Oregon City Enterprise.
Fubltlieil Every Fridny.
CHAS. MESERVi:,
rt Bl ISHKR AND I'KHI'RIKTOH.
SUBSCRIPTION HATES,
On year, . f
Six montha, in)
Tare, month, ...... 50
Bubaerlptimia payaMr la advance.
Adverilniug ralea given on llrtioB.
Bulered it th Poat Olflc In Gregim City, Or.,
M leooud claaa mailer.
FKIPAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1S3.
Tb KNTKRl'RlSK guarantee, a larjrer bona
ftd elrenlatloa than that of the other tor
paper. In the county combined.
AGENTS FOR THE ENTERPRISE.
aweeo,
' Oaoby,
Olarkaniaa,
MUwaukle,
Colon Mill,
' Ainu.
Meadow Brook.
hrw Kra.
Wllnnvlll,
Park Place,
Barlow.
4lladtone,
Stafford,
HtlHno,
Carua,
Molalla.
Uarqtiam,
Euttevllie
Aurora,
Orvllle, -
Kajrle Creek,
hunnyside,
Damascus,
Sandy,
Salmon.
4."urriiisville,
t'lierryville, -
Marmot,
0. W. Proaaer
Oeiv knight
Gary A Wiiiieer
u j. irtiiimier
t. 9 nramnaii
Chaa Hoiman
W. 9. Newherry
Henry Miley
Hamilton A W aihtmru
-Mrs. ti. A. Sheppard
T. N. t'trai
J. Q. (lane.
C. T Howard
R. M. Cooper
Annie Suihha.
E. M. Hanman
B. Jeuniiifi
- F. lilesy
L J Peril u
H. Willwnt
Jolin Welsh
- J. 0. Klliott
F. GvKISlll
Mrs. W.M. Molntyr
Ueo. J. Currin
Mrs. M. J. Hammer
AIulh Ak-IhhI
(loon roails are an essential factor In tlie
development or a country, ami no section
of Oregon ran li tor tlie full development
of its resources ami tlie ocneflls arising
therefrom which reluseMo make the roaila
Rood at all nnwni o( the year, l'oor roads
ami highly developed farms with all the im
provemenls incident thereto are iucomimli
hie. ltenverton has had a practical Illustra
tion or this lmiiK tie m M'asn which
bas convinced many men w ho formerly op
posed improvement of the mads that It was
tlie best and in fact the only thing to do,
The Hillshoro Independent tays: Mt
spring the road Irom llcaverton to Portland
became so muddy that (lie peopla were
aroused to action. Their energy a such
that In the vicinity of lleavertou and the
Multnomah line Km) w as raised, w hich ttaa
matched by ltXJ appropriated by the eoun
ty. With this fund a rock crusher was n.r
chaaetl. and lha thre milna nf nu.t hnili
This fall It i formed down hard and smooth
and the travel over It Is Immense. The f
feet: The railroad tariff from llcaverton to
Portland has been reduced to SI per ton.
whereas last year the rate was $i The
people of llcaverton will save the price
of the road In one year. One firm that
ships about CS0 tons per year, this sc..
son saves ISO. Yet tor the road thev eon.
tributed nothing on the ground that no
benefit would come to them.
JUMAl'KKK.
Prominent Visitors Sundry Social and Hulhl.
Inc Notes-The Twain One,
HAWAIIAN AXXKIATION.
A Subscriber's Views I'non thli fntaraaiia
- . - m
lopie-rennoyer .Nominated for Governor,
. PECULIAR YEAR.
It is s current saying that panics or busi
ness depression like that of the ) at sum
mer, are of periodical occurrence and must
be ipected. To a certain extent this is
undoubtedly true, since continued prosper
ity in business tends to foster a speculative
era which expands the credit ot the individ
ual beyond that which his means will main
tain, and the day of settlement coming finds
him unprepared to liquidate and failure fol
lows. When the speculative faver becomes
general it must necessarily be followed by a
panic of more or less magnitude. It is in
the character of the failures of the year that
1N3 w ill go down into history as a peculiar
year, since there have been a greater num
ber of business interruptions in this country
than for any year in a long time. Whatever
the general cause of thete embarrassment.
it is notable that it ha, been less sufficient j " ly '"'"' ' cannot see 1
.1.... -...-i ti t . , dvantage she possesses overan islam .
iii.u uuii. j or iiiiunrY, as a wnoie, 15 1 nr . .1 1 . .
r., , a .1.;. .-. t : I 0f cu,lr? lf ilands .lo not care to be
j w, .. I ..w.T .rtvll 1,0 VUllUlliUII
right along from the beginning of the year.
