!' f I J OREGON CITY COURIER-HERALD FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1901. J. Clackamas County News. (Continued from page 2.) Glad Tidings. As no one will take notice of our town I take my pen to let you know we are all able to navigat. Thi' world and the t.fxt and then Glad Tidings. We have had flue weather for the past two weekR, something unusual for this time of the yi-ar. The fine weather we have been having has started a number of the farmers to plowing, and if suh weather continues another week there will be some sowing done. Two bald eagles were seen soaring over this place la8t week, something that is not often seen of late years. It looks as though sprng is about here as tne hinemrds are with usagain. P. J. Ridings dehorned his cattle last week. Prof Halpruner's dancing class was well represented from this place last I? 'j ., . rnuay nigin. J. A. Ridings is preparing to pole his new hop yard which adds 10 acres more to his yard. Miss Zoe Shaver has been visiting friends and relatives in Oregon City and Portland tor the past week. T. 0. R. has been making ax handles. They are an right, but you haven t the handhold fixed yet. Steve Philipi hasn't been in our town for some time. Fall sown grain looks very well. An enjopable surprise was given Miss Carrie Adams last Wednesday evening by the school children. The evening was spent by playing games suitable for the occasion. It looks as thorn h our pleasant weather will continue for some time. John Comer left las; week for Wash ington, where lie will work in a logging camp. Feb. 4. Squib. Meadowbrook. Spring has opened in this part of the country. The sun is shining; the birds singing their sweet melody; the fog is gone and the weather is calm and clear. The entitle are looking line in this part of the country for this time of the year. Ball brothers are making quite a num ber of improvements in the way of slash ing and falling timber. Oal Ball has built, a new wagon shed, which improves the appearance of his place. Kmith brothers have just comDleted a lanseoattle shed, which improves the looka of their place. MisB Ur.ie IWIiendl. of Curtis, is staying with her sister, Mrs. Tillie uiuitii, una winter. Mrs. Rnd SinltK mu.ln a i.;.. n..li the other day. Mr. Lindgnist's family have colds. George Williams is having bad luck with his sheep This winter he has lost 10 head, ind more are sick. Rumor says thur. Ft-tor Anderson has runted hit. place to his broiher-in-lrtw, ' Mr. Wiimlow, and he ih going to the gold fields to hunt for his fortune. Dank.! Pnndietoil lum a new hnr nr. hia house, and Imij wLLulds his head a notch higher. Mr. an I Mrs. Andrew Johnson gave a supper in honor of their 10th anniver sary and invited their friends and neigh bors. Vocal and instrumental music were rendered. The guests enjoyed hearing several selections from a graph ophone. At a late hour dainty refresh ments were served, after which all went home wishing Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, such pleasant time in another 10 years. The following guests were pres ent! Mr. and Mrs. Lindguist, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. May, Mr. and Mrs B. Snith, Mrs. Engle, Mrs. Lamb: Misses Annie and Nellie Lindguist, Lizzie Berhendt, Carter j Joe Uingo, Clay Engle, George Williams, William Smith, Carl Gerni son. Rumor says there is going to be a wedding soon in this neighborhood if G. W. makes many more trips down on Woodcock creek. Carl Gernison left for Washington to work in the rock quarry at Fisher's Landing. Bird Lamb and John Comer went to Washington to work in the logging eamp at Hill's, but William Smith thought he could make more money at noma, Feb. 1. A