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Newspaper Page Text1 1 i: I M V I i l, M If i 1 ' 1 'I 4. . i! ! ! 'Me I i: J ; ' 1 t. ' 'i f ! ! 4 ,' I ; ! 2 ORKfiQN CITY OOURIBK FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1Q03 NEWS OF THE COUNTY looks of his fields with wire fence and now "watch Stafford grow!" A gentleman from Oregon City Baid, "when you get to the schoolhouse hill Stafford and look over the beautiful Marks Prairie. Rain and mud galore. . Our farmers are still resting, wait- Jub or spring. . ao VOie nas Durehasert n nor r.r w. luarns piace nere, and Is hauling little valley It reminds one an old luuiuer to put up a house. We are lady's crazy patchwork quilt: con kiaa to have hlra for a neighbor. trasting colors and sizes of the field v,v,,6C wBiBsuy ana sons were call- me aitierent kinds of fences, the com ru jacK iverr s Sunday. fortable homes." Perhaps some of Charles Wolfer, of Wolfer Prairie, your readers may think your corres- .o uu uhj kick iisi at present. pondent has a good deal of egotism James McGill, of Paradise City, will judging by some of the items relating i i ttuu lnl8 weeK 10 8et an w stanora, but as a man thinks, so he .... leg' ls the eood book says, anM we believe iviisH Alice witter is drilling her pu- in letting the world know that if P Is for the entertainment she will not the "Garden of Eden," Stafford is si vo iu me near zuiure. next door. Avon Jesse was visiting friends near Smyrna Sunday. It took a young couple three hours to travel one mile and a half last luesaay evening. jonn Kopper has been ditching sume we past rew days. Liberal. Kasper Linger fell at the Skating Rink last Saturday night and broke his arm. Johnny Erickson took him to Molalla to Dr. Powell, who set the Our road boss has been draeelne our bone- He ls getting along as well as roads the past few days, which ls a Fan b0 expected at this writing. Mr. Larson Is hauling straw for J. O. Moris. Uncle Silas Wright ls busy clean ing out his orchard, Mr. Culverson has rented the Baty house from Mr. Dunton. Misses Alice Moore. Floda Burns. Katie Ftedrich and Clara Morey visit- big help to the road. Oglesby Brothers will give a dance on February 14. Plenty of hot coffee and sandwiches will be served at mid- nigiu. Good music and a good time is assured. beverai parties are getting their onion sets ready for market here Mrs. Jack Kerr is selling many duck I ed Molalla school last Friday. eggs at $1 for 13. They are the Indian Tne Fredrich boys are expected itunner variety. nome rrom corvaiiis Sunday. Several of our farmers' wives will Pierce Wright is doing some plow- go into the. turkey business on a larce Ms scale this spring. The skating rink was well attended Eph James is getting to be an ex- Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. pert taxidermist. He has auite a fine wm- Morey is clearing land selection of mounted animals and Rae Austin and wife visited with birds on exhibition at his residence Mrs- Case Saturday night and Sunday. ai faraaise City. Several changes have been made In our 'phone lines this week. We now have connection with the Molalla Mu tual, wnich Is a great convenience The change In our road boundarieR is all right, and there will be some ber of progressive home builders as there is not an Improved road leading Into this district, making it extremely difficult for them io have building materials delivered. The Harmony Improvement Society will give a Valentine -Basket Social on Valentine night at the Harmony school house. The program begins at 8 p. m. The stork has been verv Indiisti-iunu in Harmony during the past week ha Ing left two girls and one boy to swell tne population. Mr. C. O. Mildred walking around with a very satisfied expression of countenance over the ar rival of a daughter at his home. Dodge. We are having fine weather here now with lots of snow In sight. The