Oregon City enterprise., April 10, 1891, Image 2

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FlUDAY, APRIL 10, ISitt
Tit it argument advanced against thccs
tnWishmcut of 11 r limit tn Oregon City,
that Main street is needed tor manufactur
Itur pntpoocs, and that the construction of
brick buildings would prevent it ever lieing
used in this way, is absurd. The addition
of double tie number ot factories on the
el side of the river would luereas the
legitimate bnsiii) of Oregon City to nrh
an extent, that property on Main street
would becomo too valuable for factory pur
poses It could hot be purchased for (my
reasonable tisiuv. Witttunt lire limit h
owner of a substantial brick building has
no protection, as there is nothing to prevent
bis next door neighbor liwn erecting a poorly
vinstnicted fire trap, causing the ratest of
insurance to be raised to nit extortionate
figure. A high a 7 percent, is charged
u the rale for insurance in dome of
the. wooden blocks of this city, whereas
with lire proof structures the rate
would not lie over 21,' per cent. Where
U liio economy tn em th.g wooden struc
ture when it will make difference of 5 per
ee:u in insurance, to say nothing of the
ddel security in life ami property, and the
business-like appearance the city would pre
sent? It is estimated that one-half added
to the cost of a wooded building will he ulB
cieut to eivct a brick. Should a coiirlatiration
arise in its might, and destroy the wooden
buildings in the business portion of Oregon
'i,'v, the property holders who opposed a
e limit, would feel like kicking thcni
ivea J1 tlie way from the basin hi Klev
ilh street.
where they are tluKitteuitvg lite and destroy'
ing property. In this region the employ
era are, ntticb to blame for Importing Italian
and Hungarian pauper labor from Kuvope
to work at larval ion wages.
Ir is dhily becoming more evident that
Hcmcthiug must -ha done to provide for more
tlesn able sites lor new factories, so that wa
ter can lie uliliied from the Kaltsat the low est
cost. There is sutliciei.l power at the Kails
tora hundred mills and factories, but the
maitet of its economic use is the question
of the utmost importance at the present
tine. tVbile the lil-eral offer ot free sites
and free power is made to those erecting
factories, additional inducements should be
perfected in obtaining water without much
expense. It is possible for the locks for
steamboat trausortaiion to be constructed
on this side of the river, as it is claimed In
competent engineers that they could hare
been built on this side for much less money.
This would give almost unlimited power on
the west side for factories from the locks
canal, and woit'd in no way interfere with
mti tgalion. Ail this could I accomplished
much ciieapcr than a canal through Main
Street. a;.d, even if found necessary to util
ise the water on this side of the river, a
flume could lw constructed that would carry
It must lie confessed that the democratic
party has declared a good situ",! dividend on
the farmers' political movement tip to dale,
tt has obtained senators inSmtlt Carolina,
tleorgia, South lakotn and Illinois from
legislatures controlled Ivj the alliance. How
does that suit the republican majority of
the new political party? ,
Tiik Kntkri'Hisk is diligent iu itselVoitf
to become the peer ol any county paper
in the state. To attain this end it asks lis
subscribers each to Induce some other per
son to become a subscriber. This w III help
to give you a better paper and the better
enable it to strive sueoesslully for your in
terests, i . i 1
IVamsti is aroused, uud the chamber of
commerce, proposes to join hands with the
inland empire, and oieu the Columbia
river. The. amount required i 1,TM,IKK1,
and (he money will h raised by subscrip
tion, When this is done there will be
portage railroad and line of steamers,
Os the first Monday in May the voters of
Oregon fity will cast their ballots for a new
set of city olitcera, There i a prevalent
feeling among the people to support none
but progressive men, who have the best in
terests ot'lhe city at heart. The city is hav
ing a steady growth and it requires men of
sound judgment and business ability at the
helm of government.
It is becoming evident that sonrMhlng
must be done to more thoroughly American
ie this country, or we will be overrun with
the pauper and anarchist classes of Kurope.
This undesirable immigration must receive
a ipiietua, or ruin stares our institutions in
the face. Kurope has a faculty of unloading
their criminals and paupers and sending
them to these snores to menace our free institutions.
NtNKTKRN Italians who arrived at New
York last Wednesday, were not permitted
to land under the regulation of the new
law. Four of them were debarred because
they had consumption, as immigrants thus
atllicted are prohibited under the uew law.
