Oregon City Enterprise
KHIDAY, NQVKMRKIt W, 1KUL
Society Directory.
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ni'ti liiiHIih vl.llnt. w,,!,,,,,,..
l"'NAI,l'HIIN,
lUrjf
frcablt'iit.
CANHY IIOAItll (IK THANK
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ihi, . ni.y. on n r.i and
" iiiuiiiii. wauur. welcome.
MI'MNiiMAIiITiIkTr, N(i."l, A. 4 A, M.
. i V . .' ""l,r oumtnilulcatK n A rat
..... n.iuniaya in ea. ii mulilll HI 7,1(0 r. M
Krtlhroii Iiihh standing are lllvlln.Hn attend
W. it ( Alll.l,. W. M.
T. K. KV AN.Mw.r.i.ry.
UltKtltIN LOIMl. No. i, 1.(1. I). f
"""r Thur.day ivfii ... ,(7 SO o'clock
" , In Hi Oid relluw,' Hull Mull ,i,ell.
Member, ul the oritur are lnilin.l attend.
"I UIUHI III Tl A. Mllllelull, li l,
,.,. ....... lima, K.u. Mecreiary,
ri.M KKCAMCHKN'I. No. A, I 0 O. t.
Meets lltil ami ililril I iirulayauf ..ch mouth
aliM.I Fellows Ii.ll MhiI,,. tixl vallum
I"."'-" '., J IUTII.M. II) eu.tni.
L K. Jakndv. (0tl.,
lt'"1 .. I'hlet Patriarch.
OHWicoo uwik. nii Su. a ii. r" "
Meet. l (1,1,1 fellow's hall, Oiwetii, aviry
n.uiruay evening Vlalilug hreilirmi ni.de
WVM-I.IIIP.
J, ". ii i nr. Hue.
II. HTAatHB, n. u.
MKAIK I'dHT, Nn 3 (1 A H I'KI'.ll IM KNT
CI' OliKiiuN
Meets flrat Mnnday i,l each niiihlh, al K or
r, 11.11. Orruiii;ny. VUUln comrades inula
welri.uie,
,,iK" A IUUHIN0. Commander
UK.M. I ItooK IMiMf. N... n II A. K , iin-
llieill III (Ireanll.
Mnn In trlnHil hi,nn ai Nwily im Ami h.i
iinl.y in each nw nlli at a loi k , m. All
Coilliadr. Ilia, l welcome (I. II Rvi.inii,
X. 1 H.IMI-U.K. Ailjl, I ,,iMMian,r
TKMPI.K No. t. (lllr-.lliiN l'11'Y CAIhlAlT
CIIAL UMCI.lt.
Meet second and fmirih Tuc.day (vanillas
17 all at Hull IK. v l'y u, la. hall
J Tataa lira, la
y, Paimsa, awrctary.
ANI'Kr.a lluKKM U.lHiK Nu.fc MONiJ or
HtiHMA.SN.
Mwla every Hiiu.l.jr at J a'clnck p m. at
Treubatii Hall. Kaai. O.KMii,.a. I'rva.
i aaar nnituaii. nrt j
TrAMTIN (IKANdK. Nil III, I', ul II.
Mitota l.al Kaiimlay o (, n,i,ih al Iholr
nan in niianiiiriiia. n. b. IUkbV.
Mm Han, win.r. War'y Maaicr,
WAHNKH IIHANMR. No, 117, f. ul H.
Mt tmirlh Halunlay of darli m.inih, al llielr
nan in r.ra. J. ( a.i t, Maaivr
K. c Ma,l,,H . w'f,
Hl'TTK l-MKKK (IKANUkTni) . "7."oiM.""
Maaiia al ihrlr hall In Maniiiam. m,, Mai
unl. In oAch itwii.i h ai lu a. in. Vlalilnt
mrmlMraalaayi K.lci.tna.
J. K JACK, J. It WIIITK.
BVi'rrtary M.atrr.
Mill. Al. I. A I.NANl.K. Nil. 4(1. P. nl It.
Mil. at Ihrlr hall al WrUhi'i Hrl,la mi lha
aiwii, H.turil.y i.l r., h tuoiiih al lu a. in
fallow turmUra mails oaliiinia,
ai aas aiiiNT, M.alvr,
N II In .mix. pt.
UAVKI. U'lHiK. NO. ii, A 0. 1'. W
Mart. evary Thiirlay nnlii al Knlnhl a
ball, l anliy. Vlilllii( brmhi-ra ma,a wrl, ,,nn
W M. KHa. W. M.
