EDUCATIONAL NOTES
All notes for this column kIhhiM be
ent to Miiw Jennie Kuwon, eilitrww,
Canby, Or.
TIIK COVSTY A-SomTltKt.
The Claikamait County Teacher'
ASHOoiution met at (WeiM. Saturday.
November 25. The meetinit w opemvl
villi solo bv MiM WortliimMon. Mr.
Thomson then jiave the tom-hers a abort
talk about his trip to the World's Fair
and the different sights which he mw.
lie first visited the Transportation
Building whore he saw every kind of ar
ticle used, in locomotion either on land
or sea. He next visited the government
building and saw all the different kinds
of guns. In the California building he
saw a liberty bell compooed of oranges.
In the Florida building ho saw jewelry
made from alligator's teeth. Ho saw
manuscripts of Columbus' time and an
um containing the ashes of the Great
Admiral. In the Spanish building was
an anchor, hand turned and ornamented,
one of the original anchors on Colum
bus' ships. Mr. Thomson's talk waa
very interesting and was enjoyed by all
present. This was folluwtni by an in
strumental solo by Miss Mark .
Mr. A. C. Strange then read a paper
on the subject, Methods of teach
ing geography in country schools. He
thought that the natural divisions of
land and water should be taught by ob
ject lessons. He is also an advocate of
of the molding board. J
1 he association adjourned to meet at
1:30.
The pupils of the Oswego schools de
serve credit for the dinner which they
were instrumental in providing for the
teachers .
After intermission music was fur
nished by the Misses Klinefelter and
Ziuiniermann. The question "How to
Prevent Absence in theCountry Schools"
waa presented bv Mr. Powell and
called forth quite a discussion from the
teachers.
The elocution class recited a concert
piece.
Miss Bessie Evans recited, "Asleepat
the Switch;" Mr. Chas. Elhrev talked
on the subject of "Hygiene;" Messrs
Powell, Hammond, Coleman and Miss
Finley took paitin discussing this sub
ject.
The next meeting w ill be held at West
Side Oregon City on the last Saturday in
January. The program will be pub
lished later.
SCHOOL REPORTS.
District No. 26, Union School, Damas
cus. The first month of school closed
Nov. 10, with an average attendance of
23. The only one who was neither
tardy nor absent during the month was
Victorine Wilson. Those who desire
special notice, but were unavoidably ab
bent part of the time were Anna Erick
on. Anna Xothuagal, Winnie Osburn,
Ross White. Walter Heiser, Edwin Os
burn, Lura White, Roy White, and Wil
lie Osburn. Elgiva Millax, Teacher.
fluencing the fate of aspirants to ait in the
Mouse of lioprvsentatiye as Democrats
in the next Concrete. It is stated that
this proposition as advanced by Cleve
land ana vigorously supported by Dick
inson, and finally agreed to by Harrity
and 0,uincy.
Grsshso JtUmM ths PrtilJtnt
Washington, Nov. 24. Secretary
Gresham is now trying to throw all the
responsibility for the attitude of tho ad
ministration on President Cleveland's
shoulders. In conversation with one of
his intimate friends yesterday the secre
tary of state said that he did not inaug
urate the Government's Hawaiian policy.
He even said that President Cleveland
had his mind made up as to the course
he would pursue before his inauguration,
and that before that event he declared
Queen I.ilioukalani's dethronement was
ontragoous and said he would do all In
his powet to restore the monarchy.
Wheat, oats. hav. nntatoea. bnttr
and eggs wanted at tba Park Place, store
at the highest market price. We give
in return the best goods for the least
uianey. Our prices cannot be duplicated
in the county.
E. E. WILLIAMS,
Gkoceb,
oregon citt.
Masonic IUiiKlins.
District Xo. 20, Macksburg. For the
month ending Xov. 10. The total num
ber enrolled 47. The names of those
that were neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the month areas follows: Dedrith
Harms, Eussel Scramlin. Joy Russell,
Waller Lamour, Dannie Hepler, Jesse
Hepler, Margaret Lamour, Ellen La
mour, Ida Smith, Albert Wing, Millie
Kapourek, Albert Klebe, Emma Klebe,
Mary Weismandel, Johnnie Brush,
Henry Baith, Lizzie Brush, Joseph Ka
bourek, Christ Weismandel, Louis Weis
mandel, Mary Kabourek, Mary Scheer,
Philip Scheer and Theodore Scheer.