Kleven weredeelared to bate a "loathsome."
disease, and the other four were excluded
liecause they were liable to become public
charges.
Tuacititens of t'anemah comphun of the
doings of a lot of boys, who if reports are
true, would I tit candidates for the stale
leform school. A young couple were re
cently marrietl at that place, mid iu the
evening a crowd of hoodlums fitting them
selves out with tin pans, old horns, etc ,
the w ater to the lower part of the city where I ;
surrounded the house. They were Invited
splendid sites exist fur mills anil factories.
Tue bvard of trade holds its regular
ttiontUy meeting next Tuesday evening,
and their attention should be called to the
importance of advertising Oregon City in a
creditable manner. The tide of eastern eni
ijratio.i is already beginning to pour into
Oregon, and it would lie a matter of busi
ness policy for the board to ailopt some ef
fective means of securing a portion ot thes
desirable new comers. Other sections are
tttowing their truniiet3 and parading their
advantages iu a way that will win and at
traci the industrious home si-ekcr. Wecau
not v vu. si' idle, ami wait for the great
Fa!';, of Lie WilLc.u ttt: to 1 an out from its
rockv be: ami sna'r'i the cipita)it and
in to partake of refreshment, but demanded
money, ostensibly to secure liquor, which
was refused. To stdl further give vut to
their spite, they threw rin ks at the passing
mil road train that carried the young peo
ple away the next day.
tn.me
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Joskpii Machkca, the leader or the Malla
in ;.et Orleans, and one of the men who
suffered death at the hands of the citizens,
had been a noted character in New Orleans.
He was a man of great wealth, and was
formerly a very active democratic oliticiau.
In the Sayinour-Itlaircampaign oftSiW, Ma
rheca organized a man hing company of I.TO
Sicilians to take part in- the campaign.
T f i y wore side armisa i l a showy unilitrm,
and it is suid they never paradcnl without
.-hooting every egro ill sight. During
ft'i. iM.ir" overl Hill
this day and age the to-., or ! eve'v I"' !" kiUvi1 '' Ooze" N--
iiitht n:der a bushel. I" "
to advertise itself to j
in tlie tail end of ti.e j
iUn iu iiiu aaiiua war.
li education was not n.irl,,.i...l t...
Ite Kitonded Him Willuinotlo unlvetaitv
and Portland academy, a.'ur whto.lt lit)
taught mdtout (or a time, tin tlmmk.
Um mined to Mttdy rty, and, seeming a
phut! tn a atoru is eletk, beemtm a
"Indent nndnr tils aulsiiutint pditner,
W, U. Johnson, lloiimi coiuploting u.
cottrao h dridoil to California, whine (or
a titnu tie wita Ntudtmt tinder O.' V.
I'nttt, but bomro Ilia tnlnilssion tj the
bur, bo moved tiguitt, but this time l(
Nevada, lit. ho wu adiniitwd in intw,
Soon after lie toturned to Oregon, uud
hung out Ilia ahinglo in Wiuicomla,
wbeiolio n'initn.d dining (lit) greater
part ot m. But tho military m.lrlt
tired Ilia patriotism, and iu tlurall ot ti;i
he was appointed lieutenant iu the r'iHt
Oi-egon, and tnnsteied a eotnpanv, of
which he wascluwon cttptain. Hi com
mission was signed ly tiov. (iihba on
the 4th day ot January, lStl-i. Hin com
mny was ordotvd to I'tut tVdvilln, of
which post he wiu in coinmand during
the summer.
In the (all of tho mm year he was
mustered out, nud svnin alter entered in
to partnuiahip with W, l Johnson for
me piaclHV ot law. Plus partntrihiti
lasted until May, ISStt, having oovereil a
period of twenly-iliree year", during
which time tho tlrm won an enviable
and more than state-wide reputation. In
1870, Mt . Mct'own was adinilled ( the
bar o( the suiirenm court, tho motion to
admit being made hy Senator John It.
MitcheU. . , ,
February S5,lSti, ho married S.truh
M. .Meldtum in Oregon Citv. This
union has been blessed with Vight
cbihli-en. seven ot whom aro living to
mourn tho loss of a parent Thosoare
lleiena II.. Mcldrnn l, Cornelia I.,
Malcoiub, Mabry, Iroiio and Agues
Jessm S. died w lion young The chil
dren are all at home except Helena !.,
who was summoned from Walla Walla,
wbeie she was visiting lelative.
