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    Oregon City Enterprise.
FRIDAY, NOVKMIlKIl 27. iKitl,
Society Directory.
OKK..WN III V IIOAKII OF THAUK."
Mama at (,'iiuil ItiiiiMdii MmiiiuI aloiiilay III
" ", in wvnima,
r. K. tMNAI.IMoN, J, T. AI'I'KltMON.
KoUllMaiJf, PrmMiHit,
OANHY 1IOAIIII or THAUK.
VwUat kiil.tiia HalM'anl.r, on ftral mil
(Mini iri,i. hi iim multllt. Vl.ll.iri wlwin.
MULTNOMAH UlUUK. NoT l,XY A, H.
Hnlili lit riilr ("iminiilitrallniia tin Aral
ana until Haiurilaya r mho mmilli l 7 HU r. M
Uralbrau liiaoiKlalaiMtlni r Invllr.l inattauil
W.i CAIll.l., W. M,
T. r. HYAN.aiwraiary.
OHKUON I.OIKJK. Nik I, 1. O. 0. t. "
Meait rrf Tlmrailay aven ..a at 7 at) o'clwa
T u In Hi (Mil Kalluwa' Hall, Main atroal.
unnuiara uf tiia ortlurar ma noil tu alleiitl,
Hj Onlar ul W A. Miilliu, N (I.
lima, Kyaii, Hiannilarr.
9AUM KNt'AMI'MKNT, Nn 4, LO O K
Mmo Ural and ililril Tni.a.layail aarh mmith,
at i Miu ronnwi nail, MnmiHira ami vlalilug
pairiarrna, puriliany invilnl Hi aMiMHl,
I. II.JKr, i W. OViiNHKIl,
Mrrllx. Chief falrlarrh
OMWKHO Ui7.(ir, NO Wl, I, O. o, K
Mania al (Mil Kalluw'a hall. awii. avarr
Haliir.laf vanina Vlalilug lirailirau maila
Wfiiinnia II (I. hriaawkATiiaa, N. 0.
J. K, mm r, Bre.
MXAHK I'OHT, Nil 1 11 A K.. HKI'AlirMKNT
ur uur.iKin.
tftwla Drat Mttmlav n( aach miililh. at K nf
P Hall. (rr(mi ( Itjr. Vlallliif miwrailaa mailt
waiiMiinv,
OK.O A. HAHIUNIt. t:nniman.1iT.
UEN. I HOOK KOMT. Nn, ti I). A. II , l'c.rt
maul o (irriuu.
Mnvta In arhiMil tinnaa at Nnily fin Aral Sat
urday lu aarh mniiih al 1 o'clixk i in. All
04mra1ta made WfUrolna O. II pvi.aatl.
"ii.twxri.iic, Ailjt. urn limii'li-r
TK.MI't.X Nn. I. OHKUON CITY I'ATHIAH
ill Al- (IIIU'I.C
Moola aMiiiud ami fourth Tuawlajr aranllii
I7.BV ai awiigma vi ryuiiat nan
J faaaa. orarl.
K. I'tintaa. Hwralarf
ANliKKri IIOKKH I l.UMK. Ho. d, MONH OK
1 1 Kit MANN
Mwli avary luudajr al 1 oYlork p. M. at
Traiilialh'a IUIL rain (UNaxaut. Prra.
Ai aaar KHll.l.lM'i, Mrp'j
Tl'AUTIN OHANOK, NO. Ill, P. of II.
Maria laal Kalunlay ul rmrh munlh al lliatr
ball In Wllannvlllv. H. II. HaaaT,
Miaa liana Hiuar, Hae'jr. Maaitir,
WAKNKK OKANOK, Nn. in, P ol II.
MimpI fnnrth Saturday nt aarh immih. al their
ball lu New Kia. ), t'aaw, Maaiar
K. U. Mail, li
IIUTTK L'KKKk (IRANOK, Nu. ai, p. ni II.
