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DEMOCRATIC COSVEXTIOS. For Clackamiis County Met in Oregon City Saturday. The democratic county convention as sembled at Tope's hall at !) :30 lust Sat urday morning. V. Irwin. otCanhy, was elected temporary chairman, P. 1 Coleman secretary, and I. IMahieu assistant. A committee on credentials was R minted, and the report brought in at 11:30 found 100 delegates entitled to testa. A committee of five on organization, and a like committee on platform and resolutions was appointed, when a re cess was taken until 1 :30. AFTKKNOOX 8K88IOX. The committee on orginiiation re ported favoring the election of T. II. Robbing for permanent secretary, and the chairman and assistant secretary be declared permanent officers. The report was adopted. The committee on platform and reso lutions reported as follows: The democracy of Clackamas county in convention assembled, hereby re-affirms its allegiance to the time-honored principles of the great democratic party, heartily endorses the principles enunci ated in the national platform adopted in the Chicago convention of 1S92, and hereby earnestly urges upon our repre sentatives in congress prompt and speedy action towards the rel'iatiou of the prom ises and pledges therein made. Resolved, That we denounce the ex travagance and corruption of the repub lican party, that has for so many years encouraged special class legislation and the np-buildirg of monopoly, and which has culminated in bringing upon the industrial interests of our country such disastrous consequences, and has resulted in a most complete paralysis of honest competition and dis heartened legitimate enterprise. We emphatically condemn the republican methods of high taxation, and lavish ex penditure of money in both national, state and comity affairs. Resolved, That the frauds against the noverntnetit recently discovered, where in large quantities of opium and laige numbers of Chinee laborers were smug gled io'o this country, and in which many of the most prominent republican leaders of the northwest were implicated is exclusive of the unfitness of there publican party to manage the affairs of this state, or to he intrusted with the interests of its teople. We hereby co operate with the public officials in their efforts to exoee such frauds and bring the offenders to justice. Resolved, That the democratic party hereby extends to any and all parlies a challenge to openly, fairly and jointly discuss the issues of ibe coming com- paign. A resolution endorsing the Initiative and Referendum, and pledging the can didates in writing to support the meas--ure, was received in a most frigid man ner. Finally, however, when the reso lution wa9 about to be voted down, W. 8. U'Ren asked permission to talk ten minutes on the merits ot the measure nd at the conclusion of his remarks the resolution was unanimously adopted, and it was made a plank in the platform. Eight delegates to the state convention were elected as follows: W. E. Carll, G. A. Harding, I. K. Gribble, R. T. Caufield, C. D. Latour ette, J. H. Thorne, Mr. DuPree and Mr. Vaughn. lion. J. H. Thorne was nominated for state senator by acclamation. For