trees on the foothills are the whitest they have been this winter. road work done on the Gribble Prairie dayT hV UaV ' Will Bradley has gone to work for , Meadowbrook. Mrs. Holnian returned to her home m Portland Saturday. H. C. Bonaker and family was visit lng J. W. Standingcr and family Sun- UHJ. Mayor Schaffer has returned home nora serving out a sentence on the jury. G. W. Angess was transacting hunt uess iu town Monday. Messrs. Otto nnrf fl&nrcra Tint ctnHnn vev uMioicuci auenaed Sunday School and visited mends In town Sunday. A. L. Larkins and family was visit ing inenas in the south part of town ouuuay. The weding bells rang out with no uncertain sound on February 14th at one o'clock. The contracting parties "rao a Hoiman, of- Meadow- orooK, and Miss B. L. Blair, of Wood burn. The weding took place at the residence of the bride's father wh a number of invited friends and re latives were present. The improvements on tha on of oMn of the Hoiman block will soon be completed. go here lately. Misses Maude Moran and Mabel Francis -made a business trip to Port land Monday. The Dix Bros, are putting in a lum ber yard on Molalla Avenue, between Roosevelt and Pearl streets. Tliey are building a house, too. Mrs. Kate Forbes, on Pleasant Ave., Is making preparations to go to Iowa to see her father. Mrs. Forbes has quite a lot of canned fruit to dispose of before she leaves. Mrs. Ely entertained her Sunday School last Friday afternoon between 2 and 4 o'clock. Taffy candy and colored popcorn was served to all those present. 1 JJIlirrnilaBi3H!CTrW '.M.MJBt.j...,w. Highland. Lunce and Tom Shockley have rent ed the Dunlap place. Mrs. Chas. Robinson of Oregon City visited a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mayfield. School District No. Ill held a very interesting meeting last Monday. There was no blood shed or hair pull ing, but it looked for a while like both would be done. The meeting was called to change the site for the school house. Of course, there was two sides to the question, and a lively time was had for a while, but the site was changed by a majority of two votes. It is too bad we can't all have a school house near our door. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stevens spent Wednesday and Thursday of last week In Oregon City. Mr. Pollock was taken to Portland last Sunday where he will be under the care of Dr. Hickman. We hope the change will be for the better. Mrs. Jessie Mayfield wears a verv happy smile now and it's all because of her new sewing machine. Miss Nettie Miller, who finished a course of studies at the Portland Busi ness College last month, has accepted Sprlngwater. The sprlngwater Crange, No. 203, met and had an . Interesting moe ng aid program. It was resolved th t ere' hnuld be a committee , of con dolence to draft solutions of , p et for the deceased member, Mrs. Mai tha K Woodruff, and (he following resol -,ion was adopted and requested pub lished: "That the 'deceased Mrs. Martha h. Woodruff was an honoraoie mum,,.-, of Sprlngwater Grange No. 263, and o show the sympathy this Grange uih for the deceased relative that the char ter of this Grange shall be draped In mourning fur thirty days and also your committee feels how weak anil fru t- lss must he any worus wiut-u t""1"" attempt to beguiie you uum mo a so overwhelming and may the Heaven ly Father assuage your bereavement and you only cherished the memory of the loved Mother and Wife. A. M. SHILBEY, S. E. BATES, ANNA FOLSOM, Committee. Viola. Mrs. Ward and Carl just got back from a few days visit at Oregon uiy. The nrosnect of a good year Is at the present time very encouraging as we can boast of the largest shingle mill in Clackamas County, aven ging about 30,(i(i(l shingles a clay, witn ias H Sevier as president and manager. The Derimr Lumber Co. is also in operation again employing quite a few men. After an