Miwta al llirlr hall In Maninam. aronntl Hal
unlar In aarh nnmh al lu a. ni. Vlallliif
tnamlwraalwava wvlonm.
i. K JAl K, J. H. WIIITR,
HM-rvlar Maalrr.
MOI.AI.1.A liHANUK. NO. 10, H nl II.
Mmi al ilirlr hall al WriKhl'a llrlilja in lh
auraiut Hamrilajr nl eai'li tiiunih ai lu a. m
Kallnw Bii'tubara niada walrintia.
Haraaa M aiuiir. Maalrr.
N II !awal.L, Her,
OAVKI. l.olMiK. M). 1 A O. I'. W
Mttiia avorjr ThiiraU)r avriilni al Knlaht'a
bait, t'anliy. Vlalilng Urtlirra maila wclruina.
W M. Mhm. W. M.
W Oaiaai.R, HwHrilrr.
CI.AI'KAMAH LiilHiK, Nn. T, A O. l W.
Mfta nrai ainl Ihlnl alonilay In rarh mnnth.
al Hireiglira Hall VlaltUit UrHlivru wlrmne.
II, a. iilMMiH, U II. Jimaa.
h. M.JV.
KAl.U CITY UllHiK or A O 7'. W
Mala arnrjr aarnnil anil ri.nrih Krlilajr avan
Haul aarh munlh In OiM Kaltniaa1 biillilliiff.
All aujuuruini hralhrrn rntiliallv Invlinl in ai
laml lH. WILklNHllN. M. W.
ACUliXKil 7mkiK,"no as. K OK P.
Mrrla avarr Krlitay nifhl al Uia K nl P, hall.
Vlalilna kulflila llivlli-,1 K M. H af.ua, c, C,
J. K ll ii, ,i,.. K nl K ami rl
HT. Jl'IIN 8 HMAM II. Ml It?, ('. K nl A
Mneta evrry Inrailar rvanlna al Ihplr hall
rnrnrr Main ami Irnih Htrrtta. OrrKi,n Cliy.
K J. Mi Kirrau ,a'jrljHi'u.ivH, Hraa
NKW kha w, c T. II.
Mrda flral Halnnlajr In aa-h minith al Ihalr
hall In Npw Kra, Krlpinlanf thrcanau ara In
v Hiiil In ha prvarnt. Maa. i'akKV JuHMmiK,
Maa. KaamaN. I'realltnl.
CANIIYUllKIK.NO M4. 1 OUT
MMatrirr Halnr,la)( cvi'iilm al Kiilht' hall
Cantiy Vtalllni mimtHra alayaya niaila wil
cuiue WauiiiM HHaaa, W.C. T.
Ii J I'm Ban.
MKAUK KK1.IKK Colll'H. Nn. Is, DKPAKT-
MKNT OK OHKUON.
Mra. M. A. HlitVrl, Praalilant
Mra. P. 1. ('iwhrana, Traaanrar.
Mra. J. H. Ilanllni, - Hpnralarr.
Mavla on flrat ami llilrd Krlilaya nl aarh
mmiili In Cnnnrll chamtmr. MiMiibara nf enrtia
(nun ahrnail. cnrillall)! walwimaJ.
COLUMIIIA HOOK AND LAHHKK CO.
Maola Ural Frlilay o( aarh month al
Knuntaln atialna hnnaa,
JB II. 1'ii.luw, M')r.
CHa. ATHRT, I'rr-a,
CHaa HiTiaa. f 'rm
rol'NTAIN IIOHK CO., Nn 1
Krunlar miHiltnir. aaooud Wailneailay III aarh
mnnlh al a iialn hniiaa, raal alila Main alrrel,
UptweiMi Hrvenlh ami Klahlh.
1 ArKKHMAN, IW'y, l.AHi a 0KHNa, I'm
Hn. Ntoh. Kurrinaii.
CATAKACT HOMK CO. No. 1
Mcrta aacnntl Tuvailay nl nai'h mnnlh at Cal
ftraol KiiRine hnnaa. VY II. Hhwki.i., I'rea
U. II. llTn, Hwi'y J. W. 0'CoKiKi.u,r ru,
HONK OK VKTKKANH.