Wlien Itl yenrsof aj;i ho united with
the Ihiptist church, ami sim-e IStiT has
been a leading mid tnlluential member
of the church in Oregon Citv. lie was
thrco tunes elected mavor of the i iiv I
this N-ing the only public position which
bo ever tilled, though be alwava took an
active intercut in fmlilic atraira'.
In January, ISiK), he was stricken with
an apoplectic stioke frvim which he has
never Hilly aroveiod. Kurlv tho past
winter lie luid another very light stroke,
alter which, however, he apt eared much
better than belore and continued toa
nar in his usual health up to the morn
ing of his death, Friday evening ho at
tended an entertainment at (he church
ami Saturday morning Hto his bieakhist
aa usual, after which betook a stroll in
the yard. Keluriung to the house he
passed thronuh the kitchen, nbern two
of his children wore, mid entereil the
sitting room, where he ass found a few
minutes later lying prone upon the llnor
in an unconscious condition M...l.l
aid was smiiinonoil, but before it could
anivo he had hrcnihod bis hit.
Thou.di cut off iu the prime of lilo,
when his labors were just la-ginning to
Vield fruit, his lite bus not been iu vain.
Ilia influence was always for the right,
and his voice a steadfast auniHirter ot his
belief The community will hence'oith
miss mm mora man of such aterling
character and intrinsic worth.
Kev J. C. Heed conducted the funeral
aei vices at the residence, while Meade
IW No J., II. A. tt. had charge of the
eerotuouieB at the cenietei v. he having
been a grand master of tlie post. Ap
propriate resolutions were adopted by
theU. A. K., Oregon City board of trade,
and the Multnomah bar association.
tiexter-
lf,l Front S.reet. I HARDWARE
tf,,A,,1,f . . . . ... v ,T, ..,,...), ..o. li-Ml.M!.
NorthwMirn Anti for
"Ulanniiul,"
3 CSi.J3
l'liitlaiul, Owmoii,
l.mica oi'itili'iii---,riiiiliiiiiiiih
Pinter bsnee- Hllver sn,,,
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WILSON 4
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Crescent Wo.lgort (wtirnuttctl.) II A S Troof tMiAtiw. A muh I lion. Kopo. C
Oregon City Agent,
B. .3 Bellomy,
Ol'l'. C'ltAIOt.VN ItHOS.' IU'lt.IUNti,
Carries u Full Stock of
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
NOTIONS ond
Household Furnishings.
New nml Sccond-tliitiil Fnriiltiim
thiuiihl and Sold.
Can give von a bargain.
CHARrvlAN&CO.
TIIK LKAI'INCt
i:cc
l'esp(tll,,buO
The iickniivvliiilged Itiading thulers lit
Absolute l'urity, Caretul lipcnmg.
Flescrilitions Filltnl by Compelenl
riiarmacists.
Toilet Articles. IVrfnmery. Kino Cigars,
CHARMAN'S BLOCK.
0. J. LOVDJ0Y,
HKAIKS IS
Plain and Fancy Groceries.
The l.ovejoy Hotel set the best table In
the chy with the verv choicest the market
i ailonls.
GOOD EEDS AND BEST ACCOMMODATIONS
toKMKK roiHru ASH MV1S till HI, 'S CITV,
IK
For Inilcbing from the
leading varieties, the
largest and linear breed
ing stock on the I'm illc
coast. Visitor welcome
ii. i.i mi it i i:im a ri.oj i:
GENERAL &
MERCHANDI;
Direct Spring Importations Fl
First Hands.
