Oregon City Enterprise.
SCHEDULES OF TIME
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In KcrmT Um, , 1114,
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The Fast -PASSANUKK
HTKAMKK, ALTON A,
IIKTWKEN fciHTI.ANIMHUIIK AND I N i CK Mil R M .
leve I'lirtlmul Taylor sln-el duck ( A IM A M,
ml leave iiii'kmii ciiy nr Halem 7:f A. M.
I ik'xUjt, iliiirxlay ami Saturday.
I,fve lii.,iii.i'iii tl im A M anil Ha lain 7 Ml
A M ami lirrvnii I lly I ll H l lor Purl
laml Moudar, Wednesday an. Friday.
Kaat time, food aenomuilatliuia ami low rales.
Mil way fremiti handle!, Special tales oil
through fri'lsal.
NIH'TIIKUN PACIFIC EAII.WAY.
RTH SiU'Ml.
California Kiiima llliruiiiiii) 7 III a. in.
KmrliniK Ixiral (way tallnua) it p. m.
hi Til mirnii.
Itiiiidmrg I.och) (way statloua) 0 III a. ill
California Kipress (ilitiiuah) 7 in p. m
'i nr. MAILS.
Malls close gumf North, V a in . S p lit , M
III.
Mailt eloin fiif Hum It, V a in., 5,0 p in.
1 1 ' K aortas.
Orcmin Cllylu Kly, Cstiis, Mulliioaud M..U1U
IraU'i al U w. ami arrlvi't al Umt. dally,
Oregon city t., Kly. Mink Clsrk Madowllrok,
I'nlun Mllla, Mnllnii ami l .,1cm, leaves al 10 a.
in. Ttiitailuy, itiursdsy and Saturday, an) re
turlll mi lollnwlim davs al i .Id i. Ill
Kit 1 1 A V, JANI'AUY n. 1WM.
To Meet the Tlmi-a.
Thn Kiifmcrlpliun price for Urn V.s tKit
I'liixK liaa Immmi reduced lo f I .M r i-nr ;
7.1 cciiIh fur Hi x nioniliN. C'iihIi in ad
vance. ttiibHrriliera pitying lit lhe end of
the year w ill let be cnlill' il Ui thia le
iluctioii. 'I lm low price ia made lo Kttt
i. .. I: . i. i i i i ii
n... a.,- H.ni lll.M.c. ,l
Hiil.BerilMTH to fny up, and epcci,illy to
iirevent dead benla from Inking the
piiper and nut pnyinit for II by rciMoii of
tlinlr Ihuiiw law proof. Keiluced pure
w ill only I'oiiimciice w itb dale uf renew al.
I'liia limkeM lhe '. ri'HI'fiHK Ilm rhea
eat pnper in ChickaniiiH county eihl
pup'H al! hunm print and full of live
local new a
Si.HDiniii os Men. -The following
llielhiid of hnuliliL' liilH- for the Hull Kim
pili..e will nut aoiind very novel 1o I
tlwwwHl bn ra ul Oreimi, City who !
havtt lllion aevernl ivciiMUinv anuked
wood Into tlm null- mi runner... The ,
. .
account cava a HiilH-onlruclur, ileler-
mined to try how n hied would woik. , children with the hhickiiiK box working
He built a Hlroiijjaled with riiimeiH eight 'over the dog, und chwe wntcbing allowed
iuchcH wide, aomethiiig like a gigantic j them to he painting hia while imae to
pair of .Norwegian miowMhh-h, and fmind mke il black, but hh hiht hh the bluck
thiitwilh u loud ul pipe il nlid along j j, WaH ..ul oa the dog licked it off.
on lhe mud w it tt gie.it cane. The dcbenie
wu.ked ho well thai he ia imw building
amimhei of Hi.ch hleda, and heexpecta
lo gel along raphllV Willi I lelivery l
pipe along the line. The pia-now ladng ,
The pia now iM'ing
in ihanieler, and a
hniilcd ia -PJ Inchea in diameter, and a !
