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0rr..n City li rir. arua, Mullnnan.1 Mulalla
1m, a al U m. a 11 arllxa al U m. itaily.
ilrr...n II. I.. Mr. Vll.k l.rk Moa.toallrnok.
fii..u Mllla. Uullnn au.l I ulliui, luaiaa al 10 a.
B TuwUi, Ihurwlar au l Nalunlaf, and r
Kiaiuii lnlliiwlui dara al i lk p in
FHIUAY, OC rollK.lt 27. lHi.'i.
Kike r i.avAia At 8 A. M. Tuea-
day (lie hroke out in the general luer-
fli.ndlae More ol oletnan A Uoulet at
(irrvaia mid In elinunt an In.Unt the
rntlra ImiUliw aa romnime.l ,y flamea
w,ili all ite ruMeiita, twiner ith
ZHKler AMU aria' hotelier .Imp, W. J.
CUike'e Harpilnting olh. e and T. II.
Walker. Miop, toiiellier Willi a
Uige warehouse hoihliiig. Ity the
Uliiuit eli-an. and liriolc woik 01 iltKMi.
tli. Ate wae i hm krxl at the hank tmilding
on the ailh, nr the entire tun would
have hreri III alie. At one time it
luiknl iinHililo to ave the town and
lli HaWtii fire department waa U'le-
(nailiMl fur. lliey re.piniil promptly
nd willingly. A tlal train wa.
givrn them hy the Hontheru IVillc
rmepany, Imt the loral hanil lire engine
did errvlce, and will, plenty jf
alrr ntingiil.hed the tbimre. The
Vaia iilc hall had aeveral narrow nka.c ! niater al wa. ilelixrred a bill waa tit m
hrimi on fire a litimlr of limea andj'1" "-rlv '" I lhand. Thia ia
timaiiy tl...... rkliiivnii-hiil. Having It ' " outrage on the ta.i'era and eon-
Urrly .,r. bed. Coleman A (ioulel'a j ''''"K ""'X "hould not jH-rmit. Tl
k-tliniKJ and had 7..VH) Im-urance. '"'v letter hea.l. could bavo been
Ttelo.. to the Slur Lillet waa t), l"l'"' ''.v '"r ::' lnu
li..url for MM). The h. to the other. ' I'arn.rd A Co , of St. I-ouie did tliework
... null. The h.c. are with the I'"' rUrve.ll70.S0 and the co.nmiH.on
Ilouie Mutual, National, of IIartfi.nl, and " Uir H 'e kno'
Wlhwe-t of I'ortland. T-m Coi. nmn 1 !'"'" prole.t.-Vancouver Inde-
made a hi rolc i lh.rt t ave hia iKX.k
and rame near loalng Ida lile
I'etnr
Mirkela fell twenty feci from a fool by a
ladder breaking, but waa not acfioimly
Iniurcl. Coleman A (ioiilet'a bookiare
burned, making their aceoiuilaa lol'
Vm. The fire ia anppoM-d to bave
raiiiiht from the .love, aa the Mate waa
diMMvered In the rear end of the build
IliC. Tn.iBka'a iri'i.kx Im.ax. We have
been .hown the patent recently leaned
to our tm naiuan, Jaa. Thornc'a for Ida
ynlamof indexing long llHiaof name.
for a ready reference. He baa reduced
thia metier to a rontlnuoiia dln'ctory
a.lptal4 to any tleaired purpo.ie.
Thin liidr haa already been Introduced
in MiillrKiin.il and Clackamaa countiea
) applid to the deed record., both
direct and rever.e. The duplet index
aa it ia railed ran be lendily Htted to any
old .eta, ao at not only to provide tor
the reiiii.ite apace for each china of
tiatnea but In like manner double or
thrihble Uio capacity without loan of
pace by merely changing the page
flgurea. Mr. Thorne line ut lilted the
well. known tact that Ihero aro only cer
tain combination, of our alphabet poib
lie ao aa to coaleece. All the.e are given
In audi a mnmior that tho flr.t two let
ter, of any name are eeenata glance
nd the third lotter In tho cloee.t prox
imity therewith po.eible. Any name
can therefore bo turned to in thia Index
more readily than it ia even po.nible to
do In a directory nit ttie name, aro not
only cliiHNillnd with reference to the flr.t
three lettera but under eiudi cla.a when
thua turned to tbey ro found by the
Kiven mime.
