.
Oregon City Enterprise.
IHibllnlied Every Friday.
CHAS. MESERVE,
rt'BUMIIKR AND I'KOI'RIKTOH.
OmCIAL PAFER OF CITY AND COUNTY.
SUBSCRIPTION HATK8,
ne year, $j oo
81 1 month, ... . . . (aj
Three moiuhs, ...... jo
Subscription .yable In advance.
Advertising rate given ou application.
State lorviilnle I he Immigration question.
The probability la that Uiina will quietly
insist uiHin icli conditions as will make it
impossible for congress to re-enact snob a
law as tlio lieary not and still remain on
good tonus with China. The exclusion of
American coa oil from China U r.ir..t.i.t
of the treatment that the Americana will re
ceive from China if tliey persist in discrim
inating against the Chinese in their treat
nient of foreigner.
lutered at the Post Office In Oregon City. Or.,
as second class matter.
FKIDAY, JULY 28, 18iS.
The KYTEKi'RISK guarantees a larger bona
Ble circulation than that of the other three
paper In the county combined.
AGENTS FOR THK ENTERPRISE.
Oawego,
Can by,
Clarkamas,
Milwaukie,
Union Mills,
Alms,
Meadow Brook
New Era.
WUannrtlle,
Park Place,
Barlow.
Gladstone,
Stafford.
Muiltio,
THE TIDE TM.YLYG.
Under this head the San Kranelseo Bul
letin describes the tinancial situation as fol
lows:
The history or the most notable busi
ness depressions in this country con
linns the theory that of late years they are
of short duration. Some of the ell'eots may
be perceptible for a long time, but the sea
son of distrust, which has much lo do with
bringing on the depression, it usually a
short one, and it is succeeded by one of con-
mience. 1 he country has Just been passing
turougti a season or distrust. It took, in
some parts of the country, the form of an
epidemic. It assailed the banks and fon-l
many of them to suspend business. Hut it
is worthy of note that only a very small
proportion of these instil utions were force.)
to go into liquidation. They were pursuing
me ordinary course of business. The money
uau oeen lei out 10 Help alone trade. If it
Tin Times XIounlalneer says, relative to
tne public horse-whipping which Hev. O,
U. Taylor received, we have rarely seen
sucn an exhibition or public sympathy as
was extended to the young, lady who horso-
wmppoii u. I, Taylor this nfternoon. At
one time excitement run so high that ninny
believe, it a leader had assumed commmid,
a riot would have resulted and the rev
erend gentleman would have lMeu tint vic
tim. While the act is to be deplored very
many express the opinion that Taylor re
wived no more than he deserved.
Eurtertlie
Aurora,
Orrille.
Kagle Creek,
Sunnyside,
Damascus,
Sandy, .
Salmon,
Currinsville,
Cherryville,
Marmot,
O. W. Prasser
Geo. Knight
A. Naiher
(?arv A Wl..ln.M
U J. Trull inner i i... i i i. .. . i .
8 Bramhall 1 1 111 v'"" onsincss would have
oeen stagnant. The season of distrust
came; it att'ected all channels of trade
There are already many indications that
the lowest point of business depression had
been reached sonje time ago. People do not
lols hopelessly at the future. The consen-
one hears it expressed
Chaa Holman
W. 8. Newtvrry
- Henry Mtley
Hamllton Jt Washburn
Mr. U. A. Sheppard
T. M. Cross
J. 0. time.
C. T Howard
varus, K. M. Cooper .' -
Nolalla. Annie Stiibh. sus of opinion, as
Vimium - - . V vi 11 . .. .