."tl-fn.it length weigha 1 'B loiia. The cuae
and (niilily with which Iheae lengths
can be loaded and unloaded from it hied,
an compared wilh a high wagon, ia
ijnile u Having in the coat of handling
the riHi. The piiHHagr .f the wide aled
runncra over the road w ill have a ten
dency to smooth oil and aolidify Ilm road
and thtia get it into condition fur haul
ing w ilh w tigoiiH earlier in the npring
I hail could othcru iHC be.
SllMK lil'll.llINO NlHfKH. In itH IflHt
iHHiie the l'acillc Itiiihler note that, the
year'a improvemenlH al and in the vicin
ity of Oregon I'ily haw been of an ex
tetmive ami HuhHtantial character. A
vitrified brick pavement baa liccn laid
on Main Htreet w hich entirely Iraiinfoi inn
the apiH'iiralice of that thoroughfare and
ia much appreciated lry the buainrHH
community. The rdectric Co. 'a Improve
ment have been Inriic ami coiiHidnralile
money baa a I mi been Invested in reai
diuieea and private iiiiprovcmcntH. The
town of (ilailHtonn not far from Oregon
City haa sprung up during the pimt year
and omu building is now in progresH
there. Jimt at present there ih a decline
.in building operation at Oregon City na
elaewlwru. The large new factory of the
Oregon City MaHh and Door company Is
(dosed down for a short time aa ia also
the Geo, Itroughton Haw mill. There la
a good oi,tlook for the builder, however,
as noon un liiiHincHH revive. White
!roB. have junt completed a design for
enlarging and doubling the Beating capa
city of the I'reHbyterian chimin. Con
tractor K. K. White is now engaged on
work for Mr. Morey near Oswego.
Ki'woiitii I.kaiii k HociAni.K The
KiWorth 1cngue of the Methodist church
ia making arrangements for an interest'
log evening at a social to bo given at
the church on Wednesday evening of
next week at which time those w ho at
tend may expect to enjoy an interesting
literary program and delicious light
refreshments. Everybody is invited.
HlB FlIIST AlTOlNTMKNT. TIlO first
net of the new mayor was to appoints
chief of police to fill the place made
vacant by the resignation of J. S.
Turdoin and on Monday morning S. R.
Green assumed his duties in connection
with that olllce. This apiointinent is as
indicated by the Kntkuimuhk in its
issue of two weeks ago.
A Floatkh, Who Was Ir7 On Mon
iluy somii heavy IiIuhU were (ImmI at the
slle of the lollcrdiiin and directly after
HlH llllllKllf IIIKHlf lllOSH Jllllll lwtli
WllllfWllO WIIH atllllllillg lll'lir (MID of Ilm
window of the milphlln mill iiml who,
allrililcil l.y tint hlant ehiiiin-ii In look
out, thought hit noticed iiiiii-Hiiiikt peen
llur Moulin on tlm waior, KIcppliiK
prickly to Ilm window und until, rlnicr
Iin liiM'iiinn HiitlHllnl (lint it wmh it hoily,
hut illrni'lly it mink mil nfHinht, tliiui n
I'l'iirml fur a niniiiiuit a litlln IiirlliiT
ilnwn Hlrniin, It hh-iiiimIIo lie tK, heavy
to limit ami iiltnr IiovitIiik near tint mir
fiiro a iiioini'iil hlriick an tidily ami Hank
out of aliiht for kihhI. Ah unit nx Mr,
lcwlhwaitc coiilil ti'll I li body iipa ari!(l
to Im ilri-HNi-d in a licitvy dark colon-d
oviinout. Tim only m tH'ii known to
Im iniHuiiiK la Jumph Id-idintir and Im
wiiri', when limt w-.m, a dark cliiiirhilla
mirk in.it. It la pTolmhle that tlm body
wan hrmiKht to Ilm Kiirfni'u l.clorn iU
ti inn by thn cinirnBHioii of Ilm iihiNt and
that it will hkiiIii i'oinn to tlm xirfare
at thn mid of iiinn duya from llio timn of
drowtiitiK.