absence of about G months Mr. Roderick got his Jersey cow bacli Everybody is anxious to get their plowing done so they can finish seeu Ing. T. C. Jubb has about completed his large chopper shed and Is hauling off some of his grain. He has about buuu bushels to sell. roads now. mrs. Ben Wolfer has been quite oicit wun tne grip, but Is Borne better at present, a while. He has a tunnel 100 feet through a bluff, and intends to nut in a nsn pona, and in a dam have 100- horse power for light purposes. .Bert Pack has gone to Elwood to plow for Mrs. Surfus with his father's Mullno. Mr. Julger had the miafortnnA tn fall down at the skating rink Satur- team, as Mrs. Surfus sold her team. day evening and break his arm. Mr. Horners, of Dodge, is building a mr. jenet and Mr. Darling, of Moun- ,arSe slore house on his farm and tain View, were visitors in Mulino last nxlng up his yard for a flower garden week. Mr. Horners has planted about two Mr. Woodslde has purchased dome acres of potatoes for an early cron. sheep of Mr. Skelm, of Liberal. Miss Myrtle Park and Miss Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Crook spent Sunday i"'Ss Mary Howard were visitors at AS SO YE SOW SHALL YE REAP evening at the Daniels home. Mrs; Fl-ed Erickson has been on the sick list, but ls better. Miss Gans was visiting in Mullno Saturday. She was summoned to the bedside of her mother Saturday even ing, who is quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. Mallatt spent Sunday at the Davis home. Mr. Evans and family have moved on to their place again. Mrs. Udell ls able to be around again. A. Erickson spent Sunday visiting inenus at uoiton. Horner's Sunday. They report a good time. Mr. Anker is going to give a lecture at the Elwood Church. Sunday at 11 p. m. The subject is "Christianity." uveryuoay ls cordially invited. Needy. The sun shone bright today Mon day. Miss Mable Ackerson, who has been seriously ill, is a little better at this writing. Airs. Frank Fish is staying with her daughter, Mrs. Alvln Thompson. Prof. Mitts and wife of Canby, and rror. xoe and family of Elliot Prairie, optjut ouiuiay at j. js. Mitts. Our road boss has been out working the roads the past few days. Job Gahler, Jr., hauled a load of potatoes to the station Monday. Rudy Ritter bought a coon from Harvey Hilton to train his hound pups, but one night the coon slipped his col lar and got away. Miss Lucy Armstrong ls spending this week at home preparing for her sister, Martha's, weding, which takes place on Tuesday. Misses Jemlson and Hanson, two missionaries, are holding revival meet ings here In the Bchool house. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Molson enter tained some friends from Portland, Sunday. The base ball boys will give an other of their jolly good dances Satur day night in Thompson's Hall. Every one is invited to come and have a1 good time. Lost A nice, soft, clean dish rag. Finder please return to Zoa and re ceive suitable reward. Wilsonville. Charles Wagner has rented the Harms place and will farm it this year. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Turner were Oregon City visitors last Friday. Mr. Charles Thompson was busv the later part of last week registering voters ror the coming election. Jake Peters attended the sale at Nemic's last Saturday The sale was ably conducted by W. H. H. Sampson, or uregon uity. Charles and Chris Wagner made a business trip to Oregon City IastFrl- aay. II. H. Payne was canvassing this part or tne county last week for the Koyal Silverware Company. Mr. Pagne is is a resident of Willamette. J. R. Marsh and family, of Aurora, were visitors, Sunday, at J, W. Low- ry's. Mr. Marsh is a rural carrier of Aurora and ls the son of the late Pro- ressor Marsh of Forest Grove. I Z7 ! T 1 1 r. I I I IB '3"iLrTt V II M Ifuf - - P?PI-W THERE IS NO I I V. '4rKrrM.fW I POTION MIT ii w m miim'imrirm that we m i i , UtiS aUtit iW JHH 1 rAIH 'hi 1 1 I Hill Hi, ALL I 9 i .Vil HtMfrirJf 33 11 hHMI HUH ! 