DRY GOODR, GROCERIES,
THING, BOOTS, SHOES,
FURNISHING
GOODS,
Ipplng
ienlt!i
was th
.ml trl
ooHI R
lank ar
l Indies
Clotli
,f of 0
iiietni
, ii.ntii
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Itnuui
WIV fl'l
inui'c mil
im Imii
1 taken
they
i tl'eighh
ling Hi
tod by I
they
had a vi
lilna Con
l suiiiho
ihlclwt I
on
im tha c
I and a J
awn act i
wiling i
MSI Sit I
cdlttl
during
tly to tin
ever y
fay Woi
page '
C,th New
aunly u
vi i
ins ian
tmhilt C
Hfut it I
cut ront
on that
vowed
niiatloa
In th
Wt art xluKvtt) in lurgt variety fhoioo tmw atylf ami late o..,l"
ti will gtiitrmitoo tho ittttltty ami innke of Utesu (iniiIs in .ntrulled
aH-ots. U'e will noil tlioitt, tmn ami nil, as low ns any li((1ged In
tin re sell holiest gtioilri. tly M t
isnka la
loimi on
pprtip'h
iv'-fllttitilii
tide ol a
BestQnality- Lowest Pr
Our sriiIX DUKSS (itMlhSiA full fi8ortiiiont ainl
Cannot lt stirjmsstul i jsk u Ktylcn if the
anvwlit'iv.
runt: -i
i ... . ,
at !,ct,.
Hv M
tiioi wit!', a niDnU'r uf other pa
in N.-iv Y-
vv.
in.- r.i
Ml 0t
.0(1 l.'ify and !':;i
I his tt'tti-.trv
-.'UlA
:.- f-
.1,;,; -;...u: l r
y Am, r;ri:
i" a pwirsti
the-e '.v-i'tl
j: ni-"i a: d
r i ;:i eu-t
1,
Hit'
'-;1H
,d at
la! i! ..rket vinue,
li. p:
n fur:
and lias advanced
:;h the den-anil and
vth ol the cuiritrv. Today,
is no her;er licld fur investment i
Korui.ve-t. than here; no dace where city,
su.,1.. ,,r fartn prop'Tty can be pur-Cha.-!
so cheai'iy. takU-g into account the
m a. : .'--s-, ti t::uiki-T. tiat1-.. citation taciiities
a I-! i- f-uuori.
Aim
a l.il
io he ,u
hilt language if no moie to lw spoken with
a vile cockney ai cent. The campaign was
there ' -ei l nrK iii v ny H niirru;
jlie ! ture on the formative period of American
hi:-!ore.
Tiik Union Tacilic's Orientnl line of
steamship arc building up immense truRii:
tii-tivc'i'ti Pottlaiel, j-aa Framisco and
China, Japan, and Honolulu. These ships
now all have full cargoes The Canadian
Pacific steamship company have begun an
active cut rate war, hut thi is not likely to
Biuterially Injure the business. 'I he cut in
rates v. ill have the eil'cct of greatly increasing
t'.e sMpmi-i.t of Hour, and extending the
introduction of our Hour in the Chine-so
mrkets The shipif.t-nts were douhlad last
year, and if the cut rates are kept up for
any IcisfctJj ' time the pn-ent slilpmentti
will soon be doubled and trebled. The com
merce between Portland and the Orient is
capable of assuming imnieiise jiroportious.
A i lk' ri.v.K has been received
st i retarj of the Trnns-Mi-sissippi t'nmmer
i lal Co'iffrcs, announcing that this ho ly
which Is to convene at Denver on the 10th
KOI1KKT CAI KIKU1.
Rolierl t'aulleht, w ho died at Ilia home
in Oregon City, Thursday, March 2d,
1.SSU. waa for nearly forty-live years in-
liiu.ilely associated with the hi-tiuvoC
tlieplino. He n iia bo: ri in Ihonshane,
Antrim county, Ireland, May 5, iMii'i,
and in IS,;.', he came to Atnoi'ieii, huid- j
inw at (Quebec, fiom which place he I
traveled to New York. The year follow- I
j ins: he went to New Orleans, where he j
j rem, lim d for Hume year ciiv;a,,ed i:i ;
i btliidilii: slim and ste.imlMi.it cabins, lie i
1 ) afterwards went to Cincinnati. In KIT, '
I I lie matt led .In ne 1'tirtiside. who hik vivos '
i. jiiitn, thocgi'i in tjintf leeble heiltli.-
who loves I i"-"" union -was t.li -s-'d with eiM i
tiit.ili'fii live ol woiMii Kohi'tt, lav:d, !
v mines, li.. onvanl ii. nint .Mr, t luiu
li isthiitn, ate sfi I living.