Hariman
B. Jenniuga
- F. Ulesy
L.J Perdue
H. Wilbern
John Welsh
J. C. Elliott
K. (iitlscll
Mrs. W. M. Mclntvre
lien. J Cnrrili
Mrs. M. J. Hammer
Adolph Aschorf j for distrust?
sources, and
OUGHT .XOT TO OBJECT
There is some reason for the opposition
of poor persons to the improvement of
Main street at this time when money is
close and extremely hard to obtain, and the
Entirpmisi regrets exceedingly that such
are to be caused more than the usual trouble
incident to publci improvements, made at
the expense of abutting property, on ac
count of the present financial stringency.
But while some have reasonable grounds
for objecting there are others most promi
nent among the persistent objectors who
ought not at this or any other time to lay a
single straw in the way of any public im
provement. Chief among these is the Ore
gon City Manufacturing Company, an in- j
stitution which has made its money in this
city and out of its ronle mainly them.
. . i
ratives in their mills who have been obliged
to work for low wages. This company has
for many years enjoyed tbe protection and
benefits of the city government and paid for
the sunie the smallest amount of tax possi
ble. It lias piled up money here only to
take it elsewhere for investment and to
spend. At no time has
up Oregon City or considered in its conduct
when business men meet, la Unit tl.u,,,.
is gradually taking the place of distrust. Bu
siness must goon. Public and private credit
must be maintained. After a season of de
pression a revival is the natural order of
succession.
There are how signs ofthis returnineeon.
ridence. People ln.iuire what husi. il,r i.
The country is rich in re
its producing canacitv has
never been greater. There has been some
withdrawing of foreign capital, but even
this is bel'eved to be a temporary exdi
ent.
At a recent armor test a t'.' lnch gun, fir
ing an IWV-pound projectile at a velocity
of l.SM feet a second, was brought
the Ii-inch armor which la In iaHi.
battleships Indiana, Massachusetts and Ore
gon, ine projectile went through the 17
inch plate, throuuh three feet of oak haik.
lug and U foot of earth embankments and
luetic into the river. The test was deter
mined by the fact that there waa not a
crack In the plate. As a result 700 tons of
the armor were accepted. This armor
ought to be proot niruin.it even RnL.lili
blunders in the Mediterranean.
Tin Courier, which all along has been
nocking with the populists, in hopes, pre
sumably, of retain nit their suniHirt iini.-h
to the disgust of bed rook democrat who
do not believe in llirting with isms in which
they do not believe, is apparently alarm...!
at the prospect of a third Paoer in Oregon
City, and in Its mention ol the starting of
tue Herald intimates that it is of republican
proclivities. This mav bo construed in lw
intended as a warning to democrat of pop
nlist tendencies. Ierhai it will ,.,
and then again erhaps it wont
Till Iowa Slate ltcgister baa ma.U il.a
discovery that the Keely liquor habit cures
are being conducted on a told basis, and it
calls the attention of Governor Walte, Gen
eral Weaver, Judge Cole, el al. In tin. in..
just discrimination against silver, the teo.
pie's metal. All patriots should auitale for
a silver cure on a parity with cold, and If It
is not secured blood should be made to How
to the horses' bridles. Hurrah for a silver
Keeleycure! Down with discrimination I
The Hook of the Pair
ThI la tlui title ota very neat ami
carefully propareil lunik which tho Unn
croft Company n Issuing in number.
An Itn nnino Inilicnlon It in ilcvotod to
the, grout Woi ld'n Kuir nnd In intotnloil
to preset vo for future use nnd reference
a complete description of tliu greatest
exponitloti over bold. Tlui tlliihtriitiona
of which tunny are to bo elegant (nil
pugo engraving nie gem of nrt In lliolr
way and tlm wlmlo work In to ho llncly
OXCCUtnil ao tlmt ll ullll.na.i Ill
to ailV liliturv or oonlnr tuhlo and of iihii
l I : ti . . i . .....
in mi, 11111111,. i nero are to on hmiv
partn wlien it in comploto.