Mountainkrr. IF You would know The Whole Truth, Read between the lines. "Figfprune Cereal is the most Nutritious and Economical of any of the Cereal Coffees." That's Vr.t verdict rendered by those who use Cereal Coffee. I G. E. HAYES ATTORNEY AT LAW Stevens Building, opy. Bank of Oregon City OREGON CITY OREGON There will be a social hop in the new nan at v iola veb.VM. which will be given without fail. All are cordially invited. Good music and a general good lime. F. W. Going East. If you intend to take a trip East, ask your agent to rmite you via The Great Wabash, a modern and up-to-date rail: road in every particular. Through trains from Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha or St. Louis to New York and New England points. All trains run via Niagara Falls and every through train has free reclining chair cars, s.eep ing and dining cars. Stop over allowed on all tickets at Ni agara Falls. Ross 0, Clink. Pacific CoaBt Pass. Agent. Los Angeles, Cal. j C. S. Okank, Gen'l Pass Agent. St. Louis, Mo. O. W. Eastham " ' o. B. Dimick 1)1 MICK & KASI'HAM ATTORNEYS AT LAW Commercial, Real h state aim 1 lubme luwPpedal lits, Ah-tra (of Title nmd, Mnuey Loaned. Keference, Bank il Oregon City COUNTY. OFFICERS Judffe Clerk of Courts Sheriff .'. Recorder , Treasurer ........ .. Assessor School Superintendent. Surveyor , Oororier DIRECTORY ui injure f UREGON CITY, OREGON C. Schubhel W. S. U'Ren U'REN & SCHUEBEL ATTORNEYS AT LAW )K BOON CITY OREGON T. F. Ryan E. H. CooDer J. J. Cooke f CHURCHES t ' ' , . ...... . . . A. Luelling rreawwiiniiunni --evomnana Jefferson Bit Williams ,l sets Rev. A. J. Mont-rouiery, pastor. 8er- j. c. Zinser vioes at 11 a.m.md 7:oil p.m. Sabbath scnool Ernest Rands 10 m- i . r.S. O. K meets every Rnndny M. C. Strickland 'evening at 6:a p. m. I'juyer meetin Thurs- (I R. Morton l'n eveuiiia i r-.v. . , Commissioner... . ..- 1 T. B. Killin Evangelical dhurr i. c.yr.M Eighth and Madison (John LewHlen strews. Key! d oph.v 'piiir r-ervices every Deputy Clerk ' Klmer Dixon l"",,l"llD l J' " 111 aim 7:.Mi p. m Sunday-school " Sheriff . , .J.K.Jack iu.s. rr.'erieet-.n,niinrdMiy evening. " Keoorcier , Ed. Dedman St. Pnnly Fplsi.oivi, ( ..nier Ninli and river Ahsessor ..J.(i. Horter Kev. IA K lli.nuum, , HBrlor.brvicpK.8iindav Comity Court inents on Bret Wednesday after firs' 111 11 s- ""'' 7 'fC r '" HiK'Iny tclieo) at 10 Monday of every month. I a. di. b riduya, evening jjrurj er with t ddrcss Probate Court meets nn flrst Mnnriav nt inn at , 7:30 i Bfc.'Joh . t'a'.hollc. corne Tenth street jni iroim (jouri meets on tnira Monday in Aprlland j ,iver Kev. A inili-hrnHd. pastor. On Sun nrst Jlonday in Novenilier . day, irMs at 9 uml U:8fj(. in. Every Sunday , , r-. L VTriiiuiu r-riliuji at t'UCJOlK mass. Atll other innvs KtiKliwhernions, Hundav school ORKGON CITY OFFICERS. , 2 -.:to p. o. V sprts. Apologetio subjeete T and Mavor .... Grant B. Trtrntnlr "e':" lmnM ' " . m Go To MUDD6 Bros U. Si D. C. LA'IUURETTE A1TORWEX8 AT LAW Commercial, Real Ettat and Probat Law BixolaltlM ' Offla In Commercial Bank Bolldtnt UOOJC OITT .... tUOOB GEORGE L. STORY LAWYER and NOTARY PUBLIC Will practice in the Circuit, County and Justice courts in ineuouniy. A I. Cbarubs Rkasohable Abstracts Furnished. Money loaned Office In Stevens Building, OREGON CITY, OR. C. S. SEAMANN, M. D : Calls promptly attended at all hours EYES tested and properly flrttd with GLASSES Office Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to 4 p. m. Willamette Building - Opposite Postcfflce OREGON CITY, OREGON This signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets the remedy that curen a colli In one day M. C STRICKLAND. :.: O. (Hospital and Privmi. '"xpHr.pin:..., Offers his profeiKionaf i vtre;-. to the people o Oreiou City and vlHmiy. Spi-fial aiiution paid to Cauirih and i.'hronlt: dlaeatea. Best ol releruiieiM l6U. Office in Wlllaun tie Bulldlnr. I Omce huurs: 10 to H a. m., I to I p. ut. OBEOON CITY , . 