representatives, W. E. Carll, P. A. Baker and Martin Robbins were nominated by acclamation. It was no easy matter to get timber for the offices as the nominees declined as their names were proposed, and it was necessary for the chair to remind the convention that the ticket was not full. For county judge G. S. Risley received seventy votes and Col. White twenty five. For commissioner, Geo. J. Currin re ceived the nomination on the second ballot. Henry Ganz, J. K. Gribble and Albert Howland were in the race. C. W. Oanons was nominated for sheriff by acclamation. For county clerk W. B. Stafford was nominated by acclamation. The name of J. Dickey of Mo?alla was presented for recorder. Mr. Dickey de clined stating that he would not be a can didate under any circumstances, having been sacrificed twice before for the sake of principle. However, he was nomi nated by acclamation. But as Mr. Dickey still persisted in his refusal to accept, the vote w as reconsidered and the nom ination given to W. A. Shipley For treasurer A. J. Washburn re ceived fifty-eight yotes and J. Martin thirty-one. Steve R. Green was nominated for as sessor by acclamation. For school superintendent, David War ner received fourteen votes alid C. Y. Draper sixty-eight. Fred Hesse was nominated for sur veyor by acclamation. For coroner, John Wiseman was nom inated by acclamation. A grand time is to be bad at Los An geles on the 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th of this month in celebrating the discovery, rise and progress of Southern California, consisting of a parade each day, par ticipated in by Indians, soldiers and all the bands of Southern California. A LETTER A 110 l"T OKEUOS CITY. Some Interesting Tilings That art to be round Here. Mrs. May Held writes to the Omaha World Herald an interesting letter in which among other thing occurs the following concerning this city : "I will notenter into deserintion of Portland at this writing, as I must toll of tho grand country away out here, "where rolls tho Oregon." A visit was mado to Oregon City, the first capital of Oregon territory, a pretty manufacturing town of 5,000 in habitants. It is situated up the Wil lamette, about ten miles from the city limits. Here is what is known as the falls of Willamette, having power suffici ent to run all the machinery in the state. Here is located the fourth oldest land office in the I'uited Stalest. To see a log towed into the mill race, chained and brought before the saw, put into a vat and ground to it pulp, and then rolled into paer, was a new rvali lation to me, but such was the case, and I was inlormed that it was no uncommon thing to see a long log rolled into the mill in the morning and in the afternoon see a man who "can't afford to take paper" around at a neighbor's awaiting to borrow a copy of that same log in order to learn the latest news about the progress ol the Wilson bill, or to see if it contained any more of Senator Allen's famous silver speeches. The water power at Oregon City is second only to that of Niagara An electric liw'ht plant supplies the power and light for Oregon City and a large amount of machinery in Portland, as well as lights for the latter citv. The