L. J. Eeookb, Teacher.
District Xo. 78, Lacey, For the month
ending Nov. 20. The total enrollment
12; average daily attendance 10;
Names of those neither absent nor tardy ;
Luella Bridenstine, Estella Valentine,
DaiH.v Carothers, Jonn Reed, Jessie
Lewis, Ralph Reid and Delia Hogan.
Visitors during the month were George
Low, Harrv Willis Mrs. L. Warnock,
E. A. Miller and John Reid.
L. M. Stoit, Teacher.
District No. 61, Crescent City. School
report for second month is as follows :
Xumberof pupils enrolled 43; average
attendances'; number of daily attend
ance 725, Pupils neither absent nor
tardy for past month are Chester Gard
Jesse Gard, Alary Jones, Roy Kitzen-
tcller, Joseph Meindel. Otto Meindel.
Katie Meindel, Ora Welsh, Katie Clark,
Eduar Welsh, Bertha Woods, Perry
Londergan and Fred Meindel.
Shirley Buck, Teacher,
District Xo. 49, Harmony Those that
have been neither absent nor tardy are
Herman Kame, Gustave Kame. Ruth
Wise, Lena Kame, Maudie Fortner.
Herbert Rusk, Nellie Morey, Frankie
Hall and JJeha Murphy.
Grace Hoi-mks, Teacher.
Feliticlam May Choose, bit People Elect.
Chicago, Nov. 25. Not long ago there
was an important conference at the
White House and the participants were
JJon JJickinson of Michigan, Josiah
Quincy of Massachusetts and Chairman
Harrity of the National Democratic
Campaign Committee.
At this conference, it now develops,
It was determined" by these gentlemen
that it would be politic for the Adminis
tration and the party at large to secure
control of the management of the next
Congressional sampaign, and in so doing
there would be a powerful lever in in-1
Call and see the lounges at R. L.
Holman and you will see some nood
ones which they are selling almost at
manutaciurer a prices
. AVI
puncture ai?d cJrjderta,
V'N
DR. 1. 1, niswrv
Stricken Down with Hoart Disease.
Dr. MUm Mfdttmt Ot., Xlkkari, InA.
Orrruoiin 1 1 Awl M my uty. M M a
nsnlkltw, to Ui world Ul
SICHtDlt. .1 slrUl-u down with MMr)
R. L. Holman carries a flno line of Furnituro-
arsr. . . . i A. 1 - rt
plMMiro, in publish, unanlklti
cwu-ut rw-eiva mm
Blank note, receipt and order
at the Entcri-risk otflce.
books
Mm
A FRIEND
8rnk- through the Boothbay (Me.) Rtgi,Ur,
of the beneficial results he has rec-lvvil (rum
a rrftular use of Ayer'i mis. He jits: "I
was feeling sick and tired and my stomach
seemed all out of order. I tried a numler
ot remedies, but none seemed to give me
relief until I was Initueed to try tho old relia
ble Ayer Pills. I hare taken only one
box, but I feel like a new man. I think they
are the most pleaaaut and cu; to Uka ot
anything I eter used, being so finely sugar
coated that even a child will Uka them. I
urge upon all who are In need of a laxative
to try Arar'i Pill. They will do good.
For til disease of the Stomach, Liver,
and lioweU, Uka
AYER'S PILLS
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., Lowell, Max.
Every Dose Effective
IHmra uid It nn)iUnuloiw, npld uK vary
ing fmmlM to lltxai par minute, choking of
Duruuuj saosaUoa la Ui wlud pl(, c'prw,lou
THOUSANDSte
in in rw
fvn of til hoart m! mow lower nt paJu in ih
thiumi wh.a.uTi'y" j irriji uiw I Do Not Climb tfi8 Hill!
ouuUl nul boU wj baud J JUa m WIIIIIU IIIU lllll.
unit kmt talcn rIUM mf -ull kitrtn
BmiKlvd ynur nninllas. sti was ourad tit Vt.
mm reniMic. loavauirn meat.
as j.kjse CURED
Nerrlu. Ut puis Is Dorm. 1 bar Do tnor
Tlolcm throtMug of the haart, t w( u mtm
I sincerely renuiuueuu arerroue un
of Ueart Il to tk lr. MOtf
aiM UmnWIm mmd ka auptfaV
bviiaumutr, tun. b. u uisu.