To the El'iToR: As a native ol Orvenn
and a loyal American I wish to oiler a few
ideas of my own on the subject of the an.
nexation of the Hawaiian Islands.
Oregon was rather backward about com.
ing forward and making a display appropri
ate to tier greatness at the world s fair;
now let her use whatever influence she pos
sesses in lavor of annexation and do some
thing for her country in this Columbian
year of grace.
There are some w ho eontend that the
islands are at,too great a distance from the
lulled States for annexation, but a cable
will be laid to them in a few years whether
annexed or not, and with a line of swift
steamers owned by Americans plying be-
tween ban rraneisco and Honolulu they
will, lo all practical purposes, be nearer the
seat of government and the home market,
and far more accessible, than was the Pacific
coast when the stars and stripes first waved
over its fuir valleys and wooded hills.
Again, there are those w ho say that it is
unconstitutional to acouire territory not
I contiguous lo the United States, butsurelv
(the purchase of Alaska is precedent for
such a step.
Not only is Alaska not contiguous but she
is separated from us by miles of foreiiru ter.
ritory through which there is as yet no land
route, and as long as our only means of
reaching her is by water I cannot see what
M11.W.U km, Nov. U. tiovernor fvlves
tor lVunoyer made a Hying trip to Mil wait
kee last .saiurdry to look nt a tract of land
east of here.
Senator Hays and Judge Meldrtmi, of
Oregon lily, honored lia with a visit last
week.
0. P. Jones, of Kenton, Ohio, and C. T.
Jones, of Dunkirk, Ohio, Uelatives of Mr.
and Mrs. K. 8. .McUul-MIii. left for their
homes Monday night after a two week's
visit. They wer delighted with Oremm
and its fruit product. They returned with
happy rememberaur of Oreimn and lia
abundant resoiirses and beautiful acnr.
Iter. C. O. Kaatl left Tnemla for
.... ' -I '
alley, east of Alt. Scott, where lit will con
duct religious meetings ror about twowmk.
Mrs. Deo, Fuchs and Mlsa Hettit Fouls, of
Oregon City, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs J, U. Honnett last week.
Seth dwelling A Co. had two barrels of
sweet cider stolen from their store house
last week.
The painters are busr nrimin Ilia
school building. The plumbing and tinning
is about completed. J. Wetiler will start
plastering Thursday or Friday.
Golleb Keller, motorman on theelarlric
car Janet, and Miss Una Hoten miller wer
untied in marriage at the bride's horn la.i
Thursday, by tb liev. Prlesing. The near
est friends and relatives were in attendance
They received many nice presents and Im
mediately repared to their future home.
They will for the present reside In part of
their brother John's house. Mr. Keller will
build a neat cottage In the spring.
A Chriip II mil",
Ono-I. all inilo from Mulino potdollW,
scIhhiI Iioiiho, public hull, glial, mill,
Htoro cel., (H acrv nil uinior (once, IniK
hIiimIioiI, m acroa, inulcr ciilliviitlnii,
urcliunl, Iioiiho Uiiii elc. I.uikI jnr
(oitly lovid, on IhmicIi and Molullu
tiottom, no na ky w hhIo land. U a hire
Imrgiiin. Aildreaa C. T. llow.m,
I Mulino, Or.
Flxh, FlKh.
Orttfon Oily Flail Market oppnelto i-or-
ncr i rum rope a nuruwnro atoro, ciirr u
iuii nw. 01 nan, iioiuirv, ant name in
canon. Uvatora and aull-water llali re-
oivotl frcali (rum tlio coaat. Onion
prouijdly tilled. It. T. llninphrya
I'ry granulalod augara imhciiIccii
poiinda l, roaat coffee Sftc. a poiiikI
and acliiHil booka and aupplica away
down, at the KihI Front.
llWexlilimr atalionnrv. Ida lalual alvlna
and flnoHt aaaorttiioiit ever brought to
urttoo city at the r.HTKHi'MiHK ollice.