W H (latant.1. Itvrpr,i-r
ll.ACKAHAH LlilMiK, Niv KmrTT",
Vti-rl. nral and tlilnl Mnmlar In airh month,
al Hifaifht'a Hall Vlaitlni l.ri-tlirtn il,i,unj
II. H.UIMuH. U It. .
Mre. M W.
rAi.ii rirv LoixiK or a. o r. w, Jl
Want. ry arrnnil anit fi.nrtb frlil.y aio
D.i.lMi h miiulli lu (ni l Kallnwa' Imllitltif.
All aii.iiruiu bmtlirrn rniillally Invltr.l tu al
I'nil. 1AM. W KINMiiN, M XV,
Arllll.l.liH LiliK, Nil. !, K OK p.
Miwta avprjf Krnla nlahtal llir K nil', hall.
1 laiiin. Kinuik iiiviiimi r. m. n.fma, (., (..
J. K lliiiinaa. K nl K. ami X
nr. JullN H lillAM'll, No 7, C. K nl a"
Mitit rvpry 'l iiial.y r(iiitiia; .1 thrlr ha
cirniT Main ami Iriith Hlrrrta. Orrami city
KJ M. Kirrati a.dw'y. T. Hi u.ivah. I'll
NKW KKA W. C T, U.
MppI. flral Haiiiril.y In oai'h tumuli al thrlr
nail in M'W r.r. rrlrmla nl ttirrauad am in
llr.l In lw r-ant. Maa ( J,,iinok.
Maa K,ArN, I'raalilrnl.
At IIyniii'N Allui.
Tim mrrliKM of Mr. T. I.eoimrd
111411 ktiij MIm CiaUioiliie Imihmi i Urn not
(HTiirtod at the lowialciii o at ttio lirldu'i
intromit, Mr. mid Mm. J. (I. Ilonnot,
Milvtiiiiklii, wt 1 o'clock Innt WciiniiBiUy
ullcriiimii, TliMi'itroitioiiy xxut iirforimtd
ly liov, 0. W. I.ik uk, ut lint Oriimi City
('on.'ri'Kuliuiiitl rlliimli, Hint lOriti rn
itiirlng tint riiix licitiK Hand, Afuir the
vcrniiiuny t Miiiiiitiioiiii xviuldinK ft'SHt
w mrvnd.
Tim dttoorutiuiiN of th Ukrlom wure
itrritiiifwl h Florint l U. I'unditr of
1'orllaiiil, mikI tliuy cunalittud of yulloxv
I'liryauiitliuiimnii, Ivy, form mid amllux
ill Jirulualun, IlurliiK tlm truiiiony the
vouplo ktixid under hull of white i:hry-
mhciiiiiiiit mid cu I la lilica, liavintr
thtfd white dove iHirclmd mxiiit the
oilier il(j of tlm Ih, and one on the
top. The tithle ilcconiliotia wore of
white 1'liryaH'ithuiiitiinii, tnd tuimtit mid
InuriH'hkliiml roneliudk '
J'liu lirulo wore a high cntdrcM of
ire.iu Jndl mlk with dumi truiu
tiliiuimd with vttliitH'in lace mid H)arl
iHaaiiiiiiUrie. Kite had t lnio cHiutlia
in her lialr mid coimitfu and hand IkkiiihU
of iic,liiliia ruHclni la and amilax. The
Kroom wui allired iu the coiivunlloiiul
Mm k.
The (ticata iircaent were Mre. L. II
Whitcoiiih, of roimtroy, Waah,; Mr. and
Mr J.uiiiit (), l'fiindnr, and the
Miiwea Lulu end mo rfnndnr, of
rortland, Mra. I). 8liiinll.r, of Wllla-
htirg; Mn. M. M. Charinun, Mre. K. H
Churmati. Mre, M. iHller, Mra J. 11
Walker, Mr. end Mm. K. K. C'huruian,
Mr. and Mre lieo. Fuclm, Mre. tieo
Fucha nr., C. H. Kucha, Mine N. Vegeliue
Mr. and Mre T. W. Fonte, Mine
Mamie t'liarman, and Mini Nellie Wait,
of Oregon City.
lu a aliowi-r of rice and old nhoei Mr.
and Mm. Clmnimu departed for tliu 7
o'clock train to Hjieiid the honeymoon in
California.
canhyI.oIkik.no ik,i. i o. (I. T.
