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EDUCATIONAL NOTES
All nott-s for tliia column aliottM U
st-nt to Mis Jennie Kuwon, editress.
Canny, Or.
NHvM'l, HKPOKT.
Samlv, I'iHtriit Si. 4o Thiwe wliu
liave rs-on neither tamy nor nlwoiit tint
ing tlifl lliinl mill linal month emliiii
Nov. iMlh are Kilith Kliner ana Altune
riii'liw, Marv ami Nora Varetti an)
Ronnie IWi'h. Those who have not
been alsst'iil (luring the term are licrtliit
Olieieat, Kilith I'lielpa, Mury Vaietti
atul Kennie HivH'ti. Vie iioi a ilnrintlu
niiuith were Siiriiiteiiilfnt liilwon anl
Mi. K, Thomas. . Those on the roll of
honor lire Ktlttli Phelps, Nam-v MoAilam
Kettnie IVisvh, Alfred Crow-ton, Wesley
It ii-on and Harvey Kottmian.
lli.-trii-t No. 11. Fr the monthemt
it'K Nov, 24th: Niimlier of pupil en
"Hit! 20: average ilaily Mttemlatu-e lti;
those ptesent every day were IVrlui
Kiev, Marguerite Iloliiian, Willie Jolin
80i., Johnnie Frey, Iutlpli lloinian, Os
car Stewart!. Marion Stewanl, and Pearl
Steward". Xmnlier of visitor iluiiiiti
the month 2. Rku Hiiibakd.
Amher Uruve, Piftru-t No. V5 Tliow
thai have leen nei'her al'S. lit nor tail
during the month c ml n it Nov. 24 aie:
With Hii'kner. Miinjte, Uiare, rllie
Urare, ami Uarrel Martin. Thou
tardy hut once are Kuiilia Kayserund
Fretidift S hemilde. Visitors llarry
(Ja d. Mr. Jewell, Mr. F Urace, K.dn.t
Jewell, I.irz'e (inee. Jark Ivinf a '-l
Merle Jewell. All are ii.nhallv inviteil
to vit.it the (H'Iiin.1 and note our nj:rv
Elknoka Jkw kll, Teacher.
lb'atriet No is The folluwint
rained pupiis have neilher lieen alwenl
i -r tanly Jnrit g the month ending N"V.
Claude llouifham, Kmma I.inne-
i!, Leetia ami Eddie Meier, ami Wil-ii.-
I.nike.
Clarke, District No. 32. The follow
iiy pupil have neither Iwn ataent imr
nly during the month t-nding Dev. l.-t.
I mina Klt-insmitli, Aunt Kleinsn.itli,
ra Ringo. llattie Kinpf, Annie Toi
terstel. Anmila '1 hi erstet, tie-'e
laik, Frank Kit go, (.'. n Casper. K'ina
iewell, leininy agi.i, Eatella, iiu d
Kill a (ianl, llfiiiy Klt-insmitli. Kl ert
Marhall, Ji'hi t.ie Mnler, llenrv M ll.-r,
and Ailoli h Tinnetmt-t.
io!a. District No. 14 Tlio who
have len n i'l e' at-m-nt nor iard thir
ing the nnntli ending Nuv. 24 h are
John Rogers, Ji.ne Jiildi, Eva Miloin
and ilhe llean r Average at'e- dai.ee
during th- mon'h was 31 NIkkjI ha
been in session two nn ntha.
Cn.. HiTHu roKD, Tearher.
