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3 4 j I.- i s RELIABLE! OREGON" CITY PRESS FIRE INSURANCE. BEST COMPANIES-LOWEST RATES F. E. Donaldson, Agt Speaking of FIRE INSURANCE, There are no companies bettor, few go good, as the OLD HOME AND PHOENIX THE NORTHERN, CONNECTICUT, and the HOME MUTUAL. Published Every Wednesday, M.unucK E. Bain, - I'l'IIUHIIKK. Entered at the postoflice In Oregon City. Or., second-class matter. All of them, TIME TRIED and FIRE TESTED. 11. L. Kelly, Agt Aurora Hotel and Restaurant. TERMS. One year (in advance). . , . Hix months " " Three inontlis 1 " . . . . 25 If not paid in advance SO cents addtional will be churned for cost of keeping Ihe account and to make good the losses that are sure to occur with deferred payments. OREGON CITY, MARCH 1, 180!) V.' FitorniicrOR Jacob Giksy, Rates $1 Per Day and Upwards. Livery anil Feed Stable in Connection With the House. Horses and Rugbies to Let at Reasonable Hat's. Bar supplied with the fluent vines, li' quora and cigars. Weinliardi, lieer on draught. auroraToregon. WANTED. Two furnished rooms, with or without board. AddreBS box 10, Uregun City. WANTED. Light team for delivery wagon. Apply to Home Made Bakery, Shively's build ing, Seventh street. WANTED SEVERAL TRUST worthy persona in this state to manage our business In their ow n and nearby counties. It is mainly ollice work conducted at home. Salary straight f'JOO a year and expenses delinite, bonaflde, no more, I o less salary. Monthly $75. References, En- Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby giyen Hint I have beon duly appointed administrator lor the estalo of Albert E. Hodgson, de ceased. All claims against said estate should be filed witli me or mv attorney, C. 11. )ye, at his oII'u'h within months from this notice. , , , Oko. T. Hohahd. Dated January 9, 181)0. The Legislature. The legislature has adjourned and all the bills introduced have now been finally disposed of. lliere were over 700 billa introduced and of these, 83 local and 82 general pawned and are now laws. The passing of the local bills was dune by log rolling tactics and placed the authors of the bills under obliga tions to the other members and made it possible to railroad Ihe slate fair appro priation through, both of the senators of this county voting for it. The bill creating a hoard of county sommiaaioii- ers for this county was never printed, hut pushed through under a suspension of the rules. Among oilier things this hill creates another ollico for a fanner and insures a place as propate judge for an attorney, later it will become neces sary to have a county attorney or pay out large fees for legal advice. The darner of this bill also provided for the Enterprise to receiver all of the printing controlled by the county officials, but the commissioners are not all worship' ers at the Enterprise shrine and the pro vision failed. The Daly text book bill, which takes the school books out of the control of the American Book Company and insures cheaper books for our boys and girls was passed, although both of our senators voted against it. There was, it is said more money used to kill this bill than any other introduced. The bill renuiring th registration of voters saddles a large expense on the taxpayers and is of no practical benefit. It has been tried in other states and dis carded. How many precincts are t here In this county where every voter is nut known personally by the judges or clerks of election? In large cities it is of no more benefit it simply compels ma' chine politicians to "p.id" the registra tion books before running in the illegal voters. The bill providing for wider tires on road 1,( lib'w narrow fim rYiinVgrive'l Ihe citizens of that government in the Hazclton riots. The idea is advanced that there it no basis for the claims. Under the law damages could not be allowed American citizens killed under such circumstances. Men who engage in riots must take the consequences. Of course the occupation of the Philippines requires the outlay of a considerable sum of money, but the revenues derived from the islands will ha oil. ..at tf t.nfr n.tlta a..nt..l. A i nt w M..un, it iivi OIIII1V.1UI. If IU 1 tl" U" l.