Honk.t l,om7NnKHe.--Tho Telegram
Ih reaponaible for tho following: "On
Third and Alder alrteta, at 3 o'clock
ymiturday afterdny iifternoon, a bunk
me.Henger alighted from car, currying
witli him w'cunvan aack containing about
I'l.OOO. Hnllway dow n Alder, between
Necoml and Third utreeta, the Buck buret,
and it. golden contents of double eagles,
egleM and half eagle", rolled along the
wooden Hiduwulk. A look of despair
waa depicted upon the meeriengor'a face
a he caw a dur.en or more Chinese and
a lew idle white men scramble for the
coin. For fully five seconds he was un
fthle to articulate a sound, but at last he
linulnriiil tlin rrow d to act honestly with
hlra, and Ida earnest, pleading rennet
met with the desired response. Ho re
niovod Ida sack coat, laid it upon the
sidewalk, and Chinese, and white alike
dropped what monoy they had picked op
on the coaU When the racssonifer
eventually ,lnei.d cash, he found him
self Ifi short only, and that coin most
probably rolled Into crevice.
Hatckimv' Ilin.ic HiiooT.-TI.e rllln
emileat for (liiHrclmimir trophy wub
Im-IiI niKlur IU ,11,,11;,;, ,j Capuln F.
A. llunlello, U. H. A liiN,il...,.r ofmrmll
arm. j.riu'tii u at Vanwiver l.arrurk., n
rmiH.. tillln-r, mkmIhIimI ,y Captain (i, N,
Wolfe nii J.Uleiianl K. 1'. Cnmno, of
tlm Flr.t ttKliuotit, 0. N. (I. Tim tram.
n.l.t.., f fly,, , WM.,( I(
"anwa nlvnn live l,ul. each nt 2(H),
.'MM mil fi(K) yanl., a h,,u M at wl,
riiii, or 711 nt Mil. or itrainl total fur
one train of ays. T,.Bm wr
ty t'otnwtlt.M u, c, K, mill K, Flr.t
Iiik'iiI, O. N. (I.; lomitny C, Knooml
mulmmit, 0. N. (J.j and cumpany ,
Flr.t n-KliMKiit N. (J. W. Tim conte.t
waa won l,y Company 0, Flr.t raiment,
0. NO , bya Mure of 247, tlm oilier
cor Mint 210 for company C, Neeond
reuiii.ent; 221 fur company K, 207 for
company II. N. (j. W. j 1IH for comimny
F, MO for company C. Some of
tlm ttiKiiilwra of Co. F did some wild
liootlnif due prup.lily to the fct tliat
llieyh.d liad but llttla practice. The
xiite fur tlm lioinn tiMiin Ntixxl I'liken.
00, CowliiK K'i, KaiM. 3.1, YearKaln 21)
mid Huntley 2H.
IUkdhomk HiriM.kiiKNT. Kime the
ujh'iiIiik of the (in-iit fair In Clilcauo the
llly Inter Oiian Iim Wn tmlilUhlnu
twlre a week limidmimn lllimtmlod
.uppletm-nta lately devoted to allowing
off the (trvat exxltlun. Tlie.e were
lnvrlli!y artl.llc In design and neatly
vtiH-iitrd. Notwithstanding the f.ct
that they were printed at one running
through the prfM their at-veral colore
make an llluMrntion of morn thmi
ordinary merit. Now that the fair la
over it In to ho hoped that that great
dally will find other inltnhle auhjecti
for llliiMtratlon iu tlila iniiiiiier ao that It
niny rontinne their iwnanit-. The Inter
(kvan hy the way U orm of the Ik-hI
L,., ,,.,, the country and la
alwaya replete with fre.h newa. With
out the .uppleiueiit it la well worth
tt,g eVen in thia corner of tne United
tatea.
Hum I'miao Womk. lli-n C. Irwin A
Co., have been getting in their work on
the city oltVlala aa will he nn by road
Ing the counril reort It ia atrange
bow mn in a public capacity will (linre-
gard the local home iiitenntaand patron'
iw foreign inatltutiona. The connty of'
fleer, did the .ame thing. Thev ordere
jX0 1w-r t-awSa et . a. they av. thev
, 10 f r tl.ouiwn.l i-l wtu.n llw.
I H-nu-rn.
