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Special Notice!
(IladntOne Hawnilll Company rintiU)
ltig prim lur liiinlwr delivered In
iin patinC llin City, vie:
inn HoiIKh AIM
i l,uii.lr .... It HO
litf, Oiling, Hustle, KImkIiImk
ititwrKiral l ii o
I phkola, full alts k on hand.
t i'Iuhh mill, khhI work ruiiii tlellv.
II. K. IIIOHH, Mnimiri r.
' WtAfHRK Itl'M.KTIN No. II.
lits'M weather cmp repot t fur the
ending HhI iinluy , Juno L'l), 1HUI,
Heavy rwl(i have hindered liny
ill Full wheat Imn IihIki'iI to Hum
I and clover i Injured. Weeds
(riiwn rapidly, wtiflo llio trrnuiul
Ml loo wet to enltivate, SnniiK
erupa r ui'iu-mlly dolnit wcl,
It sunshine and weather a retreat
rfed, ClmrrhJ r sulft-ring (torn
ini In soma pliD rntthiK on the
Although till) Weather hull 1HI
ni and rwinv, crops In general, with
;tpt!orUl fisv, are dolou well. Tim
mm Ii -prevalent In Marlon mill
omitlcs, tun iliu crop la urowiittf
, In Kaatern Oreuon Hie rain was i
ni lxn!H to heat, liny lift twen
il to inime extent. The Mcrptttrtt ol
lit Union, Umatilla mill Wnlln
OoUlltlea II kwvll Increased i'U
lit, ftiul tlm yield r acre w ill lie
or greater tlmn last year, In
.h'u1i!k, eclally in the west
rth ul i'cndli'toii mul weal of
Wall tlii wheat Imn I htm tiuriil
A fow fields will not be tmt. On
it hills and hitfh lands tlm wheat
pwr Iwtler than liit year. Tlm
: (mill I'ttHtiun ttri'ipm nml Wash-
i fl't"! ptesent Indications will be
,: M two iiiillioiin or ilium IhihIihIh
! ..I n( lat vi'iir.
n. (: tii Tkmi'I.aiiii. Tin' tnanly'
Hi niinmil Kxaaion (if I In' Krulnl
'I t'rrtfiin IniliMnitilit OnliTut
I inrn linn juit bwil cuirliiiliil
ii-! a, ftltcr nu nni-vMilful w
i p. t diij'ii timiiil lmln tilllicia
' ' I l'r tliw fimuiiiK vi'r u (ul
iU'.T; IIiiijIi llmrimiit, JIIVr
i, t'. KiukIiI, -tiili-iiii U. V, T..
.urnn I,. Smith, Kiliun ; U. H ,
J K'l'iii'n,Tli Diillnn; O. T.,
-r , hali-m; tl. H, J. T., Mi T.
c, l's I'nlli'ii: ( l'lini , Mm. M
t. r. MfttiMii; tl A. H., V M
, Cant-v; tl, M , t'lmmii'y t'iiw,
ml; ti. l. M , MIm HiM'Siiiijck,
vii!i-: Ci C Mini Mnry Htiimnii ;
;i A-nt ,A hnyili'i, 1'oilliinil;
, T. JiilmiKin, Ji'iri'rwm. The
Ii. '.;,.; K ill IIIIM't llHXt VI'MI Ht TIlC
hi-fmnailjiniriiini'tit, n''iluiniim
itil , teil Oil wvurnl mihlorti, n
i!i.itlunl (inti ronihrtiiiiiK the
W'iitiJ prlr.i'iih' ul tlm onliT
' ,! lit.nluit'lii-o fur tlm Inilivicluul
! stiStuiil by the will of the hm-
li.MMtnte."