samecotnpany, the General Electric, is putting up the largest electric plant in the United States, it is claimed if not in the world. The work on the foundation for the building has been going on for over a year, and I am told that to pre pare the foundation, which is blasted out of the solid rock, it will cost 10O,0OO alone. Across the river at this place is what was the first free suspension bridge in the world. It is a magniticient structure and a credit to any state. The trip to Oregon City was made by boat, and tlib return by electric line. About a mile of the road goes through a beautiful forest of firs, and here it was I beheld for the first time the feeling of the giants of the forest. While in Ore gon City I learned that away back in the 40's people came from Olympia, now the capital of the state of Washington, a distance of 140 miles, to mill, it requir ing three weeks to make the ronnd trip. There being no ferry on the Columbia river they were obliged to make rafts, take their wagons to pieces, place their vehicles on the raft, and swim their cattle across the river, which is two and one-half miles wide at this point. This was certainly pioneering under difficul ties. At Oregon City lives Patirck Ma loney, aged 100, last December, and who for the last eighty-five years has been voting the democratic ticket, and he told my relative that it was this and tobacco to which be ascribed bis lon gevity. (range Meeting. The regular quarterly meeting of Multnomah District Pomona grange will be held at Oswego Wednesday April 18, 18IJ4 at 10:30 A. M. An evening session will also be held All fifth degree members in good standing are cordially invited to attend. All desiring to re ceive the fifth degree will please bring proper credentials from their subordi nate grange. Mary 8. Howard, Secretary. Land for Male. 423 acres of land lor sale on the hard times basis; 100 acres near Clackamas .Station at f:!0, KJO aeres improved at fOO and 150 at W. or 50 acres of choice river bottom land given for clearing a like number of acres. Write or see E. C. Hackktt, Bherifl'8 office, Oregon City Oregon. Receipt, note and order books at the E.vTKBPBiHg office. Only the Scars Remain. "Among the many testimonials which 1 see In regard to certain medicines perform ing cures, cleansing the blood, etc.," writes IlK.vny Hciibok, of the jamei Hmitli Woolen Machinery Co., Philadelphia, fa., "none impress me more than tnj own case. Twenty years ago, at the age of 18 years, I had swellings come on my legs, which broke and became running sores. Our famllyphyslclan could do me no good, and It was feared that the bones would be affected. At last, my good old mother urged me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I took three bottles, the sores healed, and I havs not been troubled since. Only the scars remain, and the memory of the past, to remind me of the good Ayer's Sarsaparilla has done me. I now weigh two hundred and twenty pounds, and am in the best of beal Ih. I have been on the road for the past twelve years, bare noticed Ayer's Sarsaparilla advertised in all parts of the United States, and always take pleas ure in telling what good It did for me." For