Oregon City enterprise., June 09, 1893, Image 6

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Oregon City Enterprise.
BL . - i
Clackamas Co. Directory.
Judte, ,
t'lvrk o( Court,
Sheriff,
Kecurtler, .
TrvMuiw,
School (-uprlulouJoul,
Cunuer,
t'ommlmiiuien,
COUNTY OrriOKKS.
J. W
CITY I'OISCIL PKOCKKIUMiN.
A Lively
lSIH'NTKI.U. NOTKS.
Session Sotenil
Ordinances.
IVtition of A. W. Schwan tor permis
sion to eiect a shed on his premises
Important 1 Woik iiMn the West Sttlo Scenic ruiitti
has been progressing very favorably for
ho past two week and they are hjw
beginning to got where tliev can
see tho beginning of the end.
A largo pari ol I ho rock u..rk I
THE LEADING GROCERY HOUSj
Sidney Smyth
K. L. Iliiliiiaii
I KU'lurtl 8cnit
li'orneliui Hlr
OREGON CITY 0PFICKK8
Keoonier.
T. W 8iitlkn
L. l Porter
J. 8. 1'iirdoin
J. K Khostlo
f J. Uuiin
II. K. Cnwu.
rhlel of Police -Aor.
-Trwumrer,
City Attorner,
Street I'onuniiiiiloiirr,
Hup'r. ol Water Work.
City Knclneer. -Counoilmeu
C. O. Alhrlirht. Jr.
N. tirwiimn, W A. While, J
W. O'l'ounetl, J. O. Porter and T. P.
Ull,
Ku-
Council meeuflrtt WednesiUy of each month
la city hall.
VThe way to build up On-iron
City l to jrlre Oregon City people your
patronage.
FRIDAY. JUNE . 181.
' a ride on tliu
GLADSTONE.
What .lo You Think of it!
A party in search of a desirable loca
tian for a home, would have to walk
one-half hour from the east end of tiie
suspension bridge in Oregon City to
find a lot for 200 and up hill at that.
You can walk 30 feet and take passage
on a splendidly equipped electric motor
car and in six minutes for 2iae be
landed in the handsomest suburb in the
w-rld, where you can buy a better lot
for $150, 2rt. dcwn $10 a month.
Melilmm
c, w. lUiiom I granted.
J. 6 wSfhw'fl T,,e chirf of Plioe ""port! having done and the grading I so well along
f. j, nmuiri i iiii irirti iiiitui miiii miiii mm iiiirNM hip vi iii i.iua.! n.M..i.i..i: ... .... . .
11. a. ciiiwrn ... t".-. ..uiu.in.ii.umi mm inoirscn laying
u.a tajhto ui iu n aiiiomiitHi to can be commenced In a few day. The
the balance, 8 rents was turned over to ; company would bo pushing the work
the treasurer; also one rteer for $11,00, ! more than they are but they ,aye re
$3 20 of which was turned into the city j wived word from the builder of their
treasury. ear ,mt owiK to ,lt) folmnl for
The city recorder reported 1!) arrests electrical good they cannot ship the
for May. 12 being for disorderly conduct, ' cars so as to have them here l.foio the
four of these paid a tine of tS.OO each I 1,'uli i
I'. H..IV . . - ' .-."....II IIIIIU HIP
w. h. Howwl j HIU1 80Un wi'M to jail, evon were company are pluniiiiig to have the line
ii'.,LekeU-!c. rrr',i,!niHl ,or lH,i"K '"nmt08 of bly wniplet.nl and everyihing ready tor the
j. i-ooke. j. ! "i which one was uist'iiareeit ' ro inn MtiM'k. i.m 11..' f..r
o deposited bail of $10.00 each which was I new road.
forfeited and one was lined $50.00 which The Columbia is already retting high
wa l,i-,, enough to interfere with' work at the
The nuance committe reported favor- new power atation and the company is
ably the following billb which were not trying to do much in the way of
all0WeJ: j building especially . there is every
Portland Hetil. FKvtric Co $170 20 piopect that both it ami the Willamette
l.eo. Bronghton i3 00 niuch higher and seriously In-
Uladstone Mill Co 2M 00 j terfere wilh work at I he foundation if it
I.. A. Noble 21 00 j 1" begun before the waters recede and
Mrs. G. V. Church 10 00 j 'or this reason they are waiting hut as
John Kelley 67 50 , oon a the river fall will at once bnrini
J. S Piirdom 7 TS to push the work a fast as it run tut
Chris Hoberg 61 00 1 l'o"B.