Oak Grove, District X. 93 For the
month endin Ic. 8, 18'.3: Total num
ber Mni.r It); aveigge daily attend
anee 13. Thie not (fluent duriin the
month were Wiilie Heinz, Grace Jordan,
Ida Wilson and IWssie Arnutrong. Fa,
trong and friends are cordiallv inviteil to
vifsit the school and note our iroi;r-g,
C. E. Babnev, Teacher.
( umnavule, Iistrii t Fo. 54. The
pupils who weie neiilier al-ent not
tardy at 1km.1 during the third month
are.-Jewie Cuirin, Noriih Hale, llcnry
Heiple, Mynle l)owt. Harvey ( nirin,
Ke Stone, 1 eti-r Hale, Lillie Cur ins
W ilhe L'nn, May L i l ey, Clevy Cmrin,
Lt o Sli ne, Vilie Linn, Clevy IK-iple
Ivy Cmiin. fme Linn, Effie llnk
land, Curtis Linn, Ed Currin, Emma
Dowiy, An v Cnrrtn, IJnna MrO.wen,
Peiley Huffman, Andrew Shankland,
I'ark Brown, Emeon Surfaie, Willie
MeCloud, Theadore Shankland and
Alollie Sruoot.
Deep Creek, DiMri. t No. 8!) Three
of the fix month was completed Nov.
25. Number of pupils enrolled 5! ; aver
age number belonging 13 ; average daily
i tendance 11. The pupils having the
liiglnct per cent, in HcnoUrxhip an I de
portment are Winlield Diney, Dora
Herman and Harry Thorjai. James
Henkle denerveH especial attention for
inn 'rovenient :n deportment an J scholar
ship the past month. County School
Superintendent U.S. Gibson viMted our
school Nov. 22 and kindly gave merited
words of praise and censure. Some of
the ladie of the neighborhood planned
a banket dinner for Nuv. 2!) at the school
lioui-e; the teacher sent written invita
tions to all the families in the district.
Vigi'ors will be welcome to the school.
M. L. Hamitox, Teacher.
A Biw Chineie Treaty.
Washington, Dec. 12. It is probable
the state department will soon enter up
on negotiations looking to the adjust
ment of the relations with China. The
enactment of the Geary law will bo re
garded as an infraction of the existing
treaty, necssitating a new treaty. It
is understood thatGresharadesiies made
an extension of the trade relations and
the privilege with China as the central
feature of his administration. The Chin
ese government is satisfied with the
amendment to the Geary act and is not
anxious to extend the privilege of immi
gration for their people, but is solicitous
for their protection and privileges.
Big Battle in Brazil.
Washington, Dec 13. The navy de
partment has received acable from Com
mander Picking at Bio Janeiro, which
says the battle expected in the harbor
has begun, Copas island and Enchadaa
are in possession of Admiral de Gama,
insurgant commandant. Tha former is
well fortified, and I continually firing
n the ciiatom-hotiHo and naval atnenul.
Couimuiider Piikinu also cable that
I'oiuml lletke, at Feinumhiioo, want a
vessel a a precautionary measure,
martial law having been declared, but
ill is quiet.
MKI.1.0 AUAIS OI TNinit HIO.
HiNiioa AvKiia, iVe. 13. Admiral
Mello' Ibigship Atiuidahan I again
blockading Kio Janeiro. Conimuniiw
'ion between land and shipping in Kio
hay has been stopped
25(1,000 i;e..iler.
The Prairie Farmer I marching for
ward all the time in circulation. It ha
made a net increase since- lHvember 1,
lS'.iS, of nearly 2"),lHX new yearly sub
s'riliers. This uvord has never been
approaclunl by another farm er. The
Prairie Farmer goes regularly each wk
into more homes than any other agri
cultural journal in America.
There is no secret about this marked
success. The Frame rarmer appeal
steadily to the intelligent lartner and hi
family. It is the acknowledged leader
of the agricultural press in America.
It is clear cut, right up to date, prac
tical in every one of its departments. It
is a positive necessity to the fanner and
bis lainily. It now has more than 250-
(XX) readers in ail parts of the civilixed
world
Dwigkt L. Moody, the greatest evan
gelist of the day, Hon. Win C. Hreeken
bridge. and other eminent writers, have
Ihwii engaged for special articles during
the coming year.
Yet their valuable work d e not stop
in publishing the best agricultural paper
the publishers are bound to give their
readers tilt) advantage of very low prices
in securing other journals ; and bv giving
a guarantee of a large number of sub
scribers, thev have secured pecial cl"l
bing prices with nearly all the leading
journals in America.