the cure of all diseases originating In Impure blood, the best remedy Is AYER'S Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., Lowell, Mm Cures others, will cure you Si no re m $ mm I . i iTalS-- SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY! A Great Mistake. A rveent discovery Is that ri-suVho, dlulnma, (IuUiikm, confusion ot tho ml ml. etc., am duo to dereuxeuiont ot tho m-rvo centers which supply tho brain with nerve roreoi that tiullgiwtlon, dyspepsia, neuralgia, wind In stomach, etc., arise from ttiederaiurv nient of the nerve centers supply lug these or ffnns with nerve ttiihlor force. Thla Is likewise into of many (II-ohm of the Heart snd hums. Tli nervw system Isllko a telcKmpli sysia'tn, as will be tu by Mitt accompanying l Uli I IH IllllO white linos a r tlm nervnt which convey the ucrve. fort-v from t h nerve rumors to rory pari of tint body. Just as tlm elooirfcotirront Is conveyed alonif the telegraph wires to v r y siatlou, larue or saiall. Ordinary physicians full to rvxunl thl fnct; Instead of trtutt linr the nervo oe li ter: fur the cause o t llio disordor nrlslnu tltorvfrom t hoy t r a t tho part atTucUHl. Franklin Mile, M. I , LLH . the hitfhly celebrated specialist and student of nervous diseases, and author of many noted trmiilses ou tho laltersubltvt, lout slnou reallnsl the truth of tlm Hr-t statement, and Ids Kostomtlvo Nervine Is prewired on that principle. Its su.vevi lit eiirlui all diseases, arislnn from derange liionl of the nervous svslein Is wonder ful, as the thousands of unsolicited toatlmo. ul-.ils In iMtswinii of the company cuauufac turliur tlm remedy amply prove. Ir. Miles' Kestomilvo Nervine Is a rellahlo remedy for all nervous disease, such as hoailai-hn. nervous debility, imwlnillmi. slis-plossiiC'S. dlulucsa hysteria, sexual do .ldValldrulston a lUtlve imarantoe, or sent direct by .he lr. Si Ilea Medical Co., r.lklisrt, Ind., on receipt of prlo. 1 1 per but inmy. pi, i mis uanct epnopwy. etc. u is tie. six lux lies fur tt. enire-s nrvnulil Kestoratlvn Nervine mr.ltlvo.lv contain! DO uyiaiue or uuut,crou uruits. For sale by Churman it Co. 1: 'vriusrvt-' pottltlufi. Kit tir-kCAgt' tt'tHVinrwr. I! cintial .' a to I l par ruwt.s of car , ,( bardy. -luo: ' . 1 ..ur.o.-y -a ( itntj. -el US). Si y ' .'-nm-r. I'-'rt i Jf 'nut GREATLY REDUCED RATES MADE BY THE COMPANY FOB THE CALIFORNIA ROUND TRIP TICKETS GOOD FOR 30 DAYS Opegoq (JitiJ to 'Frisco AND RETURN, $27.50, Including Five Gate Tickets to the Fair EXCURSION THIP9 FROM SAN FRAN'CISCO to other points in California will 1 allowed purchasers of special Mid winter Fair tickets at the following round-trip rates: TO STATIONS UNDER 150 MILES FROM SAN FRANCISCO, ONE AND ONE-THIRD one-way fare. TO STATIONS 150 MILES OR MORE FROM SAN FRANCISCO, ONE AND ONE FIFTH one-way fare. For exact rates and full informa tion, inquire of L. B. MOORE, Agent at Oregon City, Oregon or address the undersigned. RICH'D GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager. T. II. GOODMAN, Gen. Passen ger Agent. San Francisco Cat.. E. P. Rogers. A. G. F. & P. Agent, Portland, Or. Met.. r Bottle, sn afe Tmi Orkat Coron (.una moiui.tlv cur.ji where all others