ID . I'UMKNT KoKKMAN Tll8
( ii'ii'tnun of tlm Kmpira Mhihi
iiiiCu, , who utiilti". tlmt ho wnn
8 limn who innilt! tlit eompUinl
it Jnlin Smith, nn t'in)loyfB ol
jmpuriy, fur iilt, whs man
In l iu KMrkRi'iiiNK of luBt !(, j
hut ht tiikri no pnrt In such rtw, I
mil i ni nl wu iiimlii by Mii lmol
vi ha wiu formerly fortiumn
i fiMtttry, hut now tiniployod in
ic!i!!" niton. It whk not lite In-
i tn iKt tlm pnmunt (uroimiii of thn
t nn InitiHlii'ii, hut tlmrv wim
pii'vuliMtt on lh Ktrti'lti to the cf'
hut it wan llio prHnt foituunu
Inctorv win) iiiHlituliHl l!to pro-
K Thin linph'tmion Tint Kntkr
in pliitii to rorri'i't . Mr, Frniw
Kfi'innn iiiiilrr the old uiiiihiku
i' Thaciikkh' Ahuociation. Tlm
m for tliu hiiiiuhI nuH'tiiiK of tlm
I Ji'iirhorn Annociulion to t hold
'port, on YiMpiinit buy lioniJtiin1
l!v Imn hiti'ii ri'frlvi'd nt thi"
Ol citicitiiB of Newport linv
: i t'oiuitiittco who will do nil
i , Br to innko tho Mtnv of thono
ii i t pU'UHimt. I'rof. 1'Vnnk Uin
' uitv, will opiui n (llmiiiiwioii
Vii.rt Hhull Wo TiHich ' Ar
i. hiivo bi-en mmlo forroduc
i (.ii.'s ovor nil the ruilrond line",
in loral conmiilleo hat HrratiKwl
iiui and loduinu lo niombern of
i'!uion at $1 per day. The
oi itative and numicAl lalAiit in
.to will lie present and lake part
isxortiara,
BKitv, Khiiit Farm. Mohsm.
and JM oha, of Oregon City wool
1h, lusve twottly-llve acres planted
t tltelr furm about onu and
U niilen bulow this city on the
hie of the river. They bIbo
i live acre in atrawljprrioa thin
, of thfl aharplcaa and ever bear
iriotiM, Mr. It, 8. Hentie butt
"f tint h int farm. This is only
tho dosons of fruit fariiia in this
f, and the enor((olio proprietors
it lKiQiiinit the work of making
fliiHiva fruit farm. The Bull is
lily adapted to this purpose, and
prove a profitable investment.
Tii at Clackamas. Clackamas, la
or celebiatinK the Fourth of July
J ntylo, and as usual will have a
uino the coming national day.
will be a grand procession, with
cur, etc,,reading of declaration of
ndeiico, the iiard of statoB, ora
itmio, prices for the handsomest
id Knt!eman, with basket picnic
pnian'a grove. I'mes will bo of
) winners in sports and races of
Is. An egg race for women will
of the attractive features, and nn
gamea of other kinds will he In-lt,
I'pnoti'ai, I't'i'ii.s in liirwrf No. 44.
Tlm following iiiiplln wio miitln-r
ahmott nor lanlv, miilng lh iimntli end
IngJuiiiillili, IHUli l.oiiUu lloileinmii,
Flln Ktt-wiirl, Tibbie Htewiut, Vokh
Viilsih, Albert llli'hfy, tho Klciiry,
Orvllla Jiorini, Frmik If Ut.iy, JVter
Velaeh, Hunie rtlewiut, l')iinirt iJiekey,
Willie jli'ilerliiitil. I'Munr Wilhiow, KHIh
Klchoy, Mauuik (uirraindit, Teacher.
Tint Gunk" (Joh. While ih rain
Iihk, lo n certain exlwiil, nlfii'ted the
entire fruit crop if has ruined the cherry
crop far as foreign shipinc it aie con
nvrund, The t'allfurnla crop Is a fnlluiu
and San Frani lM'o nieicluuiis hud mule
arrangcmentl for Ihu nin lino of the
On'gim stork, When the heavy rains
I eg.ill they coiiiiteriiialiiled tlielr otiliim.
There are no sound cherries in the mar
ket. W. T. A.TCorKijtcTioM.-On last
Haturdav a meeting ol the direciors of
the W. t. A 1 Co. was held In I'orlland.
The members of the board of directors
present from this city wr : C O. T.
Williams, Thoa. Ch irnian, P. II, Can
Held and (I. A. Harding. The Mllcera
elected at a meeting held on the previous
Monday were Installed, as follows :
0. It. Caulleld, president; Thou. Chut-
nun, vice-president j and I'. F. Morey,
secretary,
HrniNKua Imihovinii Nolwllhi.tiiiid
liig the general iiiiiipliiliit of tl it 1 1 limes
the bummtftK of J, W, (('Council, the
clothier and hatti-r, hits incna-ed to
siii'h an extent that he has einplnyed a
mm' clink, Mr. A. F. Tierce, recently of
Illinois, He Is couliiiitally stocking up
bin siore witit new giHHls and cai rien no
shop-won ntiH-k, lie has hud the front
ul iiinatiire hainlsoiiiely pninied in black
ad gold, which glcs it the iiiost nt
tmctive appearance of any business
hiiustt in the city
(.hlMIM'uSK ON TMK AltlUIA. All
Ohio uiaiiufitcturcr has been seeking
thiough i he Salem Statesman for a lie
k1i of saiidctoiie suliahle for making
giiiiilRtolien, It I now leportcd that
the Miur.iy stone quarry in this county
on the Aliiipia. thirteen . tullm front
Silvertou, is llrt class (or griliiUtonas
Tins atoiin is an id pi ul ex.'idlent
quality. Orindsl mes nimlu of It have
liei. hi uxe for vears and have done
good service. Clackamas votiuly ha
the best deposiu of atone of various
kinds in the state.