L. L. Porter 4A 00 ! tret't Commissioner Hoberg ha Wn
C. X. C.reennian 5 00 : improving the appearance of Madison
W. U. Young 22 00 1 street north of 12th which bn bus ,l.i,l
The Most Complete
and only first
class
GROCERY
Quality consider
ed, our prices are
always the lowest.
JfoRft PERT?
!niHirtcr mul iMr I"""
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1I1IIT II 7 III
vuvvv J
Solocted Teas,l'' Colfcos &Spico3
Butter & Cheese from ifbcst dairies
Fruit ami VwfiiMes in Season.
Business ConductJ
On Business Princi-
One l'rice to :
Posltlvoly noc
nectlcn with J
ndvertlslnirschtf
Cor. 7th & Madison, Shively Building, Oregon Cit!
John Ure.n
II. L. L. Clark..
The L'nteki'bisk.
The Oregonian . . .
J. W. O'Connell
Street Committee
10 00
20 00
15 80
22 80
4 30
253 28
in good shape. He ha also been grad
ing the hill on Fifteenth street.
West Mile Jott lug.
William Uodbould is having a fine
residence erected in Sunset on his lot
1
A Ibuullful Spot.
There is no more inviting stream to U
found, look where vou will than the
Clackamas with ils beautiful bank and iir n A t" I I. ri .
its cur spu.kiing wau ra as pure a. iho, The Ce corated Puto lircu tnniisn otal!
everiasniig snow lrm winch they
How. Many of the resident of Oregon
I itv banlly rrahtn the great beauties of
the scenery along it bank and have
never seen the inviting and secluded
nooks where It 1st delightful pleasure
toeiid the hour not devoted to work.
With the completion of the Kat
Side Klectriu line it is ossih!e for the
resident of this manufacturing city not
only to visit these scenes but to make
his Inline in their midst where bis fiiin-
GROVE PRINCE,
TO HORSE BREEDERS.
The Ix'st ooltH an1 those from tlu pore lr.-i Kii(lislt Sliiro Su!!.t
GROVE PRINCE.
HKtUMTICMICI) ICNCJ. 50MH-AM. ri.
I KmCUI lri N hretttt. tuu ai-Mtf ratl nigh, t tt
MM k li"n rli'4U Iff. frthrrl In.ti Ut"l I-t . (,
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
Prof. Chas.
opra house, June 13.
j water to run old pump was not allowed
j and caused considerable acrid discussion.
All ordinance relating to the declara
I tion of nuisances were laid on the table
Ma-dn, by pr.otist, at the as it was decided that nuisaiuea should
' le declared by general rather than
$1000 to any one w!.o can l.fc the Little ! ",tH'ittl oril"""'l--Georgia
Wonder at the opera houe !, ,V' il,nnv upon as
June 13. jfo.lows. For the iiuprovement of Main
. I street lead and ordered published;
Strings and ext. as for guitars, violins,; changing the grade of Fifth street
mandolins and banjos at Burnieisler & J oruered published; Authoriaing water
Andresen s. x , commission to innim ni)mi k.....i
The O. C. Mfg. Co' bill for the use of . J "n" 1- I - Uvlor- '' story I ' "i u mes t.e surroun.li..l
sue nun lower ami one now ami 1 ' rl ' ' i "Miine ami io
which he can retire when his duv's labor
I three double windows. It is patterned
from H.'v. Oilman Parker's at lilsdstone
ami will cost aUmt $'.i:0. Lock and
Howard have the cunt met to construct
it.
1 f . ....
.nr. .Montgomery mo.eil 111 Ins new
house in Sunset Monday. It has just
been completed and ft makes a coxy
home.