A lii Ai K-iuMKi) Tun Kni Ku. Tim Orii'
Kn I'i'iiioi'rut wmna mhool din-rlora
aituiiiHt a man by Ihu inline of William
Hairy w liowi plun la to vinit annm iiiimii
I r i'f Ilm arhiHil board and to rfn-m-tit
I lint Ihu tf-arhiT or MiiiM-iinli-nih-iit or
aiiothiT tiinmlrtM of ihu Imiird ih-airi'i or
h w illitiK thut thn hi'IumiI Iiiiiihk hoard
nhall havii a coat of hIiiIii alird to it.
Div iiii'IiiImt lima vinitiil iiKiuilly miyH if
tint oiIiith an) williliK Im will atrrre to
liav Ilm m-rvini jm-rf ruif. i . Tlii-ri
1 1 nicy tjii'H hIk'H.I and dm' thx work,
and ooIIitIn Inn pay lij' iniHrcprcKcnlinn
tlm hrhiHil diri'i'tora lo i-uch otln-r. Tim
job hu diM'H ia wor.hh'HH. Annum tlm
liiHlaniv riled in thut of Annua wheru
Im prt'.'i'litril a fnrired rommiiiiiiutiiiii
from Sii eiiiileiident (iialiam, on tlm
Hlii'iiv'lli of which Iiiii'i lur Ciihi fiiid be
una willing (hut thn woik hIiuiiIiI b
done if tlm oilier member of tlm Ixmnt
W11 Without r.llM,llliK.
! nieuiberH Haley dm lured
tlm other
Ilm black-
bonril, hiiHlenel to ilm chairman and
collected L'(I lor the Work and hkipH-d
out before the dwindle waa detected
ku'isu TllKIK Poll Till! folldllCHH of
childirn for - and ilm ingenuity de
veloped by them in lr)i"i( to aavn them
from imK-ndiut( harm wuh aptly illua
traled une d.tv tliia week when acvcral
urchiiiH of I bin place bud been amuiin
the iiiKclvca by HclliiiK their dotf iiimjii
tlm t hickeiia of a lieinhlair which were
ni the vurd. So .n the hi.lv ouniinr tl.
, hicke'na aoiH-aied on (he ,.. i ami
threalened to kdl Ilm ,(. and in order
i.. .ll,.u....ullt. fri..l.iun 11.. ..l.ll.i...n al.l
(hut doK it I) a while inn-c I mean."
li.ellv their uraiidmolhur noticed the
lerwverai m the luirl ot the childn-n i
however wn the day and the while ap-.t
Wll8 hid, whereupon lhe child,,
p.ed-i d their delight lit dh-giiiHing tU j
dog an that the owner uf lhe chick
cum uutild nut know the ollcndimrciiniii"
Statu IIuiitut i.ti hai. Mkktinu. The ' ni0 ol tl'' ,lko nv''r- 11 wine rear
.ii.- . ..i i
arraiiKi'ineiilH for the coining iinnuiil i
meeting of II e Ougon Stale Horticul
tural Sia iety are now practically com
plete and. from (ku appearance of tlm
prugrum, the topics to la! diacusHed are
of great practical importance. The eom-
millee Iiiih found the citi.eus of Portland
liberal enough to peimit the engagement
of Arion Hall, in which the IiihI annual
meet ing w as held, and the celebrated
Multorpor ipiarleltn. Special efforts
have been made to intcicHt the liiiaineNa
men of Portland in lhe work of the Soci
ety and to attract the attention ol the
IK'ople of tlm atate to lhe importance of
lhe work w hich il being carried on by
the Society. The "Floral Kvening"
feature, which was so mirrraafully in
augurated at the annual meeting one
year ago, will be a part of the regular
program again thin year.
Deafness ('annul be Cured
by locul applications as they cannot
reach the diseased artion of lhe ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by coiislitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
flamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect bearing, and when it is en
tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, bearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused by
ciilarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed
condition of the mucous surface.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Scnl for circulars; face.
