IN TIIK JHNINO ROOM.
VENTILATION AND ILLUMINATION.
ATTRACTIVE TABLEWARE.
ltmt Wylaa III Uliiliig TaliUs-PrlnclplM
la II lltiaervcil In Table llMMirsttliiue.
! Doiiiaalle ml liiiirll I lilna Lainua
) A(lilil la lli Mining Tallin.
' Iii no iHirllou of tlio dwulliitK In the
twin of tli Iiiiiiko imIhI r-n id much en
evlilmire it In tliu dlnliiK room. There
liiunt Im) 1111111111 npiieii, kih)i1 vi-iitilntluii,
f ilnnt of llxlit, I'til mightm; llni'ii npot
m mul oryntu.1 thinlng, tliotiKh neither
ly Ixiof a (lno(ullty,ntl china with
out tlio MUNjilcluti of a nick. Then, with
twt or tlirc )iliilii (UhIikn wvll ftrningml
iid awrvwl, KiiniliiliiHl with gnMuifiry ami
flownm, mi Aiiifrlciiii hotuMiwIfe can en
tertain a kiiiK.
Aa for Ulilewara, the intrant and prime
are too DiiiiiKniiia to immlluu. At flmt
olitna bourn etui bo tibtiiiiiml Rixid, com
mon mrtliKiiwnrv wU, Uinrl with
brown, blue and kiwii, Wlillo chtap,
thnjr ar both jirntty and dnralilit. For
Uiom who prvfiT tiniMirtitd wure conn
tlio WpiIk'wikxI, thn Doulton, the Mill
ion ami to on up to thn liiintlnxli of dol
lar. For tlioM who cIuxhmi a nice por
celain, whlln UOlnvliiK In liumo imtnti
factor, the Triiton war amply Mile-
litCOKATKD CH1KA.
fi tlm Illotit flint litlmia. ltlllHJ not tx)
Ki'imrally known thnt the fiimnnt IHifk
waro U aliiimtt exactly rrprodurt'tl In
thnan Now Jcrwy pe-ttrrtr.
For tuUn itiTornttoim thi-re are dmla
without Buintx-r. A brlKht woman may
ianlly luifrovlMi umn a hundred dilTttr
ent chi'nii. One principle thotihl tinvcr
be forgtitU-n. If flowcra are ukmI, thwy
ahould not lx profiincly ni'lnrtid of the
iwwt arvntnl vitriol ion. With thn odnra
ofvimida and tltra of blrMimi minjr.
ling toKether llx ro can bo but little
harmony. Neither hould the drcunt
tiom ho mudii ao IiIkIi tlmt the vlw ia
tutorcejited between jiirUe. plnced vta-a-tU.
Agiilti, while the dining mom
ahould be coiufurubln, it i a mistake to
have It kept Uw warm. The wiudowa
may We nightly ojiciied from the top,
yet not enough to rrvaU) draft.
One of the liiUwt fiiahiiina in that of a
triangle nh-d dining table made by
pint-dug tliren miiull tulilr-a corner to cor
nnr. Over thn cavity may lie placed a
largo circular trny, which can lw fillixl
with flower. Thnt arrangement haa tlm
merit of novelty and thn fact that every
one fucea the hunt and hoetewi, who oc
cupy wat respectively at the point of
thn trinnglo and thn center of the bnae.
The dining room onght to be well
lights!. A uuiiiIht of mirror add to
that piirMe. Nothing can tie more
iiw im nwi, ..u.nifiK I nil lie llliini
enlivening tln thnefliH-t of multioliol
IlKhU ami Ihn ndbrtion from the
Kleutn of crystal and Hilver. Homehow
these eeiu to gently eJthlliirato and pro-
A IIASgt BT LAMP.
mote converantlou. Diimiuet lampa,
some two feet high, nre "iiitiibla for the
dinlriK tublft. They may be of tly slmdod
In harmony with tho prevailing tints of
the flowers or other decorutfon. The
abode mity lie of home manufacture.
Either self colored china silk, crimson,
gold, pink or white trimmed with lac,
or of boltiiiK cloth painted in soft colore,
are good, according to Decorator and
Furnisher, authority for the foregoing.