MpMaevdry Hatnnlayviri-iilnital Knlttht't hall
i ani.y iBlllliy mriniHira alwaya uiaila wee
euiim. vx au.nK hiu.iK, xx. i:. T.
H. J Cm Hio.
MKAOK KKI.IKK COUP"). Nn. la, llK.l'AKT
MKNT OK OKKIION.
Mra. M A. Hinarl, I'rral.lrnl
Mra. K. k Cnrlirana, - Trpaanrer.
Nr.. J. r). Ilarillna, - HiHnrlary,
Mri(a on Ural ami thlra Krtitayi ul rach
Im.ntli In t'oiitii'll ChanilMir. Mpmiiart ot corpa
inim anrnan. r.iriiiany wiiipnmpg.
Col.l'MIIIA HOOK AND I.AI'DKK 10.
Mcda Ural Frlilay .if a,-h tnunth al
mutitaln annua teniae, citta. Atiuv, I'rra,
C H I'H.U), Hi'y. Ciia Iiit, rm
rol'KTAIN HOSK CO., Nn t
Hrnlar maflltni, BPi-niid XVpittirail.y In a. eh
mi.ittli al ptiKlna hmiaa. p.at alile U.ln alrvtit.
iMimrprn npvpiilli anil MantD.
1 Ai KHMN,Hii(i y. I..M n.ainoa, Prea
Kti. NTiiN. Kiirnman.
CATAKACT HDHK l!0. Nn. J.
Miipla tprnml Tupnlay nf parh nwnth al Cat
ararl Knaliia lionap. - XV II. HewKU,, I'rra
II. II. Iiaarnw, Hpo'y J. XX'. u UnmntM, K'rn,
BON8 OK VKTKKANg,
E, t), Hakr ('amp, No. IK, nu'PU avpry flrat
ana llilnl Tlinrmlay evenltif ulcarh innull
K. K. Wti.i.itMa, ( ant,
Hnl.l XX onn lit l.lpilt.
('. A. Hkrnan, Jr. id Unit
r company, rmwr kkhimknt.o. n. ii.
Armory, Third ami Malu. Kmular ilrlll nlitlit,
Miimlay. Ht'Ktilar bnalunaa uiiH'tlntc, Aral
kliiiulay of aanh miinth.
orrtcKHa.
K . Warrim, - Captain
J. W.lianiini. - - Flrat Upiiirnant
T P. Hainlall, Hppninl l.lriili'imnl
Sundny Services.
'KIllHTOONdHKOATIONAI.CHI'HCll.-Kav.
0. XV. I.i'CAa, I'.alnr. Hnrvlcua al II . H. anil
7:BU r M. Humliiy Hchonl afti'r inornltiif aer
ic. Player murtlng XXpilncailay avrtiiiitT at
7:H(ln,rliM,k. Pniyor uipntlnti of Y.iniia Pcuplp.a
HiH'lely nl Chrlatlan Kinlravnr avpry Hun, lay
tVHiiitiK at6:Mi prainil.
rilOIT HAl'I'INT (MlUKtMI.-KlV, OILMAN
Pahkkh Pnatnr MnrnliiK HitvIch ut II Smiilny
Helinnl at 1'2'lfi; Kvmilinc Hnrvlee :He: Ui'Riilnr
prayer ninptltiK NX'oiliieatlay pvpiiIiiit. Mnnlhly
(iivunnnt Miiptlntt every XVeiliip,l.y pvonlnu
preerilltiK llui Ural Hiiiulay In tiro inoulti. A
Oornlul Invltiitlnn to all.
ST. lOHN'H ClltlKCII. CATHOI.IO-Htiv. A.
Ihi.l.KHRAMi, Pnalur. On Htimlny maaa at H and
101HI A. a. Ki'ury anriiml anil fntirlh Hundiiy
Oiirimiii anrmim alter tlio n'elixik maaa.
At all otliiT maaava KniilMi acrinuna. Hunilay
Hi'hnol at i mi r. M. Veapcra, nnnliinollcnl
mlijeeta, and Iti'iiPillctlnn nt 7:K0 i. M.
MKIHolHHT KPIriCOPAI. CHHUCI1. Hev
Knw. (lirrKNa, I'natnr. MnrnliiK aurvlce at 11;
Humliiy Hi'hnol at Kvonlnuaurvli'ii nt7:IIO.
Knwnrlh l,paatic nn'i'loiK Hninlay nvpiilnir Hi
I'at Itrdi mptlon.