3 ' S I i i-HW nmm mm a m vtijgxM hh wan io khap H 'I ii M f J Ji M If ilil m $ Tfl M W ! l;pf B i I fer u mm im m m m t mm H 1 I iir e,sr est If KWM WW WitmimfAft f M-i nnni rinne h I m m. . H ticlng dally and a plowmnt Bvonlnjra (.,.italnment l expocted. Halpli Shepherd, Assistan Ag.mt for the 0 W. P. "noH at this place, for me i. ,,.,, illlf, returned rrom n " . been very III -Inoe ThurH ay w Ith nn h..,pI( of IA drlpi'"- Mr. I'Hce, of ,i i-iiiii..,i the duties uuniiK riMuiui". A II- Rhodes Is adding a 21-foot nd hi iiiilhllng. An entertainment will he given about March 7th by the Englo C-rot-k sehool children. The proceeds will be i n..,..iniuiiiL' a clock for the fur renewing the library Miss Stella Wonier, the toncher, Is working hard coaching the youngsters i., iiu.ir different wirts. llosea Bullou Is contemplating l"'1" ting a street through his properly ly ing next to the o. w. t: hki ' Miss Mary Uzarus of Estacada Is visiting her mother Mrs. F. J. Lazarus. Tho Sniarge Wood Co., localod at Goose Creek lias changed nanus ami will he known hereafter as the Eagle Creek Wood Co. Their output or woou Is increasing daily- Mr. Charles Logan of Esfaeada was in town Monday on the lookout for a couple of lots. He Intends erecting a homo here. Tho new residence of Ed. Trulllii ger is fast nearlng completion. II will undoubtedly be the finest In these parts. Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Glover are visiting Mr. (Hover's mother, Mrs. Lucy (i lover. ON YOUR F Canby. Warren Kendlo has been making railroad ties here lately at Harlow. James Wilkerson had considerable trouble making the round trip with his mail wagon in tills last wind storii on account of so many trees falling across the road, lie had to engage the ser vices of an outsider with a crosscut saw before ho could get through. Uml Hilton and Mr. Fellows are putting up a new lino fence. Mr. Mainwood is clearing out a new fence road. Warren Lee Is sawing stove wood with his steam wood snw for Mr. Itlder William Kendle who llvus near Needy was calling on his brother last Saturday. The elocution contest given at Knight Hall on tho night of February ldth by the W. C. T. U. was largely attended and the little boys and girls recited their pieces In fine order. This shows what can be accomplished when they are properly trained. Little Miss Florence Knight received the medal. hor -skin That well sharpened yours will come in jot, down the good we're now selling at sud dalously low prices Wo1 offered at - pent m i of (. i1 In ti Why THAT BIG ,Hert ; Betl I ! Mi Midi Thoi GROCERY SAII" OP OUR'S M i unhe Buy plentifully while tV 'i1 Hunt is on; otherwise you'll Yftiir Far" an A f lie . lliau i f) self because you didn't1"" no fault of ours if you i gm ctnrlr nn bfOUf.- come. SEELEY! The Fitst Move Toward this End is to Sow Right IT CAM0I BE DONE ETTER THAN WITH A HOOSIER DRILL Clarks. The wild cats are getting oulte num erous in tnis part of the country. Mr. Sager killed a cat one day last week measuring three feet in length, and seen tracks or several others. G. W. Force was at Liberal on busi ness Monday. J. Krueder sold his fine team of black horses last week. W. C. Bottomlller bought a sack of nice clover seed at Clark's last Tues day. It u bft strong, a set to sow accurately and will remain so. 1 he Hoosier is what many others are not-a "Positive Force Feed';--and because it is positive and accurate To? Efe P Ml side tucc ia no OIIIeience, always the amotint put in at the same depth. same Teazel Creek. Pleasant, weather prevails and nil the farmers are pressing their spring work looking for bad weather In March. Undo Frank Knylor is very sick with la grippe hut Is reported a little better. Wm. Miller is still improving very slowly. Preaching at the Christian