K. 1). llakcr Camp, Nn. IN. nmcta every Oral
ana Uilrd Thurailay avrnlng nlaach mumh
F. K. W i i.i.i a Ma, (apt.
Hul.l.a Wiiiiii lat Maul.
C. A. IIiiman, Jr. al.U-iiJt
K COMPANY, KIKHT KKUIMKNT, O. N. 0.
Armor), Third ami Main. Kannlar ilrlll ulaht,
Monday. ItPK'iUr Imalnniia mmtliiK, firal
MniuUy nl tai li mnnth.
urru'KM.
K H. Warrun, - Captain
J. W.llanniii, - - Klrat l.liMiirnnnt
T. P. HamUll, Hi'pntnl MiMiti'iiant
Sunday Services.
riltKTCON(lltKOATI()NAI.CHUK0H.-HT.
0. W. LiicAa, I'aainr. Hervlepa al II A. M. anil
7 110 p a. Mmiilny Helmnl altur innrnhiK aor-vli-p.
Piayer nieellii Wnilncailay avuninii al
7 llllii.i'lii.'t I'raynr meptliiji "I Yoiiih Panple,
HiHilely nl Chrlatlan Kmliiavnr evary Hiimlay
avtmnig al fi:Mi prnmpt.
KIKHT BAPTIHT ClltlliCII Itav. Oilman
Paiirkii I'aainr Mnriilnn Service at lliHnmlay
Hehimlat Ii Id; Kvenln Korvlea :); HenuUr
prayer meelln Wpilneailay evenlnit. Mmiihly
l nveiiKiit Mpl na uvnrv nauneaimy iivimiiiik
prniwillnx th Oral Hiiinlity In the moiitli, A
cnrnlitl lnvltnllnii In all
BT. JOHN S CHIIHCH.CATII0I.1(!.-KV. A.
Hii.i.IHKAMi, I'aatnr. on Himilay nmaa at 8 ami
1;!I0 A. M. Kvnry aPPnml anil Innrtli Humliiy
Oiirinnii aiTinim alter ilio. n'elnok niHaa.
At all iitlinr miiaaea KiikIIhIi aermnnn. Humlny
Hchiml at 2:1111 r. M. Vvniiera, aunlnKatleal
tihjeeia, ami lltmeilletlim hi 7:a0r. a,
MKTIIOIUHT KI'IHCOI'AI. Clll)l(Cll.-HKV
Knw. Orri KNa, Paalnr. Nomina aervlne at 11;
Hiimlay Selinnl lit 2t; Kveiiliiaatirvlne Ht 7 :!.
Kpwnrlh 1.PHKU1 mei'tiiiK Hnmlay evnnlni at
(rail; Prayer Mi'ellnii Thuradiiy ovoulng at tl;80,
iranuiira onnlliilly Invluul.
KIKHT I'KKSHYTEHIAN CIU'UCH.-HKV. 0.
W.Oiiionkv. I'nator, Hvrvlcna at 11 A. M. and
7:110 I', m, Hahliiilh Helmut nt 10 a. M. Ynimii
Peiiple'a Hiinluty nl Chrlatlnn Kmlvnvnr iniwla
every Hnnday evniilna at fl:X0. Wvilimailay
vvenliiK priiyur imwllnii at 7:H0. Hoata Ireo,
KVANirtl.lCAt.Cin'UCII-ltevenmil Al'titiNT
KllNaT, nl till) Kvanxellenl A NMiielnt loll, will linlil
aervleea every alternate Himilay at 11 A. M
other Humlny l 7;!l P. M. Pniynr Meullnn
every Wedniiailiiy evening at 7:110. (leriiinu
Halihnth aehool every Humliiy al 10 A.M.
UN1TKII IIKKTIIUKN CtKUtCII.-ltev It.