OLD ON A POtlTIVK OUANANTIK.
TRY DR. MILES' PILLS, 50 DOSES 25 CTS.
For sale by Charman A Co.
1894.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLl'STRATED.
Lounpes, Wall Paper and Carpotsatlowostpos.
siblo living rates, also a flno lino of Caskots and
Coffins. Ladios' and Gents' robes, which ARE
NOT EXCELLED OUTSIDE OF PORTLAND.
Cut of hoarso in this advcrtisi'int'iit.
STOP AT-
George C. Ely's
POSTOFFICE STORE,
Klyville, - Orctron,
Whcrf you can pet tho highest
cash prtoo for
Butter, Eggs and Other Farm
Produce.
Full line of new good- at prict'
rurper s Magssln for 1W4 will mnlnuln the "
rharacter that has nixie It I he tarurll lllua- lower than Orponn f'itw
trated perln.lle.1 Mrthe hnm. Among ln re- WPf Wlan wrtK0n
era there will appear diirl'ia the rear sutrll
uiuiiraira uaiirra on mil a or Edwin
V H lit, h. Ia(,du l.M I I . .
. . v " -- I, , n II'TTM ( m-
smia. ou in-rmany lir Piuiliiiry llleelow. on
Paris br Hlrhanl flanllng lavls,ud un Mexico
Sundny Services.
hv Vpm.Ii..I. WHliilnt.,n
Amnug llieotlu r nmahle ft-alures of the rear
Will Im tllivll. Ktf U .i,.Im..h.1 l 'I l
tmillcjr Warner, the permnial reralulreucra
oi n ii. Mnri, and tnht ahnrl itnrli-a t
western Iroutler III by Owen Wexer.. Hhort
slnnea will alio tie contributed by Hrainli-r
Matthews. Kli'hanl llanllua liavl..
Wilkin. Hutb McKnry tinmrt. Mini Uurruc
Ainu ln-lptnt, brurxe A, HibtmM. gtiemiMy .It
A rtii-la.at Silt lill.lAB Ana....! I a. a. .a a I '
V. a 1- K "",c" " "-rs- Will UV
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beuln with the nunilirr current at the lime of
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HARPEER A BROTIIEKH, New York.
Jl.COner nnttitT.
One cent a duae.
1HI8 i.reat COCOH Ci hb pruiuptly rum
Jboro all others full, Couha, rroup. Sore
Throat, Hoaracnea, Whoopins; Ccuph nnd
Asthma. For Consumption it Jjm no rivul:
has cured thousands, i.nd wiil t vim yon It
taken in time, Sjld by DrunKtA on n guar
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SHILOH'8 BELLADONNA PLASTfcRjiio
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teed to cure you. IVcm VJ. r. Jiil.xU.i-frea.
For Bale by C. G. Huntley.
Rorl I
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1
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UDIe I never
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Sant poipaid on receipt
price. Money refunded if not as wa
Yin ae tincuona to.,
Oca Moinc. Iowa.
For Bale by Charman & Co.
aw
JAPANESE
CURE
A naaV ri i AnmriUla wvAtnAnt nnnl.li... I
biippofliUir.en, Ointment la Capsule. aUn In
HdX BIK. Pill' At Vil-lfl((raW aHK .f IT vt I
Internal, Blind or bleefllni?, Itchlnir, Chronic,
Kecent or Hereditary Plieii, and many dlseaaea
and female weaknesse; It la always a urcnl
tti h rn 1 U-.l.a. Tl.n a I ii..
co very of a medical cure rendering an operation
With Ihn Irtslfaa n n t.u....(i... uo. 1
rmedy haauever heen known to fall. $1 per
hfiY A fip tL a,nf Kf m.ll Uhi am tf,. - I-
. . v ' ' "- " "" vtiij s'ini;t i rum
ui. miiuic un7An5 WUCU WflllTIJ BUnrdllieC
la ifitea with tlx boiet to refund the money if
not cured. Bend tamp for free aample. Guar
antee Immed by Woodaro Clarke 4 Co, whole-
alA Htl1 nattlil Hftlircrisiiai air. I A aaalila Da.I..J
invn, t,u,lultlaUU,
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Oregon. ,
1894.