The Oregon City Dramatic Hub gave
two performance of the comedy drama
"1'aat Hedcniption" at lWe hall on
Tnemlax and W'e.lnedy evening of tliia
week. Thla company of local amateura
waa working on the piece a mimlier of
weeka under the iimnageiiient of F. I).
Urin e and the prcneiitaiinn of tlie drama
wit very tredilaldu in evry reaHcl. It
waa well caat, well atnged and the road-
inga were rxceptionitlly well done. The
cliAiurlora were aa follow a:
llarrrMivnard.apimntnl.il r li Hmr.
lo.lwri l'hiirniiiu. a aimculainr. II Thorn
litnlii alli.u lli.u. J K o.tru.
j,,i,ii M.iviiam.i Kit Km land larmar. V (a.,
Nat II. rdiar, a country ir.dur II, K Jouea
loin Union, a lanupr C. Clllililnahan.
em . a UPam-MayiiaMl'a help . K. Miller.
Miinioei.a iripun ol Ihorulon C K. Ilirkinan.
Oaley, a t,ai keeper , C. I lenivnta.
HNiika, a mtiaioian I . Ijink in.
aalp Mavii.nl.., ,,tpil il.llllltpr. Ml.. Urllna
via I nariiyiiiaylall.jolill . .1.1,1 Mr. ( ualllll
ar. M.yuaril. Jtillli I wiip u aa 1. ,t. Ktila,.
K ItlrCoruin Ml,, hirdla XValkpr
lluakera. male and lein.lt.
The lalent manifeatrd in the prwltic
tlon of "l'ait liedemption" ia worthy of
ad encouragement and it id gratifying to
know that the play waa patronized to
the limit of the Imll. The niuaic waa
fiirni-hed hy the Willamette Silver
hand. '
He'll Tay Jirxt Time.
William Work, a laborer in a Can by
lumber ramp, waa dow n to Portland last
Tueadav and he partook ratbor too
frHlyof theciipthatinehrlalea. Though
be had plenty of money lin conceived the
idea that it would be a cute thing to ride
home without paying bin fare ao he got
on the blind baggaue next to the loco
motive and felt ao comfortable that he
went to deep. In the vicinity of Clack-
amaa atation be vraa arotifed by Are in
bia clothing. Ho tore off his coat and
threw it away but the flames were mak
ing such headway that they threatened
to conaunie him. His cries attracted
the attention of the engineer who
toped the train and with the assistance
of the fireman extingulahed the fire, hut
not until Work was badly burned
about the shoulders and back,
where the clothing had lieon entirely
destroyed Work stopped here and
Ir, Carl) dreased bis burns and gave
liini a uliirt. He lost his coat and vest
and a watch worth $40 which was in the
pocket of the latter garment. The in
jury was painful but not very serious,
and Woik went homo Wednesday.
in IVndlcton from iho time of Its orga
nlr.Kllon and an active and efficient
helper In the work of that church
Though but thirty-two yours of age she
had olien loll the liouvy nana oi aimu
tloii, hiivlng been called upon to give
up five of her children In tliuir infancy
to betriinapliinted as lilleaof the valley
Into the gur leii of Ood above.
Through all t liens trials she manifested
thespliitof liuinhle submission to the
ruling of I'rovlilence and (levelocd a
cheerful, happy and noble christian
character Willi ever increasing devotion
tolmr family and to the work of the
church which was always dear to her
heart. Aa the taper of fife burned low
er during her jirol railed Illness and
finally went out, her faith In the Lord
Jesus Christ burned more brightly and
rose to the sublime height of ierfcl
resignation to the divine will, ao that
Willi her parting breath she tang the
words ;
" Idx k of Ages. clelT for m,
lt m hiile myself In thse,"
and so nssaed to the heavenly abode to
re-embrace the little ones gone before.
E. J. KENNEDY,
Oregon I'Uj, Oregon.
Concrete and Artificial Stone
Sidewalks, Steps and Curbing, Haee-
meni floors, Monuments, r.tc.
All work guaranteed. F.stimatc fur-
mailed free.
Address cure Channan A Co,
ohi:uo CITY
CIGAR FACTORY,
AK.l'HT FISH KK, I'mpT.
Manufacturer of mid Dealer In all Grades
of Fine Cigars.
Orders from a distance promptly flllcd.
Keit Door to I'. 0., Oregon City, Or.
LEWIS ROGERS
t'Aiir. oiii:.'o..