Cantaln Swihoikv If M A Kan III,,.,.,
lal , aaya : "Slilloli'a I'alarrli Keumdv
ia the first iiuhIicIiio I hay iver found
that would do in anv iuhhI." l'rlce.M)
eta. Sold bvG. tl. llnntlev.
COPPER RIVETED
uasa-' . II I
m w ri4 mr v as"
iss n, rri cpr r mv-n
Aa Fnthnilastle Ratiflratloa Meetlnr-Urk of
mrkey bobolert for Thankagling.
There have been weak spots here and there,
as the result of overcrediting and unwise
Iecu!aticn. bnt these have not been any
more numerous or general than in other;
years. The proportion of inherently sound j
concerns involved ibis year has been in ex-
annexed I Would be the last one to urge an
nexation. All that I say is said with the
proviso that they, the majority at least, are
willing and ready to cast off the shackles of
monarchical institutions and wear the badge
of freedom.
During the transition period from Sand-
wicliism to Americanization, while our gov
Nir, Nov. l.X-The republicans of
Needy precinct met at the school house on
Saturday evening last and held a ratification
meeting in honor of the recent elections.
Several rousing speeches were made In
which Hon. J. H. Demick, of Hubbard took
an active part. J. II. Wolfer, 8. W. Hard
est)-, l. Zimmerman, Mr. Sherman and
others of this place w ere anion- the sneakara.
Tke people were greatly Inspired with en-
thiisiasu and patriotism, and applause ran
to a high pitch throughout the meeting.
It was gratifying to see the hannv faces of
of the old soldiers and listen to their pat
riotic remarks. It is evident from tlie
elections that the American people are
ansiousfora change and from the indica
tions thev are hound to lni. it
Mr. Kditor, the only disappontment that j
we have at the present time is the alxeiira
I of a sufficient number of Turkeys for the
j number or Thanksgiving days apportioned
i to us this year, as there were only a limited
! number or turkeys raised bv the republicans
not expecting but one Thankairlvinif. Th
democrats do not raise any as the v are in the
j wool business and the people's parlv have
plenty of money and does not have to raise
tjl l LIKX A TlllEr IS
I j ,aat THK SMUT, Con-
I II sumption eome. A
Migui eviti, wiui yinir
syatwn In Uw scroiuJ
oua eomlitlon that's
cauaad bv Impur lihxid,
t nous:B to faatao It
Uxm you. That la th
tlm when neglect and
delay ar run ol doiigvr.
Scrofula. Ton ran prevent It, and you rwq
cur it. If you havvtrt waltad too lot)-, with
it. rnro a uojuen aiiicki Diavuvvy, 1 nai
is th moat potent blood cleanarr, strangta-
restonr, and diwli buliilar that's known to
... i . i . . . .. . . .i
luauiw r or Twy uueaao uias nas
li, v ..I 1 L L. .1.. II . .1 111.- r
vm imhumi wniiiiu uie Uliaai, uxi V uif
sumption, for fVrufula In all Its forms, Wmk
I.unga, Hnmchitu, Aathma, and all ami.
luiferiiig Conic ha, it ia tb only gvarnntrd
1 T 1. .1 A. '
iwiwi;. iv uinu ( uvurtit w ciuv, uu
Lav your money back.
Tb proprietors of Ir. Bag' Catarrh
Raniailv a-iiij t)t ll.Mie ii.tt..i Mrfni'lltf
and (wrmanentiy cure Catarrh. To prov
vo yon, iiier num mis oner: II uiey can I
cur your Catarrh, no matter what your
can ia, they'll pay you J.VW in cash.