-.l .1 . ll .1 50 J 1,11 i wo mo government lor an ine cost. The needless clamor about the expense might well be abandoned, together with the rest of the opposi tion to our great national policy of progress. The scandals and dangerous situations developed in senatorial elections in the past month are almost sufficient to in fluence men to the opinion that the election ot United States senators by popular vute would be a better thing. Popular crazes surely cannot be a worse thing than political corruption in high places. The profession of bull fighter or toreador in Spam will soon be as free from danger as prize fighting in Amer ica . One toreador lust season took pilrt in 6'i fights, killed 133 bulls and he only sustained n bruise on the foot and a wound in the leg. He cleared $60,000 in the season. 1 L Vfc road The bill providing for the election nf road supervisors will be an improve ment if it is so arranged as to not mix P with the election of other miu.iJ olticialH. Taken as a whole the slate is not bene- mtetl through the measures passed, the kuou ueing more than olldet by the bad laws. The taxpayers will he expected to inarch up to the primaiies and be votsd like sheep at the next election mey liavs been in the psst, but the tune is not fur distant when the inde pendent voters will be of snlllcieiit strength to set down on machine poli- ucs as munipiiiateil in this county. The admiration of Dewev weirs well. He does not detract from bis glory by talking like Miles or kissing like Hobson. The senate lias passed the bill croaling the ollice ol admiral of the navy, and it is understood that the president will nominate Rear Admiral Dewey for the place. The man who breaks in the wild, vicious bronchos on the west ern plains must have superb physical en durance, nerves oi steel, unconquerable 'vim, determination ' and oersistencv. The city or town bred man who has all his life bumped his back over a dtnk, living an unhealthy, sedentary life and failed to take any care of his health, could not stay on the back of one of these vicious brutes for more than three jumps. It takes a whole man to conquer a vicious animal. People may talk about intellectual superiority and refinement and good breed ing, but every man takes off his hat to physical strength and endurance. While the man who leads a sedentary life cannot hope, in this respect, to rival these sturdy men ot the plains, they can be sound, vig orous, healthy men if they will. It is a matter of care of health while one has it, and the proper measures to restore it when it is lost. Most diseases begin with some trouble of the digestive organs or of the liver. Troubles of this nature starve the body, because they prevent it from receiv ing its proper supply of nourishment. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery gives a man an appetite like a cow-boy's and the digestion of an ostrich. Its great work is upon the stomach, large intestines and liver. These are the organs that nourish a man's body. This medicine makes them strong, vigorous and healthy. It fills the blood with the nourishment that builds new, solid and healthy flesh, muscle and nerves. " I am now enjoying? magnificent health. aftrr having Huffered for yean with chronic catarrh." writei Ramon Sanchez, Kq.. of Penasco. Taos Co., New Mexico. " Hy the use of your ' Golden Medical Discovery' I have recovered my health, and am now, physically a sound man, attending to my business and enjoying life." tensively in produce, shipping many car loads of potatoes, apples, prunes, onions and grain. Geo Miller greslsyoit at ths depot, express and telegraph ollice. Will Brothers have charge of the Cen tral telephone office. Aurora is the banner republican pre cinct of the county. Aurora was honored lit (he recent election by the se'ection of Capt. Win. Miley as commissioner, one of our citizens, February 28. 