0ll0O) Recorder Chief of Police ... .... Treasurer - . . . . City Attorney Street Commissioner . . . Sup't. of Water Works . City hug-maer. Bruce C. Carry C. E. Burns Liiin,'.T 'HHS A. S. Vvssur Johi Ureen W.fl H..well . Ernt-ai Rands Oounoilmen R. Koerner, J. W. Powell, W. B .uiawun ot (list ward; wm. siwliuu. u Huntley, C. O. Albright, of Secoad Wind; E. W. Beott, 8. D. Franois and Ed,' E. atory, of Third Ward . Council meets flrst Wednesday of eaoh momh WANTED AN ACTIVE MAN OF GOOD CHAR acter to deliver and colled i Oregon for old es tablished manufacturing wholesale house. .900 a year, sure pay. Honesty in.irt) than experience required, our reference, any bank tn any city. Enclose sell addressed stamped envelope. Man facturera, Third Floor, 834 Dearborn St., Chicago l)R. GEO. iiOEYE, DENTIST. Office In Caufteld Building, Main Street Oregon Ultv. 8R1LH31 AND OrhWJI WORK A PPKCIALTT, AH work warrante d and latisfaction guaranteed. DR. L. L.. PICKENS PENTTST Barclay Build'np, Prices Moderate All OperationsGnarsnteed. DR. FRANCIS FREEMAN DENTIST. ' Graduate of the Nurthwestern Unlvir llty Dental School, aUo of Atuerican Col. lege of Dental Surgery, of Chicago. Willamette Block - Opposite Postcffici OkKQON ClTT, OREGON. Logan. The elite of Lojsaii were given a dance il HUB lirown'B ISaturtlny mht pre nimtbly lo finninh fiiiidn to defray the expenses uf the great nluep uiuu to In a HocUh. Saturday night Mrs. McOnbbin aa very Hick and wan not expttoil to live until inorimiL'. The wenlher for Ihe jumt two weeks baa been exceptionally tine, and the armera have have been making use oi it to their nliiitiBt ability, smne of them Mug ready to sow their crops. J. M. Tracy went tn Portland Tues day with it loml of drvsr-ed pork. The measles are ngain in our midat. Kn-dderber and fumilv have been having an attiu-k of the measles, lm; ihey aie better now . I Mil Our rvhiMi is proirri-Ksing welluudor the iniiiiaoement of Mits Maie,. The ho inea niet.ikiim ieh Miuave of Mie i leii-Hol w n l oi , i th,. .,, , n ,11V!) Hid i.-.-lfi gtb 1' M'l ins woik tti'l. n'oo;;. y ll..ii.il', ii is l-ii-Mirg n ,., i,iirili which in tilile an a..iiii,.i t. Vu l.i. Char'e Stone, who iteenlly pur. based Hie old Viola ;iiM mill, is pulling lier ID first clasH condition. Sonieentorprisiog man would do well to tai t a creamery or cheese factory in Viola. The people of tbia place would milweribe libemllv to any enterprising man. Something like 150 cows could lie aecured ami an abundance of water power could be had with little cost, t'hiaia the most central place, being ad jacent to Springwater, 'Highland, Ked ud and the upper rart of Logan. Any ne contemplating starting luch an en nrprlse would do well to in-estlgate the .lacA. J. KElMRfl KESSLER, Ll.D, Loot Hers, Ymm t&i lp aay pUfft without lose of tlae from buatueu. DlT7TTlTllPTHCur,br"ol0raaa remedy. Thta IDLLI fllil lOifl remedr was scat ta Dr. Keasfer iv it ( niiii. 11 aaa ucver laueo, ana w f uarmmin n. fit I) Qfippt! Vlctra, Caaccr, ett. cured, no difference Um 1 PB1YATP. ?U6,C- This docter iiartes to cur aay W v3 Your looks tell on you. Can keep it ccret a while. Before its too late, ro aud sec or write to this old d.a , ur. ne, nas oeen treating eurki' i p wfTor over se veare a.i.'