They advise us that they will send
each of our readers The Prairie Farmer
and Omaha Weekly Bee, both paper for
one year, for$l the regular subscription
price of each of them is $1 a year; or
they will send The Prairie Fanner and
the Weekly Inter Ocean, both papers
one year, for l-2. Thev also have
many other sitn ial otters at an exceed-
int'lv low price.
These special offer are made exclu
sively by the 1'iaine Fanner, and veir
low prices cannot be seiuied from any
otln-r source.
The oilers ure oien only to January 1,
1814 Mke all the remittances to The
Prairi ramier Pub lo., liM-UM Adams
St., l hi. ag. HI.
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Furpiture apd cJpdertai.
A STRASCE CASE.
How an Enemy was Foiled.
The following prnpMo slnlement will Ni
nail Willi luiiliiiinHts "I cannot dcwrllw
Iheiuinili.rnvpy sciiMUIontlmtexIMol In my
arms, hninls and Icum I bail lo rub anil bent
iIiom imrlsiimll ilicy weri aore, looveni'inu
In a measure Hie deuj ftvllntc that hail taken
pow-ulnn of ilit'in. In aildlllon, I Imit a
stntnKi' weaknena In my back ami around my
wahi, (oci'iber wlib an liilcrltallii 'kuiui'
tii'llna- In my stomach, physician wiU ll
wa cni'pln parulysls, from which, acininl
Ina lo their unlvtral conclusion, (licit) la no
relief. tmi It faslenn iiisin a person, lliey
ay. II ronllniieii Its Insltllmci proenwui until
ll rvachca a vllul point anil the silttcrer tiles.
Such w its my pitMim't. I hail been dix'lor'.nK
a year anil a half siemllly, but with no par-lli-iilnr
Is'nelll, when 1 tw an ailvertisement
of I'r Miles' KiwtorwtlT Nsrvlnw, pnvurrj a
tKiuloai.il N'k'aa usln 1 1. Nsrxcloim ll
may seem, but a few days had pasmt beforw
ery bit of that crwpy fmllni had left mo,
and there haa not hevu even th slUhteat
Indication of li return. I Bow feel ut
well aa I rvwr did, and bar latntnl ten
Found In weight, thomih I bad run down
mm ITCto 1J7. Four oilier h ucd l'r.
Mllea Ktwloratlvw Nerrlne on my rwtimrn-
EAST AND SOUTH
Til KSIlTsTA ROUTE
Of tl.n
SOl!Tlli:KN TACIIIC COMl'AW,
Eprr Train leave Portland Daily,
1 N.'-iC"
R. L. Holman carrios a flno lino of Furnituro-
Lounges, Wall Papor and Carpots atlowostpos,
siblo living rates, also a flno lino of Caskots and
Coffins, Ladies' and Gents' robos, which ARE
NOT EXCELLED OUTSIDE OF PORTLAND.
Cut of hoarse in this ntlvcitisonuMit.
MK.U'K KKI.IKr ("nit PH. No IS, I'KPAItT-
M K NT or OKKtin.N.
Mrs, M M. Cliarmsn, freil.lrnl
Mrs K. L CiH'hrw n, - , Treasurer.
Mrs. J. M. Hardline, - Seerelary
.Veeli on Aral ami llilr.l Fridays of each
month In K. ol P. Hall. Memiwra ut ctr.i
Irom abnstd. cordially welcomed.
K. I)
SONH lir VKTK It A VH
Maker Canip, K.i 1 meeia every first
datlon, and It has beien as satisfactory In (heir I "'"I mint Thursday evening ot each niouih. at
esse us In nilnw." Jaims) Kane, l.a lUle. ll. I K. id P. hall.
IT. Mllva' Kwtlnradv nervine Isaoldbyall K. H. ("AI.IKP ("apt.
(IrutialsU po a P"ltlve (uariule, or M'lil H. S. IUuiumy, 1-1 l.lenl.
illpivt by lh Or. M Ilea Medical Co.. Klkharl, I li. I), ll.mi.s, M l ieu',
lml., on rvs-elpt of prtrw. It per boitle, sl ! :
bullies for i. viprosa prepaid. It la trv fruiu I a a or K 1 II I k Hi c A M e a nv
.w.'tniay evenlnr, ul each mniilh
iru-.