T3ottom"Pantc
ADDRC83: BAN mANCISCO, CAL
rf mnv Innun eV. I :
wM exic.e.l that weak firm, would take ' " nUn",l e-trol and cetili.K
advantage or .he prevailing depression to t tZr!? 77' W0"W ,'erl",9
come to a settlement wiih cre-li.ors so as to i h a ! r r ? V'"", W'' "M "'
make a new start, but whv so m.nv solvent I ?' T" ' ,t'rr,,or,al verm,r "ue
enter.,ri.M.l,nnlH h..s..uu .mere win oe several delicate questions to
-.....,... . 11U, c, (U ri.i..-.. ... k
anv.
Mr. and Mrs. Zeigler, or Harlow, were the
guests or their daughter or this place J ester
dav. D. II. Yodcr has adorned his place with a
new wood house.
MAIN AM) Kinil eTKr.KT.NOTU K.
Nolle la hereliy tlven, lhal Hie I'lly l'i II
has ttrrleraxl ,,, ! t a m.ir. ..I . ...
. , ,,, ,li..TCP.r.HIMrl,,
on Ma:n alrrei paid, making one half ul ali
. -.., .,, ,, ,lr nmrn lain one nail
la paid lijr lHeinber 1, IM. iheelty wlllonler
warrant Uaued Inr the aaleul Ilia imrir lia
hi for tald aaM'wmeiil ami rolled the whole
thereof
Nolle Is also lveu that the amessinenl on
Fifth aireel mint U nalil l.t Pit.-d l t I l. i
or a ararranl Mill l.e Ion. d l.f il. eliy fur Ilia
ale of lha miK-rly llsl.le for the .r..inrnt.
.. i. nun, neeoriier
November U, MX (
fniriMiNi)Ki
m:w vokk.
A HKUtilOlH AMUITKItAKYNKWdpAPKIt
AND KKVIKW,
Vor the next C0 tluyn wo will inuko tlm lullowing ri'iluciio,,..
Our IW Inch 1M wxl IlitniirlH, giMkl vnlu 3.k), iwn S.'ki.
Our.'Kl inch U illf.l J'lniil HiiiliiiK". vnlmt now n.'H,,
Double fulil dtoriii m-rgcH, koihI value .ro, now .f..
Kiitliinore fine wool aiiilln,;!, kh'I value Vh now
Our KK; grmlo outing ll it nne I now n for 7c.
MiriHea niul chililrcint' u-Milu Koitt hIioch wilh caMn-il b. ..,.... .
i -'i im r
ttrkvH l.'J.") ami ll.tf, now noM for I.(H
... . , I I 1 . I .! . M . .
J.iiilu'8 natural wml tnuierventa reiiiimi innii fi..-. iof i.uo,
Lailics heavy wool lion, former riie .'i.V' now 2'm.
Groceries and Provisions Sold at Close Prices.
FLOUR, - PICK - HAKRICI. - Sj.io,
Sugar 15, 16 and 18 pounds for SI.
BEST PEARL OIL 05c FOR 5 GALLON
W ANTIC I) TO KXCIl.YNUIC COOPS FOK.
lUittcr, rg, vn. wlicnt, Ix-una, jmtatocs, luiilnl liny, onionn aihl Mniltrr
Park Placo Cash Storo.
piirpitiire ai?d aUpdertrai.
understand.
of the couniry. There is the contract lahor
In ,!itrn..in. ihi. ,.h r .1.. k.... ! of t,ie C0Ty- There
depression the Ban Francisco Call present. ' . de,t "h- -
the following startling figures: ,0.be l'!arfd 0n or other-
When the mercantile agencies come to ' ""T""""""1 th. Koy.1
write no the results of hnsines. r.iiM rnr i Unl"? to co,l,tml wl,h- "'W't be be-
18, some enrions facU will be developed.
For the first nine months or the vear. ar.
cording to one of these authoritfos, 'here
were 11,1,4 failures in the United States,
representing XM,087,7JS in liabilities and
$225,758,MI1 in assets. It will be noticed
that the assets were 70 per cent of the lia
bilities. We look in vain for a duplicate or
this condition or things in the past ten or
twenty years. Sot only ia the number or
failures and the amount involved unusually
large, but the proportion of assets to liabili
ties is unprecedented. Usually the ratio is
headed or poisoned off, or as a last retort it
might be pensioned when Cleveland goes
out of office.