full, Coughs, Croup Sore Throat, Hoarsen, Whooping Cough anil Asthma. For Consumption It nas no rival: has cured thousands, and will cijiie voi; If taken in time. Hold by limirglnts on a guar antee For a Lnmo Ilaik or Chfut, use SHILOH'8 BELLADONNA PLASTKRAjc. s hilohVcatarrh ilave you CuiujtIi t Thin remerir is iniftmn. m!; Ij Irum f rt. jtm ti-.l..rrnorri Jr.lf -t ill ant)rtmnl U s f..rmor-li.Pd. IS v Ua naJ tsnl-a 'i W'ssntyaunow.whil.lQ th mill UMu.ir- u ! tvl. O.H St nn l rull psr- II I.I'.OV. N iiutiA. tv.. Bar II IIU. l'-. II li put-'' 'm hiro une oem a aoee. - teed to cure you. I'rlco, fjOcts. lnjettor free. For sale by C. G. Huntley. Postoll.ce-:- Store, MILWAUKKK, OR. FAMILY-:-GROCERIES, Dry Goods, Notions, Hardware, Boots Shoes, Our Groceries are Fresh and of tho bout quality. In Prices vre meet Portland Competition. Gary & Wissinger. Let us have a trial order BROWN The photographer Is prepared to make photographs of all kinds promptly and in I i:il)CT PI ACC QTVM? i" 1 iO 1 LLAjJ O 1 1 LIL 1 Rabies' and Children Pictures a Sjaciiily. Cull and examine his work At the Old New York Gallery Second door north of Hardings Drug Store. Prairie Nurseries DAVID J. COX, Prop., CANIIY, - OHKCiON. Apple. Pear, Chorry, Peach, Prune. Plum, Apricot, Nectarine and Almond. Tret's Strong and Healthy and True to Name. Special caro taken in dicgiiv to prevent mutilating the roots. Orders promptly filled. Prices to suit he times. Write for prities. Portland-Clatskanie R-O-U-T-E- 3 STR. SARAH DIXON, GKO. M MI A V Kit. Master, Will leave Portland Pailv, exevitt Sunday, at 2:00 p.m., for Ouk Point & way landings connecting with STR. C W. SHAVER, For Clackanie Mondays, Wednes days and Fridays. Returning, arrive at Portland at 10 a. m., Daily except Monday. Tho company ri!nerves the right to change time without notice. For freight or ptiHHenger rates apply to dock clerk at Portland, foot Wawhington St.,oron hoard steamer. This is tho nearest and most di rect route to the Nehalem valley. Portland Cowlitz River Route, via. WILLAMETTE SLOUGH Joseph Kellogg Trans. Co. STR. JOSEPH KELLOGG leaves f Uf Atr.l .. 1 1 jiciiw niuuiwv, nraiiCTUttv mm Friday, at 6 A. M. Leaves Port-' i 1 rp 1 Tt. 1 I Saturday at 7 A. M. STR. NORTHWEST Leaves Port land Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Kelso and Upper Cow litz river points, returning the following days. This is the only direct route to reach all Cowlitz river points. WM. R. HOLMAN, Agent. Taylor Street Dock, Portland, Or. Jll Society Directory. illKuiiN l ll'V lUIAItll OK TIIAHK, Mewts st ('unit llnuaxnu Noeuiid Mnmlsy In "srli niniiili, Vl-ltrtr- wiii'iiiuit, , K. K, Uti.NAI.I'SUN, IIKO. 0. II 110 W NKI I. Siiorvlsry. tr-liliiit. UAVr:I. l.dlHIK, NO.H,". 07U, tt "" Miitii'oiiiid snd fmirtli NsliirOsr vviinlusi st Kniiilii l lisll, t'siihy, Vliltlns lirolhuri in,l WI'll'lilllS. K K Casi.ton, A It H li ask Rii'iirilir. Mnalor Wnrkmsu "h i John h munch. "No. mi. c. k.i Mula evsry 'lui',Uy vviiilui( st llulr hsll I'uniiT M a I it sun I viilli sirri'ii, uri'son I liy N. C, Mirim,Hw y. T. W Mi l.i,ivN. I'rrs MI'I.l'KoMAII l.tl)tlR;No, i, A. A a; M llnlila lia rosulsr ommiililcullnua mi "rat ami third Salunlsya n( vsi'li tnniiili st 7 SU r. at Hrsthmu ltiHHlatsuillnssri Invlif.l in i, I,, run i r ii, n . m T. K, KYAN,MteriUry ' CLACKAMAS CIIAI'lKlt. Clsi'ksmsa I hpl-r No, It. A. M. lUtnlar I iinviH'slliiu third Mimds- ul llio uioiilh st i.it J. II, WALK Kit, II. I' M Si lil'lrii'a, Hre'v. UUKiiiiN I.OIUIK. Nu, .1. I 6. II. f. Meet tivory 'l'liiira,Uy vfii s st 7 anu'rliirli t. M. In Ihfi O.'