Harper's Bazar.
IIXI'STR ATED.
Harper s Bazar Is a lotirnal for the hum It
ilvea the fullest and latent itifnrmatlou limn
fasliliilla-ami It. iiiimuM.n. Ill,,.i ..i I..... u--.
dclirus, am) psttiTli-alirvt tupplenieiits a
indi.pcnsable alike to the home dressmaker
and tne proli'Mlmisi modlm. No e-ni Is
i'ic,i ujiubi. is ariistie aitraciiveuess or the
dies and thoughtful essays satlafv all
and its last psite Is famous as a budifct of wit
and humor. In its weekly Issues everything Is
Included which Is of Interest to women The
serials for !'( will lie written by William lllack
hk,j .inner ocniu. onori sioneii;wiii u rllteri
by Msrv E. Wllkina, Maria Louise PimiI, Uuih
McKliery Htuart. Marion Harla-id and ,,!l,r.
Out door aports and lu door Kmcs, social en.
tertaiomsnl. embroliltry aud other Interesting
')nii.iii iputt coumniH aiieutioti. Anew
aeries is prom i sen of "Conee sud Repartee
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HT. PAI'L'M CIH HI'll-Vr.i.n.,,,.1-II.. I 1
Eck.liirtll I'a.lnr Hr.im. Mt lll.k .
' P- ni. Prater servica ivn U..I1,
veultK.
EllthT CONitREtl ATION A I. rilt'ni-if u..
Pa. tor aiitinlli.il Nuivicm i 11 . M 1
T 30 r. M. Hllllilav Hi'limil aft..
service. Player meeting V edtieulay errnnn at
7 JUii.clock. Prajrer UHetlti( of Yoiinj piMipIrs
.roclny of Chrlsilaii Kudeavor every Huuday
evening at Jt, pratnpL
StllUT HIPTIUT 'l.liMtf.tf 1, -u .
Paaaaa raatur Miiriilii sf.i. 11 m...i.u
UK.u.l . II. I'., v 1..- . .. . '
" . , r..riiuia norvice d du: km ir.
K ' r.ri,iB. jtiiiiiuty
Covensnt Meeting every Wlne.iay evening
DreCHilltie Hi Aral Mm,.l 1.. .1.. H 1. r
oorulal llirllallou to all.
ST lllll V'U i'lltTur'll r iTiiot 111 ij .
II IL1.KHKA Nil. Pas'nr llii rinii.1v
10. HO a. SI. Kvurv .m.iiii,1 ,i.l I I. u 1 -
tierman aermon alter the o'clock ma.a
At all other maaaea Kugll.h sermons. Monday
rtfhiuil Ml J :til m u L'...... .....1
subjects, and Benedlcllnu at 7 .10 r. a.
METHODIST RI'IKi'riliit. I'lit'ui'if
CI. Hvais, Pastor. Mornlii aerrira 11
Hunday Hchool at 10 ill. Llaaa meeting alter
morning service. Kvenlng aervlce at 71
Knwortll Iaeiia irit,i,tii Mninl. i,H..i..M .1
S JO: Prayer Meeilim 1 luir.,1 av avaniliiM ! A an
strailfiTi cordially Invited.
FIHMT PHITMJlVTirilll M Clll'lii'll l.- n
... . ....... .. . in n,.n.-n.T, ii.
W.lllaoNav I'm.!.,. h..h. .1 n , u
7 SO . a. Halibalh fri'hmil at 10 a. a.' Vouiie
People's Hoclcty ul Chrlsilaii Kndeavnr meeta
very nun, lay evening at HO. Wednesday
iiiiuiKir.jvr uiveuiig ai 1 .ay. neata tree.