COPPER RIYETED
I
A
ADORCSS: SAN FRANCISCO, Cl
anl hollow cliivaa,
and dull, sunken
eyes, dcu t alwart
mean that woman's
old. Half tha Uine,
they only allow that
dm ovnrwnrkad or
iutTerlna;. To inch
women, to srerv wo
man who 1 tired or
afflicted, Pr. Jien-ei
ravorita nwa-rlpllon
safely and certainly
tiring back hoallb
and strength. It' a
, l.ll,M.I llll.l-,ll
thai aiimbtst snul . ....!.. .i... i.....
- - - - - . u, w, m ia'iiiv tun. ill. IKV
rate and build ui; a nervine that HtIiiw
u nivuguien. r or all the ilerangetiieuta,
irituinriiie ami weakuiwea peculiar to wi
men. It ! rli .u.l. u...iu u
It doeaii t beuetu or cure, you have your
It won't do to exiHTlmrnt with Ca-
S S.S-U '1' .1 ' t
mill i urrc i fin innirMitr itinurnp .r
drlvliitr It tn tUm l.ni.ra v .til nail Iish
lierfocl ami erniHiient r with Dr.
ii tawd af.. a 1. It I
Mi 1; He lie Sun k
Two more prisoners regain their liberty
rrom the county jail, thanks to the thought
fulness of the shj-riirin supplying them with
the necessary implements an axe and a
saw. The prisoners would probably have
toundit a little more convenient and less
trying to their nerves and muscles if a hit
and brace had also been left lying around
loose so that they could have bored the holes
so they could start the saw instead ol hav
ing to dig them out with an old knife and a
spike. Then too, a jimmy would have
come in verv useful in prying off the boards;
hut all this trouble might have been spared
the prisoners and the county saven the ex
pense of repairing the tioor to the recorder's
office if the sheriff had but thought lo turn
the keys of tbe jail over to Messrs. Black
and Hall who might have then spent the
night in getting well out of the way of
pursuit, but of this they presumably do
not sunn! in dread as their several monlh's
it sought to build acquaintance with the sheriff w hile laiard
lertd in its cond'ict I i"g at his hostelry must have laiiL'ht ilmm
Ol affairs what was fur the best good of the that lliey hud nothing to tear in that line,
community in which it was making its ' Seriously, the escat of these men should
money. j show the sherilfthe necessity of exorcising
From the first it has been opposed to the I Pre"'or care in retaining his prisoners since
Main street improvement and has been at
Kaon various parts of the country new
continues to come in or mauufaot nrinir in.
dustries shutting down on account or the
general and justifiable dread of legislation
hostile lo American latmr. The latest lin-
Itirlant announcement of this character Is
that of the Amo.keag cotton mills, em
ploying eight thousand operatives.
Tiiioiok WvoAXT, a non resident troi-
erty owner, who has made thousands of
dollars by the rise or values in this city.
and who is today a rich man. is on rcrord a.
unwilling to pay a few dollar for linnrove.
meuts on Main street.
Tub Inter Ocean quotes from a western
paper: "Strawberries are selling at Port
land as low as 1 cent a box, and growers
have ceased to gather the rinlng crop,"
and adds, Verily it is a html of plenty.
Tux Advance says, "our populist execu
tives have not shown themselves succesful
as rulers alongconslitutionul lines." It might
have omitted the lust three words.
oOOTHING
MUWDERS
)rwCHIIDI)iNCUIimGmiH
RF.I.1EVK rcvr.KIHl! II HIT
rREVENT FITHCONVrutlOJin. c.
PKKAPIIIYE A UrilTliv ktitv nv rnv mv.
BTITI'TIOM DUR1NU PKIUOD OF TEETU1NO.
B that the word - J0I1S STITDXAIf. Cfc-m-
1st. W si worth Surra am aimr
uorernmeut HI amp a mini lo each pet-kef.
ardolil by all Lewllnj DrutfUta.