HkTI SMKII FaoH TIIK CjlASf. M"S1S
II. T. Mailin, A J Smith, and Ii, W.
Thomas returned this week from a trip
to Nestuct I'BV, and roport having bail
a veryvougli trip on account of the
heavy rains Mr. Martin was formerly
connected witli I'rof. Marsh, of Kansas,
ill the t oiled Nlulra ginhnical re -cure 1 1
and surveys, mul hits made a Hoe col.
h ction of fusils. He fiutiid smite raie
Kt iniens iltnlng his vinit to tlm con!,
and coiiidirs this pait ol Oreiuu n line
Held (or the geologist . Mr. Martin will
lliitkn all eH'oit to g,-t tierioiHiiuii to
I ... .L.. - ....tt. . ..I I. . I I . . 1
utiiK,- n , iii-i-,iiii hi nmnin Hli WCIKI
them east.
A Ft XI. l(KI'KkKNTArol I't llllt ll
his repiirlml that it will probnhly be
illiniMlile fur some o the ineililicl'S of
F com parr)' to attend the encampment
at St, Helens, as thev are afraid ol
losing theli tnatiliiiiis by leaving at that
tune. Kiiiployeis slmiil 1 by all aus
give their cmplojea nil opH.rliinily :o
attend the eiu ami'iiieiit, aa it i very
iniirt.iiit th.it I-' coiiipuiiy ahould Im
fully tepMfented to nutke a creditable
"hiiwiiig. As the llrst week after the
Fourth ol July is the dullest of the year
in business circles, it is homd eiuployeis
will readily grant a leave of absence' to
their help. A full representation of
F company will bo a good advertisement
lorOn-giti City,
Uano F.xitHnioN The Willamette
Coronet Hand will give their excursion
to the O N (i. encampment at St.
Helens, on Thursday, Julv Hth. Kvery
ell'ottia being made lo innko this the
most sticcenstiil excursion of the season.
The steamer L' inline has been charteicil
for the trip, and will arrive on abort
time, thus giving the excursionist the
greater wrt of the day on the grounds.
All the companies of the First Hegiment,
O.N. ti , will he in camp, and visitors
will never have a better opportunity lo
witness the military evolutions of the
state militia. From the lautt landing
to the encampment grounds, shady
groves add to the amieararu-e of the
scenery, and (rum the 'lank oj the river
a splendid vli w is alforded of Mount
Hood and St. Helens and a ixirtion of
the slate of Washington. No better o
poi tuiiity w ill present itself for a pleas
ant day's outings
Fikbt Kkoimknt Kscampmknt. F.
company are making rapid strides to
ward pei feci ion in the art of drilling,
and will make a creditable showing in
camp at St. Helens during tho week
following thn Fourth ol July, Colonel
Heche has issued order that the encamp
ment ol the regiment will be doxiginatcd
as Camp Oihbon, in honor ol Hrigadicr
(ii'imnil John Gibbon. The ollicial
camp orders have been received (or the
information and guidance of the regi
ment while in camp. Section second, of
tlto orders provides as follows; This
regiment having been ordered Into camp
hv the conimamler-in-cliiel in compliance
with the requirements of the Btata milli
tarv law, attendance thereat is compul
sory, and excuses for absence will not he
entcrta nod. All absentees at any time
during the continuance of the encamp
ment, except upon authority aa herein
after deaignated, will be required o
anoear heore the regimental court ol
disipline and fined aa in ita judgement
may be directed.