To attempt to rule over a country dis
tracted by these various miestiona would h
quite trying, particularly to a governor w ho
was in me nanit ot reiving on the president
or the United States army In time of trouble.
But all governoJ. are not.
There is Ponnoyer, for instance. Send
bim out there with a few cannon, and no
foreign power to say nothing of bis own
subjects could gain possession of them.
Ana if Cleveland could be induced to give
about 50 per cent. In the first nine month, h" " ' 'ZZ' f C0U,U.1 luau 10
of each of the past twelve years, the ratio of ue wouiu
assets to liabilities ha. T.ried rem 48 to 55 ? C'.nd'"lf fr?m ,he nMt
rr rn. Fnnr iw. in ...i. i,..i . pentitl campaign and at the same time
per cent. Four times in this interval it was
48 to 40 per cent Only once, apart from the
current year, was it as high as 65 per per
cent. In all the other years it was from 51
to 53 per cent.
The high average of 70 Dr cent for th
current year is due to tbe fact that many of
me laiiures were without good cause. The
business was sound, the assets were equal
to the liabilities, and sometime much great
er, but there was difficulty of obtaining
reaay money as needed at the moment. This
was not because or any shrinkage in tbe
volume of money in the ronntry, but rather
oecause it was temporarily withdrawn from
its accustomed channels or circulation,
through a wantof confidence in the stability
or commercial values.
Indications point to a return or business
. confidence and with the ah undant wiiirrai
. or the country tor which there will be quite
a foreign demand on account or shortage
abroad, recuperation of trade and business
Jn general would be speedy could the coun
try but be assured tbat there would be no
.great disturbance in existing laws govern
ing trade and labor. If there is to be a
change of existing tariff laws the sooner the
country knows upon what it baa to depend
the sooner will business adjust itself to the
new conditions and place itself upon a re
- cuperative basis. So long as business men
feel that there is an uncertainty governing
trade they will endeavor to carry Just as lit
tle stock as possible, and capital is even
more careful to protect itself from losses in
cident to changed laws and conditions;
therefore the sooner the policy of the domi
nant party is made known and enacted into
laws the better will it be for the country. If
there is to be a cliange it is better to come
at once than to be threatening for a long pe
riod before it is enacted. Uncertainty
tive to the silver question helped to unsettle
the country, and continued uncertainty rel
ative to tariff legislation will prove even
worse in ita effects upon business.
heap coals of fireon the head of hi ,li.r.
spectful subordinate.
Then, too, Pennoyer would be in no dan
ger of having to go two or three hundred
miles to the state line to meet tlie nraid,.i
or vice president, and the nation would not
criticise nun ir be proclaimed Thanksgiving
a little earlier each year until to oaranhraae
Shakspeare " Tbe Fourth of July baked
meats would coldly furnish forth the thanks
giving feast."
Let Oregon come to the front! Let her
imitate the generosity of Mark Twain, who
devoted all of his wife's poor relations to
the cause of Freedom during the late war,
and if need be offer up her governor tor the
public good. MildkedKekk.
PtafTord Scraps.
SlAFfoRD, Kov. 14. The irrniiiwl ia ,lr.
ing fast and people are taking the oppor
tunity to aig tlieir potatoes.
A, H. Gave went to Pnrilniwl f,i..
aner nis iiousenolU goods which had been
sent aown irom Eastern Oregon
Mrs. M. Branch and Mrs. W. Mi r
Portland, were guests at the post ollice,
Sunday.
The literary society is erowinir. ihar h.
ing eighty-eight persons present at the last
meeting. The debate. "Resolved that tl,.
art of man is more attractive to the hnm.n
eye tban nature,-' was won by the negative.
Wt Uhs.
Marks Prairie.
Makks Psaikii, Nov. M.-Owliig to the '
.1.. . I. . . r . . - - I
I ueuciency in cue treasury the Marks Prairie
school will be discontinued until the second
Jlomlay after New Years.
J. E. Tongood, Miss Lulu Sutherland and
Willie Dozier attended the I. O. G. T.en
tertainment at Hubbard laid Friday night.
J. 11. Doiier, of Hutteville, is visiting on
Marks Prairie this week. He reports things
lively around Hutteville.