JAPAN US 10
The deniocnit who should defeat McKin-
ley this year would he the biggest figure in
the convention of his party in IH si.
great pains to interpose every possible ob
jection and obstruction. Contractors have
been urged not to bid and frightened out of
bidding on the threat that a right would be
made and that they could not collect their
pay if the work were done. Their only pre
text is that they will have to return to this
community in the form of public improve
ments a few of the many dollars which
they have squeezed out of their poorly paid
employees. The proprietors ride from their
fine residences and oflice building in Port
land to their mill in this city on the electric
cars and are landed at the very door of their
mill. They do not bare to walk over the
poor and uneven sidewalks and they do not
nave to unve over the rough and muddy
streets, so they do not care to see them Im
proved because forsooth they will have to
go down into their well filled stocking and
spend a few of the dollars there stored.
Instead of trying to check the growth
of this city this company as well as some
other of the objectors ought to be seeking
ways to build it up.
Bap money is alsuit the worst infliction
that can come upon a country.
he is huble to have in his charge hurd char
acters at any time who will not hesifute to
break out if opportunity is airbrded them.
It iS Hot fortflP.hPilitT'tilill.ti..r,.i..A a l.ll..
..... w,...a,.,,,,v nuciun I
a prisoner committed to bis charge should I "eai e of Ointments for talarrh thut
be held or permitted to escape, as he is re- ( oiltulll .Mcrcnrr.
sensible for the safekeepin f all alike and an mercury will nurd v de-troy the sen..
CURB
A nut ftti.1 iiini.tafM i.u.i...... ......1 i
y. rir. --, mi fill in j.winri Hint) in
.u.i litis, m i'iihiuvo run inr rttrrii!,
Iiitrrii!, IMIml ut hWvMug, HrhliiK. ( linmlc.
Kt't'i'llt tir Mt.Ft'illiiarv I'll... .! tti.u At -
U. (fin n If w.'rkiii'-r: it ! al). a vrrtl
."in. it n uir siriirrMl llfftlin I Dt Hf't ill
povrry of mnllt al cure rrii.lrrliif i t.rt t.ti
Wlf). II,- knife. ...... t. .. .
. .... eir-sai; Itrivaiirr. Mill
Mtiu-ljr hituvtr larvii known tof-.il $
WIV. It for I.' ata.1.1 l.v ...-il U l.u . .(-.- I. ...
Ihl li'rrlhlt' ilMN-v wlirn wnilri, tfimrmilrr
ik Vivvn wnn ii H.jrr in rt MiihI tlir ttmiiry ll
nll llllil rtVMll ilnnjl.i. ...i- lt....i.. .
'ri(in. tut Mle b :. o. Hunilvy, Orntnn t n.
Make Your Dollar Do Doublo Duty
And cconomizo during tho hard tlmosbybt;
ing your goods at tho
Papk Plaee Store
Wo sell for $1.00 tho following:
I I'ks. Arlmcklt'H foll'i'if
21 II). Hinall whito Ih'iiiih.
20 II). best Htxla.
10 Canf TtuniitncM.
21 xjmh.Ih Clarkt'V 0. N. T. tlnva.l.
20 yanls fancy huiiiiiiit prints.
1 pair m'IiimiI limis( Mhm's,
1 tlut'ii Iiitilifrt' fast Mark lnit.
l'tytls. mitiii llamirl.
1 Mack sattoni nkirt. (Kxtra tuality.) ,
A varictv of lailis and cliildrrti'H trinuii'dL
latest shapes ami ntylen, all pi for $!.hi,
Our Sample Shoes Sell Rapidly
Hcst liaruaiiist over known, ('tune ami nee them.
All summer goods at reduced rate-
is supposed to eiercise such caution in car
ing for them as will enable him tn imnlura
them when tbe court calls for them. This
applies as much to the prisoner committed
for petty larceny as to the murderer. Tim
law knows no difference so far as the sher
iff's duty is concerned
CHINESE CLAIMS.