Fkstival at Mountain Vibw. A
very pit as nit literary entertainment and
strawberry festival was given at the
Congregational church at Mountain
View laat Friday evening. Notwith
standing the rain and mud the church
was pretty well filled. The program
commenced with Instrumental music and
singing by Mr. Win, Raucli and daugh
ters, which was followed with well ren
dered recitations by Misses llaiiol Gil
ford, Elizabeth Ely, Martha Katich, Ag
gie Beattie Ella Grout, Annie Darling,
Mary Ely and Master Eddie Hauch, in
tersiwrsed with singing. Messrs. Geo.
Kinearson and Meldrum MuCown repre
sented Oregon City at the festival, ac
companied by a representative of Tub
Kntkrcuisk. Meldrum tried to retail
some of his old Oregon City gags to the
boys sitting around Ely's store before
the entertainment began, but they
wouldn't bite. At .the festival George
Kinearson ate 50 cents worth ol cake
with a ten cent order ol strawberries and
cream, and apologized by compliment
ing the quality of tho cake. The straw
berries wore served with genuine cream
and excellent cake. Miss Hoattio's re
citation was snlendil, and dolivorod
with good elocutionary effect.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
Mr, John Jeitn'iigs went to llwaco
Tuesday on a slent busims trip.
Mr, lili'liur.l Kcott, ol Mllwauklu, lias
tiie'euled the Hahv Home at Fast
i'orllaml with a good milch cow.
A good assort men! of nillinei y comls
at I'nik I'hice Cash Store lat ladow
I'orlland prices,
The members of the federated tradea
,a I'oitliind, contemplate having n picnic
excursion to th.n city.
For bargains In sah, doors and
mouldings, go to K. Flnlcy, shop back of
Pope's Co's hardware store
Mr, John (ii'lett now step very high
around the town of Mountain View, on
account of the arrival of a hoy.
The case Mgnlust T, W, Hlelck, (he
alleged defaulting school eleik of Alhlua,
has been poslaiued III definitely.
Mr. 0, E A. Krevlag, the live grocer,
announces that he has a la'ge mock of
fruit jam, which will be sold cheap.
Mr, Geo. L. Btory, who wont to Har
ney valley last Hummer, has returned to
Oregon t'ity for a brief viit lo bis par
ents. Chaplain C. C. Italeman, of Van
couver, will be the orator of the day at
the Portland celebration on the Fourth ol
July.
Chariiiiiu A Sou are paying the hlghext
price for wind, nml i-clUng gsids, quality
considered, cbeiiH'r than any aloie lit
Or-'gun City,
Hull. It. It. I.ill'lcll.hnenieilv probata
judge of Ness county, Kansas, has been
induced lo locate in Ibis city at the
solicitation of Hon. U.C. Ilrowiiell.
io to ('Illinium A Son, and examine
the immense stork of summer goods,
lace and fancy bats in great variety.
Indies' summer jackets for 1
Mr. Sol Garrison, the Ii ve news rust
ler of Thk Kxtkhi'Iusk at Canbv, w as In
Oregon City Saluulay Mr 11. A. Iee,
of that place accompanied him here.
Closing out sale of sash, doors, and
mouldings at K, Finle' shop back of
l'o A ( u'a hardware store. The tx-at
bargains ever ollered in Oregon City.
Mr. A.T. !ix, loruieily a resident of
Canhy, but now of the slate of Wash
ington, was in Oregon City Satutdav.
He slill has proirly interests in Clack
auius county.
lit the porecdings of (be Wihdtart
Thomas rase of hit week, il should have
read : (ieoige Wilehnrl plead guilty to
j assault on Job Thoinns, and was lined
' f 12, w hit h he paid.
! Col. Ctirrey and Son Imve retired
i from the uiiiiiiiieiiiciit of the Grant's
I I'ass ('miiier The laM issue cam" out
i under the direction of tle new publinher,
Jerry Nnnan. of Corvalhs.
A move is on foot tti establish a camp
of the Sons (S Veterans at this lace.
Tweiitv-loor mimes have already been
enrolled, unl il is expected thirty
charier member will be secured.
As an evidence that there are loo
nianv newspapers in some (tortious of
Oregon, the .S,t tnglield tiazelte, w hich
was started itltout three months ago,
gave up the ghost the other day. ,
Thayer A Alden Tcr at a bargain
a one six-home power traction engine
and senate tor. Has only been used two
years and is in good repair. Wood saw
goes with it. I' h e, ra). 4t
The (.'enlrul Point F.ntetprise says
that Hcv. Puroits, of Oregon City, who
attended lite llrst annual meeting of the
ttogiio Hiver Valley Camp Meeting asso
ciation, delivered a very forcible, sermon
in Ihe afternoon and returned to Oregon
City in the evening.