Itenj. Iloolittle bus just completed a
neut cottuge which he will rent. It is
fenced in and has a well. We undcr-
If you wuint an ahsract of title to vnur naased relative to imnrmm,,.,.,. ..1 ptr.i! HtM,1(1 ,"' wi" ,,uil,l residence this
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property call on Wade H. Spencer, Ore- ( stieet. laid on table one month ; re-; 'r W" Ue'
pon City, Or smi. , monstrance airainst the improvement ' A twUl Si',,Ih w1",h" nM",B e
1 n..... , . of Main street was referral ., ; f''"' " ''" l"''lt a small cottage
ncr vfi aicc u lull's, KOniTS ' "v in ti... 1 1
. ... .. . .OIMI..ittMe.,ntrt-u.l....l.li in Sunset and moved
anu aauces. nign kicker ana skirt, , . i-.m.i. h,l.-ii .
dancer, at the opera house, June 13.
fnr
1 II. .. .
11 presents
bis family in. He
' f' ,'1 .J.I .
The committee on stills u.I ...,i.i;.. ! ""' "e main part this fall.
iroi.rtv Hi.tlw.r;.-.! , ..i....:.. 1... ; William Martin is just coiniileting his
ail ha. a.dlti.1 fttll.ll. Ill 1,1.1 rilHR. IcmiMll II i ItrAi.l i:llllU. Bl.tl I... ...
Im. ,H iil t'H"' 1
I MC I III 1WK K '"Id IwS Hrr.l by h-h llriuio) Ne(.ill.,ll Tletll Nllt,'
Kll.l,, li,-iilr. .T lit ,,.ll.rHh tft , J.nr.i ll, Slf W t a .1, k til. k. v V 1
Ituv 14.1. hr liv llrsTtllali. I'atl.M'k lUtn N.til.rr .Srvl.li lir Im.i.I I.I.h.Iu lit h. k. . J
is none, a ajsn wneie lie can enlovall the ' ' " " ' ' - f i,,.tM.i
pleas,m.sof ibeconnly will, all the ad-j w,a MARE jH SEAS0N QF 1803 AS FOLLOWS,
vantages ol the city. ; T,lA,inVII I K, M..1..L1 n -u .1 t. H..I.1-, . .1,1,1.
Sotne evening when vmi are tired, Kr,,m m 1.) rn,ii. i, iu--.lr 1 . M li f"fJ ui,i- nni nw r,,.
ultlieiliixt ami turmoil of the cny just- . 1 n M .4 si 1 u. kiui r.ir..., m(i,i ,., n,,,,.i., u 4 u .(hi.h.,
I ilium nib. 11 .J il... - il. ..'1: 1;.. . I SKl.l.lllinll I txiri.lai h.Kth t J 4 Mil lt,
' ' ' " " --"" a""l"K, CUII.Ml .1 I . 4.. Mr. ... .'.I H.1.1 h'trrt It.m lli.lf.,1., .....l,,, r,JU
electric cars kinl la whirled sw illlv ' ' 1 "' r'"ufili .n.i 4 -urri. nil i,,t.i, 1,
long tor live minutes w , .vou willi ""MK ma
cross the Clackamas tiv. r. then alight j TERtTlS-SeQSOn $12, due Qtend of SeOBOn, IflS.
iiiiiK iu vnur ich i.-wn tin" ; rp 1 1 1 . , .
js.reain a three niinu.e's walk will bring j Qnee $15' du! Ujhen mQr8 "aknOUjr. tO bt
lyoil to the ideal spot for a siihuiban Ujith fOfil.
home, Paine for a mnment and look "r"ir ,n...ii,( ,.rr. ,t i ,ci ,, ir an t l,rj iwb-u
r.,n..,l V.... I .1 1 rr rt "HI ll"l Im tr..ill..r arrl.lruu llil Dial ir.ir
I aroutiii, 1 on are in one of llie garden
j spot of the the universe with imt a riH.t, Frod Coyo, Croom. F. C. PAULI, Mr. Doovorton.s
jor stone to ciimner the ground. Stretch-1
ing away to the east are the fisithills of
Wanted,-A few more choice loans on j bids for the improvement of Mi 1 1',"'e in ' ''
fc-oou v.acaamas coutny urnw. Apply said bids to be opened on June l!)
to Wade H. Spencer, Oregon City, Or. The olJ WaU.r ,!OIIUI1!f8ion,M vvn re.