. frf. -tbr v 1 ie.ia'';le. fuinisi,e his veu mci'J i-.jc ana uusAouaea, , . r 1 c-jafoaciBsss.'i. 4'sL Mie Old m. tojis Medical a4i 'Jl fciat f'tl Wspeusaijr, ij0)i Ytuhtii i C. N. GREENMAN (Established 1865; XUK PIONEER EX PRESSMAN AND URATMAN Parcels Delivered to All Parts of the City OREGON CITY m OREGON TLand Titles and Land Ottice Bualiess a Speolalty. . a,.i . . j i A. fiiainr' ' tw''- guiraaicei ie .amove 9 i EWORtl I ni I A 1 fi ease ef Syphilis, Conetraea, Olcet. gtrietare-4 cured, no diftereace how loaf auadlef. peratitorrkew, J Less of Manhood, or tflgkUy K-nataatoaa, cured perauac-f j hdu w awH aanae cuKinjuiy even in ajeaen tlata. , 'i TOTTOU Tour ,rT,r nd 'oUI" T can be, 1 UU a U Juiifl remedied, and tkla old doctar wiU jrle yea wkoleaerai advice and cut you -make you perfect It sttau a keallkT. You will ke emuwd at hla eocetae In caniai eta'ereVeM; mbuil " Nightly KmmUaUas, eel, YidIei and mm complaikts. j atafkl, eleVnlt. toe beanent, milky r bloody urlae, a.' ntrat eTtackiarBisw, earerXiOy treated and pcraantly cured. t Wee, kacuautl.m ama neuralgia treated by our aearrcniedicaf . and cures m uaraateed. 1 ' fatlenuVeated la aay part of the oeuatry by hit hornet . tyeuai. Write full rartieutara enclose tea tc ataaips and 7 'we will aaewer yeu premnUy, kuadrede treated at kaeaeV . who are naabie to eeeae to the City. ) ROBERT A. I1ILLER, ATTORXLV IT LAW. Will jpraotlee in ill the Court! ot the Stats Conveyancing Rooms 3 Wuiuhard Building Opposite Court House OREGON CITY, OREGON. James Murrow to do yo.tr Painting and Papering If you want first class wor Melh.xiisl Kpbennal, corner Main and Seventh streets Rev. K, A. Atkins, pastor. Morning vrvice at to-16, Sunday school at 10:00, EveniiiK srvloe at7:E0, Epworth League Sun- ray evemua aibidu, prayer meeting J lnirsday ev mui! at IjDO. Class meeting after morning sfrvi-e. Unitod Brethren, corner Eighth and' Pierce 6trets, E'jv. Cocking, psstor. Services every Snudev. at 11 a. m and 7:30 p. in. Sunday action; at 1C a. m Yonnn Peoples Meeting at o.oo i. m., nunaay. crayet mee.ing every Wednesday evening. First Congregational, oorner Main and Eleventh r. reets Rev. E. 8. ol'.'nger, paor. 8 rviees 10:80a.m. .nd caop.m. Sunday school after iiioniuig service, ri aver meeting Wednesday evening a. 7:30 Prayer tnee'ing Y. P. 8. C. li. Sunday even'ng at 6:3i., First Baptist, corner Main and Nnth streets Kev. J. II. Bevan, p .stor. M rning service, 10:80: Sunday school, 11:45. Ev ning sendee, .7:30. Regular prayer meeting, Thursday even- iiiiny uuveimiii meoiriiig, wennesnay B.o.ii tt pieueuiiig nrei ou 'uayin eacn momn Evangellcal-IiUtheren.Zion ConRregatton. corner Eighth and Jefferson streets Hev. Meyers pastor. Snndav school it 9:30 a. m Service! at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30p.m. German Lutheran, Onio Synod, corner of Eighth and J. Q. Adams streets -Rev. Ernest J. W. Mack, pastor. M. E. South Rev. T. P Hnvnes, pastor. Third Sunday at United Brethren Chutch. Free Methodist Rev. J. W. Eldridge, pastor. Preaching first and t'uird Tuesdays at 11 a. m. Prayer meeting Every Thursdv evening. Services held In Congregational" church at Elyville. SOCIETIES. Llat of All Soi leties in this County With Sleeting Plane and Date. OREGON CITY. Oregon Cltv Lodge No 1. Ancient Oriior PH Cms 2d and 4th Frldnys at Willamette hall. Falls City Lodge Ko. 159 r.f A. (). TJf. W. -Every Saturday evening In A. O.U.W. hall on 8ev . enth street. Oregon Lodge Nn. S, I. O. U.V. Every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows' hall. Falls Encampment Nn. 4, T. O. O. F. First and third Tuesdays et Odd Fellows' hell. Willsmetle Re'neknh Pegree Lodge No. 2 The ei-riMKi nnn lourin J- ruiuys In i.o.t). r hall. Mnlinnmah Lodge t o. 1, A. F A A. M Regular communications on first and third Saturdays Myrtle T.ndfe No. 24, 1). of H. livery Friday In A. O. U. W. hall. t Clackamas Chapter No. 2, It. A. J.. negular con vocation third Monday. Court Robin Hood No. RttSO, F. of .Willamette hall on second and fourth Fridays, Pioneer Chuptcr, No. 28, O. E. 8. Masonic Tem ple on Tuesdays. Wlllnn.elfe Tamp No. MS, W. of W. -First and third Frldnys in Willamette hall. Mode'n Woodmen of America, Cam- 5C66, , H...rul. ni.uiui.iLii luesinivs at Willam ette hall. Falls Grove Circle No. 32, W. W.