.l K-ll.ma' Hull, Main atrtwt. Mmlra ul ihs tirdor srv lut llsd to altvud, OKO C. Kl.V, N.tl Thus, llysn, Srcmlsry tistt kiio l,(i.iiK. Ml tw, I, ii. ti. r Items st I I'M Kollo a hall, Oawi-nn, ov-ry Mon, lay tnnilli. Vlaltln lirollut'ii niailn wi'litmis W. J, rillMA7.KK, ti.il. i. y. itt't y. hko. KAI.I KNCAMI'MKM. Nh. 4, I. O O. t. MmMa Ural aliil third l'iliailavaiir each ntnlllh at li.l, I Kcllowa hsll. Mi'inlirra sod vlallliit (lauinn li., i'i,riinii) liivlicil to ullrinl j. a. hi nv.i nr. v, ii in w KM. Ni'illio. Chli'l I'alrlaroli ttACHKNtl TKIIIK. Mi IX M .! Tu-kilsy rvi'iiliiK st A,. C W Hail Via lliii ntiMiilMira luvlt I. J, II. IIuwaho, Mai Ikhii. I'll i Ksi I V. C of K. CANHY l.nlitiK Ml, (w, , t, u. T. Mivla Itrat and third Saturday ov-ulnt nl esi'tt uioiilh at Kiilslil's hall, t anl.y. Vlallllis niruilHTa alunya mail0 Wplrniiti. Kit. Ksiiiiir Mpi' tlm, , KaiiuiT, W.C. WiKiUMKS OT THK Wtilll.H, WIMami'its Kill, ( amp Nu. Its, m-vla '.M and 111) Tllolay tlWIlla III arll Innlitll III H- ul I hall. Vlaltin lliHshlHira lllailn wrlrmil K K. MinriN. Clrrk K M. lUMi.a.i C. OHM Kill) OH N'.K Ml, ITS I', of II, aftHMs tin arrniiil Saturday id rnrh ittoiilh l 10 in u. K irns Maalrr. J, (4, (! w y. HAMASCI S tllMNtlK f, lK II. NO. -4), Mwta 1111 Ihp flrnt Saturday In rarh unmtli at lOo'rlm'ss. m. st tho lMtnrlla arlmol hmiav. S Vol . Sit. Waaler. T. II. rsTHsa. Hrtry K. OK V. NTAK K'P'iK NO. W. J. r. ItlaU-y I". C.: Thomea Nsllann, K of H. ail S. Mita vry Wpt-ilay rvvnlus at s o'rliH'k III Calii hall, I. 1) O K. bull.linj. llrothsra Irnn ullior K ol K lixlsi-a lnrllrl OHU Ktil LOHtiK Ml. lift . r. A A. M. Mrts tits arrntul and fniirtMiurdi.ya ulaarh mullth at 7 . -a All .Ma-mialu ,,m 1 au.hu ) srti Invlird in atlriid. I). II. HSSa. H. W. K.J kt'aall.L.Hiar'y. OMWKtitl ItUMiK Nil. f I O. ti. T. M-cla sri'ry Krl.la) vvpiiiii l lli ukw hell In Old limn J. C. lUlSSa, r. T. Julix Ist as, Hw'y. MIS Il.KKlK LdlitiK NO. .t, D OK II. ?iltla siry Tu4Uy vruliitf. Hasv im truaii. C. id II rkA lvs. Hm si'MtnK i.oiHiK,Nti r Aro."u ; Mrvla svrry arrnniHand luiirth HaJanlay ulvartv muuth st vt llatinvllit, OrrKuti M. C. VraJSU, M , W. JnMS Tvlsr, Krciintrr i'Hi liiii.l I.0D1. K NVri.iOTfTTw. Mrrta svsry Tburaly v-nliif at did Ftlluwa hall, Oavrrifu. Vlaltlaf tiirih'n always al eimis. T. McMii.i.as, Kasl Mass. Ksmrdsr H W. MDI.Al.l. UllNiK No. 10, A W t!'