1 Redland School Report Following is the report of Redland school, district No. 75, for t lie filth month ending February 17: Number of days taught, 20; number of days attendance, 5j(j; number of days absence, 16; average number belong ing, 31; average daily attendance, 30; times taniy 1, 8 minutes. Roll of honor Maud and Wiiliam Stone, Ora and Fred Wilcox, Bert Hart Uilmore Bulivmer, Martha, John, Rosa ami Chailes Sliebritz. Mary Ka uiuscher and Harry Mother, Visitors Messrs. Shockley, Wallace, Iiehyiner, llicinbolhein, Wilcox, Rich ardson, Moslier. Kamuscber, Mesdames Stone, Kamusclier, Funk, Wilcox, Ber key, Hicinbothem, Richardson, Mosher Stiebritz, Leek, Misses Gussie Funk (iertie Sevier, Annie Kamusclier, Master Earl Behjiner, Arthur Funk, Jay Willie and Charlie Mog ler. rations are cordially invited to our school. Ciias. Rt TiiKHKoito, Teacher. visit CORRESPONDENCE At the same time Agoncilla broke for Canada, Aguiualdo took to the woods. Of course the former did not know that the latter wag to attack Ameri cans 14,UU0 miles away. There is one thing however that was not pre-arranged between them. Both are running yet. Aguiualdo is having a bard time try ing to encourage Ins disorganized and dispirited army of Filipinos. They are beginning to realize that the belliger ency of their leader is actuated not so much for their welfare as to gratify his own aiuhitiun for imperial power. There is to be a relief movement for "Coin" Harvey soon. The poor man only sandbagging $S0O per day from the dear people, and the poor man lie sides suffering fiom an abnormally swollen cranium is also BUfTering from a urplus of gold dollars. A number of new business houi.'s are next issue. If you wish vuiir hi,u;,.u, announc-menls to be read by tlie buying yiiuiic .: u,em U) t)ie irot,8 Summon. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, for the County of Clackamas. W. II. 1'ianklin, plaintiir, vs. C. E. Moody, defendant. la i C. K. Moody, said defendant : In the name of the Smtu of Oregon you are hereby required lo appear and answer the coninUmt lil.,,1 ,i,,,ui In the aboye entitled action on or before clampioiis of economy in public alTairs the 17th day of April 18119, ami if you are lo be found in all political dicl s pu,i,,"-riBLkfra7:.t,:;:rag'ai,li':t r -",r ':- yon lor the sum of one hundred ..,! 1,16 bave the oulraireoua .......!.. 1 II . ... . .. " wniiiy lour tioiiurain u. 8. gold cein, w 01 attorneys out down. Recently iTlSHsI'Ln1!!! '!.2.',,rui,r! U0 frdo"" J o- tan.!, for for costs and. wbiMr.rslM l.;T. I t!M0O, m"V. the attorney's fees j i is summons is published by order """ " nw, me printing of the linn 'I A K r . 1 1 t i - I t,.t I ...... . t i . . - . t . ft lucnridi. .im un nr a..;,i i ""uitm ui bi sir m UD,. . .,. r r- I , ... .., Wlu nun HIM attorney protested because of it, but lie pocketed his 400 without a protest and thus robbed our school el.il.l!-..,, r ... least fjuu, as W) would have been ample pay for the services rendered in each case. The truth of this statement can be vermeil uy reference to Ihe records the county clorks ollice. It louks as thollL'h Ilia r. ,!,.. . o-- vu.ihh niuijr expects that when Uncle Samuel has paid Spain or being licked, that ami able gentleman will pay Ihe Cuban army for standing back and letting him no tne licking himself. AURORA. Henry Will, was in I lie Portland and Oregon City on business Tuesday and Wednesday . J. P, Cole was in Turner Tuesday to attend the funeral of his stepmother. The Bern hard Walther Concert Com pany played to a large audience in the K of P. ball Tuesday night. A. F. Will is having his brick hauled for the foundation for his new residence on the corner of Third and Liberty Btreets. He w ill build one of the finest residences iu town The dunce given Saturday night by Jeff Reed was a snccen socially and tinancialiv. (13 tickets were sold. The Ridge orchestra furnished the music. Miss Emma J. Snyder returned last Friday Ironi San Francisco, where she lias been visiting relatives for the past month. " ill Brothors sold 10 bicycles last week. All of tlio bicyclists are in hopes that the path to Salem and Portland iu.. b. .J.ulD u-uuiiugaupiia Mrs. Geo. Kraus is viain'mr .i..: in fealem this week. We have the best little to'vn on the creek, that is we do the most business. Three general nierchamli i,,-.,. r.-.i ii-:n ,. ..w..