Mu.i.Kit, piiatnr. Hervieea tlrat ami third Hnmlay
In uiieh iminlli at Mnplc Lane, nt II o'olunk a,
m.i aeimml Hunility lit Mniiiiliiln Hume al II
o'elock a. ra ; (niirth Humlny at Harmony
anhnul honao at 11 a. m. Other appointments
auiiouuoeil Irum lima tu Urns
OltKIJO.I ANNFHNMKNT.
l:iKlil'n Couiillpa Jluvf lli porlcd their
Aaafaami'lll.
Ol tlio thirty-line coiiiiliim of the Utu,
elKlitvnn il tlii'in tmve iiihiId known
the kiiiii uf tlmlr tolitl tiuulilo jroi-
erty. In every county willi alng.
vie Pxi'iiition Uie total Uxahle la
lurer tlila ynur limn litt, ami the iKKro
ItulM of the fmitlnga uf the elKlitetin coun
tldi mimla alinint IihK of the aaaMnninit
of 1H1H). Miillnoinuli Imi not yet an
noiuiwil her totaU, but they exrmid $5),
000,(100, for the city awmiwor fotimt that
amount. Miillnomah lunt year iaiil
taiei on .'lll,5U6,ni.'A. Among the
twelve counlim yet to return their mill
are mine lirli imea, the lint IiicIihIIiik
Yamhill, TillmiiDiik, Nhuriuan, 1'olk,
Murrow, Lane, KIhiiihIIi, Douglaa, Coot,
Clalaop, llnnUin anil linker.
The total Uxahle proierty aa returned
hy the aaviwor in )H!K) ami In 1SU1 Ii aa
followa, the (Inure for the present year
Iml ii K ohtalnml from the roll filed in the
olllee of the aecrulary of atate :
' 4'OHNTIia. lwni. imii.
('lit. kainiia $ S,.'ll.rk'. 1.N7ll.fJ0
I iillllllllla WII.Md l,HT.',M3
Currv Hft,-.ii Vi,7.'A
Cnnik l.aoH.wm ,!W:,txtt
(illllniii m.Vtl taai.iwl
(Irani I.'.HH.IJO :t;m
llnriiey ,M,(tKt I.474.MKI
Jarkaiiii 8,xo4,lMl
Jpa.-i.hlne 777.11711 1,11,1111
Ukn ,S!a.,!N l.KII.IM
Mallmur kim,3ii l.lr.'J,H.i7
Marlon 7,iM,,1l'.l 7,Ik,!M)
1 lualllU i.:iltA) ll.;il'.'.?ll
I'lilnll 8,ii,i'ia S.HTl.'.tKV
Wallowa 7ri,4IK 7M..172
Waaliluirloil S,7',70 S.la".?,HMI
I. Inn ... H,4!i.ir.'N fl.74l.M4
Waaco 2,4,341 2,74,! 10
Tola! tVW,17.273
Would Not Keep lalth.
On two oci'iaium duririK the re-
hearaala of the Oregon City Dramatic
club of " I'aHt Itetlemption " when there
were iMM-lal feature at the roller akat-
lug rink the club adjourned at the re-
(tirat of Ihemanaitrrof the rink .J.Mr. Tut
link, and every meinher paid adini'mioii
and attended the rink on both oecaaiona.
The (Irat of theae adjimrnnient waa upon
(he anKurance of Mr Tutlotk, that he
would chute the rink on the iiinht of the
flret ieifiiriiiance hy the club and an
nounce it ai'CHiriliiixly The eecond lime
he iironiiwd lo clime tne rink on the
iiliihl of the aan'ond perdirinaiu. When
the time ciitne for fiillllliiiK hi proiu-
m, however, he fla'ly refiiM-d to
doao. So the club agreed not to patron-
ie the roller rink and to recommend
tlmt otliem do not patrotilte the eatah-
inlinient. The club aim) reiiieted the
ptililicallon ofthlacard in the Kstkh-
PHiaa that Mopla mUht know the calilier
of the maintatcrof thin rink.
K. I. Hun-it, Manager.
w Mnp of Oregon.