Car "f lh Finger Nulla.
Mo Indy otiKht to allow her nails to
lack proper care. These need not re
ceive artlHtio attention, but they mmtt
be clean and carefully trimmed. Per
sona who )hf8ch8 well filled purse can
Indulge in the luxury of a manicure'
service and relieve theiimelve of all re
iponeibility ns to their digit, but with
the great army of the impecnnlon per
onal care and attention are nocessary.
If one aims only at the simplest possible
method of curing for tho miil, she will
find thnt very few utoiisiU are required
a chamois covered polisher, a little file
for paring and a powder for polishing,
all of which enn lie bought of any apoth
ecary. An almond ahnped nail ia very
desirable.
V'alu of the I'lano In Home.
Young peoplo are so constituted aa to
require recreation. The parent that ig
nore this fuct in the treatment of hi
children does them as positive ft harm
aa if he neglected to feed and clothe
them. This recreation should be fur
nished them in their own home. Eore
come in the value of the piano or organ
a a household necessity. Furthermore,
children need the refining Influence of
home music.
(IiniIIiiIiIh .lluhhuln.
An niihirliiiiiiiifiit will be nivcii at tlm
HiipllHt church by the Hiimluy Kcbool,
Friday, April !.') cointimiii'liig proniitly
ul H o'cloi k p, in. The proceed aru to
b i xN-inliid to aid tliomi who are unfor
Ininilit In not oMiilnliig work in our
iii'llihorhooi, TliU entertaliiiruint linn
been prepared w llh a urent deul of earn,
and will do llmt cIuhn. Thin, together
wllh lie worthy object, nliinild briiiK out
a liirmi audleiicu. AdiniHnlon 10 centa.
Tickeia for miln by the children of the
Kiinduy Rchool.
On Friday of lunt wwk II. K. Hrnlth
hud a teli'itram from California Htuting
tlmt Ma .inter, Mr, (i.-ore 1). Kilter,
waa very sick, and anklng hlintoconui
iiniimdiatvly. II left the name cvenliiK
on the overland. Mm. Hinith heard
(rum lil in on hU arrival with the (trutifv
liiK lutellinniua that liia nUtcr wat
liuhtlv better.
The confldeuco that N'nple have In
Aver'a SarHuparilla aa a blood medicine,
la the li'KltlnmUi and natural urowih of
many yr. It baa been handil down
from parent to child, and ia thn fiivorltn
fumily medicine in thounamla of Iioiihu
IiuMm, Tlm )Mwe;o rejiubln-an boya do not let
tMr I'hattrln over lh defeat of their
candidate, in the convention dampen
ardor. Tbev believe In their princlplea
an fervently ai ever and limt HalunUr
held another liwly club lunitinx.
The littln daniter ol Wm Itinn'y,
while plnyiiiKon a flying Dutchman luet
Sundiiy, full ami broke her le, InjuiiiiK
bn'eelf quite iKiwridy.
Next Monday Hie muil in-rvice will !w
llin on the ekvtrica line between Oreifon
City and r.irtUnd. Thin will not inter
fern with the train aervice.
C. II. I've baa let tlm contract for a
new reenliincn on Tenth and Jelfernon
ntrente t Tower A Kinney for about
I,W).
W. H. To'dand Mary R. Chamlx-n,;
('. K. ZiiuMiT and Auuueta Kunne. A. f .
Shaln and Mian Willie Ifnover, bane
been uranted llceneem lowvvl.
It I. Hotmail baa jurcliaed the
funeral bnelneaa of Mm '. P. Wineeet
and will rouiliine it ith hia own.
Nat Ire.
Ncttco la hereby (ivcm thnt I wIR not
tie TreMiimihln fur any ilchtu conlrwctcd
afUrrthia dutehymy w tin, Lucy I. Clark.
tAMt'KL ('I.WHK.
April 12, 1H-H. 4t
The Try Meant l.aumlry
Have built tip a good trade in Orenon
Cily on the merit ( their work which
i k'v'iik Kcneral eiitiafuct jun. (iivo
them a trial. They pay cxprecbirKi'
Koth ways and give you 1'ortliine1 iricc.