For sale by Cliarmun A Cn.
l'ortland-Clatskanic
R-O-U-T-E.
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PINIMI ('Alia (IN (iilPfN Id it m
Pullman Duffet Sloopors.
A X ll .
Socond-Clrttu Slooplnn Curt
Attached In " I ' l Iralm
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Meal Nol ii,liin.
PK1WKKN I'dKTI.AMl AMI C(H( V At lu
Mall Train. Pally (Kie.pl Sunday !
'MO a j l " I'-iriUii.l Ar f H si"r ;
t t r at I Ar ( ortrallla It- mrg
Al AUwur slid i'urt alll emoiwl wall Iraint
duie.u ami I'ai lrle liallr,ia.
Kline., Train l'sll IKieei NiiiMay)
t (i'r M I I I'miiUii.I Ar
; Ifr M I Ar Mewltiuvlll l.v
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Society Directory.
'iKEutiN IITY IIOAItP (ir TKAPK.
Meets al Con it House on Second Monday la
each month. VUlinra welcnnie.
r. E. Dti.NAI.HsiiN, UKl). C. HKOWNKI.L
secretary. PrvahletiL
Mas W K JllllNSOV I're.'l
Mlsi Norra I'Al.irr. Hec'y.
t'AKHY UUHiK. NO V4. I o. (1. T
Meeia (Irsi ami third Hatur.lay erenlln at
KnlKhCi hall Canhy. VIiIHik niemtiera alway,
made welcome. lls.i. . Ksiuiir. W, C. T.
tut K.vinilT. Deo
Tt'AI.ITtS (IKAMIK. No 111, f .
Meets laal Hainrday ul oh ninnth al their
hall In VYiiaonvlll. K. H. Ilisay,
Miss Hal. a NttAae, 8o'y. Master.
OAVKL LOIHiE. NO. .VV A O. V. W
Meets second and fourth Saturday erenliio al
Knivht'sl hall. Cauby. Vuluiij brothera made
welcome.
E E ("A ALTON. A It HhaMK
Retsirder. Master Workman. . ...
WT PAt'l. S ( lit K( II-ri.l.e,..al-Hev J. A
ST. JOHN'S UK ASCII. NO MT. (". K.nf A. 'r",,"" Hsstor. Mertleea al 11 o cloek a m and
Sundny Services.
Meeta every Tnela evening st their hall
eorner Main ami tenth Streets, orr..n city.
Matt. jceriN.Sec'y. T. . bcllivan, f re.
. p m. Prayer service everv VSeduei.lsv
eveninK.
F 1 Its I' CONi I K Ell ATtON A U C II 1'KCII - K at.
Pa(or mi.tilled. Hervleea al II a. m ,(
1 7 m r. w. Siiuday Hehiml alter rmriiiii
MCI.TNOM All I.clnlK. NO. I. A. K A A. M
Holds its resular rommunleatii'Ua on Hnt serrlre. Hiaver meeilne .l.,..i.. .,
snd third Satunlsys of each month al 7 .10 r. al. 1 7 S0n.cli.ek. prayer meeting of Yount Fem.le
tnif" I
STR. SARAH DIXON,
;Ki. M SIIWI'll. MA.Icr.
THROUCH TICKETS
To Al l. I'lHVH t.H TIIK
EtairilS HtAta, ( ANAPA AMI Kt'Hu'(
Can f obtained al lowest islet It.nu (, n
Misiia. Aleut, (ire).m city,
K P. HtniKlia,
Asa I U f n4 I'ssa. A(eu.
ill KnK III EH.
Manaaer
Through
Iff Tickets
Will L av.- I'ortla.i.l Daily,. "x.-pt 'Salt Lt'lkC, DdlVCr
Siiinlav, at 2:1X1 i tn , fur I'latskiinio : .
Chicago, St. Louis,
k way laiiiliii.a.
