro?fea perosld or the
j s-j-tii.ed Aatop pic.eas.
I Sold Mill to Lewis.
V,'. F. E.wrnbeis, tie saw mill man,
j waa here Wednesday and Thursday
j Ow bitiines. He ret-ntiy sold out hi
interest in tie Springdaie mill, 14
miie.- north of here, to W. E. Lewi.
Posts 22 Years Old.
j Jut .per fen' poyls on Zurcher
: jKti-i;t;-.- fc-tn !a -service for 52
T-iarK ar.d ntiil good. Similar post
Jr n-ie at Roe Calvin ranch,
' ea: of EL'.enjri..e Wh2
High Strung.
"JJy Lusband was a very high strung
person." "Yes: I've beard be was bung
on Pike's ieak." Harper's.
ViT-t. 2 4. Ttt TS ti I
t''.--r at writ-
'"THEJiSS. "
Hew It V.;de a Ban's Fortune
and Wtei Forowei
By THEODORE ERCWX.
Tbrr rtniect w- r wi'i'i:- oq Tb
rampart of CMpLhuc-n. T of tbeni
were wetitiy iwJ.lenjHi. Tb tbird
a young man of jToat. l.n: with
no Jfrrnne. a D"jsiTT ad;nnct Id .id
coennoes fjr i.tii; on to a itrwr.
Tb con.n,"cer m teina L. friends
of Lis deir to i..ie m.&ething of
tinwif and bis inabirr u do so with
no mex.ns a: n ctu.znat.
1 must ft, t-l. be aii e
"tbr cc-cx tTrf-, iLX':;e with orbrt- j-
p.. Ilere we are tli fruzet op Lke a
flakier and move ?an abont a fu."
Ani w bzi wi.3 yon t if yon p0
awsTT asked on of fci cimpnl.'c.
"1 dr't ko. w. I shib ai least bar
tn of;r:uii.'ry fjr dt-v.,,,;,!!,-
Tbe two n'-'biemt'L ere nore Inter
acted je a btfv si:tin? ! a window on
rb other j5e of the street lirdering
the rsTrj;arts doing aom kind of em
brokierr tbtn in tb a-i.iratifin of
tier- rtiitjiujijii. If they desired a ca
reer there were pienrr of avenue open
to them ly virrne of their rank, but
their desire wa rather to pcrti-ke of
the tweets of life trainable by means
of tbeir f'.rrDnes. It was cot remark
able that tbeir eyes should be on tb
lady at the windcw. f.r she was
yonng and comeiy. She tad withal an
interesting face, bespetkiny a kindly
nature and modesty was stamped on
every feature.
Toui." said one of bis friends. "di
yon tLat Madonna face over
threr
Tes.-
-Well. if yen will pet a kisi froto
those red Up we will defray the ex
penses of this fon-Lzn tour yon ere so
anxkics to mnie."
''Ix yon metn that?" asked FouL
&itL bis friends agreed that if be
could gvt lie ktes willingly, not by
"1 BHAnn irrvEB Foanrr that Torso ad
5THtriiAd71C AL'tL"
f'n-e or tri'.-ktry they would furnish
the required means.
Poul linked lung and earnestly at the
love.'y fake, then suddenly started for
the house in which the girl sat. The
window was on the ground floor, and
the two friends saw him go and staid
before it, hat in band. The girl raised
the sash, and the young men saw that
Foul was telling her of their offer with
Its provision, fur she looked up at
them while be spoke. Then she drew
tiin toward the window- and gave bim
a kis.
The noblemen kept their word, and
the commoner went abroad.
it was some years after this incident
that a dhninguUhed army officer was
re-alled by the ting from a distant
station Jo Stockholm to receive the ap
pointment of adjutant general, which
meant chief of staff, or, in other words,
commander in chief of the army.
General Lovenorn was the recipient
of a great deal of attention. He was
unmarried, and many a young girl of
Cojwnhagen set her cap for him. for
he was a bachelor and in bis prime,
being not yet forty years old. Even
daughters of noblemen were "thrown
at bis head," but he would have none
of them. One day while riding on
horseback, with a couple of orderlies
behind bim, be pureed a lady in a car-
rinw who especially attracted his fa
vorable atteuuou. She was at an ae
Just before women usually pass from
youth to middle age.
General Loveuorn retume! to his
quarters to dream of the lady who had
thus impressed him. Courted though
he was. a trusted servant of the king,
admired for his ability and courage,
yet there was a void in bis heart that
needs to be filled lu the heart of every
man and every woman. For the first
time in his life he had seen one whom
be thought capable of filling that void
The next day he rode otw the
ground he had traversed before and at
the same hour, hoping that be might
again meet her. But he was disap
pointed. He would have sought ber
out, but there was no distinguishing
mark by which he could descrile her
In vain he looked for ber In the fray
throngs of young people In the parks,
et the theaters, at balls. Months
peiwed. daring which he treasured
; wlslon he had seen but once. Instead
of diminishing, his monomania, as be
called It, Increased. Beautiful women.
if '
. t stbwWjs- of to preiirpoe.T! r-"st-t
Jjnec to itt to charaj him. l-oi b h
texd to what they M;d wirb-ict bei?-
. fcjg and to tbej- ";ts give do re-
, ilS.