The Oregoninn, at great exjienae, haa
prepurtHl a Sectioiml Map of Oregon, and
offer it aa a premium for HiiliHcriptioiia
lo The Weekly Oregonian. The map is
corrected tip to ante, la 40x50 inches in
aiae ; acale, aix mile lo the inch. It ia
neatly finished and on roller, ready to
hang np on the wall. Thia i the fluent
map Oregon ever leaned, and should be
in every hoiiaehold In the Mute. Any
one aending tll.OO will receive The
Weekly Oregonian for fifteen month (if
the aiihacrlplion ia received prior to Jan
uary 1, 18112,) and one of theeo map as
premium. The price of the map
without the paper I 2.00. Addreaa
Ohkoonian Pi'I'.i.ihiiino Co.
l'ortland, Oregon.
The Shite 1'ren.
I.inkville Star: Of the thotiaand of
Ion of eaatern ham and bacon con
ruiiuhI every year in Oregon, not a
pound come to Klamath. Kven If the
Klamath farmer didn't raiee hla own
pork, he would rather get his meat on
the wing than aend hi money acroas
the Kockiea for it. He ia therefore
sound on the gooae.
Harney Time: Two more wagon
loada of men came in thin week to the
llurney county gold digging- There
aro now representatives from Grant,
Malheur, Iluker, Crook, Gilliam, Uma
tilla, WuBi'o, Union, Lake and Klamuth
counties, and still they arrive. The
number is varioimly estiinutnd at from
throe to four hundred men.
Pallas Observer: The Monmouth
Democrat will count i'.a publication with
this week's issue, Mr. It rooks the editor
will remove the plant to Iufer, Oregon.
The publication of the paper at the
present place has been a losing business
and hence it decease, We understand
Mr. ltoll of the West Sido has purchased
It subscription list and mime of paper,
and will henceforth publish his paper by
the mime of the West Side I Hi in oc rat.
The PitlloM Times Mountaineer: With
the cheap rates to seaboard from this
city, it wo could airmail means oi trans
portation from the interior, The HiiIIbb
will be the largest shipping point in
Kant Oregon. The day of wagon roads
ha passed, nnd railroads and river crafts
mtiHt do the carrying trade of the future.
It i8 within tho range of possibility for
our citizens to originate ono or more nar
row gutigo roads Into the adjoining coun
ties, and wo have confidence that as
soon as work wits begun in earnest for
eign capital would eagerly invest In the
enterprise. The wheat bolt that such
roads would make tributary to this
point would be the rii lieet In the north
west, and would furnleh ample return
to Inveatora,
A Hid GKAiif Sinr. The big four
masted ship Afghanistan, the larget
ahlp that ever came Into the Columbia
river, crossed In late Haturday, after
paasage of eiglity-nlne day from ltio
Jeneiro. Afghaniatan register 2221 ton,
1 201 feet long, 42 feet beam and 24 feet
depth of hold. Khe waa built in Block ton
In 1HHH, and I owned by the British &
Kaatern bhlpplng Company, of London.
Khe will carry 8oT0 ton of cargo on ft
draft of twenty-two feet. The Afghan
iatan 1 the forerunner of a claa of big
ahlp that have been attracted to the
Columbia river by the Increased depth
of the water and aa'e entrance secured
hy the jetty Improvements, and while
the Afghar.lalan I one hunlred ton
larger than any oilier vessel that ever
entered the Columbia river before, yet
ahe will be overshadowed by Imitate'
big ahlp Ulldia, 241)5 ton register, due
from Australia next month to load 4000
ton of wheat.
E. F. KENNEDY,
Or-gini 4'kly, Orrfroa,
Concrete and Artificial Stone.
Hide walk, Ktepa and Curbing, llase
ment floora, Monument, Ktc.
All work guaranteed. Katlmate fur
nished free.
Addrera care Charman & Co.
LEWIS ROGERS,
4 AHV. OKKUO.I.
Candioa, Nut8, Notions, Etc.