Ilcturnini;, arrivo at Portlanil at
10 a. in., Iaily except MutiJay.
Tlin company reserve, tho riht
to clmiiK'o time without notice.
For freight or passenger rates
apply totliN-k clerk at I'ortlaml, font
Wasliingtnit St.,oroti lanrl strainer.
Thin in the nearest ami most di
rect route to the Nehaleiii valleV.
AND ALL
Brethren In .mm1 itanillui are Invited In atteud.
1. I.. f'KIEK. W. M.
T. Y. KY AS. ."secretary.
clearI H long
SKIN I j LIFE j
mentalU n i mow
ENERGYfljgXjNERVES
CI.ACKA.MAi CHAPTER.
Clacksmss Chsnter No, i. K A M. Keeulsr
J C..nv.s-sllin third Monday ol the mouth al 7 Si
II 8. STKANliK. II. P
0 L Crat, See'r.
3
OKEiiiiN l.l'lMIK. No. J. o. o. P.
Meets every fhursdsy even -a at 7 .! o'rlork
p. M In the OOd Kellowa' llxll. Main street.
Members tit the Order are luilled lo attend.
GEO C. ELY. N. It.
Tbs. Kyan. Secretary.
AVCD'O
Sarsaparilla
M. If ammerly, A well-known bnslnest man
of Hlllshoro, a-. lends thli testimony to
the merits of Ayer'a Sarsaparilla: "Several
years aijo, I hurt my le. the Injury leaving
sore which led to erysipelas. My suflerniKs
were extreme, mr leg, from (he knee to the
ankle, belnn a solid sore, which beran to ex
tend to other parts of the body. Afier Irylnic
various remedies, I began Uklne Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, and, before I hail finished the
first bottle, I experienced (treat relief; tha
second bottle effected a complete cure."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J, C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Cures others, will cure you
OS KU" LOt.liE. NO M, I. I), o. r
Meets at n.ld fellow's hall. Osweuo, every
Haiurdsy evemnt. VI. hint brethren made
welisnne. li. W. I'KossEK, N. li.
JrV h isj.it. Sec.
FALLS ENCAMPMENT. No. 4. I. o O. F
Meets first ati.l third Tuesdsysof each mouth,
at (aid Kellows hsll. Members and visiting
patriarchs, cr.llilljr Invited u attend
J A. STEWART, W. II iloWEI.L.
Scrll. Chief Patriarch.
WACHKNO TKIMK. No IX
MeeuTueday evenln st A.O. V. W. Hail. Vis
Iiiiik memtwrs Invite I. I Has. K ki.lv.
Sachem.
JoHS Trimrath. C. of K.
Horifty n 'hri.uii Kti.Jr vi.f verjr Huiiday
FIKST BAPTIST Cltl'SCIt -Kiv (lll v.s
Psssss Pastor Mornlui Service al 11 Sunday
Schixd al i Eveulni Service S . Keeiilar
prayer meetliif Wednesday evenlne. Monthly '
Covenant Meeting every Wednesday evcnlm ,
preceding ine nrt sun. lay in (lie monlh.
curiilal luvltailoo lo all.
si. jiiii.v i ( KCK. CATHOLIC -Kit. A.
MiLi.ssassu, raa.or. un stin.lay ins-i al s and
lu ;ai a. u. Every second and fourth Sunday
Oerman sermon after ihe a n clock mass
n, an utuer niHMses r.unii sn at-rmoua. aitn.lay
methoiust episcopal CHt itcii.-hR ' Kli .Momlav, W eilnesilav ainl
f. ni". rastor. Mnriiliif service at 11: Fr ( HV lit l'i M I l.nv,.s l'..et Ki ir i. ... .
Sunday School at 10 Ul. clss. meeilue ,ft j r n 11 V - l " A" ' I ort S. J. JJ, C'Jlirk.
" "J r.Teuina aervice al 7 ao. lllliu, lliesuuv, I I Tsi ll' dllll ( r
Enwrth Uaauc meeiina Suu.lav eveuiue ai i ... . i , 'IU cr
9 SO: Prayer Meetlui Thursday evening at ao. aitlMay at , A. M.
(rangers corillally Invited. i
Eastern Cities.