OffK'K AT
I'. A. Haddock, I'. 0. Ilalldlnir.
Iotnndrv lelt at the ollice on TueNiluy
will be returned im Siittirdity.
Iluvu you Keen Uiohh bcinaiful Indigo,
., . i I- t . - ,
ol1 r'"1 nJ 'm,,H' m,,i"8 1'""''""-
;'"'"" "' tcinitiiiiiK- jtiei received
j 'f'"1 Ciuchko at tho Ked Front More
fawny below any iriccH piolc(l in (.'lacks-
l - iiiua coo nl v L'Iiim.
I I'HorKOT Yot aaw.r. Insure you rprotv-
eny in me ttiiHriinin Aeeurnneu compa
ny of London. Caeh aetH ,iK),(HH)
F. K. Iionai.iimon, Airnt,
(.(ri'Kon City,tire(ion
weeney, U,
"Shilolr
Cal , say: "Sbiloh'a CaUrrh Kemedv
ia the tlrst medicine I have, ever found
that would do me anv Rood." 'rice50
cts.Sold by C. U. Huntley.
Air. E. 8. Carman, with favorable
conditions, would nut plant asparagna
closer thun three liy four feet, and it
is his belief thnt ia nix or eight yeara a
greater distance, any six by three feet,
would bo soon to lie real economy. He
Rays on the subject of Hotting the sets
that he puts his plant only three inches
below the en r face, and he cannot dis
cover that the shoot are fewer than
with the diip setting usually practiced.
Mr. Carmen bus never perceived that
suit was biuedicinl tit asparagus; neith
er does he think it necessary that the
asparagus lx'd should bo stuited with
manure licfore the plants are set. lie
says: "To use a lurgo amount of ma
Dure in preparing the plot is equivalent
to locking up ati amount -of money
where it draw no interest. It is worse
than that, for a part of the principle is
lost. As the surplus manure decay
and becomes loluble from season to
season a considerable portion leaches
through tho soil mid is lost torever to
the plants.
Varlrllra of Cotton.
In 1802 tho five varieties of cotton
giving tho highest values per acre at
the Mississippi station were: Warren,
$33.72; Jones' Long Staple Prolific,
$.13. fill; Drako's Cluster, King,
IU0.63; Smith's Standard, (29.51. Of
these, only one Drake's Cluster rank
ed among the first five in 1891, and
King is the only one which was umong
the best in 1800.
The five varieties giving tho heaviest
yield per aoro were: Warren, 830
pounds; Drnko's Cluster, 803 pounds;
King, 387 pounds; Smith's Standard, S77
pounds; Jones' Long Staplo Prolific, 271
pounds, Of these, all except the Jones
are very short, and evon that is given
as 1 6-16 inch. During the Inst five
years the station has tested 68 varieties,
and the results show that any variety
will vary greatly in different soasons
and when planted in different locali
ties, and thut it is seldom thut any long '
staple sort is as profitable in the bill
regions of the stute as are some of tho
short stnple sorts, while in the swamp
regions the reverse is usually true.
BILIOUSNESS
Wholiim notnufl'crwl thin irii,ory
r:iiUH(!l by lilo in tlio HtoiniwJi
wliiih mi iniw:tivo or uluggmu
liver fniljl t) t'urry off.
THE PREVENTION AND CORE IS
liquid or powdor, which gives
quick action to tho liver and
citrrieH off tho lilo ly a mild movo
mont of tho IowcIh. It in no pur
gative or griping medicine, but
purely vogutaldo. Jinny pitojilo
Liko JiillB nioro take r-'inunonH
Liver regulator.