This from the Victoria Colonist relative
to the Geary law and the Chinese, may be
taken as reflecting the views of the Chinese
themselves, since there has all along been
a disposition on the part of our neighbors
on the north to co-nnertn nlth tbe rhii.o.o
In evading the United States laws relative !
to thp ilnrirtnliriii nf tha ,U,... !
....t. .....v., vi tUv oia, eg ui lilC Ol
Companies. The Colonist says :
Those who believe that the Government
of China regard with unconcern the way in
which.!; subjects are treated in the United
Stales, will, it js more than likely, find out,
and that at no distant, :!av. thut tl.cv Uus
formed a mistaken estimate of the Chinese i the country before 13
"The conspiracy of 1873" is one of the
glittering phrases by which the silver men
have caught a great many people who have
not cared to stop and ask them for an ex
planation. As a matter of fact there was
no more conspiracy about it than about any
thoroughly debated act of congress. The
Advance, a non-poliiicul paper, says, in dis
cussing the matter, the whole question was
openly debated Tor two years; every mem
ber of congress and every coinage expert had
a copy or the bill, and it was finally passed
with practically no opposition. As well
might the McKinley bill or the Geary law
be called a conspiracy. At the time there
was not a silver dollar in circulation, be
cause a silver dollar then was of more value
than a gold dollar. The charee that the
drop in the price or silver was due to "de-
nionetization" is equally unsupported bv
fllCtS. Hie fact is that hut H rsfSfl fldfl silver
dollars were coined in the whole history of
tne country previous to 1873, while since
that time, during the period of "demonet
ization" 417,0OO,fjOiJ such dcllars have been
coined. In the single y.-ar of 18!3 there
were thirty million more silver dollars
coined than in the whole history of the
the period which
of Btnell and completely derango the
whole Rystem when entering it through
tne mucous aurfacea. Such articles
should never be uned except on prcHoritv
I tions from reputable physician-, as the
damage they will do in ten fold to th
good you can possibly derive from them.
Hall g Catarrh Cure manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0., contains
no mercury, and Ih taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. In bnv
ing Hall's Catarrh Cure he sure you get
ttiegeuine. It is taken internally, ami
made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney
x co. ieHtimomuls free
Sold by drtiggiHts, price 7oi:. per
bottle.
cnaracter. I he Chinese are keen observers, the Denver convention termed "the sev-
1 hey know what is going on around them ! enty-five years of the country's greatest
ana mey are, at tins moment, eagerly ' glory." .
watching to see how their rellow subjects j ! ;
are being treated in the United States. The I Tiie savhg' of a dollar is better than
officials of the Government of China have the earn' .g of one and it is upon this
a thorough knowledge of the Geary law and
of all that has been done and left undone
to put it in force.
There is soon to be a new Chinese minis
ter at Washington. It is intimated that he
well Kilown economic principle that the
San Francisco Call bases this statement:
" There is a good deal of talk about the
promised revival in gold mining. It is suj-
rif.Uf.fl tl.nl II.a ,.r ,...1.1 1 - t.
ma, inc uuiiiui ui koiu niuy lie ill-
l''in that the passage or the Geary j cread materially. While it is desirable
net hflB virtual I o ai..fti.t..l il.a .. I . . . .
vi.cucoij, sua. mac an tne gold shall be taken out or the ' 1 "
was in force wheu it was enacted, and that ground that can be without injury to other ! y ll it when mdinu an interesting
the first thing he will do after he arrives in : ii,i,.Put it i. n . ...... I 0i-ti,.if. .i n,i i. .
. iviui-iuiivi mat mere
aiiiiiiiiHi mii ue oj enter into negoua- u more than one way to m.-ike mAA r.l,.i
Two Important fuses.