1 DAYS TO
2 CHICAGO
Portland---CowIitz Houi1''''';;!; ut,,,:Uas
River Ilntitf, via. 1 1
!: WILLAMETTE SLOUGH iHoUfj! t:,kK;ii;!r',a
Joseph Kell.. Trans. Co. I'L'I.I.MAX .V TOUKIST SI.KEP-
" S v,,ri. aiH.iogir.i; ST,. Iflo.".ir k-L-i i iii'i' ,.. I KUS, KKKK Ui:CI,INI.'(i Chair
"J-s im, ssixi iiyjiic illf.- lt 111 u i U r. M. w w s, e. i, i lill('Vl f n I
Cars, I titling Cars.
It
ceciveni.
Wiiot'MEN OK THE WOKI.O.
Willamette Fills Csmp No. IIS, meets 2d and
FIKST PKESHYTEKIAN CHfKCH.-HT. O.
W. OiaoHIY. Pastor. Services at 11 a. a. and
7 ao r. m. SaMiaih Schis.l st to a. m. Young
People's Society of Chrliilsu Endeavor meeta
every Sunday evening at II 30 Wednesday
evening prayer meeting al 7 So. Scan free.
EVANdtMCALCHCItCII-OEKMAN - Am.
Ernst, I'atli.r Preachiug services every
Sunday at 11 A. M and 7 .'Hi P. if.
Ssbl.sth school everv Hun.lv at in A U M.,k
Harrlsln-rKer. Sunt. I Weeklv l'nr u .
every We-lnesdsy evening " . 1 lllS IS
STR. NORTH VKST-I.eaves Tort-
Mink.
K. hllery Amlcrson, )
For rates anil rrit(r infortna-
lanil Momlay, Weilnestlay ami ! ''"'I "' or aihlress,
Fri.lay for Kels..a...I Tpia r Cow-1 W " "'"KLUfUT, Asst. (ienl.
following days.
every clnesdsy evening
fNITEO IIKETH REN IN CHHIST,
Preach-!
b
tth e.lne.day invr.i. In ,.,ch month In K. of P. I . 'rve " s,',v eice'i.t iMo , ,., !.i , .71,
h e eIaktII nM,r" milvr:c r'K ; S "
E. E. Maktis. Clerk. h. M. Kam.s.C ( . ,AM. p..tr. Sunday ach.wl at 10 a. m.- I. H
tin- only direct route to
reach all Cowlitz river Kiints.
-TIIK-
Sl'NKLSE LOlMiE. NO .'(, A. (I. U W ,
Meets every secud slid fourth Ssturday of each
mouth at Wllsonvllle, Oregon.
IIRSRY Jlll.tV M. W.
C. T. Toozr, Kerorder
Scares. Superintendent.
vtednesday evening.
sSilliLtiDf
23ct
S0cta.,and
$1.00 per Bottlo7
One coot a dose.
This Great ronriti ( rue. ,,r,.,r,i,.i,-
where all others fail, Coughs, rroup Sore
Throat, Hoarseness. Whooping Cough mid
Asthma t'nr fnniiininllnn I km
has cured thouianda. end will CX'IIE you If!
taken In time. Hold by Ur-.;(fhtg on a suar
anteo. For a Lam-! H:irlc or Chest, use
SHILOH'8 BELLADONNA PLASTERi.;.
HILOH'S CATARRH
Have YOU Cllurrll I 't'hls rfmfilv Is i-uurun.
teed to cure you. I'rt'. 'jOcta. Injector f roc
For sale by C. G. Huntley.
s
.JAPANESE
p)I LE
CURE
A new and complete treatment, consisting of
Suppositories, Ointment lu Capsules, also In
Box and Pills: a positive cure for External,
Internal, Blind or bleeding, ItRliing, Chronic,
Kecent or Hereditary Piles, and many diseases
and female weaknesses; It Is always a great
benefit to the general health. The first rila.
coveryof a medical cure rendering an operation
with the knife unnecessary hereafter. This
rsmedy bas never been known to fall. II per
box. 6 for $.',: sent by mall. Why suffer from
this terrible disease when a written guarantee
is given with six boxes to refund the money If
not cured. Send stamp for free sample. Guar
antee Issued by WoonARDt'LARgi A Co, whole
sale snd retail druggists, sole agents, Portland,
Oregon. For sale bvfl.o. Hunilev. rtreiro(ii:i,
Oregon.