"I Imve Im-h a vlrllin li nilliuiiem for
ynr, hiiiI ro-r trying vnrioim rviiHiin
in v imly miivi'M WHN In tin uw of htm
lllolia l.lKT Itranlul'ir, wlilcll urvr III I l-i
Iii n-llvve In. I ninnk mil of liivM'lf,
alone, IkiI niy wlinU' liiuill . " J. M. f lLI
MAS, HWlllU, Allt.
arKveitY rAt KA.r.-a
It onr T. ftlamp In rl on wrapper, i
J. II. Ct-ILIM 4 CU I'lulvklpliki, fa.
;Skin
Eruptions
and aimilar annoyance! are caused
by an impure blood, which will
result in a more dreaded disease.
Unless removed, slight impurities
will dcvclnp into Scrofula, Ecxe
ma, Suit Khcum and other scrioui
results ol
T
i
Bad
Blood
I hive far Mitietlme been
Mfl.'ii-r 1 1 or.) a ervire
-i tiouUn. lor wluih 1.
I'K.k nwny Mi-ctliea thjt
Jl J n o no f.'xyd- I hjve
hdw tali'd Lkii onoln ol
ILV J .ilhllwnMntwiMHt-rfulaeaulte
"iiZCil rniinit tl btt iHMlth I
vvrr knsw. ha rtrasmyl twriitv
-.:rj sod my Irn-nd ut tT- n -r.-t iiiv
i $ ieU. I am iifltr.tr quti a new
JJJIS .S. 'S LI.iN,
Cwwatwil IMwt'tis; I Hkm. Whiiytt. I). C.
Our Trr.itl on IllrKd and Mcin Piaica J
tajiro in lo any ojics.
EiYIFT SrtCiriC CO, fliUn'a, Ca.
49th ANNUAL
OF
Mntnal Benefit tt Iinte
NEWARK, N. J.
AMZI DODD, PreHident,
Jnines B. Pearson, Vice Tres.
EECKIPTi IN 1WI3
ltiT.- r,l fur premium
Uermved lor lulenrai and net rents
Ilalanee January 1, 173,
Total
EXPESDITI
Clalu liy death
KielnwmentM and anntiltle
Hiirwniliretl polk-lr
plvkluuda or return premium
(Paid (Miller bolder, M67,.,Uti 21)
Taxes .
Kxeiiiea. Including airvait' eommlenloiiR, alvirrttint:,arle.te..
ProtH and luaa. Including t)iremiiiana paid on bou.il purchased
Balance January l,tm
Total $59,6M,i7 M
ASSETS JANCARY l. ltetc.
Csafc on hand and In hanW
I.ouon collateral, I' M. fconds and other aeeuriilea
fulled Slate aud other send, far
Finn bond and nortKae un real entate
Heal eataio, company's ortt-e liiillilliif , li'ewark,
Keal eatate purrkaaedovlnreclouire
loaiiN on poltele In loree
Preauluina In tran.lt. allow Teeelred .
Atiuu, balance slid cans, oblliratloni
Intereat due and aeeruM .
hat 4vlvrred aud unri'iKirted premiums on poltcles
Total
UAIIIUTIES.
Keame fund. 4 per cent
Pulley claim In prorea ol (Ijummcut
Dividend due aud unpaid
Pruuilum paldiu advance
Knrpln ... $ S,2T6,S474
From the above aurplua a dividend haibeen declared tovachfollcy entitled thereto,
payable on It anlverawy In IsvHL
Surplu by Near York and Haiwachnetli ttandard (actuaries' 4 per cent reserve.
and marked value ol aaaeia) $.1.ftA!.?M) SS
Surplii by (orinerNew Y01 itandard (Am. Ex. 4'V pereent reserve ) 6 ,&io,7tf7 4
Pnlirles (aaued aud revived la Jsiw. I I.H.SU. iniirln I D.tr.rj.'Hi.
Poliele lu force Jauuary I, UiH, luaurlug I.Di-.Ttl.jO,
DIRECTORS:
A Met Dotin,
BLoeariRLD J. Mttara,
Almrt B Carlton,
aiiiso A. IIalhky,
FSXII'K M. BlIKI'HARD,
John L. Hi.ks,
Knwasn H. Wright,
llKNJaMIN C. MlLl.ER,
MARK T. KAUY, 3IANA6EK,
OHKOON AND IDAHO.