Fiui.ly at a s iil netti g of a sci
, entije asfv-ii ti.it wbi strLi.ng w::i
I a laiy oa t arm ! ns fe o icj
w:-h tb wct.-t cf Lis t-riiv He
wt-cid bav k-ft t ctn-ati.x ful-1-
w rb nnktwa bij tiit td
mw:bie. but si3r b was c b wan
obi:gwi j CY.i:et Ltmif ly askitg
. who sti rti Ee Irtrted ttat tit?
nam was lLi.r; Tinin;-, it $a
was D knt-wTi in - ft v. t-r f t.t
n Witg t4.: tLAt tb Lid a nV
ntini l-vz. w irr t- a r-::r.uc d.-I-:tir.iL
d-d n. tjs tin ftrv.nii
neiv jo w Lk t brf- endowments nti-
. H-d b-r.
I Gen-rid I-vetKrr: as i he vas
fre from arteiti.;-p cpot the Lilv
, wb3 rtr L-o. :Li tfctrtastion i,n no
time in wruring aa btrxfo tk.n to
j Itcet.cg TitrtitLg. ii p--d :Le rt
: ot 'be reni: g wi:h b?r tbd ret-eived
J permhwioa co ft!l opon ber.
' Tbere wss -cric.ry il ;be p:rt f
; severs.! wr.nien w ,' tad eaib se: ter
J ctp far Geru l! Lorenom wbea t?
; was "nrpk-o.'Cs f.. Lis tleiice frvm
. the next no:al.) w la! fnnptji.n. Wiin
J two or tbre of sn-L affairs had issed
j without Li i-eitg jireser:! curioslry
j Lnd grown in:o t'.am. When it LnaLy
j t-esran to l wni-jred tbn :be gen-
er-.il was dev ti: g Limse.f to a Lidy :.
j wnom royalty Ld n. given a ticket
i iu cutt ctrvie f.:trm gave wcv io
com-markm. When he was seen at
the opera with the ludy who had on-eons-i-.cy
o-.-aM .rel this disquietude '
n ks were craned end lorgnettes were
Vevel-d tt the tx.upie from tb circle
j where sat the stristucracy of Copenha-
?en-
llenera! Lovenrn asked Inpet-rg
VinCing to 1 ti wife. The manner
with which she reeived Lis dechira
tl..n was a pnztle to Lim. There was
net that heartiness in her rep!y which
be had l-d f r. He felt toward her
a certainty bis own feelings which
did not cjeet with a respoLi. He
knew that she was the only woman he
had ever wished to marry and was
di-appointed That she sliouid have
doubts as to her w!--b to marry Lim.
-I must a-k for tiaje." she Vtid. in
which to considta- so important a deci-
sion." i
Irays passed, during which the woo- 1
ers fate huna la the balance. At last
be Rent for him.
-There is but one thing." she said. :
"that sejiarau-s me friui ycu. Teur '
aio. wbea I was In the first frc-Khnei-s i
ut youth. I met a youn; man to wh tiu j
I r-'re my heart lie did cjt enter into i
my life. Our aqnnintam-e was the I
briefest, hut from that day to tLLi the !
Cream of e yonng giri has been with -me.
I h2ve no: seen bim f.jr years. 1
may never see him again. It was the !
iwrt of a girl just coming to wman- !
UikI so suddenly and uninvit'-d to sur
render to a uian; hut. having iune so. j
I have never since been able to break j
tb bonds that have held me to him.
I will not deceive you. It would be
dishonorable in me to marry ycu with
this dream still in my heart."
"Tour keen sense of honor only
msfces me more desirous of possessing
you. I have heard of cases where a
young girl has given her bean in that
way, nnd there are such casts amonr
men. I. too. once met a girl of whom
I dreamed till I met you. Now that 1
dream has vanished before mature j
love." i
That Is the difference between the j
loves of the seies." ehe replied, smil- j
lug. "A woman's love Is more endur-
ins-- -j
"These heart Cashes of youth, I ad- j
mit. are refreshing. Would you mind j
telling me about this young lover who j
caught your young fancy so suddenly i
and has held It so long":"
'When I was very young," she Bsid. ;
"we lived in a bouse close beside the j
ramparts. One day while I was sittiug I
by a window a young man J had never j
seen before tapped uikjh the pane. I j
raised the sash end listened to what
be said. Pointing to two young men I
id the rampart, be told me that they
would furnish him with the means 'to
enable him to make a mark in the
world if I would give him a kbs."
She paused a moment, then contin
ued: "I sbx.ll never forget that young and
enthusiastic face, full of eagerness; the
intellectual cast of head, the'1
Ton have forgotten: exclaimed the j
general, starting up. "It is 1 who '
have been true to my dream. Yours
has passed into mockery. It is the
man who is true, the woman who wor
shiii a fancy that has faded."
"Vou are"
"The man you kissed. Thank beav- j
en, who has guided me to you. to I
thank you for that favor. To it. to
you, is due all that I am today. With
out it I should have remained here,
thankful for an occasicnal crumb drop-
pec vj suine pa;ron;zjiig euuw. t-v it
I have received the confidence of a
king."
He was standing when he said this,
and she, too, arose, peering Into his
face as if to recall an image she bad
long held lu memory.
"Yes." she said presently. "It Is the
head, but the features are much
thauged. 1 did not recognize In the
tifia of today the youth of yesterday.
Eut I. too, have changed. After all
Jour boasted constancy you have not
recognized me."
The nest day It was announced that
General Pou! Veudelbo Lovenorn was i
to marry Ingeborg Viudlng. and the
wedding ceremonies were graced by
the presence of the king and o,ueen.
Society at the capital from that day
welcomed the wife of the distinguished
general. The story Is often repeated
In Ijenmark. though different versions
of It are given. Eut In the matter of
Poul Loveaorn getting tte"L!ss and
attaining by It his marked success ell
versions agree.
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