. W Mr-la drat and third Saturday In txrh mniith at arhiMil hmias Vlaltlng mriulHn mail wol titxar. T. H. nrirr, M. W. J. W. Thomas, too. ' FAI.lJl CITY LOIKlK or A. O C. W. Meeta -vary SaMrday ovouln- ul tarh mnulh In A. II I'. IV hall 7lh HI. All w)iiuruiu( bnthrvu cuidlally luvitr.1 tn altvnd. T. K.UACI.T, M. W. iin CALirr. ttrsnrd-r. rot'NTAM IIDHKrn Nu. 1. EffftiUr uiH.tltiff trrund Wijiirata,y In sanh KMitbsl en-jinn iMiuax, aal (Ida Mstustri'it, brtwi'pii Si'viuilh ail highlit. J. W.HTswssr, Hr. II RTSAiusrt, Trm M I yn. Purrmaii. MOI.AI.1.A UKA.NtiK, NO. 40, V. tA II, Mnrta st thtdr hall at Wright's llrldgonn ths arrvud Hatiirday uf -a'-h mniith al 10 a. m fellow mi'Uihrri inaiSa w-lriiin-. J a a. Nsi.biin, MsaMr. KirCi)l'SS. Her. WAKNKIt 0KA5HK. Nn. 117, P. of H. Mri-t huirlh Halutdiiy of rach niunih, at Unit hslllu Now Krs. C. C. Wllllama, Maatr Un. Mar Waldroa. Sso') MKAPK I'OST. Nu HI A. K DKI'AKTHKNT OK OKKIiON. Mi--ts firm M'niiUy nl ssch month, st K. ol r. Hall, Ori'Kuu City. Vlaltlng comrxlss mails w-ieomo. DAVID McAKTIU'lt, Commauilrr. Ms. WiuiAMa, Ailjiilaut 0KN. CHOOK I'OST. No, a II. A. K , las an mrnt of Ori-iimi. Meets tn srhml hoitw st Ni'-dy mi Brat Sat urday In nach iniuilli at i o rliK'k p. ni. All comrade, minis suli'rjyne 1. )'. Iliijjsua, II. TlloHI'uiN, A (I J I. Coiiimniidnr. HONS OF VKTKKANS. K. D. Maki'r Camp, No. Is, mrats svery Aral anil tnlrd Tluirailay src-nlng ul eni'h monlh, st K. ol P. hull. W E .lohn.oii. Csrtaln; II. 8 llrliwnr. Itrpr- ni'lilallve Dlv KiioHininiiiMil; O, . Wood, lal MeuM'iiaut', Aloiizo Wli khaui, 1A Uriilunatil; C, A llirrtnaii, lal H-rifc.tiiii, CLACKAMAS I.ODKK, Nn, 67, A O. V W Meets flrt and tlilnl Monday In eurh month, st Stralxhl's Hall Vlaltlng lirethern weii rmin. C. E. 1'r.ASK S. IIiiLi oms. Hue. II. W. COLUMBIA IIIKlK AND LADDK.lt CO. Moets first Friday of tarh monlh si Fountain engine houatt. Clua. atiiky, I'rea, C. it I'l 1.1.0 w, Siio'y. Ciias IUT2SH. I'rm CATAHACT HUSK CO. No. 2. Meets aenonil Tueadny ol eaeh month st Cst srset Knglne liouae. W. II. HowKi.lFrea 0. II. Hsa-row. Sen'jr. J. W O'Cohnmll, F'rn ACIIII.I.KH I.OIIGK, NO. XS, K OF F. Meets every Frldny night st the K. of P. hsll Visiting Knlghta invited. It. I,. llnl.MAH, C. 0. F. J. Loms, K. ul K. slid 8 1ICTTK CHKKK OKANOE, No. S3, V. of 11. Meets st their hnll In Murininm, second Snt iirilav in mull mouth st 10 s. in. Vlaltlng memliera si wnys weleomo. 1. K JACK, J. It. WIIITK, Seerelurv Miiater. MKADK HKIJKP COItl'S, No. IS. DKPAKT- MF.NT OK OKKUON. Mrs. M. S. I'llnliury President. Mrs, F. I., (,'iiehnino, - Treaanrer, Mra. J. II. Harding. - Hcnrotarv Mests on first snd third Timsdsys of eseh month in k. r p. iiuii. Mimihers of corps r"" shrosd, cordially welcomed. F COMPANY; FIKHT HKdIMKNT, O. N. O. Armnry, Third snd Main. Hegular drill ulyht, Monday. Kegular hualneas rneetluga, flrat Monday of eauli month. oKKicrns, J. W. Osuong, - - Captain F.8 Kelly, - - First Lieutenant I. L. Plekeua, - - Second Muiiieniint TtJAMTIK OKANOE, NO. Ill, P. of II, MeetN hint Saliirdny of each uioiilh at their hall In Wll-oii villi.. it. II. IIrnrv, Miss IIkda Siiakk, Soo'y. Master, OKKOON CITV HOSK CO., No 8 Regular meeting third Tuewlay of each month at 7:,'M P M. J. II. Kknnkh Prea, II, H. Sthamuk, Seo. S, NKrzuxH, F'rm, U A. 8. OF R. I). BAKKIl CAMP, 8. OF V. Meets In K. P. Hall on the second snd fourth Monday evenings of each month. Mas W. K. JOHNSON, Pres't. Mlti NoBSA CALirr, Beo'y. EAST AND SOUTH -vu- Til K SHASTA KOUTE Of tllO SOUTIIKKN l'ACHIC COMPANY. Kxpross IVitlin li'iivo 1'orlliiinl I'ally. rt.iti.il II l.'i r. a. 7 lr. m. III lla.N, rN,7f'ili. l.v i'ntil I Ar I s .o. a, I." tir.K.iiil'liy l,y 7 Ws.it. Ar H. Kraurlani) l,v I 7 s r. M. I'lNIMI CAItS ON OOHKN ItOlM'K. Pullman Duffet Sleepers. ash . Second-Clans Stooping Cars Altai'limltosll 111 roilM I) trains IIOHKIU'IHI MAIL Dally ' H !Hl A, K. 1" l. I'nrtUnd Ar" j i .ul r, SI s. h. I l.y Omsiiiil'lly I - Is .