-, i. in, urn urot iei-8 VCOItdK, The farmers of this vicinity have commenced preparing for their spring crops. Already some has been sown. John C. Sclimidi and sou went lo Portland lust week. II. Jefson has been splitliug rails fur II. Mi u key tile past week. M. Grafhian is still working on his saw mill, which he expects to have finished soon. We nil hope he will do good work. Pelor Ruhl and Ed. Tharders are mak ing shingles for a new barn which Peter is going to build tiiis summer. It is to be 92 feet long, 34 feet wide and 20 feet high. It will be the largest barn around here, Julius Paulsen is clearing his farm. Last summer he put up a Hue bam, which is a great improvement. II. Paulsen is building a lence around his house that will make his place look neat. Last Saturday evening a party was given by Mr. and Mrs. P. Paulsen in honor of Miss Emma Paulsen's 18th birthday. A pbamiit evening was spent hy the young folks in playing games and ufter lunch was served Julius Paul son played a few selections on the violin, hope the boys will not form t to tk UL girls home next time. Misses Helena and Lvdia Paulsen nn.l Millie Johnson were the uiitsts of Mr and Mrs. Lins last Sunday. G. Judd and family were the guests New Aurora Tinshop Full Line of Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, and Washing Machines Carried. All Kinds of Tin ning and Repairing. BICYCLE DEPARTMENT. We Carry the Victo and Monarch makes. Keep Bicycle Sundries. All kinds of Bicycle Repairing Attended to. S. O. Miller & Son, - Aurora. The Opportunity of a Lifetime Great CONSIGNMENT SALE of Men's, Bos amdJMdrart CLOTHING Commeii -QonvlnTT Mr.Yv.Vi vH4i FOR 15 DAYS ONLY AT Q PRICE BROTHERS, Willamette Building, next to Harding's Drug Store, OREGON CITY, OREGON. Look at our Display in Windows. cmg on and nioait Brothers, they all carry large stocks and ' Mr- R,"l Mrs. Schmidt last Sunday, i'.U. Uuhes is breaking; up a piece of a large stock "u Plant it with notatoe- !.;. spring. It cost between 1800,000 and 11.000 000 to administer affairs iu Cuha in January. A great deal of it was invested in sanitary improvements. Thanks to republican management, the money was available to foot the bills. Tliirtj-8ix thousand iron workers, employed by the Steel and Wiie Company, and steel American have bad nf Uurl, made on the 17th l,iU .,f !,!. ... -'7 18U9. II.JCkohh, Attorney for l'laintitr. publication, February 22, 18'Ji). their wages advancm! fli-u i i I hlurltkmin.;,,.. ...i " H" I " nHgon suop. v..v. uiuiiiii, n mat isn't pros- nave recently periiy, wiiiu is 7 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ' LaiJ," Omen at Ohkuon Citt, Ohk oon, February 20, 1890,-Noliee is here- aUr'1?1 V'8 followlng-named elller has filed notice of bis intention to make i final proof in support of hi. claim, and Ilia said proof mil be made before the lWlster and lleceiyer at O.cgon City, Oregon, on March 31, IStKl. viir Miapp u. k 1)154. fur the n' ' pfs '4'( sec 27, tpl. 'n in As is well known. Ibero is a railunu in Jerusalem from the coast. Now there is to be a Irollev line Irnm ii...,i.;.. ... ..ivAniiiilin iu the l'j raniids. The whirr of the w l,B.,l. of progress is stirring the dust of the dead centuries. Frank of Be'j- and L .. oeuaior roller appears to be nine worked up because we copied the re port of the milage claim of the senators iroin the Ur. gonian and commented on it "A 1 r 5 e. lie names the follow ingVitn esses 1,1 oril"r to I'1"1'6 ,,'t, """"tor right bef n.l ...iiV u.T. : rV8" U,K'B "I"'" ,,,u '""'"B y we Imliove this ...u uuiuvHuon ot uiUI land, vie: l'bilin f.i ii 1'iiim, wregon, Al fred M'oodard, of l.atourell KalU, bre- KiV. - '" 1(.ol'rl''. of Lalourell h i '. ,V,on ltul""-t T. Smith, ol Bridal Veil, Oregon. ' CiiAs. Jj, Moohlr, llegister. Summons. In tlie Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for the County 0f Clackuiuas. K. U. Moore, plaintiff, tT - To Salina Grimm, said dcfendaiits : lo the name of tl e State of Oregon you ufLl'r'n! "'"'I' to appear and answer the compl.unt niad againat you ii the above entitled suit ,,P i ' 17lll day of April 18!W, anil if you fail to answer for want thereof, tl, pi,, will