Northeast Corner Third and Washington Sis.,
The Oregon City
CARRY TIIF, LARGEST STOCK OF
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
IN OREGON CITS'.
Special sizes of doors and windows made to order. Turning of all kinds.
Estimates for Stair Work and Store Fronts
Furnished on application. Builders
is not of the best, and our prices as low as tho lowest. Frice
sent on application.
Factory Cor. Main and 11th Sts , Oregon City,
yy -
I fM YOU
HEALTH
Mooro's Ilovcalcd
Kcincdy.
Antotindinx In lt KfTe-ta in the cure of
Hheumatimn, Anthma, Malaria, lili
liounnee or any other dmcaae ariolnu
from deranged Iiver, Stomach or Kid
ney It drivel all impurities from the
Blood.
Mn CIim A.RtiaxI, wholilnvombljr koowo
throiiKhoiit th Nurthweat ttyi:
"Fur fifteen jren I was a conaUnt ufferer
with Mtlun without any relief, xt'et that oh
Ulinvl ,f eoiiaimit eliaiife ol loonlltv. Two
rearaio I lrlel M'mikc Kkvri.ko kmiiir
am) tha Iwnrflta rerelvnl In.m It were the moat
rutilyliir. It irave me relief from the flral anil
prevrnti'il the lerrlhle cliatreaa -ullar to the
dlaeaae that mail iliealmoat unlwarahle. Any
one who haa ever kail athiua can umlerttand
the uratliinle 1 fe-l toward thla remeiljr. lie
llevlng It haa aililnl plraaaut yeara Ki hit life
I have no( heltalrl fi rrcommeud It to all like
amt.Ti-ra, and alwaya wllh the aaiue batipr re-
ulla."
lfATo ,e had ol nil drutrxlata. or aenl to
eiteaaMiiiLaaa liauu Co . eiatile. Waab.
FOR-
ABSOLUTELY, PURE DRUGS
OOTO
rt A. HARDING.
NOSE BUT
OOMPtTENT PHARMACISTS EMPLOYEE)
riae PerfEfficrlcs ml Toilet Artlclei
Alio a fan ttock of
FA-IITTS- OILS. ETC.
iZTt A o e nt. $75
rl ieleiw t rrixarj TtM
ft atsM IH fraWA rt 1 1 ttM
4 1 4vw IW ft fsMttlt i im mm mmm-
. u -itUm (
iibwt uiMf t hat4i. Xvm
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9i.rt.MwilakMs4artl"ft.
t s'akl.alM.4S fttfM.
iaraMIftrrMsasl.Cl v miltttm.
JUft Ik, Ik
STATEMENT
THE
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.r.'Ai.i ia
$."9,fil,9'.,7 Si
UKS IX im.
I 3.WB.79S S
. l.(,74l OS
. 1.6'JJi.?J6 71
21S.7SS M
. i,im.27 1
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7i.!70 81
s.rcti,9:9 w
im.v- 71
17 135 6
in loree
.M.MS.678 87
SHC.1K5 89
.7Mi 06
1,4M,971 95
f.Vi,018,650 !I2
H.9m,IBt 00
17,7W IW
WU.l.tS 8i)
3.SI4 73
49.74'i. 47
Jams. B. I'ssson,
Mvsccs L. Ward,
EUOKNI VA.SSKRrOOL.
FSKD'C FRKLIKOHI YSES,
Portland, Oregon.
Sash & Door Co.
Mouldings, Etc.,
give us a call and see if our work
Ct
The Red Front Stores.
R'
ECEIVEI): A fine lot ofsho
alHO from the factory, lloKitry, umbrellas, jmracols, etc., prices
to suit the hard timeH. Another lot of Htone milk pans at 10
cents per gallon.
liest prunfH pT pound, .0, plums .03, seedletis raisenn, ,0", vrm?.ti
,02, lst Hour, .70, $2.C p?r barrel, 17 lh. dry granulated siifrar II, 12
hunches matches .25, oranges, dozen, .10, vaseline .03 per box.
Thread .04, 7 for .25, colored silk thread .0'), good cotton nocks .05,
light and dark calico, per yard .05, 18 yards- Turkey red calico, II, IS
yards indigo blue $1,15 yards outing llannel fl, and bargains too
numerous to mention.