church next Sabbath, February 1G. i ne w. H. M. S. met at the home of Mrs. J. Melton and sewed carpet rags u" msi nmrsdny. a good social time Is reported. Joe Simons Is improving the looks of his farm by cutting away the extra t-iees, which were out of line with his shade trees along the front of his re sidence. Anthony Moor Is cleaning and haul ing off the hop poles fi-0ln ,1s hop yard, and getting ready for Wm Mel ton to put In a crop of grain on it this "in oig. Rev. mm, pastor pastor of Teal Creek, will preach nt Mnluiin Sabbath, February 1G. at 11 vtpi, a. m. All are Invited Dogs or coyotes are nrnwiin. o,.., this vicinity. Mr. M. nr w '"u '" te S'ats tleothrnlglit'tae on, WUinn, with your hnunrls mill 1 9 i. i the coyotes take them, and If it is the ordinary good doe. oh! u,m v ntM a TWI ,,,, Oswego. nine was a nartv Stafford. Mrs. Powell Is numbered among the men we near, aiinough not confined to ner nea an tne time. Mr. Shauber, who Is living on the ruaa io wiuamotte, was stricken with paralysis on Friday last, the whole left owe uuiug anected. Mr. Gage's son, Arden, and wife came last week for a visit to the old home The wife took a violent cold and at one time was threatened seri ously with pneumonia, but at last ac counts was bettor. Stafford and vicinity Is qutting on some permanent lmnrovementa Baker has put a substantial pole and post fence clear along his road line to intersect with the Hayes fence, and got a largo part cleared and in grain and Is building a new home. Simon Peters has Improved the Harmony Notes, Mrs. Elizabeth Hanken, wife of J. C. Hanken, died at her home in Harmony reuruary y, aged 22 years. She was a native of La Crosse, Wis., and leaves io mourn ner loss a husband and three small children, one an infant two years old. She was a faithful mm. ber of the Catholic Church. Flinernl services were held by that denomi nation. Interment took place in Mult nomah Cemetery, Sunday afternoon. Mr. John Bechman is hanlln? hniiii. ing material with the exnectation of erecting a new home in the spring. The western part of the Hnrmnnv district is making considerable pro-- gress. Several large tracts nf inm( have been platted Into small acrenee uttcis ami sold, a number nf fam Ilea nave made homes during the past year in this district and manv mnro will uui ing me coming year as many tracts iiuve Doen sold and more are being iu.li.uu. wicnua station on the O W. P. is only a short distance from mis territory. The defeat of the Mllwaukie road ui prove a Hardship to a large num- IT IS ABSOLUTE PER FECTION IN A SEED ING MACHINE, Catalog and areolars telling all afeotrt it sent free on application. Good Teeth Means Good Die-estinn Good Health and Good Looks Our Painless Methods nd acknowledged skill and gentleness in handling the most difficult caies have robbed the dentist's office of its old time terror. People entrusting their work to us will bt surprised and delighted t the results which will not fail to tatisfy We keep in .h. n i , . 6 most exact"g person. to offerTorbStttthe .7 i We have " bricks" you will not be ditet this re"ult8 f' modest charge Eighteen years practice in Orwon" Citv w . that we are doing honest dentistry. 8 3 18 P"? Rood guarantee L. L. PICKENS, Dentist oviH PHONES Agencies through out Oregon Washington, Idaho Corner OREGON. I II III I P II IIIIIIIIMii Mountain View. Quite a number of children are out of school with the mumps this week. iu.. mcurew is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Mann, who Is visiting in Port land, was here lonU-inp- 0f(. v. f . . "O LUC wei- j a position in Saiem as stenoprapher. I "'"l'e snockley has been laid up with a very sore hand. He hurt It t trying to lead a wild cow. John Schram was in Oregon citv fare 0f her home, sundae " V oT .T,! Mrs. Hall went out tn tha .,, ' uu"" "UIlns m"k cows dis- last week and visited nmnno- i"1,1'" ,eu vei'y