In tlu spiinu of Is", Mr. t'aiiti, 1.1,
ith liis iie a:. I two y,.m, cml.h.'ii,
Ktiirted (nun t'imvnimtt with ("t lm-"
to l; u:ii, i and a t Ic f gtHU lor Oreiron t'itv,
il the Kiii- ' re.icliing their ilestimition in th" lull.
v hi.tt in the- 1'ancadi's Mr. Caiiiieid's
tnums all gave out, and ho waa oblijjeii to
Icavu his wife with her two ehilihen
and hia niothei -in-law nlomj in tho
mountains, for u week, while lie came
i down to the valley and proeur, d teama
to brini! in his moods,
from the I,''fiiiu' the first purl of bin trip across
the plains he was m coinnanv with . on
Smith's mormon caravan, en route for
Salt. Luke, that lifoat I'Xjiohciit of the
Latter Day Saints being of the party.
in me tall or IN17, ho opened u general
ho il l"
women ir
n;n''t! l', '
s in tiilk. ;
n hi-torv :
Christian Kocher
AURORA, ORECON.
raroEiaKTT,
Livery, Fceil nml Sale Stable
ORECON CITY.
I.OCU'KI! IIKTWKI'N Tim HltltniK ASP
IlKI'liT
l,.iilio nml Slti'ilo I
mr-U"; tihv.-ivs tm !
owest iitiivs. A cnrt-i
with tlie kirn I'll'
Infill hi, ite-n r, --.u-i,,.
i alN-mied
Coinitlt'tt' linos of Sinitli
AngrH htisiory ainl iKrwn
('ttrsit'ts have
)n il
igin ear
sat the I
made I
I Insect
it prene
t, HiJuii
. I i ,i !!(ib
N litMil IIouxu Imttt gtfJi'
he fro i
betU-i
ttentae1
arriving,
Th ly huuso H.mthf::
lt H'll
land rarrvmc a full
irwtw1
rcct'ivpil
(!.r..u.nanl Kngli,!2?t
(JriMt'riw.
m, or
Kl't I!
f know
I thine I
d ap
Our annual direct importation7',
leas have amved and defy
competion in .prices.
day ol May, will In; the first organized effort
toward uniting the country west of the Mis-J iiierchiiiidice store in a small building on
sisstppi river, me onject or tnts meeting t tne ii wnere ins son, t'.iiwanl li., ts
as stated, is to finite the commercial inter
ests and strength of the itfeat country lying
we.-t of the Mississippi river in matters ot
national legislation, etc. Denver appreciates
the honor of being the first city in which a'
regularly called meeting of the representa
tives of the Kreat West is to be held, and
will leave nothing undone to make the oc
ca ioii one long to he remembered by those
who honor her with their presence.
lllOUK.U'IllCAL.
Vr.
the act of March, Kd, any bona
it- under the pre-emption, liuma-
'TIiEI.
t-!i: -t:t
fctc.,1-;, -r i.iier jetth.-inent law has the rih
to '.r-in.-fi-r. Uy warranty against his ov. t
a't's, any portion of his elajm for church
c; :,i tery, or fcliool purposes, or
for the
r.'c!it of way of railroads, canals, reservoirs,
ordilchcj for irrigation or drainage across
it; and tbe transferror such public purposes
m no way vitiates the right to complete and
perfect tlie title to his claim.
P"T a 'ort while fl'o the Ktnperorof
i"r.)9iiy ', as wiiiing to make coiic-.-.-ioiis
to tlie hociaiisis. Ko,v iiis policy i.i juorc
I!i inarckiau. ft is a notorious fact that the
Or.'nan army is largely impregnated with
socialism. At stated intervals the barracks
a:'i; searched for socialistic literature, and
vcr t'.vo hundred and fifty men are at pres
ent irnpri -our I in dirTerent fortrees for
having tabooed hook:-) and journals in their
fosession.
I!rlef Skelclics of lire I-lrc'i of Ttvo of
Oregon lily's Honni'itl Cilizens,
FKKhlNANIl O. MCVOWSC.
Tiie news of the suddon death of Caji
tniti Ferdinand O. McCown, of this city,
which occurred March 2H, 1H!H, was re
cuivotl with sadness by his many friends
throughout the stuto.
now in hiisniess lhe bnsini'ss then
es!:ililished lie continued till In"-'.
In 1H1!I, hn became iuibueil with tho
gold erazeund went to California, leaving
his wife and a clerk in charge of the
store. In the mines he was soon taken
sijk and returned to Oregon City the
same year.