V. VAS(i1 Ir'A r.r'iintiiii irn u . w . ....
r.!.r, raaior. rrcarniuf services every
Muudav at It A. M aud 7 :W P. M
eannatn scr.ool every Hunday at 10 A. M (John
llarrl.berg.-r. Hupt ) Wunkljr Prayer Meetlug
every Wednesday availing
ITNfTKII RHVTIIHVC Itf CIIUILT . .
Ing every Sunday, eiceni thin) nuuday ol each
month, at II. uu . rn. and l.M p m H II tic.
Lain. P. .in.. UntiH.. .k.u.l i, . t
Hi:Krr., Huperlntendeiit. Prayer meeting every
ti eoni'susy evening.
rortlnnd-Clatskanic
R-O-U-T-E.
EAST AND S0UTH
TllI'lSllIsnitOUT
Of tin- . 1
SOUTIlliKN I'ACIIIC COMPANf
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lU.NINU CAIIK ON OliliM iiuV'rg " I
Pullmnn Duffet SleeporsJ
Soconil-Clan Slooplna Cnrl
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Hesl aide tiivislun,
IIETWrrS I'OKTI.ANIl AM) t'OKVALLlj
Mall Train. Pally (Kseept Nundsv.l
7 J0 a I I v I'lullaint
U Ar a I Ar t'orvallls
Al AIImIIV Bllit I'll.. lll. n..... rt!.?.-"
ll tlftiauu ami I'acIHe ll.ll,..l ' 'tUl
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STR. SARAH DIXON,
0KO. M MIAVK.lt. Maatrr.
'W ill leu vt I'nrtliiinl Ilnilv. fiiMMit
Suiulay. t 2:IH) ii.in.. fur ClaUkmiio
Si way lumliiiri.
ItoturniiiL'. nrrivn nt PurllanJ at
10 a. in,, Paily rxrcjit Motuluy.
The cumiutfiv ri'norvi'ft tho riifht
to chiingo time without imtico.
For fri'iL'lit or iuijiHi'iiL'ir rtr
apply looVkclfrk nt iVrllaiiil, fmil
n u.siiiiigtnn M.,oron Umnl Ht-iurr.
1 Inn in the ni-nn-Ht ninl inont di-
rt'ft route to the Nt huli tn vallt'v.
1894.
Harper's Weekly,
ILI.I'HI I1ATKI).
The volumes of tho llnzar begin with the first
number In January ol each year. When no
time la mentioned, subscriptions will begin
with the number cnrronl ! tl,a iin.a ..r .?...
. . , ivf;0i
of order.
Hound volume, nf tr.rr.ep'. n,.BlnA f... .1 .
years back. In neat cloth binding, will be sent
bv mail, Post-psid, or by express, Irce of ex
pense. (Provided the Irelght does not exceed
one dollar per volume;, lor 17.00 per volunin.
fMnfh (laiKI Inr Ma.,1. ...Ii.n. .
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binding, w 111 be sent bv imhii. i,i ....
Celptofll.OUench.
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ment without the ernrnk. , ..r II .
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IIARPKK 4 HKOTIIKKH, New York.
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Armnrv ThlrH ami Main II t- .l-ll, , .
Monday. Regular business meetings, first
Monday of each month.
orncgRs.
I t ui i' rir.i ivieiuelialll
L. L. Pickens, - - Second I l,i, ,.,,,
J. F. FORD, Evanaelist.
Of Dc Moines, Iowa, writes under dm. r
jnarcn za, iwj6:
8. B. Mgp. Mm. Co.,
Unfile irtttnn
Getitlcmen:
On arriving home Inst week, I found all
well and arixintuilv awnitlnir (in. iiniA
eitrhfc And nnp.bfilf vm ..i.i .i. I
. 1 . "". "'"1 nan
wasted away to 38 pound", la now well
troiiK d vi?orou, and well fleshed up, H,
B. OoUKh Cure ha done it- work well. Hotli
of tiiM ciiiblrMn iikff it. Vnp u n 1
, , . , " - , VyllUKU
Cure ban cured and kept away all lioame
neH from me. Bo Kive it to every one, with
greetings for all. Wishing you prosperity,
we are yours, MB. a Mum. J, F, Koud.