Til at TmtAciiKRorB -Moiai.i.a. A num-
her of yeiira ago the .tructure known an
the rper Molalla bridge waa rendered
iiki'Icn. bv a rhaniie in the channul of
ibe .(ream which left the bridge ataml-
,(( , ln ,i,dle of the ittreuin with
no means of reaching It. The county
court at that time in response to requests
from the people u.ing the bridgo the
most, determined to build a new brnlge
above the old one which waa abandoned.
Ijwt week word was aeni in to Judge
Meldrum notifying him that the river
waa washing around the west end of the
bridge and that unless something was
done soon the bridge would be loft out
in the middle of the river or possibly
tho wr.t abutment would be waalied out
altogether, so he went out te examine
the bridge and approach last rriday.
Tut Last Wkkk. Another successful
year oi me I oriinnu r.inu
ing to a close and those w ho desire to
view the sights which may there be seen
ill bave but two more days as the clos
ing hour conies on Saturday oi tins ween,
Many expressions of approval oi me
management oi inu mi.wi... "
collecliona on exhibition which this year
are better and number more than ever
belore, are beard from those wlio nave
been present from this place, and many
of these have attended not ono but upon
......ml iwi aHior.s. In addition to tne
n.nal attractions for this week the per
formance upon the spiral towor with the
largo ball which the performer rides
down the incline is proving a drawing
feature. .
There is more Catarrh In this section
of tho country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced
it . local disease, and proscribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounceu u
inrurablo. Science has proven catarrh
,... ronatitiitlonal treatment. Hall
r-iurrh Ctiro. manufactured by F.J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohm, is the only
...timtlonal cure on tlie maraet.
taken Internally in doses from 10 drops
. . .na.nnonfnl. It acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
syBtein. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Pena 101
. a t...;,nniala. Address.
circulars ; r?" v :; TiP,in O
V. J.
Allelic.
jtf-Sold by Druggists,
76c.
Pbotkot YoUBSKU.-Insure you rprop-
rtv In tho Guardian Assurance compa
eny iu i" nn
ny of London, casn T-,
F. E, Donaldson, Agent,
Oregon City, Oregon.
Or Coiia.a Tiiky Wont Wohk. The
Kiigeiie (iuard tells this pathetic story of
the oor tramp whom the publle Is sup
porting: "One night this week fourteen
trump, woro allowed to sleep in the city
Jail. When the city marshal turned
them out In the morning he informed
the crowd that be could give one of them
a cimaiiciit situation In the country
at the rate of $1 per day and board, w ith
a first-class farmer, who desired a band.
Imagine his surprise when they all re
fused to accept the employment e ire red
saying they all wanted to go to Cali
fornia. Hunan II, Anthony once lectured
upon the subject, "Woman wants bread
and not the ballot." so the poor tramp
wants bread, not work.
A I'Moai'tHiNd Oiioxa Falls City
Lodge No, 6U of this city continues to
prosper and grow owing almost wholly
to the Interest taken in the lodge by the
members. Nearly all meetings, and it
now meets every Saturday evening, are
well attended and there is west Interest
manifested by those present. Last Sat
urday evening besides putting candi
dates through the mysteries of the last
degree they had an interesting talk from
one of the grand lodge ofllcers and one
week from the coming Saturday they ex
pert to have Grand lecturer Davey
present. The lodge Is planning an ex
rumion to Portland for this Friday night
to visit ono of the lodges there.
Wii.lam arrt IUn.wAr Cabs. The
Willamette Falls Hallway company have
made arrangements to start a car upon
their road and will use It for a time in
connection with the flat cars which were
used for construction purposes, in bal
lasting the road, it being their intention
to finish the road as soon as possible in
first class sha. It will be remembered
that they bad to stop work In the fall
on account of the rain and the lack of
the car which could not be got when
ordered. Nothing has been determined
as yet relative to the time when pasaen
irer service will be establhheU on the
line.
Or Intkbk.t to TatAsi atas. M. P,
ISurnett, the treasurer of Ilenton county
and hit tioiidmcii have had suit brought
against them for the 114,000 of county
funds dc iosited in the Job bank at the
time of ita failure. In speaking of the
case a Corvallia puper sajs: "The ease
w ill be watched by county treasurers and
their bondsmen all over tho state, who
will be anxious to know ii, alter a treas
U'er has ued every eil'ort to keep county
funds in safety, and law still holds him
ml his bondsmen responsible (or funds
so lost."