; elected 1. t Kyan for ono year, C. II.
, Caufield two years. II. Straight tl.r
The Williamette Falls Excelsior com
pany is moving its wood sheds down olF;
tiie bluiFto the
mill.
river bank below the j
vears.
Kev. M. Anelo Uoagherty will preach
Sunday mcr.iingto the children, parents ordered to place 1
nil tAaeliwra t 'I, ,1,1 .n I ... .. n
.... - ... . . . ... v ...ivi'i,, a asoj C.ca l.t l
in the evening.
Rert of city assessor on sewer col
lections referred to finance committee.
Committee on health and iolico '
i a closet In the council
i building.
City engineer ordered to furnish a list
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A.,. San Diego, : of " property owners in sower district
Cal., says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Keraedy j ' ho have not connected with the
is the first medicine I baye ever found : sewers within two duyg. All owners
the Coast range wilh an occasional snow
a tine i'""" in ine instance on a
aplH-arnnce. I l,,,lr 'y- 1 nroiigli these hills the beau-
Mr. Smith' and Mr. Paine's residences i t,ml Chu katiias winds ils way till it lie
have each received a new coat of paint ! ,lt '"r ''''t " thing of beauty and a
which adds greatly to their beauty. j joy forever. To the south vou see the
J. Humpbiey is building anew barn i '"-''"'i''' "1 mills of Oregon City which
on his place on the West Side. j cmyloy their hundreds 0f ,als. To
P. r. Morey stables and the largedepot i ,,ie ''Ml north you will see th
In hip dow n, i that l.n uiu
Put hi f,mf to tin. ground foromii f
nm.ltlia Afl..r it.l 1.. .
Dill IlllltfS on Illrl West Hi, 111 urn m.u n n I I'l'O Ml iiiauietie W 'Il I. US lower lltu It III. ' ., .. Il II. . I i. r i ... i i. II . .
- ,- iMiie.ir leu i iii'iuiiiv evening will iir(ri'ave Iiiiihhi iJi:l
u'flellon. panting steamers. ,i will he be returned Saturday uiornina' -h- Hn
ora is progressing raniillv on the iu pum tor ine nine you have : 1 1... ii..l.
I Vmr l.aunilr; rll llutief
.Nothing i'xaM'raii' a s'fin inn, li
as lo have a litis w!iile U'uf ineni returnr
from the liitiinlry yellow ami iniiy,
button half oir and In a condition nut
tit to Wear. The Troy Steam l-auti'lrr
sends out none but llr-t cla Work-a
trial order will convince vou. Olll.e
with F. A. Waddoc . 'lioit olfli-n biiil.t.
Th IVoplr'a Unllrl.
Ilea). Ie I'uring the wort raw
matiain In ( la. kmaa county, li. I
lowing rswni 'k ;
,'ir. . liarl.., ,, Seventh strxu;
"Mr l,v' f il'I,i l.a.. ,.. ..i.n'j
v.
i'4ti now run aroiii,,)
that would do me any good." Price 50
eta. Sold by C. G. Huntley.
Prof. H. A. Webber of Portland will be
Dp on Thursday of this week and each
succeeding Thursday for the purpose of
giving lessons on mandolin and guitar.
For particulars inquire at Burmeister &
Andersen's jeweiry store.
Now that you are thinking of building
and want the very best quality of lum
ber delivered on short notice it will be
to your interest to rembmber that Glad
stone Saw Mill company can supply you
with the best and deliver it al once.
The water pipes are all laid on .Seventh
street, and the hydrants placed and the
jMpcs are now being laid on Madison
ireet to loth along which they will be
extended to accommodate the people of
"Kansas City."
Fifty cents is a small doctor bill, but
that is all it will cost you to cure any
ordinary case of rheumatism if you use
Chamberlain's. Pain Balm. Try it and
you will be surprised at the prompt
relief it affords. The first application
will quiet the pain. 50 cent bottles for
fcale by Georue A. Harding.
The Lelloeii children Cora, who is
less than 6 years of age, and little Max
who will see his 5lh birthday on March
4 have been delighting the patrons
of Cord rays for the past two weeks.