-Willamette hall, ruesdny evenings. Wachtno Tribe, No. 13, T. o! R. M.-Tuesdiy eve ning at Redmen's hall, Jaggar buim.ng. Union Veterans Union Second Siltnday n each month at 1 p. m. and fourth Salurday 7:30 p. m , in armory. Meade Post, No. G, A. R. First Monday of each month at Willamette hall. Crystal Council Order Pendo, No. 101 Every Monday at Redmen's hall. Council No. 221, A. O, P.-Every Tuesday at Red men s hall. i Cataract Lodge No. 76 K. of P.-Every Wednesday at Redmen's hall. 1 Meade Relief Corps. No. 18. Meets nt Willam ette hall on the first Mondav at 2 p. m , and the third Monday at 7:80 p m The auxiliary meets ,iiDiuiu.jiuii mui uuii iiuru saturLdyB at McLoughlin Cabin No. 4. Native Sons rf Oro, gon, meets at Willamette hall on second and iuuiiu jnunuay evenings. St. John's Branch No. 647, C. K. of A. Every Tuesday evening at their hall. United Artisans, No. 7 Willamette hall erery Tualatin Tent, K. O. T. M.-A. O. U. W. ball upper Bevenin street, on second aud fourth Mondays. Oregon City Board of 1 rade-At court house on nuj iu eaca montn. Columbia Hook aid Ladder Co. First Friday of READ THIS Take a dear bottle at bedtime and hi Inate In the botUe, i I eet aelde end leob at M la the morning. li U U ctoudr er S. kas a eleudy ecttliu tn It, to have nunc kUaey er Haider 4 I ?Me end ahenld be etteaded to before voa eet an Wene . ..a MBvuie pc aiienn I able Dlnaie aa hundreds Di ease at audneye. - A u "-i every year frem BrigkU fik AddraojBajDJ and amhlll For Best Goods, Best Condition, And Prompt Delivery. 7th and Center STREETS. E. I. SIAS Watchmaker and'Jeweler Postoflice Building CANBY . - OREGOTJ BANK OF OREGON CITY UMsTT EAHKINfl HOUBE Dt TEE CXTT AID VP CAPITAt, o0,000.N 8VRPLV8 POJKOM rresldent, nee-president Snakier, Chas. H. Ciurun Geo. a. Haibw I. O. Cadhjils A General Banking Business Transacted Deposits Received Subject to Check. Approved Bills and Notes Discounted. County and City Warrants Bought. Loans Made on Available Seourilr ' Bzohange Bought and Hold. Collections Made Promptly. Drafts Hold Avalllhla in In. P.Tt , orld ' Telegraphic Exohange Sold on Portland. Ian franclsco Chicago and New York. Interest Paid on Tim Deposits. V ft nv a vw Livery, Feed and Sa!o Stables Nearly opposite, Suspension firidge First-Class Rigs of All Kinds OREGON CITY, OREGON New Plumbing and Tin Shop A. MIHLSTIN JOBBING AND REPAIRING a Specialty Opposite Caufleld Block OREGON CITY Naaria, Chills atld felr -ssaf few ft THE BEST PRESCRIPTION IS Grove's Tasteless Chili Tonic. The formula i; plainly printed on every bottle hence you L n rur met ic .m i . . ' ,' ,v ,..!..-. ... .... I. r ' i just what you arc lil knenv do no; rulverii their '.'.icdicnie it you ,un'v '.'i.C .t Iron avA Quinine put up in correct proport torra. 