Fine Tobaccos and Cigars.
Complete line ol Holiday Good at Tort
land price.
THE .NOKIH AMEBIC.!!
Mutual Benefit Associ
ation. Ok Chicago, Illinois.
Easy Monthly Payments
Tlia plan challi-iiKea comparison. Reliable
Life Inauraiice at cost. Insure
while you are young.
J. W. THOMAS, Dentist.
OKS'KIIAL AOKKT,
Molalla - Oregon.
A. L. CORNWALL'S
NEW DRUG STORE.
Molalla, Oregon.
DEALER IX DRUGS,
MEDICINES, NOTIONS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
ETC., ETC.
Full Stock of
Patent Medicines.
rroocrijitions cnrpfully compound
ed. Store in Pontotlice Build
ing. Agent for all lead
ing newHjiaperB.
WOOD TURNING
asr ZD
SCROLL SAWING.
BOXES OF ANY SIZES MANUFACTURED
Partiea desiring Wood Turning, Vat-
terna, Brackets, or
Shop Carpenter's Work
Will be Suited by Calling on Me.
Doors, Windows and Blinds
TO ORDER.
a-. U. BESTOW,
tfOpp. the Congregational Church
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
II.I.I'NTIt ATi:
llnrtr'a weekly tor the enmmlni mar will
cniilaiu more attractive features, more anil finer
lllitalratlotia, anil a greater uumber ol articles
of live, Inteuao lulereat thau will be limuil In
any other periodical. Anuiiin theae latter will
ha a aerleaof artlelea on the tweutv-five lareeat
cltlea ol the world, IneliulinK flva hundred 111
iialratlona. The Culumblaii Kxpoiltlou, the
army and navy, great public, eveula, diaastera
on land and aea, and the dotiifia of the cele
hraled people of the day will be deacrlbed and
llluatrated In an attraetlve and timely manner.
The department of amalour aport will continue
under the directions of Casper W. Whitney.
The beat of modem writers will contribute abort
stories, and Hie inoat diatiiiuiahed artiats will
make the llhiatrHtlons. Tho editorial articles
of Mr. (iconic William Curtis will remain as
an especial attraotiou.
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Address: Uari'BH A Brothers, New York,
OKi:4Ot CITV
CIGAR FACTORY,
ilGl'NT USHER, I'ropr.
Manufacturer of and Dealer In all Grade
of Fine Cigar.
Order from a distance promptly filled.
Sexl Ioor to P. 0.. Oregon City, Or.
Cooke's Stables,
W.H.COOKE. Manager.
luciwaot UiV.n T L Co.
Corner Fourth arid Main Streeto,
OREGON CITY.
The LEADING LIVERY STABLE
of the City. Itig of any decriition
furnished on short notice.
All kind of Truck and Delivery Busi
neH promptly attended to.
Home Boarded and Fed on reason-
hie term.
R t PERM
' MOLALLA, OREGON.
Dealer In all kinds ol
LIQUORS and Summer DRINKS.
None but the beat brand of
CIGARS.
Livery and Feed Stable,
With Ample Accomodations.
Prt Haonsil)lr.
Mr
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There art- rt t f DTtD
tledUilu-UUAni L.IV
ker county, Ore- r n n
fon, a.ar what Ul il
U dow Balur City, TPNTflPV
a sua who haa sine l CI I I U ll I
become IdeaUfiMl with thcreaoorcea and (Jfrt
dmlonmrnt of that country. This sua 1V3U
is do other thai Mr. John Stewart, one of the
wealthiest and moat Influential dtisras ia the
count. In a recent letter he aays: Ihadbeca
aufleriuf from pain. In my back and reneral kid
ney complaint for some time, and had ased many
nmedin williout any but temporary relict The
paina in my back had become ao severe t hat I was
prerentrd from attending to my work and could
not mm about without the use of a cane. Hear
ing, throunh a friend, of the wonderful cures ef
fected by Orrron Kidney Tern, I wa. induced to try
a hoi. and from that rery first dose I found instant
relief, and before ualng half the contcnta of the
box the pains In my back entirely aiaappeareo.