F. J. CHKNKY & CO., Toledo. 0.
)TSold bp Druggists, 75c.
Auknts Wanted, To sell 72 World's
Fair photographs in book form: can
muko good wages outfit iO cents.
Globe Lithographing & Printing Co.,
010 Ashland Block, Chicago.
I'kothct Youhski.k. Insure vou niroo-
erty in the Guardian Assurance compa
ny of London. Cash assets $23,000,000.
a. . Donaldson, Agent,
Oregon City, Oregon.
For One Week Only Ladies fine kid
gloves we sold for $1 .25 now 85 cents
at the lted Front's Special Sale. Come
early.
HiANKoiio on Tor. Hv h word of 11 to
Otlm Hhmford Irani outplayed the Mult
iiiiiiiiiIin mill won Ilm ureal khiiib of fool
hull. Tim lioul which run on hwM
tliiiiiand tint in rn were holh crowilml
liy tlinnii who went from hero to witness
Ilm K'liini, Although iiniuTiiHtoiiiiiil to it
act climate, tin CallforniaiiH proved
themselves veritable mini larks, lhe
fluid hi-itiK a Hi-it of water and mud.
I'roiii curly inorniiiK tin) rain ioiirii(
xteiulily down, yet four IhoiiHaiid people
witneHaed tim itmiiu. In thn flrHt half
tlm Miilluomiili U a in did hoiiiu excellent
work ami neither aidu acorud, though Ilm
tnain woik of Hlanford wanwell dub per
fect. When thn tBiiin were called out
for thn laal half, thn rnault of tlm hard
work in tlm llrHt half waa very notice
ablo on tlm Portland team. Stanford
atarted in and Himplv bucked the lino,
makluK "mall uaina, until tbny acorcd
a touch down. They failed to l.itk the
Koal, however. Stanford had an eaay
tank from that time on. Their revolv
iiiK wcdiea were very cirnctivn and time
after time they worked them, making
Kiiina on every trial. The Ktanforda
made a number of brilliant end playa
ami in every particular outplayed the
.MnltnoinaliH.
I'oic I!i:ttkk Skkvii'K. W. H. Maltoon
who baa been awarded the thn eonlract
for carryiitK Ihu mail for the next four
yearn la-xinninK with next. July, lietween
Oregon Ciiv and Viola wan in the city
on WiMnendny and in apeaking of the
mutter nays that Im ia planninx to lin
prore the nervice by placliiK a back on
lhe line jimt bh hooii aa the weather
improve" and the rouda Nettle down
little. Thin will enable him to carry
paxM-nitcra and liht freight and will
prove ipnte an accommodation to the
imiple aloiiK the route.
Anutiikh Kkckivkk Wantkd And
now it ia the Portland ImlilHtriill KxKHi
lion which ha uunn democratic. JuJun
Kli-nrna liaving framed the petition of
tJm ScotliHh-American InveHluient Com-
p.tuy UhkuiK for the appointment of a re-1
oriver. Tlm plaintiir, the ullieerfl of the j
xpoHilion and the North l'acillc Linn-1
tier company, named in the complaint
a a parly defendant, have not yet aimed
upon a man to act in that capacity, but
expect to be able to do ho in a few day,
and tlm appoir.tment will then be made.
(loon Choi Wkathkk UeiortH from
lhe xeveial purta of the country are to
the effect that the fall and winter
have thiii far been very favorable to tlm
! and grow th of the cereala.
The
(!,eHH fullv ,0 ,l,e Bv,,r-e 8"d
" "
anylhiiiK, m little aliove while . I ba
ii.rfAU'fii f.aM ...n i.i..r .... t ,r....i. iI.a
I " " " ..n,w,,, .1,
1 r.u.u ul .I.Im .i.tw. I...!,.. -ull I... I
" "c"
I and iiruteeled with a viLForutiH Ion isrmiml
j i - - - - i' r
j which will tirove ipiite an advantage in
i caau of fioht later in tlm aeaHon.