mlsteriouslv ahnnt hi . . . o '"""'w. monrn am onj u it . " ' , Konertson and her mother looke mi LI V, laousm he had Mrs. Holden. were visiting in,, r ... I . . over "'s ranch for her. hnr Baker last, weet ' " nt'r a few days asm hfri " Jesse Cox and son. WIHIq t wood, were dolne business n last week Wednesday and Thursday Mr. McGrew and wife moved into Fred Curran's house last week Charley Albriirht of mi,i,,. t.... land) and Mahlon Moran, were each" shaking hands with old friends in the berg last Saturday. i Messrs. F. M. Darling and J. M. Gil-! v.L uiuve oui io Jloiino last iui t,t-eu poiaioes. hia i. o7,V. , J as" uurnea 111 nvJ I ,.:?"' wnere tne 8tw had I v ' IlCi . sociTl Pt Vhf . vT , !ntertafraent and "vC,r. V r1. soh001 h0llse Wednesday , , ::'LS' Iobruary Wth. It promises j uu a success. week After Once Tasting Mr. Sinclair has sold his property here and expects to give oossesKim, wr. Ham, "uuKni me place. of Kansas Mrs. Sinclair and Lottin nro lrvl,l.. i "'-"' - ''s iur a nouse to move into until school closes, then they ex poet to move onto a ranch. Mr. Wiles went to Pnrti.i'n.i t. ,..,.,!.... and traded for a new horse tJ' j!Ioyer, reived the bad news this week of t m rtuntv. t ... .... nephews, who used to live here a few 1 There Is a protracted meeting at the United Brethren church this week i Messrs. W. W. Aldredge and B T ' Linn have put a new fence on the west strms P0Perty on 7th and Polk Mrs Shumway. of Estacada. is vis-1 nn M "a,'e,?,!, Mr aml Mr3' P- t.mn, this week. i Surprise parties seem to be all the Yinol no one wants an old-fashioned cod liver oU prepara tion or emulsion, because Vmol is a much better body builder and strength creator lor old people, weak children Jor coughs, colds, bron chitis, etc. If it does no good we wiU return your money. HUNTLEY BR.OS. CO Oregon City The school haa huQn 1 i i. week on account nf V ,a lne Dast quite a few n,?"!' f the sickns of meetings for the past lew "ks "g T Elwood. Jesse Cox has purchased a sawmill and has commenced to move it hnmi HnnIL "o.s,iso.ld her teai7L CharTes i v-ouon ZZ and that Frank nC. u"l ,u u 01 6ods Intanri ' . ' store Intend tn n.,f " store and naf.nl... ,. ' i u,u,"ze tne new rlvon l 1 of Mi- Liiiiau ..; k day, Monday evening at. her home Refreshments were serve,i Jl spent a very pleasant evening Those present were: ;Elmer Klngka le P "u 1 Dlckison. Miss T.iiv t,ii," DiCliisOIl, M gg Ilnttln I,,,. ,'r. Nelson, Miss Sylver Pmr Ms Marguerette Grav. Miss r ,. ' ..'SS sepr' Jll'ian Bloomer. MIS8 bTna S er and I Miss Cecelia Bloomer, i he Oswetro w.'. the , ",u met at --- iiuuiv vii ivi im n unn nrj.. . afternoon. An n ereV, Z y was rendered after w h X ' .h " ne served by the hostess. "S GranriA Nn!. The annual Rmn tlon will be yw the rv,,mt n' ",CKU 'ty. in March 10th. at T o'clock p m Said May 12 to ii lme beld in K" MARY S. HOWARD, Deputy, rp. . Russellville. This, the Phin .. little Zr" and a country 8 lne people f this Mrs. Hnti. . . eon nt,; V r "as sone to Ore gon c Uy for medical treatment thedeBT ,.!!lfi e nnot cross -v. ....v,, mem w6 shins f the 1 I' At Club whlcl Char! V it wa OREGON CITY, ORl'aTth l.-i . !! . a ver thinks he ls out of danger, f "hat 1 Uncle Mark Hatton Is doing r Its re a man of his age. He a 1 Thc year, and is the oldest iW the J your scribe has ever seen to 801110 or any other place. Buljsti ,, have Franz Mumpower )laH been hi? consti terrlblo time with ulceration terior. None but those who htm .' font, ments can reallzo what me grass around here k, to cat green as ever since the cold a : age. ed. It was so cold that tliert ' ; etaolnsh seen In the old a WK-r., u l.lu '.r k.vi ai linn ;uiiil, ; Our turnips taste swepturim"01 B' i( the cold snap. f At , A West Virginia man, wrltlip' rectors U Inst., says they have there. f two 17.1 , t , , ; lng tilt Elder Jones, our singly Eleven will finish teaching