Uon'tfoilto attend the K. I', ball L, n.
Kive" t Aurora on I'ennoyer'sThanksgiving
j eve, Nov. 22. Also the masquerade ball
to be given at t'anhv. on th bii,,-i
1 lianksgking eve, Nov.21.
The people of this little prairie, with but
lew exceptions, were well pleased wilh the
re-Hilt of the recent elections. We have only
one free trade sheep and he is slowly hut
surely dying of McKinleyism. 01 course
the wail of the calamity men is heard, but
it ia feeble and w. look uoon tliam ariih
sympathy lor we know financially they are
Bi'ut 10 sau up nait Creek, while their
bitterest cry seems to be in tliderui,.lii,.
of Sherman and McKlnley. Hut we hoi In
me noi tar distant future, with those two as
standard bearers, to sween the nnlltlral n.i.i
land gain such legislation as will restore
commence to the moneyed class so that our
laoorers may again find employment.
Hai.Lo Had,
I ii.lt nnmlntliinal. unlilaard. and Impartial. A
pa.r Inr elrrjmu. arliulara, u-arhria,
biuim-aa niruaml lanilllei. It l I !
evrrjr tuple uf lha clay-rillitliiua,
llivulof leal, IMilltlral, lltirary,
aortal, arllnlr. and aeleinlfle.
Ita ei'iiiriliiilril arurk-i
are hy tlie nnxl rnil
UHit wriirra uf
thr F. n a 1 1 a
laliKllage.
lee,
Letter List.
The following Is the list of letters remain-
mgin tne post otrice at Oregon City, Orecoh
V -.V. in lu.n '
A Little Clrl'g Kxperlence In a Llglit
house. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keiip
ers of tlm fiov. 1 i.,l,ti,0 l'.Ji
I) i . , . " nniiu
Beach, Mich., and are bW.m-.d with a
daUKhter four yearn old . Last A pril she
was taken down wilh Measles, followed
With a dreadful fV,nh on .
., iiiiimiik ,)
aever. Doctors at home and Uetroit
treated hei. hot in vain aim
... '.. - iicn nurm
rapidly, nrtil she was a mere "linmlfiil
oi oonea. - men atie tried Ir. King's
.New IliHrnverv mil alt... tl. . .
1 , - J --. mo line Ol IWO
and a half holt hn ua .1.....1 ,
They say J)r. King's New DiHcovery is
Wnrlh ita ominl., 1 ..,.1.1 .....
"i nolo, yeiyon may get
atrial Iwitle free at Geo. A. Harding's
-.'iiv.
II rmplna erlalliaaiid illatlnrnlahrd wrll
era aa a.lllora of Ita Twenty mm Iiepartuieiits,
ai fnllnara:
Literature. Hclrme. Muale
Kine A rta. military, slianlnni,
Kellitliiiii Iiiit-lltKrin-e.
lllhliral lti-.eri li.
Hi hiKil and Cnllr
I'eraniiala
' harltlea,
Kdllnrlal, News of the Wk,
niimlay Ki liuiil,
MlnUlerlal Iti-irlmer,
Financial, Iniiiraiice,
Old and Yi . Pehblts,
Karm anil liardeu,
PtiKleilnm.
A nihn, tnfflMili.1- a,.. ... i- j .
Ulri. riMmimll m .. n . ...I . .
,1 l l. , i V ..,iiu wuu rirau aim
,,ii iwr limiliavivi'a,
A paper eapeelallv valiiadln for those Inter
eated 111 Pin. Aria, Helem-e, Hualo.
A par rIviiir valuahle liifurmallnn upon
Finance, Insurance. Conimere.
A paper fur Hmnlay Hehnol Workers, thins
who have a Farm, (ianli-n or llmna Flams.
A paper for the lamlly, old aud young.
Its yet'ly suliaorlpilon Is H.OO, or at that rat.
for any part of a year.
Clubs of flv. Si 00 each.
Bpeclmcn Copies Free.
THE I.M)EriiM)E.T.
P, O. Box mi. - 130 Fulton Street, New York.