Two cases on appeal from this county
. f
were argued and submitted to the an
preme court at Salem on Tuesduy. The
first was that of Edward C. .I nn intra
appellant, vs. Addie C. Jennings and J
C. Ainswortb, respondents, in which W,
C. Strode was attorney for the appel
bant and B. F. Bonham and C. I). La-
tourette for respondent. The other
case was that of Emma Jane Clayson,
respondent, vs. Charles Clayson, apjiel-
iant. Joseph himon represented re
spondent and lirowni.ll & Dresser appel
lant. This latter case involves an es
tate of 480 acres of land between Oregon
City and Portland, said to he worth moro
than f 100,000. The appellant was ad-
ministrator of the eslale of his deceased
brother, and the respondent is a sister,
who claims, and has thus fur substan
tiated her claim, that the deceased left
a legal will which provided what dispo
sition should be made of the property
and gave most of it to her.
b n - n www
l.-. iTTry, i i -trr 1
Look Before Yoii Leap
OR IN OTHER WORDS
S.'vc i in i.iiu.
One cent a disss.
ims ( iirar Corona l iIB pnmiptlyTToTi
Throat, tfoaracntss, Whoopln CouiK nnd
Aal..ma Consumption It baa no rival;
has cured thouaanHa, nnd will ,xhk you ti
taken In tlrno. H.,1,1 by iriiKUt on a
antee. l or a Iimo lim ii ... i,,
vo
Holman's
Pnw
ON
Li tr ti r
nisMs Ij.1'1 jES, Ci . S. IfALL PA '
For sale by C. G. Huntley. '
Red
Cros
Tansy
rins
c
s
Suppressed
Mansfruation
PAINFUL
Mimfruatlon
AndaPkEVE.VriVEt.ir
""'IK .
m-itiii.ibili,j.
Are ftifa anil Rrllshla.
UT I'-ff'M'iiy ll.itiiilm.
Puraly Vrjre.
I udic I ver
Kallsl
PRICE Ri rr
Srnt po-tpsM on weltrt of
price. Mont-y ffundsd If ant us
..U. Ill - J .1 .
win na I'lnehttna en
in uu Kiuuuuua iv.t
utt moinea, Iowa.
For witle by Charman A Co.
MM
BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
IIONliB Kt)K BALE.
Rpnli.il l!M. will l.a i. ., .
, - " r,Jt'"i iy ine i reasnrer
of lH. lo.inss county at hlsoltiee In the court
"- "I' U li D Cllll I1IKIII, All
f , iL ' '"' l,',e" '"""I' t" the amount
eonnly, Oreiroii. Hnld ht.tida nut t l.c sold !."
low liar. I uniera limy I.I.I to furnish eoi.y f
lioii'la. KiKlorst! ciivelotie, " I'roDosals lor il,.
purchase of school ,nils ' "'l""""" ,,,r
,,,," -AI.IKK. County Treasurer.
Oregon City, July a, IWj.l
Mil
isrlate & EiMi
A Miarp Pmclice
tions for a new treaty. The relations of the
two countries are to be nut on a new foot
ing, so that each shall know what it has to
exjiect. Tbe Chinese do not threaten or
bluster, but they are quietly persistent, and
the chances are that they will have their
own way. Tbe Chinese Viceroy is said to
have stated that a new treaty will have to
be negotiated between Chinaand the United
' O-"- I'--". KJ.
At the present time we send the hulk or the
113,000.000 of gold we produce annually to
Atlantic cities and Europe to pay for goods
thai might he made in this country. A
manufacturing firm which stinnlies hnmo
goods to the amount of one million dollar
in place of imported goods does as much for
the state as if they bad taken a million in
gold out of the ground.
article and find at Us close that von'vn
read an abvertisement. Don't condemn
the advertiser. You wont read the ordi
nary advertisement. All adyertisers
feel this in common with the writer who
takes this means of telling you that Sim
mons J-iver Kegulator is the best med
icine for Malaria, impure blood, and a
poisoned system. Equally as good for
Indigestion and Billiousness.