PKJ IKON LOIKJE NO. 1.1S, A. O. f. W.
Meets every Thursday evening st Odd Fellows
nail, Oswego, visiting bivihoii always wel
com. J. II. c'AMrHKi.i.
K. STRAfss, Kerorder M. W
Mol.ALLA LOIioE No. til. A O. t'. W.
Meets first and third Saturday III e-tch month
at school house Visiting memte-rs msde wel
come. T. H ItTIrT, M. W
i. W. Thomas, Kcc. '
FALI-S CITY I.OIKiE OK A O V. W.
Meets every Ssturd iy evening of esch month
In A. o I'. W. hsll 7ili M. All sojourning
brethren coidlally Invited to siiend.
ll. CAlHKI.il, M. W.
Gr.o Cauipf, Kecorder.
POC.NI'AIN HOSE CO , No. I.
Kegular meeting second Wednesday In each
mouth at envlne hotme, east side Main street,
between Seventh snd Eighth
J. W.Stkwart, See. H. Htraioiit. K'rm
M t. yciss, Foreman.
MOLAI.LA OKANOK, NO. (0. P. of It.
Meets st their hall at Wright's Krldire on th
seer nd Saturday id each laouth at 10 a. m
reilow memners made welcome.
Jas. Nki.sos, Master.
E H. CrsipgR. Sec.
Do Not Climb the Hill !
STOP AT
George C. Ely's
POSTOFFICE STORE,
Elyville, - Oregon,
Where you can p;i;t the liirrhest
cash price for
Butter, Eggs and Other Farm
Produce.
Prayer meeting every . W'M. . HOLMAN, AjfCllt.
.1 Taylor Street Dis-k, Portland, Or.
YAQUINARD
ID
WAKNKK OKANOK, No. 117, P. of If.
Meet fourth Saturday of each monlh. at their
hall In New Era. C, ' Williams. Master
Mrs. Mav Waldrt.n. Sec')
ACHILLES IiDOE, NO, iw, K OF P.
Meets every Friday tilirhtat Ihe K. of P hall
Visiting Knights invited
chas. ai.hkioiit, jr., c. (;.
J. E. Kiionxs. K of K. and 8
COLUMIilA HOOK ANI LADIIEK CO.
Meets nrst Friday of each monlh at
fountain engine nouse. (.has. athky. Pres,
c U Pillow, sec'y. ClIAS Hitzkh, F'nn
Full line of new goods at prices
lower than Oregon City.
W. S. MAPLE,
Blacksmithing and Repairing.! 1)im,t
HavliiK oneoftbe best shocrs in the
state in inv tiiiloy, I make
HOKSIiliUi:i.(; A SriX'IALTY
Oregon Tacific Railroad
K. W. IIADLKV. K.reiver.
ALL WORK ATTENDED T3 PROMPTLY.
Shop opposite corner from-Poinn
hardware store.
Line Otiiek disimtch
Low freight rate Is-tweell Wil
laiiictte Valley Niintit and San
Francisco.
ORECON CITY. ORECON.
OCKAN STKA.MICK SAILINGS.
S. S. Willamette Valley
Leaves San Francisco Octols r 17
und 'J7, and Nov. If).
W 001) TUItXINO 2z::i;r "u,hvr 12 nnJ
This Coinpuny reserves tho
right to cliaiigii sailing ditto with
out notice.
' -A.2ST D -
SCROLL SAWING
CATARACT HOHF. CO. No. 2.
Meets second Tuesday of each month al Cai.
sract Knglne house. W 11. How km.. Pres
O. H. IIkstow, Sec'y. J. W. O'l ossKI.I., F'rn.
KCTTK, CKKEK OKANOK., No. M, P. of li.