I hare every faith in the rirtuea of the Oregon
Kidne Tea. and can conscientiously recommend
it to mi friends. I would not be without it for
anvthin..1
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache, lnconti
nence of urine, brick dust sediment, burning or
painful arnaation while urinating, and all afTee-
Uoasof toe kidney or unnaryorgBnaoicuocTaa
FOB BALI BY
CHARMAN CO., DRUGGISTS.
YOUR GOOD HEALTH
DcHiuUon the condition of your stonach
and liver. These make your blood good
or bad.
MOORE'S REVEALED
REMEDY
Is the greatest of natural tonics for the stom
ach aud liver. It regulates both surely aud
periectiy.
Are vou btlllous?
Are yon constipated?
One Teaspoonful of Moor's Re
vealed llemedy will give
you Relief.
O. II. Reese a well known Seattle druggist,
says Moore's Kevealed Kemedy cured him of
severe billlous headaches.
OfSold by all druggists.
F. L. Posson &Son,
SEEDS
General Agts. for D. M. Ferry & Co'
SEEDS
Garden Seed.
SEEDS
Grass, Clover and all kinds of
SEEDS
Trees, Bulbs, Fertilizers, etc.
SEEDS
Bee Keepers' Supplies.
We want you for a customer. Give us
a trial order.
F. L. Posson & Son,
209 2d St., Portland, Or.
Successors to Miller Bros. Catalogue Fro
GRAND OPENING!
lothing Department
Fall.
THE LARGEST STOCK
CLOTHING
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY,
ALL FULL WOOL, AXD
Will be Sold at Prices Never Dreamed of Before.
REMEMBER, All-Wool Suits from $10 to $20,
Mil U Eacb 2:1 Ererr Case a Perfect Fit ti Guarantee!
Don't buy any more SHODDY GOODS, as I will sell ALL-WOOL G0OD8 at tht
prices heretofore charged lor Shoddy and Cotton Clothing.
J. W. O'CONNELL,
The Clothier matt Hatter.
P0PE-& CO.
Tli is old and reliable firm always keep in stock (all line of
Heavy, SM al liactii
Harilware, Tinware, etc.
Plumbing, Gas Fitting & Jobbing
Attended to Promptly. Es
timates Furnished.
OREGON CITY
MRS. A..M.
DEALER IN
Ladies' and Children's Furnishing Goods,
LACES, FANCY ARTICLES AND WORSTEDS.
Full Stock of Silk Floss, Arrasene, Chenille
AND OTHER DECORATIVE ORNAMENTS.
FANCY WORK IX ALL STYLES AND DESIGNS
STAMPING ON LINEN AND FELT DONE TO ORDER.
Two Doors Btdow Mrs. Burmeister's Jewelry Store, OREGON CITY, OR.
GEORGE BROUGHTON,
MANUFACTURER OP ALL KINDS OF
FIR AND HARDWOOD LUMBER.
FULL STOCK OF FLOORING, CEILING, RUSTIC AND FINISH
ING LUMBER, DIMENSION STUFF AND LATH.
Special Bills
Mill and Yard on the River, Foot of Main Street,
OREGON CITY. OR.
R. FINLEY,
DEALER IN
Doors, Windows, Mouldings,
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES.
Cabinet Work, Fitting up Stores and
Wagon and Buggy Work a Specialty.
Jobbing Orders Promptly Executed.
PHICKS THE I.OIVIST.
JaaT"Sliop corner Fourth and Water
w mm store
MAYER & ACKERMAX,
THE OLD RELIABLE DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
Headquarters for Boots, Shoes, Clothing and Dress
Goods. Pay the highest prices for Wool and Pro
duce, and sells the best Goods at the very
LOWEST FIGURES.
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1891
OF
OREGON
LINNVILLE,
Cut to Order;
Repairing of all kinds.
streets, back of Pope & Co's, Oregon City.
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