Candies, Nuts, Notions, Etc
Fine Tobaccos and Cigars
Complete line ol Holiday Goods at Tort
land pricea.
THE KOKTH AMLKK'AS
Mutual Benefit Associ
ation.
Of Chioaoo, Illinois.
Easy Monthly Payments
The plunrliulleiiueoni,nriaoii. Helialile
Life Insurance al cost. Insure
while you are young.
J. W. THOMAS, Dentist.
UKSKKAL AUKMT,
Molulla Oregon.
A. L. CORNWALL'S
NEW - DRUG STORE.
Molalla, Oregon.
DEALER IX DRUGS.
MEDICINES, NOTIONS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
ETC., ETC.
Full Stock of
Patent Medicines.
PreHcriptionH carefully compound
cel. Store in l'ostoflico Build
ing. Agent for all lead
ing newspapers.
WOOD TURNING
SCROLL SAWING.
BOXES OF ANY SIZES MANUFACTURED
I'at-
;80.
Il;ll0: Prayer Meetlug Thuradsy ovoulng alt
Irniiaera onrillally luvltuil.
KIHHT I'ltKHHYTKHIAN CIIIHt(UI.-Rlcv. O.
W. oihonkv, I'aalor. Unrvlens l 11 A. M. ami
7:H0 I'. H. Hahbath Hnhool at 10 a. h. Young
Pnople'a Homely of Christian Kndeavor meela
every Sunday evening at 11:110. Wednesday
veiling prayer numtlug at7:H0. Himtn Ireo.
EVANU'iUl'AI.Otlt'lunt Revsrsntt AeneaT
Kit NaT, ol the Kvangelleal Aaaoelatlnn. will hold
aervleea every alternate Hunilayal 11 A. M
other Sunday at 7;il0 P. M. Prayer Meeting
every Wedneailay evening at 7:,K). Herman
Bnlihiith Hiibool every Hutiilny al io A.M.
UNITKI) BKKTHHKN CHtlR(!ll.-Kev. K.
tlil.l.Ka, paator. Hervioea flrat and third Sunday
In each month at Maple Lane, at II n'nlook a.
m.: aiioond Htttiday at Mottntalu llnine at 11
o'olook a. TO fourth Dnndiiy at Harmony
ehool houao at 11 a. m. Other appointments
announced from lima to time
Company F's Hull.
Preparations are going steadily for
ward for Company K's ball next Thurs
day evening. The entertainment com
mittee ronaiit of J. K. Rhodes, F. 8.
Kelly, T. 1'. Kundtill, J. W. O'Coniiell
and Charles Athey. Kveroat & Collins's
full onihestra of rortland has been en
gaged for the occiiHion. The armory
will be handsomely decorated. Colonel
lU'ebe and slufT mid others of the First
regiment from rortland will be present
and join in the merrymaking. The boys
expect this to greatly excel their former
very aucccsful annual balls.
Parties desiring Wood Turning,
terns, Bracket, or
Shop Carpenter's Work
Will be Suited by Calling on Me.
Doors, Windows and Blinds
TO ORDER.
Q-. U. BESTOW,
W0pp. the Congregational Church
1MIVI.
Harper's Magazine.
Il.l.l NTKATKII.
Died.
Kopkr At her home in Pendleton.
Oregon, Tuesday Xov. 12, 181)1 , Flora,
wifoof W. W. Uoper, aged thirty-two
years.
Sirs. Roper was the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. W. 0. McKay, who but a
few weeks ago wore in Oregon City
visiting their numerous old frionds and
acquaintances. Hlie leaves a husband
and two children, father and mother,
one sister and two brothers to mourn
her death. She has been an esteemed
member ot the Congregational church
The Magailne will celehrate the fourth Cen
tury ol the dlacovery ot Amerlea by Its re-dia-oovory
through arilolesglvlag a more Ihommh
exposition than has hitherto heen made by the
rereiu inipreeeiieii.co uoveiitpemenl ol our
country, and especially the iroat W est. Partle-
tilar attention will also lie given to Dramatic
niuMiiii's oi American tostory.