Meets at their ball lu Marouam. si-crmd Hut.
urday In each month at 10 a. in. Visiting
members always welcome.
J. B JAUK, J, K. WHITE,
Secretary Master.
CLACKAMAS LOWiF., No. 67, A O. C W
Meets first and third Monday In each mnnih
at Straight's Hall Visiting brethern welcmne
C. K. Pxahk s. IIOl.COM H.
ReC; M. W.
MKAllK POST, No 2.0 A. K UKPAKTMKNT
OF OKKOON.
Meets first Monday of each month, at K. of
P. Hall, Oregon City. Visiting comrades made
welcome
DAVID McARTIKJK. Commander.
J. P.Shaw, Ad I.
GEN. CItOOK POST, No, 22 . A. K , De arv
meut of Oregon.
Meets In schfKiI house at Needy on first Sat
urday in each month at 2 o'clock p. m. All
comrades made welcome. I. J. Hii.mnus.
H. Thompson, Adjt, Commander.
If you are interested in
AdvertiHinjF
5" you ought to he a suh-
scriherot Phintkus' Ink: 4
a journal for advertisers, i
PrinterH' Ink
is issued weekly and is
filled with contributions
and helpful Htiggestions
t iL. l ..!..! i . t
I iroin ine origniesi ininos
f in the advertising busi
ness.
Printerw' Ink
costs only two dollars a
year. A sample copy,will
be sent on receipt of five
cents,
ADLWtEBH
FHINTEKH' INK,
10 Bps-use St., - fieiu York
I BOXES Or ANY SIZES MANUFACTURED
Parties iloHirinif Wood Tnrninu, Pat-
minn, I.IIII KCIH, or
Shop Carpenter's Work
Will hnSiiltml hyCallinifonMo.
Doors, Windows and Blinds
TO ORDER.
m O-- BESTOW
IJ0''', t'1" ('""IfreifHtimtttl ciinrcb
1.
OKEOON CITY HOSE C0.,Jo t
Rernlar meeting; third Tuesday of each
month at 7:80 P M . I) Kanjiai Pres.
U.S. Btsasus, Seo. H, Ningt, frm.
J. F. FORD, Evangelist,
Of De, Moine.Wf;,, JJ
H. II. Mkh. Mm. Co.,
I'tirur, Ori'Kon.
(letitlciiieii:
On urrlt ,,K 10rnt. lNt k (
well and anxiously uwuitlnir I, r i .
iKlit anil one-hf y." T,M wl ',' f.
wasted awnv Ut :ts ?, ...,i. ' wl'"
"tro-'K anil vigorous, ,, (, p",, ,
KreetliiKs for all W l, 7,?ry "e' v"tl'
--reyours, SS'K ffi''
tam with the Unite i'l lv.,7',''8 ,"""'
two or three dose, each week ,"r ''r
tie by sll drug.i.t, L,,a 7 Mn"'t per Isd
auteeby Hold under a p.ltiVc truar
L. at. ANDHKWS.
KIVKK8TKAMKIW.
Sti'iiincr "Iloug" leaves Portliiiul
Wediicsdiiy's and Saturday's ut 0
A. M.
H. 0. DA V, fi.'ii. Ag't. Piilinon
Street Wharf, Portland,
, ! If. VAlJ(iII.r(ien. Ag't. Him
Francisco, Cal.
C II0(JUE, (I. V. A' P. A.,
Corvallis, Oregon.
DR VIES
TIIICPIIOTOdltAPlIKR,
Would ho pleased to nee his friends
and patrons in his new
quarters on
Third and Morrison Streets,
Over (lolden Hulo Hazuar,
FRANK NELDON,
GUNSMITH AND LOCKSMITH
Full Stock of Guns Ammunition.
impairs on all VI nils of small niarhlnM
iroinpty made. Puplltntn keys to
ny lock maiiiifnctiireil. Hliop on
Main Htrnct, next to
Nohlitfs Htablo.