All kinds of produce taken.
HAMILTON BROS., Oregon City and Park Place
SIXTH YEAR.
ELECTRIC POWER
is the advocate of the use of elec
tricity as a means of domestic
lighting, cooking and heating; for
commercial ana domestic power
purpones, for street cars, mining,
canal boats and the running of all
kinds of machinery, both light and
heavy. The probability is that
1804 will produce
Wonderful Achievements
in the field of electricity, and every
intelligent person (should
Read Electric Power.
and keep pouted; Subscription $2 a
year. Every subscriber is entitled
to a special discount on books pur
chased. Addrens,
ELECTRIC POWER,
3G Cortlandt St., New York City.
THE BON TON.
A strictly first class resort conduct
ed under American principles.
IMPORTED AND
DOMESTIC
WINES AND
LIQUORS.
All the Best Brands of Cigars.
THE IMPROVED
Queen City Incubator.
Canaot be everheatnj and haa unequal. Send
lor illustrated catalogue ol
Thoroughbred Poultry.
F.eir lor hatching, ooultry aupplie ol all
kinda. CtiKllah aettera, Irlh aettcrs Fox ter
lerior., Skye terrinra and Pu Our itoa khaa
woo eighty-three nemiunia in tlie laat three
veaaona. Al.l'WKI.L & LAKKINS.
1M0 Front .St., Seattle, Waah.
UentiM thla pester
ADMIMSTHATOK'S NOTICE .
JJorlce I herehy riven, that (he nnderalirned
ha keen apiHiiuted by the Cowuty Court of the
atate ol (Ireiton lur Clarkarna county, admin- f
utratorof the eaUteol Oliver Achorn, deceaaed.
All peraon havrnc claima aeainat aaid entate
re herehy notified t pra.'nt the aame duly
rerifird lur payment to the nnderalxned at my
itliceln Oregon City, Oregon, within aix m"nthi
Irwin date. L. U PCIK1EK,
Adm'r of the estate ol Oliver Achorn, dee'd.
April 10, tm. 4-13:4-11
JOHN A. BECK,
THE
RELIABLE JEWELER
Corner of Front and Morrison,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
18 STILL 'ON EARTH.
For general repairing he stands
-without a peer. For first-class, re
liable goods hisfftore is second to
none. Trvhim !
r w J , t
Root
UW"
mm
ron A CASE IT WILL. NUT r.sTIB
Anreihle Laxative and N EHVt TOWia
Sold hy&nnrfrifttajoraent by mail. Ii60c
.and $1.00 per paokaga. Sample free.
If O TfJ ft, The Favorite TKtaPOTIU
Ik VI Xi U fur tha Xeot h and ilreaili. 6o.
For sale by C. G. Huntley.
JOHN YOUNGER,
JEWELER,
Opp. Huntley Drug Store,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
Great Britain and America.
Give me a trial.
c XV JL 15 1 2
r ff inOOwonhoflovelv Music lor Fort,
- JV I II . . Canta, coni.lstine ol ioo pa(t
full site Sheet Musk ol th-
- latrst, brightest, liveliest and most popular u
y lelecllons. tMth vocal and Insrrurotntal.
gotten up hi the most eleirint manner. In
cludinj; lour brR siie Portraits. a
a- CAHMCITA. (A Spanish Danfr,
PADERtWSIU. the Great Pianist
AJUINA PATH and
:C mNMie SEUtiMAN CUTTIHQ.
" abDKCaa ail oaoaaa To
- THE NEW YORK MUSICAL ECHO CO.
Biiolwav Theatre Bldg.. New York dry.
" raatvAsncR wantco.
:.ii::atluiiiiuaUiii,iiliiU
ft t fr wwnrf
mfrom the factor prices way down;
ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice la herehr riven, that en Monday, the
4lh dajr ol June. 1!4. at ltieuual place of vot
ing In the avrnl nreetnrta ol .'lHCiiamaaeoaa
ty, iateol Oirm, an eleet'on will he held for
tatc, dutrl.'t, county and precinct otlicerar
Darnel:
Member ol (o.ljrcai 11 d I it riot,
i(ivrrnr,
Hi-erei tr j ol State,
Htfite Trmaiirer,
State Hiipvhntendent of Public IutraerioDr
St ite Primer.