I ke Held of the next European war will be
described in a series of papers on the Danube
rruiii me niaea roresi to tne nlacK sea, b'
Poultuey lllgelow and F. I). Millet. Illustrate!
hy Mr, Millet aud Alfred Parsona Articles also
will he given on the Herman, Austrian and
Italian Armies, Illustrated by T. do Tluilstrup
Mr. W D. llowells will contribute a new
novoli "A World of 1'haniHia.'' ehHraeterlKtle-
ally American. KapeeUl proinltmuce will lie
given to short stories, whleh will he contributed
by T. II. Aldrieh, H. II. Davis, A, ( onan Doyle,
siiirgarei ueiauu, ansa xx oolsun ana other pop
ular writers
Among the literary features will be personal
Keinlnlsi'eucesof Nalhanial llawthnru, by his
i.i,in'Ke ciiisa mine ami iiie- ioug trieiui. tinratio
llrldge, and a personal Memoir of the llroxvn
lugs, by Aune Thackeray Uilclilo
HARPERS PERIODICALS.
Per Year
Cooke's Stables,
W. H. COOKE, Manager,
Huoreasna UtV.H T U Co.
Corner Fourth and Main Street,
OREGON CITY.
The I.KADINO LIVKHY HTAllf V
of the City. Kigs of any description
furnished on short notice.
All kinds of Truck and Delivenr Busi
ness promptly attended to.
Horses Boarded and Fed on reason
able term.
I C. PERRY,
MOLALLA, OREGON.
Dealer In a!I kinds ot
LIQUORS and Summer DRINKS.
None but the best brand of
CIGARS.
Livery and Feed Stable,
Wfih A in pit Accomodftllutii .
I'rlrm ResKoniable
I- A
rkm ri t n mfrn
-uunru cn
tied in li.
ki county, 0r f Q n
oo, sear what Jl
i now Baker City, M Tf TD7
a Kit a who ha ainct VsCJ 1 1 Uf I
become identified with the reaourcea and Tfr
dcreiopment of that country. T hi man AjU
to other than Mr. Joha Stewart, one of the
wealthiest and mutt Influential dtiient in the
county. In a recent letter be aayg : ' I had been
ufftriof from paint in my back and general kid
ney complaint for aorne time, and bad used many
remediea without any but temporary relief. The
paint ia my back had become ao severe that I was
prevented from attending to my work and could
not more about without the use of a cane. Hear
In j, throuffb a friend, of the wonderful cures ef
fected by Oreron Kidney Tea, I was induced to try
a box. and from that very Ant dose I found instant
relief, and before boIdk half the contents of the
box the paina in my back entirely disappeared.
I have every faith in the virtues of the Oregon
Kidney Tea. and can conscientiously recommend
it to my friend. I would not be without it for
anything."
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache, lncontv
aeace of urine, brick dust sediment, burning or
painful sen aa i ion while urinating, and all affec
tion of the kidney or urinary organs of either aex.
FOB BALK BY
CHARM AN A CO., DRUGGISTS.
GRAND OPENING!
Clothing
epartment !
Pall, 1891.
THE LARGEST STOCK
-OF-
CLOTHING -fa
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY,
ALL FlU. WOOL, A5D
Will be Sold at Prices Never Dreamed of Before.
REMEMBER, All-Wool Suits from $10 to $20,
AU ii EacH ul ETery Case i Perfect ril li Goannlsei.
Don't buy any more SHODDY GOODS, as I will tell ALL WOOL GOODS at the
prices heretofore charged for Shoddy ami Cotton Clothing.
J. W. O'CONNELL,
The flothlrr and Hatter.
P0PE& CO.
This old and reliable firm always keep in stock a full line of
4f
Heayy, Slielf nl Mannfactnrefl
Mm lit are, etc.
Plumbing, Gas Fitting & Jobbing
Attended to Promptly. Es
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OREGON
IT
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Mra Chat A. Ruaael, who li favorably known
throughout the Northwest aays:
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suflVrera, aud always with the same happy re
nins.
.To be had of all druggists, or sen) to
bra AitT-Houiss 1kvu Co . Seattle. Wash.
MRS. A. M. LINNVILLE,
DEALER IN
Ladies' and Children's Furnishing Goods,
LACES, FANCY ARTICLES AND WORSTEDS.
Full
Stock of Silk Floss. Arrasene. Chenille
AKD OTHER DECORATIVE ORNAMENTS.
FANCY WORK IX ALL STYLES AND DESIGNS
STAMPING ON LINEN AND FELT DONE TO ORDER.
Tir Doors Below Mrs. Burmelster'a Jewelrr Store. . OREGHX t'lTT. R.
GEORGE BROUGHTON,
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
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FULL STOCK OF FLOORING, CEILING, RUSTIC AND FINISH
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