A Mammoth Stoky. Aneuatern Hpuri
ing pijH-r reguli-H ita readem with tin)
full,,.. in,. Hlorv. It aura mm (imw.r
recenllv .eceived a "a-tlmon w hid. weighed
Tf5 puui.dH and niei.Hii.ed M feel 7 inch.-s
! in length, and the bead of w hicb weighed
IM ihiuikIh. This is a whopper, and
thrown in the ahade the great kingxal-
" '"K "aie
Is YiMir Laundry (Veil Dune I
iNotbing exuaperatea a iieraon so much
aa lo have a line w hite gaimeiit returned
from the laundry yellow and lullHsy
buttons half oil' and in a condition nut
lit to wear. The Troy steam l.aundrv
Hcnds out none hut liirt claas work a
trial order will convince you. Olliee;
with K. A. Waddoc'a. poat "olllce build-j
ing. HuihIIch left Tuesday evening will
oe returned sutnrdiiy morning
Kiah. l-'lsll. I
Oregon City Fish Market opposite cor
ner from Pope's hardware store, carrh
lull stock of hVh, poulirv, and game in
scanon. Oysters and salt-water Hah te
ceived fienh from the coaNt. Older
promptly tilled. U. T. Huniphrys.
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A , San Piego,
Cal , says: "Shihih's Catarrh Hetnedy
is the Hist medicine 1 haye ever found
that would do mo anv gisid." Price 50
cts.Sold hv C. (j. Huntlev.
Only the Scars Remain,
"Among the many testimonials which 1
see In regard to certain medicines perform
ing cures, cleansing the blood, etc.," writes
ilKNity IIvdbon, of the James Smith
Woolen Machinery Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa., "none
impress me mure than no
own cue. Twenty years
ago, at Uie age of is years,
1 had swellings come on
my legs, which broke and
became running aurra.
;f.i Our family physician could
do me uo good, and U was
feared that llio bones
would be alloc ted. At taut,
my good old mother
nrged ine to try Ayer'i
Saraaparllta. I took Hires
bottles, Uie sores healed,
and I have not been
troubled siuco. Only the
car remain, and the
memory of the past, to
remind me of the Rood
Ayrr'a Saraaparllla haa done me. I now
weigh two hundred and twenty pounds, and
am In the best of henlth. I have been on the
road for the past twelve years, have noticed
Ayer's Parsaparllla advertised 111 all parts
of the United States, and always take pleas
ure hi telling what good It did for me."
For the cur of a'l dlsenae originating in
Impure blood, the best remedy is
AYER'S SarsaparSIla
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co, Lowell, Mana.
Curoaothers. will cure you
A
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DO
YOU
COUGH P
THEN
GET
THE
RED
SEAL
REMEDY
AT
Huntley's Drug Store.
Opening a New
Ledger for 1894?
Itemeinlicr that we are
iiUMitB for the Miller
Mepee patent Hat ojiening
famks the best made: also
wu are Helling a ljok
which opens nearly flat at
lens price than you uwd
to pay for thowe miserable
things that required a
curved pen holder to get
down into the "cents"
r-pace. Come in and ex
amine them. We guaran
tee both books and prices.
We can furnish you with
filing cases, stub files,
Shannon . files, copying
books, letter presses and
all olliee tuipplies
At Huntley's Book Store,
Next door to Coin. Bank,
Oregon City.
DA VIE Si
THE PHOTOGRAPHER, I
Would Ik; pleased to see his friends j
und patrons in his new ,
quarters on
Third and Morrison Streets,
Over Golden Rule Bazaar.
1800 miles of long dis
tance telephone wire in
Oregon and Washington
now in operation hv the
uregon leumoneanu .tel
egraph company.
Portland, Seattle, Spo
kane, Taeoina, Salem,
Walla Walla, Pendleton,
Albany and Mother towns
in the two states on the
line.
Quick, accurate, cheap.
All the satisfaction of a
personal communication.
Distance no effect on a
clear understanding. Spo
kane as easily heard as
Portland.
Oregon City office .at
Huntley's linig Store.
J. H. THATCHER, MANAGER,
Portland, - Oregon.