lake judgment against you' tr 11 mm of three bundled dollars with in terest thereon frcm December 15, 18U2. lift i .,... ceui gran is tlie sum est one I... t anur. lie is credited with having ami Mlllllll.l.l 1,1 " "ume puw nuring the special and regular sessions. lie s R vory tlnifty politician and naturally felt hurt neu we commented graft. on his smallest Since Portland received a rednrfi.... ,f .u.iie mu.wiu a year in her bill for light ' th city, our council have been ac tively colluding data to demonstrate the '"s, .,y o. establishing R municipal Mirlili.i.i. ..I . t. . r " ' 1 v"""ei:iion wiin our ""1W s'8t,- ' but the city is paving too llllleh l.ii' II, u . i ; ." " " 1 en rendered is no inesiion. At present no r..,ln,.t!n "ade for moonlight nights or the short nights of the summer months. Several plain are being investigated. at llm vuiu f . . ' I . T... . . ' f r. le"l.r,!'.r ''" : With ii,n i,. .., t .-. ... n i.u sum oi 8Xty dollars as an n , . ol" me rresa tiMl. . ."' H,lu .Ior t'0Ht'' l "-"'niKeu io emi.i pagw. This will ioKtohrxZt "". prr f county . . - " HIV! IKHkTIi In scanning the Spanish accounts at Havana, there was found an entry of $20,000 for secret service expenses at Washington., I'robably their service got some pointers that they now wish they hadn't. transact a good business. S. O. Miller & Son have oi nil ware, hardware mid bicycle sun- ones anu are agents for wheels. IJ tir rt- . i. .imnierman has the largost "out oi Harness hiicI saddles between Portland and Salem. . Ho also handles Hilled nml Blit.a .1....: . .. - u,,g (ne recent snow iu uoxen coon skins were brought .... a.so six oeaver skins. In harness he sen a goo. plow harness for $!).70. See lii's business announcement in another column. ui. uy ,x non coniiimt , ,.,.,. Kviicini They put 111 a steam nhmt nun cnopping mill and emery wheel. i iow sharpened while you wait rc... i. . . i v...n jjuck conuuetsa meat market ins own killing and knows that ins meats are good. l'r. M. Giesv. the iiinRr Ar....';at !.., . , .... BS"" 0 large Block of drugs, ami is con sidered headquarters for this section of tne country. Henry Gerwig has a store room well filled with cigars, tobaccos, candies, ""is, inuts and summer drinks. A few of our young peonle attHn,J,.,l the basket party last Wednesday m the Currinsville school house. Horn, to tho wife of Mr. VeaderhnIr February 24, a son. February 27 the fire. This fire should be a warning to one of our churches which is in tlie same danger. The United Artisans gave a calico so cial Friday evening. Tlie program and supper was the best that has been bad in Milwaukie for some time. A rag carpet contest was indulged in. Miss Lillab Itogeri and Baptist Campbell were awarded the booby prize, the white elephant, and Mrs. Horigan, the first prize, a silver thimble. The Artisans always have a good time, as they are loyal entertainers. The Professor and Johiisun were conspicious figuers, as the mule kicked the Professor and Johnson's cow died. Much damage has been done to the prune and cherry trees in this section, Tne prune trees, being frozen about one foot from tlie ground and the cherry trees .between the bud and branch. Cut the bud and stem open down to the muin limb and examine carefully. xne iiooumen oi ine worm gave lecture and free entertainment Monday evening to an appieciative audience. This lodge is iu fine working order and proves that it lias come to btay. It might well be compured to the engine in the Oregonian building. Its different run without inakiiig'iio'lseT ' Every family soems lo have from tun io mree down with the grip. February 28. ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED everywhere for "The Story of Ilia Philippines" by Murat Halatead, com missioned by the Government as Of ficial Historian to tlie War Department. The book was written In army camps at San Francisco, on tlie Pacifio with Gen eral Merritt, iu the hospitals at Honlulu, in Hong Kong. in the American trenches at Manila, in the insurgent camps with Aguiualdo, on the deck of the Olympia with Dewev, and in the roar of battle at at the fall of Manila. Bonanra for agents. Urimful of OHgina pictures taken by government photographers of the spot. Large book. Low prices Big profits. Freight paid. Credit given. Drop ail trashy inofficial war books. Outfit free. Address, F. F. Barber. Sec'., Star Insurance Bldg., Chicago. A Big Job It would be big job to tell one-hundred people a day anything that would interest them in your goods. Its Dead Easy Gkorok. CHERRY VILLE. onas. Shank's folks have been iir with the grip. J. W, Bnty has been sick, but is i proving. G. T. Behee has been plowing to put in spring grain, but the rain of tlie last ew days has stopped him. Mrs. Shnngle has been very Bick, but is improving. Mr. Fasier has been cutting wood for summer. It would lie a good idea if oilier men sroiiud hera wnnl.l l lit.. It has been quite rainy luldv. which i keeps the webfootera In their holes. February 25 WebfooL Oregon Dairymen's Association. The annual meeting of tlie Oregon llllirvinan'a k nn 1...; - noouciaiion win De held in Portland, on Friday and Ruir,i. March 10 and 11, 1899. The imnnw..., J of a meeting of this kind, if attended by the dairymen of Oregon, as it should "s sell evident. Organization lllfinnn .1 i . ""'; Buengtn and prosperity. Tlie "Penonce ol the past year has forcibly "7 "euuon to the necesssity of :,,","W,"""S a wng dairy association in the stale. Pur il.o .. ...x, ruining meeting ....cioBuug program has been ranged. Thomas Paulson, Tree If done the right way. This paper will tell several thousand at once. ! Do Yon sMBBHiiiiia-. mm Know'tlie News f qr. sacks, wagon 3 40. 3 55 Tim volunteers carried off the honors at Manila and the regulars have been taught to respect them. This is no dis paragement to the regulars. It aim. mai American blood will tell anywhere. If the Cuban army had turned out in as great force to fight tke Spanish as it turned out on Uncle Sam's .).. there would have been fewer Spaniards' to ship back to sunny Spain. boots and shoes made Sin ill. .fc u i. i - ' "cu iiHve recently pur i uaseu an elegant funeral car and put in a siock ot coIHiib and furnishings. e nave two large, well furnished hotels with bars attached. Uncle Jake uiesy conducts the Pioneer hotel i. ... nuwii irom one end of the state to the other. There is a barber shop in the Oeneral Miles .)- .,,, .mr- "eeu- llery ..,! ii . ; wmujr uoiiuucis tne JNew Aurora hotel enviable a position as he .11,1 l,uf... . "ott" '!' .r. That old wekB." Z" "' 18 "ept U' 10 Uate- nree pnysicians are located here. I Intirv l. . ....... . ouut UD a L'ood trade Th- fl 'in CARUS Hllr: . " , '"-'ieu uy ine loiiowing pupils of (he Carus ' wl, most of the school passed a successful examination for " """. county diplomas: Louis Jaggar, Mary xvruiiee nas a shoe factory, 1 "ones, aiary iioriiFcliucli, Kate Jones ....v.u ninny ui ine iieotim iimvia ii. .: i'mu iioriisiMiiicn ami i Di. ( 1 IIIDII ...... .licit. I Mr. Byland will present the diplomas ' tlavr hri, n ol ,l.:..l. .. i ninuu i.niB me parents that old weakness of lalkinir too much has been a great draw n,., t bis popularity. exe- Clltpll hv vnn nn II.., II..I. .1 v . . . , J. ' ojt'iii oiiv wi weceni. ber 1892. in favor nf ihi. ,.ii..iiir .... , corded on page 832 in hook 32, record of .... Linama, county ure- gon, and or a sale of the property there in described, to satisly said judgment nd for such other relief as shall seem meet and equiiable. This summons is published by ordr of aniiainners In Ore' gon City, Oregon, February 24, 18WU. li. E. Choss, . ... Attorney for Plaintiir. first publication Match 1, IS'.fJ PliPerS. (Inr n. . .. , v.".. u, w.egra pi no '. receive more at- "nu special features will -a-meu. ihe Press is the only rtMu.b "an paper in thecounty, the Fnterpriee having degenerated into a personal or--., and it will be conducted in a liberal, up-to-date manner for the ht i,n.,..., ' .1 . . .. ...v.