Attirner Orneral.
One Justice ol the S'ipreme Court.
In.tr i-t Attorney Filth Judicial Inatrict,
One Member State Board ol Equalization. Mb
dlatrlet.
One Joint Senator, dlatrict Clackamas and
Marlun eottnlle,
One HMnatfir.
Ihrae Memlierc of llouaeof Repreaentatlvee,
County Judge.
One emuty t'limmlaaioner,
I'niinty Cleric,
Sheriir.
Kciordcr,
Treaaurer,
Surveyor,
AcMr.
County Superintendent ol School,
Coroner,
One Juatice ol the Peace lor each amsaterial
dlatrict.
One ( onatatile lor each mat laterlal dlatrict
Which election will be held at aoeloek In the
morniiiK, and will enntlnue antil 6 o' cluck la
the afteriMKin ol attd dav.
Iiaicdthia-ddayol March, 14.
i. tO. F. HOHTO.N". County Clerk.
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ADDRESS
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NOBLETT'S STABLES.
livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ORECON CITY.
LOCATED ItETWEEN THK BMDGE AND
DEPOT.
Double Hiid Single Rigs, and sad
dle horses always cn hand at the
lowes prices. A corral 1 connected
with the barn for loose stock.
Information regarding anv kind or
stock promptly Htte-nded ,to by peisoD ul
letter. ,. -
horses Bought and Sold,
Sunday Services.
ST. PAt'L'S CHLRt:M-ltni.nOn,.lD. I .
Erkstorm faster. Servicea at 11 o'clock a m and
r.M p. m. l'rayer aervice very Wednesday
evening.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH -Rr.T
Paator mpplied. Servicea at 11 a. at. and
7:S0 r. si. Sunday School after morning
aervice. Ptayer moetln Wednesday evening at
7:S0o,clo'k. Prayer meeting ol Young People
8ociety ol Christian Endeavor every Sunday
evening at 6:3t) prampL
FIRST BAPTIST CHDRCH.-Riv. GiLMa
Parka Pastor Morning Service at ll:SuudaV
School at 1215; Evening Service 6:30; Regular
prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Monthly
Covenant Meeting every Wednesday evening
preceding the first Sunday in the month. A
Oomial invitation to all.
ST. JOHN'S CHI RCH.CATHOI.IC-Rev. A
H illkbhand, Paator. On Sunday mass at S and
t :o a. at. Every second and fourth M.m.to.
Uerman sermon after the S o'clock msu
At all other masses KtiffliMh armona a.i..ia-.
School at 2:30 r. n. Veairs, apologetic!
Buujet.-is.auu oeueuiction at I :du p. M.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHl'RCH. Rev
0. Sykes, Pastor. Morning service at 11
Sunday School at 10:01). Class meeting after
morning service. Evening service at 7 sa
Epworth League meeting Sunday evening nt
6:30; Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at 6 -SO.
strangerB cordially Invited.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH.-Rev. O
W.OIbonev. Pastor. Servicea at 11 a. at and
7:80 r. u. Sabbath 8chool at 10 A. at. Young
People's Society ol Christian E
every Sunday evening at :30. Wednesday
evening prayer meeting at 7 ;30. Beats tree.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH GERMAN - Avm.
Ernst, Pastor. Preaching services every
Sunday at 11 A. M and 7:S0 P. j
6abbath sctool every Sunday at 10 A. U. (Rev.
P. Bott, Sunt.) Weekly Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday evening.
CNITEIi BRETHREN IN CH RIST.-Preaca-ing
every Sunday, excent third Sunday ol each
month, at 11:00 a- m. and 7.30 p m.-W II ,,e
Lain, Pastor Sunday school at 10 a. m - L J)
St'Rrns, Superintendent. Prayer meeting every
n edueday eveuiug.