There was an exciticg hull game Sun
day between the Spokane and Portlands
The game stood ti to 5 in favor .ol the
SKikane. Twelve innings were played
ankle deep in mini. The umpire, Con
over, was severely criticised, as his de
cisions lost the Portlands the game.
The West Coast Lumberman, formerly
the Wealth of the Northwest, is now
published monthly by Frank B. Cole,
it is devoted to the lumber 'interests of
the northwest Pacitic coast, and is
withal a lively, interesting and instruc
tive journal, and is published at Tacoma.
General Kusoll A. Alger, ex-governor
of Michigan, passed through Oregon City
Friday night in a special car, accom
punicil by hie family. He was on his
way to San Francisco, ami did not have
time to stop oil' to see the manufiicturiiig
industries and great water power o(
this city.
Mrs. Hosie Wilson, of Sauvie's Island,
daughter of John Dunn, an old resident
there, drowned herself in a slough last
l rnhiv. Her action of suicide arose from
the fact that she married Wilson while
her piel'ertuico was for a cousin named
Morgan, to whom her parents objected.
Three hundred and fitly dollars have
been subscribed for F company, Tho
uniforms were to bavo been shipped on
tho . 20th dnst. ' F, will be the only
company in tho regiment . with full
dross uniforms, the Portland companies
having only dress coatB and helmets.
A boy' at Mnnntaiii View the other dsy
found a jflO gold coin evidently made in
California, and bearing the date, of
i8ft2, With the letters S. M. V. If any
of the readers ol Tub Entkrckisb can
throw any light on (10 coins of that date
and lettering, the will please communi
cate with this office, as coins of that
demonstration and date evidently possess
historic interest.
In another column will be found the
law card of , Goorge C, Brownell,, law
yer. Mr. Brownell baa filled the oflice
of county attorney In Kansas,', and was
also attorney (or two' different railroad
corporations. He conies highly recom
mended and has letters of introduction
from Ex-senator Ingalls, of Kansas, and
senator. Mitchell, of this state.. His
oflice for tlm present is with Messrs.
Burney & Draper.
A gentleman from Beaver creek, who
called at this oflice Monday states that
the Fourth of July celebration to be
held near Edward Hughes' place is not
a sectarian affair, but was gotton by the
people of that plaoe irrespective of any
particular church or creed. The peoplo
of that section are united in their efforts
to have a Fourth of July celebration,
and are determine) to make it a grand
success.
fresh WI hot on hand constantly al
K. (j Cauflcld'a pharmacy, five cents (sr
glass, -
Mr. E. W. Randolph, receullyof Iowa,
lots purchased a limine and two lots in
Green Point addition, and coulemplaten
erecting another lieal cottage on the
prtiatrty , i
Mr. Earnest Elliott has sank a well on
his place near the head of Seventh
street, eighty-five feet In depth, and
will obtain a supply of splendid water
The excursion from Newberg that
went uu the Columbia on tiie steamer
Undine last Saturday bad 3K) passen
gerson board. The iiiangrs of the
excursion are said to have cleared fjl.'iO.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Uo to Wilson & Cooke for Oliver plows,
Logger's scale boards absolutely cor
rect at this office.
Warren A Holman. Funeral Directors
and Undertaker. Oregon City Bank
building.
Fine Pillows made to order and Mats
Itugs, etc., of neat designs at Warren k
llolinau's.
Good plastering and bricklaying sand
for sale cheap. Apply at poatoflice.
Mitwaukie, Oregon.
A lot of plant are on sale at Liver-
more's hotel from the Oregon City Green
House. Leave orders there for cut
(lowers.
Foa Hai.x. Boat bouse and ten boats.
Will teach business ol boatmaking
to purchaser, Good bargains for right
party. Ueasons for selling getting loo
aged, Thus, llumtv, Oregon City. Or. tf
Mr. A. W, Schwan. who conducts the
tin and idoiiihiug establishment in the
old Methodist church on Seventh street,
is preyared to do all kinds of plumbing,
tin roofing, manufacture window blinds,
do all kinds of repairing at lowest rates.
For a troublesome cough there is noth
ing Is-tler than Chamberlain's Cough
Kemtdy. It strengthens the pulmonary
organs, allays any irritation and effectu
ally cures the cough. It is especially
valuable (or the cough which no often
lollows an attack of the grip. For tale
by U. A. Harding, Druggist.