the slnglmt high b here on the 15th, cumnicncinc,. sentim evening of the 12t hat the chr: addltio There will be preaching on in the night, tho 15th, at 7 o'clock,!? be wea the first day of the week, Ik the bo; inst. The Hible reading will :- payers at 10 o'clock and preaching t years f ' clock, by Evangelist Sewell. t grade I cordially Invited. Seats are ii was vc until the house is filled. attenda i ; thoroug "Parsifal" at Portland, i It is "Parsifal" In whatever shap one co presented, whether with all the f that It of Caruso's voice and Conreld's? seat of lo orchestra, or In the platec:- suit in i lation depicted by Henry Sa a Pride whether in the form of Engliitr County, drama as it will be seen in Fi Bed chl week of February 1G, at thelfc- free f Grand, It will always remain i; A let cation In Itself. No one candf Hedges beauties of the wonderful story'- to the a is about it that pristine atmosS been re mysticism, that charm of me; action 1 that constant succession of alon e" utterances and acts which ' J? out imiM)ssible to class It with if. tnat ,m modern, and which lifts It to pe? Meml of classic t of the "l'arsifal" patrons should actively mliul tho unusual hour of cor ment ot ment, the performance to but now .Prc 7:45, and the management raj; petition that every one be seated by Mf; scnoI as none can be shown to their;' at the c during the action of the play. ' Seats ordered by mall will tf t warded on receipt of romittanfi w self-addressed, stamped em? state'me rected to C. N. Ryan, manJK -. ,en c qnam Grand, Portland. Pendlett Mna, stump t " " " "r of slatei ng the grin bark B 7..I ...d?ys' Veat- people will chants. Mr. Wilson hDO .r - ller' Tnel, . a,so uuugit a person has Mr. Chestei team of Jack Wallace. Henri. Gorbett's resideneo in, ; ' ler Frank Wilsnn o,' been makine their L w" have Elwood ' ,- u services at the A. M "uruary icth, at 11 Mrs. Delia P.nttK trip to RM.p.ir"'" U1.aae a flying .Tnin A - ood on Sundav. "s'or 1,1 E" II r his0" .! J"" -Wng some one with ..r wlsn that that terrible we are tree from cj . ""'6C he -Jta iZ l . what ' called , "'fU 11 111. WhlPll Mr Kreat improvement. W Charles Hardv ,a .. v, . are falling h,.,i I"a "lred man which is ca, J :StJaS as they can, the country 6 PPearance of completedi1.33. hls Be almost house. h oh .Sr. m.ea the wood- Three carpenter ' .ue Pleted. a rapid rate. r 1 alonS at Mr. Ramsev oj land on the " &ons clearing hang," farm. -X' niy called will be borne of their w" IfkeVy bVtehadyflf0r . It from thi aycat the first sold hpSuKB"e.k.ner, folks .ii uuL-e mo, hard time of it. come along a., herr'' Prnnl- r;. t Oregon ntyLTurdeayab,,SineSStr1'' Eagle Creek. V'the1106,10 be eiv the Croek Dramatic cthu f(.the Eale in the street " Th0 t entltled' "0ut 9'. Tne troupe is prac- once more. They have hJ S me of it y nave had a Lewis DauEheWv i r..n, . most everv dav Vn,. '"'""S brush al- John NlghUnn mB ms farm bacon a fel Z 3 6, d SOme of to sell later on S' and llaa mo'e h baclelor. Mr. Mpp.,,. well known. WMtw to Srti GROCERY V; HARRIS Stone. colds and thOegrlne0Pl ,are bettor who has It m? MarK Sprague, nla, is doing u0 ter gent PROMPT SERVIHS . nitihiln GUARANTEItrE' to the j to refus f'. fir r.lo.t Leglalati Are Offered By f ;;'iu(10llt I that as . he will people 1 Senator. zoning t terej as boll, the ty legis pledged 1 (lateg f should i open lett "My i 'I ago soitiewha , In th emet T re ar eoiisister larity bei ii.e Repi with verj active i i ting ' or ag "wit part But I 'er al the v i' Wns I old ' it the 1 tnw COI 1 ture ; l. lis- time ii-' to a in which it 13 the !. true t nment Fresh Stock Is Desired By House keepers YOU WILL FIND IT HER COR. MAIN and EIGHT STR!' OREGON CITY, OREc CLOSING OUT Si The entire stock of new and i goods to be sold at cost- I If you want a bargain now isyo"" Z. C. W ARD e'l- The physician Ls Sev citv fR1 lotion c venth St. OREGON