A Ciooii 1'i.Ai t roil Hoys, to keep out
of is the state reform school, at which
tho new regulation uniform was worn
for the first time Inst week. They are a
grey military style wan me urvgon
slate null' U brAss buttons and the
laiva look dressy and are proud of
their new clothes. The new gymna
sitim that is being built by tho boy
of the school for their own use will be
finished in a few days. The building
is 40x100 feet in size.
Uoatino Uniikb IIikkictltim Ac
cording to the Telephone Regieter the
Toledo bad some difficulty in reaching
McMinnvillo last week owing to a fall
In the water. The river is not :Iear of
nags when it is low. She loaded 350
sack, of wheat and 100 boxes of apples
and some miscellaneous freight and left
during the day. As soon as tho ground
is filled mith water there will be no trou
ble in reachinu McMinnville.
Will does Out. Chas. Moehnke who
has conducted a general merchandise
store at Mink for a number of years finds
that his farm and saw mill demand so
much of bis time that he cannot afford
to look after the store so he has de
termined to close out. It is probable
that the building and site will be dis
posed of to some one end that the poet
olllce will bo turned over to him
PoinoTiikik Best. The orchards near
Sollwood , which were completely stripped
of their foliage some weeks ago, have
undergone a process of rejuvenescence
and are now clothed with a new and
luxurious growth of foliage. Some of
them are beginning to bloom, and if the
weathorls favorable they may yet pro
duce a crop of fruit.
Pamaokd by IIioh Water. Tho
Woodburn Indejiendent of recent date
notes that Hon. J. B. Dimick will lose
about 4,000 bushel of potatoea by the
overflow of Tuddlng river. The potatoes
have rotted in the ground, and are not
worth digging. He haa enough on
high ground however, to furnish his
Sunday dinner till potatoes come again.
What's In a Name? Ono that in
spires confidence and Is known to all
residents of Clackamas county aa a syn
onym of integrity and fair dealing is that
of Bellomy A Busch. This firm from a
comparatively small beginning has from
year to year increased its stock, and now
can justly claim to have tho largest
assortment of goods in the county.
Is Your Laundry Well Donef
iothing exasperates a person so much
as to have a fine white garment returned
from the laundry yellow and musey,
buttons half off. and in a condition not
fit to wear. The Troy Steam Laundry
sends out none but first class work
trial order will convince you. Office
with F. A. Waddock, post office build
ing. Bundles left Tuesday eveninj will
ba returned Saturday morning.
Resolution, of Respect.
Hallof Oiikcoh Lowiic No. 3, 1 O.O. F.
Ohkoom City, uii.)
WiiKkKAs, It haspleused an all-wiso
God in his provldlni e to remove from us
our brother. J. K. Nelson whose kind
ness and brotherly sympathy, whoso
loyally and devotion to our beloved
order has bern manifest to us all,
lerefore be it,
Rosolved, That we commend his
many noble qualities of mind and heart
to the Imitation of our brothers. II in
frailties we cover with the mantle of
charity. May he rest in peace.
Kesolved, That we extend to Ids
brother and friends our fraternal
sympathy.
Resolved, That a copy of these reso
lutions be sent to his brother and that
they be given to the press.
n. n. YVALKKH,
W. II. HowtLL,
S. M. Ramshy,
Committee.
Card of Thanks.
Wiliioit Si-binos, Oct. 23, 1893.
To Tilt Editob : We desire, through
the columns of 1he Entkbpkisi to return
our sincere thanks to our friends at
Highland for their assistance In my hus
bands burial service.
Mas. A. Scbibnkr.
8. II. Scbibnkb.
A Cheap Home.
One-half mile from Mulino postofTice,
school house, public hall, grist mill,
store ect., (Jl acres all under fence, half
slashed, 16 acres, under cultivation,
orchard, house barn etc. Land per
fectly level, on bench and Molalla
bottom, no rocky waste land. Is a rare
barvain. Address C. T. Howard,
tf Mulino, Or.
Fish, Fish.
Oregon City Fish Market opposite cor
ner from Pope's hardware store, carries
lull stock of fish, poultry, and game in
seanon. Ov.ters and salt-water fish re
ceived fresh from the coaM. Orders
promptly filled. B. T. Humphrys,
E. E. WILLIAMS,
Grocer,
oreoox CITY.
Masonic Building.
Blank noto, receipt and order books
at the E.NTKai'Kisi ollice .
It is to our interest to please every
economical buyer. BbllomvA Busch. u
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SEIDLITZ POWDERS that
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lumpy ?
They very often get that
way when they have been
made up too long.
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Successor to
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Near Court House, Oregon City.
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