Farmkhs, Attxntion A rare oppor
tunity lo secure a header and thresher
almost as good as new at a bargain.
Mounted Woodhnrg ten-horse power.
The famous J. I. Case Agetata thresher.
Also one ten-foot Haines header in good
order. Call on the undersigned. Wm.
IUhi.ow, Itarlow'Sialion. 4 t
In almost every neighliorhood there
is some one or more persons w hose lives
have lieen savetl by I hamberlain'a Colic,
Cholera and Diarrho;e Keinedv, or w ho
have len cured ol chronic diarrhoic by
it. Such periodB lake special pleasure
in recoinmeiitiing ihe remedy to others.
The praise that follows the introduction
and use makes It very popular. 25 and
50 cent bottles for sale by G. A. Harding,
uruggisi.
A suggestion : If you are troubled
with rheumatism or a lame back, allow
us to suggest that you try the following
simple remedy: Take a piece of flannel
the sixe of the two hands, saturate it
with Chamberlain'sPain Balm and bind
it over the seat of your pain. It will
produce a pleasant warmth and relieve
you of all pain. Many severe cases
have been cured in this way. The Pain
liabam can be obtained from G, A.
Harding. Druggist.
IG.W
NOW IS THE TIME
TO PAINT
AND
IE
PHARMACY
IS THE PLACE TO BUY,
IF YOU WISH
The best grade of Taintf, Oils
and Varnishes at the low
est market prices.
AGENCY FOR
Best Brands . Mixed Paint
ALSO A
FINE STOCK BRUSHES
Remember the place near the
court house.
Prof. Dunn Says
There
is no surer
or worthier pledge
of the intelligence and
the purity of any commun
ity than their general purchase xif
Books; nor is there any one who
does more to further the attainment
and possession of these quali
' ties than a first-class
Bookseller.
C. G HUNTLEY
Keepiall the. latsat ,
Books and Periodicals,
Together With a line line of
Stationery.BlankBooks
Etc.. Etc.
Fancy groceR
EEMILLIHMS
OREGON -o-
Specialties.
VEGETABLES.
GREEN FKUIT3.
DRIED FRUITS.
SALT FISH.
TEA. COFFEE
FLOUR. FEED.
CANDIES.
NUTS.
ETC. ETC.
AGENCY
IMPERIAL
EGG
FQOD.
just
CITY.
Fancy Groceries
CANNED CHICKEN.
LOBSTER.
SHRIMP.
CLAMS.
CRABS.
SOUP.
OLIVE OIL.
OLIVES & CAPERS
CURRIE POWDER.
ETC., ETC.
MASON FRUIT JARS Xnteedto fit
, EXTRA CAPS AND RUBBERS.
DKNT0N
LOTS AND TRACTS
On the west side of the river on the Oregon City and Portland road,
and Willamette river. Twenty-five minutes walk from the suspension
bridge. Affords a splendid view of the river, Portland and the East
side. This tract has been slashed and sown in grass. Will be sold
cheap on easy terms. Apply to
J. TOMPKINS, OREGON CITY.
G
OREGON CITY
K
AND FLORAL GARDEN
Have constantly on hand a large assortment of Flowering Plants. Shrubbery and
Bulbs with large assortment of best varieties of Hoses Cut flowers at all
times and Funeral Decorations a specialty. A large stock ol
strong, healthy. Tomato, Cabbageand Cabflower plants to
tie had at Green House, or E. E. Williams or
Newton's grocery stores, Oregon City.
JOSEPH COLLINS & CO., Park Place P. O.
H. T. mflRTIfl
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IX
All Kinds of Rustic Furniture
All work guaranteed and the best of "material used.
Settees, - 16 00 Rocking chairs, - 5 00
Arm Chairs, - 4 00 Flower Stand, - - $3 to $9
Lamp Stand, - - and 3 Diningroom Chairs per set, $15 00
Small Rocking Chairs and Baby Chairs to order.
P0PE& CO.
This old and reliable firm always keep in stock a full line of
leaf!, Sli al Mifactai
Harflware, Tinware, nit.
Plumbing, Gas Eitting & Jobbing
Attended to Promptly. Es
timates Furnished.
OREGON CITY OREGON
i & Young !
- MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN-
PLAIN and FINISHING LUMBER
(Fir, Spruce and Cedar; also Laths, Pickets, Shin-)
"sli ) 6le8 Et0, SniPPe(l to a11 points on
( the river or by rail. )
I f I
Mill situated on Willamette river at I
OREGON