Cooke's Stables,
W. H. COOKE, Manager,
Successor toU.ll.T4L Co.
Corner Fourth and Main StreetB,
OREGON CITY.
The LEADING LIVERY STABLE
of the City. Kigs of any description
furnished on short notice.
All kinds of Truck and Delivery Busi
ness promptly attended to.
Horses Hoarded and Fed on reason
able terms.
MOLALLA UKANGK.NO. 40, P. of H.
Meets at their hall at Wright's Bridge on the
aeoeud Saturday of each mouth at 10 a. m
Fellow member made welcome.
Jas. Nklson, Master.
E II. Coopeo. Sec.
WAKNER GKANOE, No. 117, P. of H.
Meet fourth Saturday of each month, at their
hall iu New Era, (J, 0. Williams, Master
Mrs. May Waldroa, Sec')
THOS. CHARMAN & SON,
The Piojsieer Store
JUST : ARRIVED!
-A COMPLETE LINK OF-
Fall k Winter Jackets
Direct from New York coiiHititing of
Ladies' Cloaks in all Styles and Misses' and
Children's in all Patterns
FULL LINE OF DRESS GOODS!
Hop Sackings, Whip Cords, Cash
meres and Henriettas.
We have a new and complete stock p'
LADIES' MACKINTOSHES,
Of the very Latest Styles.
Call and see our stock before purchasing as it is the largest and newest
styles in the market.
THOS. CHARMAN & SON.
SEVENTH - STREET - BAKERY
AND CONFECTIONERY,
Lunch and Hot Coffee at Every Hour of the Day.
Ali Kinds of Cake Made to Order
AND ORNAMENTED FREE OF C II AGE.
tetf- LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Jacob Kober, Proprietor.
Do You Need a Legal Blank?
The ENTERPRISE has the only complete stock
in Clackamas county.
Nearly 200 Different Blanks
to Make Selections From.
Every kind of a blank needed by a Judge, Jus
tice, Lawyer, Real Estate Dealer, Farmer' or
Mechanic.
One or a Quantity Sent POSTAGE PAID at Portland
Prices to Your Address.
Sunday Services.
..8.T- pai ls cHi'mm-episcopal-r6v. j. a.
j r.c
kstorm Pastor. Services at 11 o clock a.m. and
30 p. m. Prayer service ivery Wednesday
evening.
FlItST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Kav.
Pastor supplied. Services at 11 a. m. and
7:S0 r. M. Sunday School after morning
service. Prayer mcetint Wednesday evening at
7:30o,clock. Prayer meeting of Young People,!
Society ot Christian Eudeavor every Sunday
evening at 6:KC prempt.
FIRST BAPTIST CHC KCH.-Rtv. Oilman
Pakkkh Pastor Moruiug Service at ll:iiiulay
School at 12-lft; Eveuing Servtce 6:30; Regular
prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Monthly
Covenant Meeting every Weduesilav eveuing
preceding the first Suuday in the mouth. A
eoruial invitation to all.
8T. JOHN'S CHURCH, CATHOLICREV. A.
Hiu.kbrand, Pastor. On Sunday mass at S and
10:30 a. M. Every second and fourth Sunday
German sermon alter the S o'clock mass
At all other masses English sermons. 8nnday
School at 2:80 r. M. Vesper, apologetical
subjects, and Beuedicllon at 7:30 p. a.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. RV
G. Sykks, Pastor. Morning service at 11:
Sunday School at 10:00. Class meeting after
morning serviee. Evening service at 7:30.
Kpwnrtn League meeting Suuday evening at
6 30; Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at 6:30.
strangers cordially Invited.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHl'RCH.-Rav. Q.
W.Giboney, Pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and
7:80 ?. M. Sabbath School at 10 a. u. Young
People's Society of Christian Endeavor meets
every Sunday evening at 6:80. Wednesday
uicums imjcr uiwuuui;w, oeais iree.
EVANGSLICALOHURCH GERMAN Aco.