1 lie Iron acts as t u ta v; t'i:;: c-iKtaiii oi you and mutators i-'id liC; h,;y n'e's contains in a Tameless a tonic while the Quinine Any, ; A,., malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that Grove's IS the Origins and that a!i juvher so-called Tasteless Chill Tonics arc imitations. An analyij of otlicr chill tonics shows that Grove's is superior to all others in cjvery respect. You arc not experimenting when you j take Crcyc'i its nuperiority and excellence having long been csublisjicd. Grove's is the only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections 0f the. United kttc., Mo Lujc No Pa.. Frwc, 5c Fountain Hose Co. No. 1 (second Wednesday In esoh month at Fountain engine house. Cataract Hose Co. No. 2 Second Tuesday of each month at Cataraet engine house. Ores-on City Hose Co. No. S-Hose house on the hill the third Tuesday of each month. Mt. View Hose Co. 4 Hose house at Elyrllle COUNTY. PiK Iron Lodue No. 135, A. O. U. W. Every Thursday evenlnget Odd Fellows' hall, Oswego. Molalla Lodge No. 40, A. O. U. W. First and thlrdrSaturdavs at school house, Molalla, Gavel LoBge No. 55, A.O. TJ. W.-8eoond and third Saturday evenings at Knight's hall, Cunby. Clackamas Lodge, No. 67, A. O. TJ. W. First and third Mondays at Strile's hall, Clackamas. Sunrise, Lodge No. 43. A. O. V. W. Second and lounn oaiuruny ai vwisonvilie. Mistletoe Lodge No. 20, D. of H. Every Tuesday evening. Reheknh Lodge No. 71, I. O. O. F., of Oswego Thursday evenings. Oswego Lodge No. 93, 1. 0. O. F. Odd Fellow's hull, Oswego, every Monday evening. Lone Pine Lodge No. 63, A. F. & A. M., of Logan. General Pope Post No. F2; G. A. R First Satur day oT each month at Orange hall, Mulino. General Crook Post Nn.22, U. A. F.. Sehool house at Needy on First Saturday in each month. StHr Lodge No. 95, K. of P. Every Wednesday evening in Castle hall. Canhv Lodge No. 5(it, 1. 0. 05. T. First and Third Salurday evenings at Knight's Hall, Canby. Oswego Lodge No. 448. 1. O. G. T.-Eery Friday evening In new hall in old town. Cnntiy Spiritualist Society First and Third Sun- days of each nionlh. New Fra W, C. T. t!. First Saturday In each month at their hall in New Era. Sjirlnewn'tM- No. 2t'.S, P. of H.-On second Satur day aftir full ninoii. Cnnby Hoard of Trade Knight's hall,Canby,on tlrt and tliird Fridays. Contrnl No. 2i:7 P. of II. Third Saturday at Ilea- vcn'ri't. k hull. ILir.ting o 1 P "f II, Salurday after full ninoii, i ii' l y Mll"uVi.. cra-ige No. P. of II -Third S.nur- ila ii' In a. oi. Mul.illti ;i'.mi.o So. 40, P. 'f !L Thi'lr hull i.o.ir lu 'no on ti.i- i-t'on l f-aiiinioy uf eio li n... t!i "i 1 -. jlvri-, uil.ly o. 7 I". A. I'vcry Friday at iiii.I'.v. liu'to I'm'k I i" --o('iar-"" .'ion.iim Holds nn iini I t lr. Tnnlalin (iramro, No. HI. P.of H. -I ast UalimUy ol eaoh month at their hall in V llsonvnlu. Wann-r fimnge No. 117. P. of H. Fourth Sutur- day of eaoh month at their hall in ew hia. Butte Creek Grange No. 82. P. ol H At hall In Marquam second Saturday in eaoh month. Oswego Grange No. 175, P. of II. Second Salur- DatasAirange'rlo. if. P. o ! R.-FInt Satur- day In mouth In Damascus school house. Highland No. '261. P. of H.-First Saturday in month, near Clarkes. Irrretarir of Societin art Undly requcited te 2!$, I the editor nj an, Chang in ,lact er euelutf date. A PERFECT BATH ROOM sseitial to perfect comfort and health. Our estimates on patting in Plumbing Work and fittings for large and small houses will be found surpassingly low when quality of .work and material used is considered. We Weald be Cleaned tn tilLVA'an Annnrlnntl to submit figures. F. C. GADKE W. II. YOUNG'S Livery & Feed Stable Finest Funera.. Turnouts in city OREGON CITY. OREGON If Ton Want High Grade Stamp-Photos - ' OREGON CITY, OKEGON School report card. lor wle t this cf 11 CO SHANK d B1SSELL Ernbalmsrs'and Fune.al Directors Jdephones, Night or Day Seventh Street Near Depot COMMERCIAL BANK of OREGON GITY CAPITAL f 100,000 Transacts a General Banktnf Business Loans made. 3111a discounted. Makes eee lections. Buys and sells exchange on all palnsa hi the United States and Rurope tod on &o4 Snag. Depoelts reeelTed subject to check. Bank open from l A K.Mir. 1C. .C. LAI 0TJ RATI , tXB I.UMXU, 0