7f VOtl tvl.h tn feat f.aah an . a
- ...in.. 4 uiovriUI. sua
ready fer the Hprlng's work, cleans your sys
tem with the Headache A Liver Cure by taking
two or three doses each week. Weente perbot
tie bv all drueaisLA. Hold tmrlar a .,,,.1,1-.
nteebr L. M. iNUKEr.il.
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Jorirph Kflliij.'nTraiiH. Co.
STU. J0SKIMI KKI.LOUd l..av..
Ktlno Montlity, Wttlnifidiiv am
V ri.liiy. nt (i A. M. Leaven Port-
luiul, Tuemlav, Thurrulny am
Saturday at 7 A. M.
STU. NORTI I U'KST Leaven IV.rt-
laiKi MtimLiy, Wftlueniluy ami
Friday for Kelnoand 1'jit Cow
litz river IHiilitn. rctiirninir
following tlayti.
ml ....
iniH in the only direct route to
reach all Cowlitz river jKiintn.
WM. U. HOLMAN', Agent.
Taylor Street Din k, TortUm, Or.
Cooke's Stables
W. H. COOKE, Manacor,
Huci essor to L'. II T 41. cIT
torner Pourt li and Main
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OKK(K)a city.
Hie I.KA ) N(J IIVVKV uts tn tr
of Una City. KiuH of anv d...u.ri.,n,'
ItirniHliml on nhort iiotiiH.
All kimlnof Trtiek ami ' at 1 1 Uii r V ttist
n.,a. ...i
... r-r. .,..l,ll HI l.lUI ll),
Ilorann lloiinlml ami Ftnl
Mo terniH.
on reanon
The volums of the weekly begin with the first
number for January ot each year. Win n no
time la mentioned, subscriptions will begin
with the number current at the lime of receipt
of order. '
Hound volums of Harper's Weekly for three
years back, in neat cloth binding, will be sunt
by mall, post-paid, or by express, free ol ex
pense, (provided the freight does not exceed
one dollar per volunin), for t7,W) per volumn.
Cloth cases for each volumn, suitable for bind-
llor. Will be aent l,v malt t. ,. .
of II. 00 each.
Remittances should be made by post office
money order or draft to avoid chanco of loss.
NeWRriatrf.ps.pn nt In a.,... ikla
. ..... ... v.,,,7 vii,-. nuvrriinii-
ment without the express order of Harper &
Druthers. Address: 1
iiAtirr.n at itnouiKKH, New York.
Notice of Application for Mutinr Llrense
To sll whom It may Concern:
Clra I.. .1...
to the Count, i: l" """' " ' 1 -J'I'Iy
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--st "si vv vii Msimii h v I nt. (lira ..I I.
.!;ri!T' '"r ' ii spirit. u. , ;
.cut ,ot,;.o;,;;y;;;:: -'a pr
!l Toth Honorable Connlv Court .,( ci.ai
ClilllllV. state of li...... . "taainaa
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NOBLETT'S STABLES.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ORECONCITY.
LOCATED BETWEKN TIH BRIDGE AND
DJCP0T.
Double and Sino-ln Rio-a nnd ami.
die homes alwayH on hand at the
lowest prices. A corrall connected
with the barn for loose stock.
TnformMfinn rAiparilinn artw lrin.t M
v.. , p, . , . a .ii; Ainu VT
gtock promptly attended to by person of
Horses Bought and Sold.
will ever pray
HUlea,
C H Chase
V Ooetsch
Arilnser
II H Chase
Adnm Kotiniau
K W (,,,i,
Ollbert lonsnid
T I' Fholpa
J I'rl.lij
V I'Hela
O (illhertson
Wm Hchleu
II Rldilerbimeh
C M llul ley
llenrv Iteuir...
James Cllnu
K K Alldri.