-ni oi ino repu oilcan party. The government bus disallowed the claims of the Austra-Uungarian gov eminent for indemnity for the killing of stable is coir- was in. inesy. who has ret mil fmn. practice, Dr. W. W. Giesy, who has been practicing here several years and l'r. K. F. Giesy, a young man well schooled and drilled in hospital practice. H. A. Snyder is in rharge ol the post office and makes it pleasant to receive man. A well stocked livery ducted by J. Giesy. M. Uapps is the pioneer, undertaker and gives tlie business bis personal su pervision. II. Khlen is extensively engaged in tlie maiiufai'inru ..r J. ...i. .. . v. v, ...w.i.iCTi, IOOUH. ne .nips goods to all parts of the United , Mates. l)f filllrtta II, a l .1.. ... .1 ",D ' me peauii crop by This the prouuee nero. G. Muecke, M. H. Gil bertson, II. J. Miller and W. S. Hurst bye offices here and handle about ll Ibe crop. W. S. Hursf also deals ex-' Gomes would make a good salesman a Hebrew second-hand cloth till tore, lie asked for f 00,000,000 and was well contented with 13,000,000. lexas is on the road tn ..i;i;.ot:.... a .i.. : .vr cU,i " aa worn at a recent lunction there and not a revolver emptied at it. There will be a conference hte.i Gen. Otis and Aguiualdo after the latter nas neen cam-lit. the lecent freexe will be eharireil in M,a administration. Oen. Aguiualdo has evidently lost bis rabil'sfoot. I and friends of tlie class will be present. Mi.-s Mary llornscliuch, one of the most popular members of the graduat ing class, will soon enter the high school at Oregon City. She carries w ith ber the kindest wishes of both teacher and pupils. Mr. Byland has consnnt.nl in iu tlie school for the spring term February 22. Oregon City Market Report, Corrected March 1. wneat No. 1 mur..i,.,.,i.,i,i wheat, 53o ner hnsli. ' v lour Portland, in " Dayton, " Howard, $3 85 " Fisher, 3 40. Oats in sacks White. 41V no k.,i.i erav. as... nr hi, ' " "uo"D1 Bran $15 50; shorts, $17 50 . Butter Ranch, 35(oN5c ner roll. Eggs 20c per dozen. Potatoes 75c per sack. Bacon-Hams ,10llc; sides, 78u ; shoulders, 78c, lard, 8'9c. Livestock and Dressed Meats Beef live. 8 .W; (94 life :1m!". liv a. -a. .ee'' rennpil Rlz.. . Dl . "J.1 head; veal, dressed, 77Jje. perj You can have It all for i'er rnrPer Jlonth Month In the Evening Telegram of Port land, Oregon. It Is tho largest evening newspaper published in Oregon; It contains all the news of the state and of the nation. Try It for a month. A samDle copy will be mailed tn address The Telegram. . PORT.A, OB. j During my absence I have ol.e.d In cliarge of my ofBce Dr. W. T. Lyons, whom lean recommend to mv friends and tlie public in general, as a skillful and reliable dentist. L. L. Pickihs 'Hy Trensurer's Nolle. Notice is hereby given that there at sufficient funds on hand in the general fund of Oregon City to pay all outstand ing wairants endorsed prior to Decern. ber 1, 1890. Interest cease Iwith the date of this notice. H. E. Straight, n City Treasurer. ' Oregon City, Oregon, November J2 1898. MILWAUKIE. The usuarcomplaint of scarlet rush is going around. The Telegram rep rter was in this vi cinity taking orders for dollar watches. n e'us wish li i in success. Rev. Reckley, of Salem, has beeu on bis farm for a few days making prepar ations for a tenant, pruning fruit trees and making general improvements. Tlie work on the scboolliouse has Deen completed and everything is in good running order. A social dance was given in the school ball by the young men of Milwaukie. fcvery tiling was goinit on nicely and an I enjoyable time was beinc bad l,on . . , laige lamp fell to the floor and disturbed is tlie iiop ceuter of Oreiron and .the filial I ..t a. , r..., . . . ' . UUIU Aurora Harness Shop We Make a Specialty of Low Prices. Our Leader is TEAM HARNESS. Our Stock Includes Everything Worn by a Horse We Buy Hides for Cash. Keep Leather For Sale. Do All Kinds Repairing K. W. Zimmerman, Proprietor bare been great only for the thoughtful- ness of the young men who fought the fir with their coats. The stage curtain, which cost some twenty dollars, was lorn down and used to help smotJier SMITH & BECK 4 4 Undertakers and Funeral Directors, Keep a full line pf Caskets, Coffins and Trim mings, new and up-to-date goods.which we sell at the Lowest possible Prices. We give our - attention to Funerals, calls attended to Night and Day. We have just Purchased a Funeral Car, which we send out with all Orders. Aurora, - Oregon i