Without doubt these are the most versa
tile and talented children who ever ap
peared on this coast, and their efforts
have been crowned nightly with merited
spplhuse. Sunday Oregonian, May 28.
These wonderful children will appear at !
the opera house with the Big Bonanza
Co., June 13.
The Oregonian states that the First
will be required to connect at once.
Among the successful applicants for
admission to the bar at the leient exam
ination were Geo. L. .Story and E. F.
Driggg of this city. Mr. Story who has
been studying iu the office of Hon. G.
K. Hayes, had the honor of standing
at the head of the large class as he did
west side motor line and ower house.atid
blasting can be heard at all hours.
Mr. Prosser of Oswego, our road
supervisor has had a force of men at
work this week on the west side doing
some much needed road work. The
-pern-yon win tie delighted and Mnloh, Vitall..r I slut you need r
charmed. Then when you walk around l'yioMia. Torpid Liver. Yellow skin..-
the new sidewalk and nol Hi- Kidney Trouble It I. i ...
give yon satisfaction. Priie 7.V Sold
on
roads and confidently excct permanent
improvements in our roads.
Frank Baker who sold his farm to
the Electric company last fall went to
Grants Pass about two weeks ago to
I. .....to ... ....I f.. 1.:.. I :i..
not miss a question. Mr. Driggs, who ,i , , 7
has been a student in the office of Messrs. i bU' 'l""' "",n a"d r?1""
Latourette. also reflected credit una. I '' l ro re"1 . ,rove i,e,l,,'r "e
moved this week, lie will he greatly
streets already graded vou will not won
der that the homeseeker is seeking West
Gladstone wilh all of ils attraction and
riMoltlM ln.rn all lou.ul. In it,.. I. ;..!..... , bllilllilll thpru mill Vi.il u-lll ..... 11'.. 1..
b.v..,..u . v , u v. . ninoi. ... .iiu iiiuiiitiil . n... r.-.j iiiiiii'. ' - i'i,i,'t . .. ..
nruiua ..I il, n ,.l -...i. .1... I II. Snenenr olm ..I,..,.. I... 1 1... ...ii: .. ' market all k in,U ..1 f -..I. . .. I . . i. .. . I ' - '" ","l,ly '.
. .,., rJn ni ui nuiii,iuig - .oin .no neillllir ----- nun n,..r . i ,. , . . ... .
I llNll. CrilllH. Inliut.'r I .......... , "......
by C. G. Ilim.ley.
Fish, Fiii. At
llilinphrey's li.h
Mr Mi.h.. iiilnn of Orw.
I. , ... .
-it um up ,,(!, a m-rrfi.
if 111 Hit 111 nmt . rv rliKiiinatiaiii in i
ut torm. Hireo applirationi
famous Seaweed Li lliedy rntir-'j
Mr, t,
h!s tutors by graduating with
honors.
The Portland Iteastaurant of this city
has partially changed bauds, Wm.
Bohlander having bought an interest
with L. Kuconich. Under their ioint
management this popular restaurant
will be made better than ever.
The concert given on Wednesday even
ing was not well attended though the
character of the entertainment provided
was such as to commend it to public
favor. The trouble seemed to be that
it was not properly advertised.
Tne base ball club have their grounds
all fenced and the grand stand well
along towards completion. It has a
Karl's Clover Boot, the new lllood
Purifier, gives freshness and clearness to
missed for he and his family were held ! Co,l''exion ami cure Constipation
of loin in this unrivaled tract.
For Sule hpiip.
J. I.( 'use threshing engine and four
roller chop mills. Call on or address.
A. !. IUhnks,
?o. (SO, Cnion Ave., Fast Portland.
in high esteem by their neighbors.
John O'Shannon took his children to
Portland Decoration Iay that they might
visit and decorate their mother's grave.
They remained in the city during the
week visiting friends.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Baldorf on Sat
urday last a daughter.
Mr. Bwire has rented Wm. Godbnuld's
; place on the hill and has moved in.
I Mr. Snyder and futnily are living in a
part of the h hannon bouse.
Mrs. K. E. Parker, and her sister have
gone to Kansas and will visit the
World's fair before their return.