Eknst, Pastor. Preaching services every
Sunday at 11 A. M and 7:30 P. M.
Sahbatn scbool every Sunday at 10 A. M. (John
llarrisberger, 8upt.) Weekly Praver Meeting
every Wednesday eveniug
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST.-Preach-ing
every Sunday, excem third Suuday of each
mouth, at 11:00 a. m. and 7.80 p m.-W H he
Lain, Pastor. 8unday school at 10 a, m. I. D,
Scarpa, Superintendent. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday eveniug.
Society Directory.
OREtiON CITY BOARD OF TRADE.
Meets at Couit House on Becond Monday la
each month. Visitors welcome.
F. E. DONALDSON, GEO. C. BROWNELL
Secretary. President
GAVEL LODGE. NO. 55, A O. U. W
Meets second and fourth Saturday evenings at
Knight'at hall. Can by. Visiting brothers made
welcome.
K E Carlton, A R. Shank
Recorder. Master Workman
8T. JOHN'S BRANCH, NO. 647, C K.of A.
Meets every Tuesday evening at their hall
corner Maiu and Tenth Streets, Oregon City.
Matt. Justin, Sec'y. T. W, Sullivan, Pres.
MULTNOMAH LODGE, NO. 1, A. t A A. M.
Holds ita regular communications on first
and third Saturdays of each month at 7:30 p. a.
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend.
L. L. PORTER. W M,
T. F. KYAN. ecretary.
CLACKAMAS CHAPTER.
Clackamas Chapter No. 2. R. A. M. Regular
Convocation third Monday of the month at 7:31
H. 8. STRANGE, H. P.
G L GaAY, Sec'T.
OREGON LODGE. No. 3, I O. O. F.
Meets every Thursday even. ..a at 7:311 o'clock
r. a. In the Oc"d Fellows' Hall, Main street
Members of the Order are invited to attend.
GEO. C. ELY, N. G.
Thos, Ryan, Secretary.
OSWEGO LODGE, NO 93. I. O. O. F
Meets at Odd Fellow s hall, Oswego, every
Saturday evening. Visiting brethren made
welcome. G. W. PROSSEK, N. ii.
J. F. Rislet, Sec
FALLS ENCAMPMENT. No. 4, I. O. O. F.
Meets first and third Tuesdaysof each month,
at Odd Fellows hall. Members and visiU'ig
patriarchs, cordially invited to attend.
J. A. STEWART, W. H. HOWELL,
Scribe. Chief Patriarch.
WACHENO TRIBE, NO 13.
Meets Tuesday evening at A,0. 1". W. Hail. Vie
itmg members invited. J. II. Howako,
Sachem.
Chas. Kelly, C.of K.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Willamette Falls Camp No. 14S, meets 2d and
4th Tuesday nlvhta in each month in K. ol P.
hah. Visiting neighbors made welcome,
E. E, Maktin. Clerk. E. M. Ranus.C C.
8UNRISE LODGE, NO. 43, A. O. U. W ,
Meets every second and lourth Saturday of each
mouth at Wilsouville, Orenon.
Henry Miley M. W.
C. T. Tooze, Recorder.
PIG IRON LODGE NO. 135, A. O. II. W.
Meets every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows
ball, Oswego. Visiting brethren always wel
come. J. U. Cash-sell
R. Stbacss, Recorder M. W.
MOLALLA LODGE No. 40, A O. V. V.
Meets first and third Saturday lu each month
at school house Visiting membra made wel
come. T. S. STirr.M.W.
J. W. Thomas, Rec,
FALLS CITY LODGE OF A. O U. W.
Meets every Saturday evening of each month
in A. O U. W. hall 7th St. All sojuuruiug
brethren cordially invited to attend.
D. CAUF1ELD, M. W.
Geo CALtrr, Recorder.
FOUNTAIN HOSE CO., No. I.
Kegnlar meeting second Wednesday In ench
mouth at engine house, east side Main strict,
between Seventh aud Eighth.
J. W, Stewart, Sec. H Straioht, F'rm.
M. I. Quinn, Foreman.
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