Jn 18o0, ho was elected county treas
urer of Cliicktiinus county, which oflirc
he held for thteo succesice annual
terms. I he crtilicfites of h,s election
are still among his collection of papers,
as is also his passago eertilicuto and a
letter of commendation from thn minis
ter m the parish where ho was born.
Mr. Caulield was afterward elected
county judge, which position Im tilled
creditably and acceptably. He also
served two terms iu the city council.
About two years ago he began to show
symptoms of failing bi-ulth, and for two
inonllm past hn was perfectly helpless.
About two we-ks ago by rallied some
what, and in company with his wifn
strolled otttof doors and across the Hired,
but on Sunday hu went to bed and on
Thursday afternoon ho peacefully hatred
Deceased wuh born in Kanawha
county, in what m now a part of West j to his rest surrounded bv his fai'nilv. '
Virginia, January 11, IS.'iO, of William Judgi Caufielil as bo was familiarly
and Charlotte Summers McCown. His I "alien, was a man ot sterling integrity
father seems to havn been possessed of
!a restless disposition, for ho moved
many times. The thirteenth move was
made while, l-'eidinand was yet a lad,
and was to the present situ of Kansas
Citv. In 1853, as a lad of 12, he accom
panied his parents on the overland trip
across tho plains. He settled on a farm
near Needy, where ho lived with his
father till of age to start in life for him
self. When about IS years of ago he en- J
conservative in his views and fearless in
the execution of what appeared to him
his duly. His life was always an ex
ample, to the community in which hn
lived, and that community (ho better
for his living. His funeral took plain
from the I'reshvterian church.
Tiik Kntbui-kihu ollleo is prepared to
do every variety of horse bills, promptly
at rorUaiid pricua. Katisfuttion guaranteed.
:'s, mm sau
!ltl Mt Ho I ., , , ,
,',im,i,-!,,i : ti a till iu: i vn r,Tnr.T r n i n n i
r f r i - b w'liPiJiri1'! r m sail v i
in.-: si..,!,. i u a i n i iti i nun u ii ii 1 1 1 it I
s..kpi-,m,:,v ut.emied to 1.) v.-.i i tXS UUJLIUJUU i lUlt Ui lliliUiH
i lli'i .
horses Sought and Sold. 1 Qrin -TI A .
:rTc'v::':;c n mm rrMKr rii5r ry aj
P'ompt re'let mav I," h.-. 1 lv u -.n - R f T- m ' I .. ', ' i ' f .
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(fiL m m
Btimiifi iinnn v linn
AANtaifi til vviiiiu
ttj ver Dregon ( ily liaiik. jt-j j,
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One ten hoi an power traction thresh
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also, one Sonini'tw drug suv, wild car
riage and bolts all cnmpli'te, mi I in good
runuingorder; nearly new. W ill lie sold
at a great bargain if sold soon.
Inouiiu ol C II. bit.
CLIFF : HOUSE,
The only first-chis,- Hotel
in Oregon City.
BEST ROOMS. COCD BOARD
W. P0RTKH,
General : : Blacksmith
IIOUSK HIIOKIN'fl A
Shop
in the rear of pi
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HPKiTAbTY,
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hhfz Mki Female Pills.
W will have some of tho most
iiliottt tho lirsl. of March. These
Look out fur our wimlmvH ti limit that
Wo will carry I Inn stittiiiii-r a.i line a liu.
sidi! ol t.lm MisHotin rtvrf, Call am
tlii ti tho lalest ntvlc.
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nil till) Ilirl.ft, Hrvrr
full, Kui'cesslitlly tnud
hy pnmiluent ImliuH
monthly. Uunraiiteii
to rellevn siiiijirt'inmi
inctmtruallon.
fUnCSAPE! CERTAIN!
Ilnii't he hiiwliiiKan!,
Have Tone, Hoitllii,
Biiilmonej ;tHkeiui oth
ei. Kent to any mMri'ni,
t'-i'lire hv !nlll tu.
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Aiiurc'iii,
THE ftPHRO KED1CIKE COHPJBy,
Vl'UBtcm Uruui-h, Box V, I' lilt i LA'i it, C IV
for salo by Cliarman &, Co.
Hrtiggists, Oregon City, Or.
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Next Dour to iWoilu'o, ()n.K,,i City, ()rj.g,ni.
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and DfiilciH in all lundii uf MacliiiuiroiUvt
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