Miss Kebecca Chambers had a biith-
day party given her Saturday evening.
and 11.00. Sold by CO.
crium, ionter ami ovsler l.iv.
and dressed chickens. Free delivery to
all purl of thecily
Lamps, crockery and g'aware of (,.
torypri. es. New invoice JBt received I
iroiu me east. Will not I at mid
See Be Homy A l'.umh.
Sold h) ;.. K. .homk.vh, s
Madixm Strerd, or at Thayer il
olllce, Oregon City,
P. l. Itox 2mm
der ill
X
capacity for seating 400 people and will i Their many friends remembered her
be ready for the first game on Saturday
Mairiage licenses were issued the imst
week to Annie Martin and A. F, Boylan,
and Alice M. Warner and Geo. V. Ely.
V
Bott is building a
at Clackamas Heights.
neat resilience
regiment of the Oregon National Guard
is i.onsidering the propriety of camping
either upon the north bank of the Tuala
tin south of this city or on the north
bank of the Clackamas north of the
city. Should the officers in command
be inclined favorably towards either lo
cation the citizens of this city ought to
take the necessary steps to secure the
location. This is a matter that the
l-oard of trade might very properly take
hold of with vim. There need be no
trouble In finding a suitable location for
a camp near this city and every effort
should be made to secure the encamp-uient
Statu of Ohio City ov Toi kih.i
Lucas Countv. )
Fkank J. Chknkv makes oath that be is
the senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the city
of Toledo, county and stale aforesuid,
and tnat said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Hall's Catabuh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before rne and subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. D. 1880.
(1 A. W.GLEASON,
(skalJ Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo O.
tW Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Kindly by numerous beautiful presents
and all present bad an enjoyable time.
Mr. Shannon has had a tract near the
school house laid out in lots which are
now for sale by John O'Shannon. This
is a fine sightly tract.
Miss Williams has been holding
revival meetings for some time past in the
West Side chapel and several were con
verted.
The West Side Sunday school is in a
flourishing condition under the able
management of Supt. J. Humphreys,
and we have a crowded house every Sun
day. Mrs. Fraxier is secretary and
treasurer. The collections are usually
large which is a sure sign of deep in
terest. Phonograph Entertainment.
Arrangements have been made with
Mr. George II. Tixbury to give an
entertainment with one of the Edison
phonographs at the Congregational
church tomorrow, Friday evening.
Don't fail to see and hear this wonderful
invention. It talks, sings or reprodu
ces whole bands of music so that it may
be heard distinctly in all parts of the
houae.
2.'h:., 50c.
Huntley.
If you are wanting a home in the pleas
antest sMit on earth where you have all
the advantages of a city with all the
..I........... ... .. i. .i i I m:.... ..
I" noun) in win country you I """K in llin Oregon Cilv
should not fail to see W.H. Ss-ncer and ""('k m,,l"r F.ntmii misk oil,,-
nest Gladstone.
You will lose
stmrr.1.
rrotn h pre ,ii,, ( i, r
, " signed near Ints. Mull
Justice blanks, real estate blank, ami flinty Oregon, on May 20, Urp
r.MKMI'NlHK of.
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wm,-, oi.tiiKN hi um
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in e. i ortiumi price.
In the line of furniture, carpet, win
low shade., w.,11 pn.r, ,,,
inaltresHesy,,,,,-,,,, .(lt p,)r,,m,,
hit Ilk
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It is
lo our interest i,!,.,. .,.,,
economical buyer. I!i:uwv.t It, ... ,.
.V11",. ""'"'I'1 order book,
at the Kntkw'msk ollice
..,. , uoienn you ex- I
amine the fine assortment of millinerv
goods at the Patk Place store before!
purchasing.
j our .mines i 'to, N. yl)rK
at i gallery and get U,MH :.... ,
guar- have the el,...,..,. . ' "
Lounges, chairs, etc., upholstered
iv. i.. iioiman aii work
anteed. Ko air all your old lounges for
iiiuu money and tiiey will be gooda
Old papers for underlaying carpet at
this nllire.
Wantki,, Tesuis and choppers
Pinker, contractor, Oreg (.j,v
mandolins,
l-v K.
orrrel uinre about six y-"
Hranded un left shoulder with Ji
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