-vr. 'si r, m J Arltnai.lnirj l.y 7ia. Hval Mills IMriatnn, IIKI WV.KN I'OltTI.ANH ANII C(ll( VAl.UB, Mall Train, Dally (Kioit Muudsr.) 7 S0a.it l.y 1'iiriUiid "Ar Ar n MTm l.v j J uu r st I J l'i t M Ar Curvsllla l.i At Albany snd Curyallla smiiixn with Iralua id Omsuu a ml I'ai'lrio ilsllruad, Knriaa Train I'ally iKifrnl Humlay) 4 411 r.H. I 7 .Ar. m. I l.y Ar I'lirtlsud Ar tli'Mlmivllls l.v sns.M IS Ml A. M THROUCH TICKETS Til Al l, I'.llNIS IN Til K KAHTKHN MTATKN, CANADA ANII KfKOl'B Can l nlaaliird st lwcl ralct trmu U It Muore. Agrul, (inn ui City, It KiiKIII.KIt, t V, KOUKIta, Mauasnr. Aaa'l U. Y. and I'sas. Aisill. Tli rough Tickets Salt Lake, Denver Omaha, Kansas City hicago, St. Louis, AND ALL IListcni Cities. 1 DAYS TO 2 CHICAGO JnTirtcl'u"iu't''it't to Chicago P and tho East. -Inmltf '-fker to Omaha riUUi p arwl Kansan City. PULLMAN A TOL'KIST SUCEP KUH, FIU-XKICCLINIXU Chair Cars, Diiiin Cam. S. II. II. Clark, ) Oliver Mink, Kcicirers. K. Kllnry Anderson, ) For rates ninl Ri'iicral iufoinna tinti cull on or mltrress. W. II. HUKIJJUKT, Asst. Genl, Pass. Ant., 2V Washington St., cor. Third, Portliui.l, Or. -niK- II Oregon Pacific Railroad CIIAS. CLARK, Receiver. Direct Line Quick dispatch Low freight rte lHtwecn Wil liinii'tto Vulley jxiintg nml Sun Francisco. OCEAN STEAMER SAILINGS. Steamship "HOMER." Leaves Sun Francisco Mnrch 4, 1-1 and 21. le aves Vmiuitia March U, V.) and 2!). This Coiiipany reserves tho right to change sailing dato with out notice. For freight and passenger rate apply to any ngont. CIIAS CLARK, Receiver. Chas. J. Hcndrys, Son (fe Co., Nos. 2, , Market St., S. F. CAIJ I OIITAJN A PATENTS For Cr,!7'J,'L snawnr and an hnneat oninion, writs to ll II N N CO., who Imva hail niauly nfly yaars' iKinrienre in ine panint Dualnnaa. Coniniuiiliau tli.n. .Irl.'tly -oiirMmitlnl. A lUmlliook uf in rormatlon coiinnriiiiill I'ntenla ami lin to ob tain tliain aunt fnia. Aim) a onialmuo oi meuh-ii leal and aeloutlflo liooka aunt trtm. I'atmita taSen throinrh Miinn ft Ca neslrs stianlai not li in the Hrlenlllln Amrrlran, and thus are liroimht wlilely buroretlie pulillowlth. out coat Ui the InTiintor. 1 his aplnndul patwr. . laaiieu wmikly, eleaani ly illnatratml. Iiaa l.y far ths aaiir iarirn work tin Oonln larsnat rtrnulstliiu u( any solentitio work In lh wii.Ki. v,f a rear, nan vniip. K.iiin iiils oniileu sent free. llillldlliu Kdltlon. nii.iilhlr Si Jla r. Hindis ooplea, .1 oenta. Kvery nuniher contains beau. tlrul plalea. In colors, anil nliutoaranha of ncwr houana, with plana, snalillna tmllders to show lateat dealirna and aimure eontraela. Addreas uunn i co, nkw yuuK, aui buoauwa-a FRANK NELDON, GUNSMITH AND LOCKSMITH Full Stock of Guns Ammunition. Repairs on all kinds of small machines promptly made. wiiplirni- Keys to any hick mannfantured. Hliop on Main Htreut, next to Nublitt'l Stables. w Ili'illll "V COPYRIGHTS.