H l Coalman
r A Lyon
Josepfi riar.ln!,
Wm llardlu
M L Kwliur
Herinan llriltis
Kred z,WK
TO Jotisruil
J K Stone
'lenry Htuckjr
Henry Koch
Ooltfrld Sluckry
Ole Mlkkclaou
J J A Tlels
II T Kl.i-hi.p
Oottlli;!, Mullo
J C ClK,..lp..n.
0 W lllack
A Hhuhhe
J 11 lla.,..
John Hlilblioiia
Clrlnh Strubel
II Fischer
Names.
Thomas Chelan
T H Andrr.oii
Joseph A WIIHk
W in Wae.1,0
Kred Wa,.,,,a
I' Mc Adum
H llalor
John I, Krl
I'aul liiinii
Kola Straus
John llosbulin
J II Wuwor
OeorKe lloelH)
V Cayne
Conrad Slraaser
A Kaler
John lilrlch
Olllierl Kppersnn
Then Koennechke
James faith
" WbLer
Jonn Kuperion
H Krey
Clarck lliirdlng
r C HeniiliiKer
Ju lus Woiidlaiul
X liecker
M Kclsei ker
K K Hoall
"ci A l,elln
T A Hlaiterly
John Cottn
Charles Cottoe
John 'l avllll
A Andre
J Andre
b Kelly
TMROUCM TICKETS
Til Al l. CtllNTt IN till
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( ail be obtained at luaeal rales li,,n, I
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Maiiaa-r. As. 0 f ami C,M. 4Mt
Through
Tickets
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Salt Lake, Denver
Omaha, Kansas City
Chicago, St. Louis,
AND ALL
Eastern Cities.
ft 1 DAYS TO
ij2 CHICAGO
S ' . 11 hi II M
t!n(iuirkt't to Chicago
ami tho hast.
HniirM (vHickor to Omaha
'WUip ami Kansart City.
PULLMAN A TOURIST SLEEP-
KKS, KKKK KECUNIXGChlt
Cnrn, I)iiiinj ('nrrt.
S. II. II. Clark. .
Oliver W. Mink. IWivenL
E. Kll. ry AntKroii, )
For rttti'M bihI Kfiirrttl iiifortna
timi call mi or H'Mri'HH,
W. II. HfULIirUT, A-t. GfiiL
I'aH. Act., 'J.M WaahiiiKton St.,wr.
Thinl, rnrtlaiitl, Or.
-THE-
n
iiiuuiiuinuuiu
Oregon Pacific Railroad
E. W. HADLKV, KwviviT.
l'ircct Line (Jnifk iliHimtfli
I-OW frciu'lit rnt laitwii-n Wil-
luiin'ttu Vitllfv ixiiiitri ninl Sun
Friiiu'iHco.
OCEAN STEAMER SAILINGS.
S. S. Willamette Valley
Li'iivch Sun FniiiiMHivt Ortolwr 17
ami 27. and Nov. 1.1.
Lcitvi'H Yiiuiiina Octnlicr 12 mid
O') i v.... V.
a( llliri ,1UV. II.
Tliin Ciiiniuinv rcHcrvt'H tho
riglit t chaiiKO Hiiiliim (Into vrilli-
nit iinticu.
KIVER8TKAMERS.
" avi it, T s n "i"
Wi'lnt'Hilay'H mid HiiturJay'H at C
A. M.
IL 0. DAY. Ocn. Au't. Salmon
Street Wharf, IWtkini,
" 1 1. VAUtiHN, (Jon. Air't. Snn
rriinciHcti, Ca!.
C. 0. UOflllR a V. A- P. A..
CorvnlliH, Orcgcn.
TIIEl'IIOTOOUArilER,
Would bo plnriod to Hfo hifl frionds
ana juitroiiH in inn now
quartern on
hird and Morrison Streets,
Over Goldon Rule Bazaar.
FRANK NELDON,
I llltMl l-Bli .a, . ...aaall
uuildMllH AND LOCKSmlln
Full Stock of Guns Ammunition.'
Itflpalrion all kinds of itiiall nia-liin
Irumitly inaila. Uiiilii:ul4i koyn to
liy lorn liiatiiifucmred, 8li0i tMl
Main Htrnet, next to
Moblitt'l SUblua.