' TKACIIKKH' EXaminatium '
Notice is Kar.v trlu..,. II.... ......
making an .. . ,:., ,..'.. V",, ". I' ''""""
.VhofTiiV'Sonul'ir1
ai on si tne court iK.uae In Oregon Cite
heir nn nir W.. .... '
o'clock ,.. in "
Persona ieslruio tnke tha xADtlti.tiori fr
-liitecertlflcaicaaud stale .llplo.na, wl lip, ,
Krl.lay, AukubI Jlih. h'.,;i, atu o'clock ,l'v''
II. S. UIIiSON. County Hchool Hup't. "
r. . (:lH,1rnas Coiiiity.Ori.Kon.
TMUisl this 27th day of July, Wi. ' ,
A UMINISTKA1 -Olt'H NOtIceT
Nnfles Is hari.l.u .1... .i.-i.i.. .. . .
has heeti. I.y the County Court for cla. . ..
county in the , ol tlregon. api "
tn In stralor of ii.a ..ui.. ..i . .... , 1 ".'
, . v . ........ ..1 i Mri noser, diw
eiase.l. All persons hu in l. I
p ?r,0,uther"f"!"' ' lM.r, dec'tl.
THKAHVHKH'H NOTICE
I havA nnw In m ..
ths wme.it of. ad vrant. ZinZ ?rV" "
j i y is, . imi. interc.t will cense ln H.,. .
tin. notice. H CAI.IKK
n ..An Trr,"""rer ' f:lckama county.
Dated Oregon City, July 14, lm. '
Sunday Services. "
erviee. I'ikvit 111....11, . u- . " . ''' '""ruiiiit
Jvci.i.o, . , 1 ' h,'''''vnr every Huu.laV
7-:
Society
evening at (I , . nrainni
, KIltHT HAiTIHT CIII'HI'll -ll.,,
prayer mcilng Wc,,.,,, " K'ilr
Coveromi M,.,.,. ever v w n V, ' M'-mlily
tirnee.il i. v .1... :.tuU.r. w ''1 'i'l V e
CoriiliilnTvllatl,, t """)' '" ' 'th. A
. ST. lOIINH CHI'Kcii fATii.ii ... .
to.;) a.
(lernian
M.
serin. in
At all. her a ,. "T', " ma.,'
"nhjecis, ,l llene,leilo R"7r"j ''""'"l al
Kpworth League , ..,', "''"'"t'rv"'" ;1
D m: I'rayer M.'eil V r.','i V"'"'"? t
Mrau.ers'eor.ii,, J'V . ''"X ""'l at 3 !KI.
Cooke's Stables
W.H.COOKE Manager,
Huceessor lo If. II T 4 h. Cft
Corner Fourth ami Main Strf
OliKdON CITY.
Tim I . A I ) I N f 1 I.IVKUY HTAE
of tlm Cjy. ( uliy dcscril'1
furnished on short noticti.
All kinds of Truck ami !divi)ryEc'
Mess promptly attondoil to.
llurHca It,r,l,t
able IcrniH.
every H,lay evening , " ST 'r, '","'
kkkst. p.. ; v , ; . , r(iKla'AN - a....
Hun.lay m II A m u services ,.VPry
Ksl.lmth school e!ery 'H,,u,Hy .,l'llnV''
llarrlsherger, Hupt.) We ,v"I.',?,A' M ,''"1"'
every We.lnea.Uy evening 'r"ur Ml"'"'.g
Wii.i.iaus 1...1... u..."."j "' ll Hey I' it
-ly mornings an. the "niee. i?"'1 ll,lr'' "
llllht In . "a,,.. It. Pteee.llng Hiiliiril...
and7n m.' l"9!:"" at II a. n.
each month at Kaili view. " ' ,u,ru""" f
R PRIER'S
Photograph Caller!
ifyu want a good jthotorapb 6;
hiin a cull at liiri old ntand op
Jiosito Farr'u butchir bIk'P-
NOTIIINQ BUT HRST-CLASS WOBI
PROMPT DELIVERY