R. Tj. TTfllmnn rnrrina n Ann linn nrfiifnUnaa
Lounpes, Wall Paper and Carpots at lowostpos
siblo living rates, also a flno lino of Caskots and
I .rvTrt n a T n)lA n ,1 r , i i i .inn
NOT EXCELLED OUTSIDE OF POKTLAND.
tut of hears in thin nl v.-i t iscitifiit.
Prairie Nurseries
DAVID J. COX, Prop.,
CANIIV, . . ouic;o.
Applo, Poar, Cherry, Poach,
Prune. Plum, Apricot,
Nectarine and
Almond.
Trees Strong ami Healthy and
True to Name.
R. E. DYER,
Tin and Plumbing Shop.
First - class Mechanical
Work Guaranteed.
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I ntr. uf Appllratli'n fur Unniir Lii-tnw, J
Th all .hum ll may fnm ern
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In lha Hiuiiljr I'.iurt uf ( a kamaa rtniiilt.
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and tliiiiu. ll.pi.ir. u Ira. iiiaiiiiiira ihaa oaa
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ami alala id lirnii, ninat ir.pr. Unlit prtllli
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Irlnif in a alriiniiia, mail, ami tlaaut
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die icrin of .1 a ninuiba, ami your pailUuain
E. E. WILLIAMS,
Gkocer,
oregon city.
Masonic Building.
TSoltnn. Mr Panll ria
liome, Oeo
lientle I'lilit
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Busier, f! M
T'ooper, Mln M
iJavis. Will W
Gundloch. Oeo
Gentling, R
JIuKhes, MroStifian
Mooney, Thos
Smith, W T.
Ktroharker, Nicholas
Htrand. K K
Wells, Khenger
vv nzer, M TH
Call nnd tea fl., 1. i, i t t
'v,iijjo,i mill villi win uuu .. ,
ones which they ate ellirif almost at
"cuuiauLurer . irices .
Blank note, receipt and order books
at the tNTKRi'HiHK office.
If called for please ay when advertised
E. AI. RAXDS, I'. SI.
School deportment cards one er-nt. Bh
at the Kntkpui8k office.
It is to our intercut to please every
economical buyer. BellomvA Bcacii. tf
Seventh street, Oregon City.
'UlEniOTOfJRAI'IlER,
Would l. ,1
anil i.iuroiiH in i,jH u,.w
'luartiTH on
Third and Morrison Streets,
Over (U,hm Kuu na
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A GOOD 1
INVESTMENT
Is one that brings big
return.,
A COOD MEDICINE
la the one that doea
what la claimed for It.
OREGON
KIDNEY
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paium, DiabetrtJ, (k:nldiiif( Palijit
wnrn unnaniiff, j-ain in Ihf
linrk anH I itnlM Trri.ntlM .
the UlAddcr, Uric It Iunt Xieuonlta
mtt iiif(iH aiacaac,
CURE YOURSELFand
Live a LonorTlme with'
out paying Intereat on
your Leaee of Life, by
Buffering.
W. S. MAPI F
Blacksmithing and Repairing.
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mate in mi.i.,,.1,... ,
H0KSISH0aG A sSaLTY
ALL WORK ATTENDED" TO PROMPTLY,
Shop ophite criit-r from Io,w'B
hardwnre Htoro.
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WOOD TURNING
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SCROLL SAWING
ORHOON CITY I10HK CO., No I
Regular meeting thlril TuemUv of each
moiitli at 7:30 V M J, It Kknnk. Prea.
H,B. Hteaiioi, Hec. B, Nanuaa, F'rm.
FOR
AJSOLJJJELY JOBE' DfUGS
00 To
QHARDING.
NOSB HUT
OOMPETENT PHARMACISTS EMPLOYED
BOXES OF ANY SIZES MANUrACTURED
Aluo a fun ,tM.fc ...
I'ttrtlei i(,Hlrlni Worn! Turnlrif, Pat
tern., jtramuii, or
Shop Carpenter's Work
Will lioHiiltod by Culling-on Mfl.
Doors, Windows and Blinds
TO ORDER.
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FIZLNTTS- OILS, ETC.
Uip. the ConKroKatlonl C'liurui