PEllSONAL NOTES.
J, D. Klllnr of Nimily uhk In (own
Tui'iiiliiy.
(lullnlli Mlllur of Htirnly wim In tlm
clly on Moinluy,
Mr. Mm. I'.lnwr Wlmrton ol Hll-
t i ton tint vIkIiIhu ri'lul ivcu.
MIkhcm MIihi nnl May Kelly Iiiivok'imo
to Hi'hMh Id 'lit for n dliort limit.
('liiiniiccyJ.liiiMiiy who Iiiih bunn tcui'li
Infill folk counly rliirni'i IunI Kriiluy.
Win. Illomil, roNri)iiN furiiKT of
('mil y iiuliln, wim In town Wi'diii mliiy,
MImn Kuunm (ii'milii in In ,u cliy tliln
wwlt kltinillii tlm ti'iiclittn' liiHtllutit.
Itutlixrionl Wlillo. k,('liM. Iliirim, jr.,
ml Bcvi'iul other lioyit luiyn k'jiiu ' Mt,
hmI.
Frank IVrry mill wifnninljulin Mikity
left tint Hint of tint Kirk for Mt. St.
Ili'lniit.
CIiiin. II, Cmillnhl hihI futility tun fx
ici'tlii to Iimivu on I'rliluy for I.oiik
lli'luli.
Mr. itn l Mm, I' F. Monv rrtiiriiinl
from Ihclr wjoitin lit thu riitxili lunt
Tlmrmliiy.
Mm, Huruli lliintlcy Iiiih Ikm-ii in I'oit
liunl pint of (hit week tint kihhI f Mm.
I llWIIM'llil,
K. J, I.011U l.'tt r Mt St. 11,'lnin
with the Mi lliiili' 1'iiily WVilnrniliiy fur
Ki'Vi'ial w wlm niitiiiK,
Mm. C. A. Ilmi'lit mi'l i liililri-ii n -turni"!
luxt I'rliluy from it vimt (0 Iiit
iuriini Hi Swi'i'l llmm'.
Minit M.i 111 ii lluyili'ii iii'i'i)tiiiuiijii !y
lliiriii'l, il iiiIiIit ol II. V.. Nnltli Iiiih
u " to Tim;ii lur nn outing.
K.lnmr A. Coin w UN In llmi-ily on
Wi-ini'iliiy lli'inliin to thu wttlrini'iit
of thu (ii'nln liimiiiir rnlutit,
(i A. Srlnii'lii. wim In thu cily WimI-
tll'ltiluy llllifitill) MKHinlilitl ti) jjrt llil
Mink intiiliu rn i-hIhIiIIbIii'iI,
Mim Ni'iin Hurtow, who lian Iwi'ii
nM'inliii' Dcvirul Wfckii vinitiiiK at ii ur
lnirt I'nik K'luriii'il hint l'rulu y .
t'lipt. J. T. A mm mi id huh 11 1 Id Hith'in
thu hint of thu wi'rk to uttiiiii) a iniTliiiK
of tin' St j it ll'uir.l uf Ak'ilt'ttllure.
Ili'iiry M . 1. 1 1 11 1 11 uml fiiinilv alurlcil
Thunuluy nmriiiiiK fur ilitt iiioiiiituiii of
thu CiH'r .Muliilln for lanipoul.
Tin. Miller unit family huva K"m' to
I-oiik Hciit'li fur nn ontliiK, wlmra thrv
can enjoy im ohm fruit ami irt'M.
Minn Mury ('onyrrn Iiiih gone to K.1I10
I.uku to 'hhi) with Mm JihIko Mcllililu.
Sim i-xHvln to I h ifoiio 11 inoiilli or inure.
Tint cun U urn out miiiouni'liiK tint
liiriinir of Milt Cor HtiriliiiK nml Mr.
A.J. I.iw tliHiiitii on the loth of thin
month.
t'it't. T. CowIhk nml wifu ivliiriinl
I rout Ni'M.rl Suttinluy, tha sen ir !
having dona mtii li to rt-Mora Mr. Cutt
ing'" ht'iiitii.
Mm. W. ('. Iohiion nml futility IWt
fur thulr coituKit ul l.ott( iM'ncli on
ThuiH.liiy. Mr, JoIiiihoii rxH'clN to
join thrm' in n d'W iliiy.
Jtiilifit J II Ch'liiinl, wifii kikIiIhiikIiIit
Mutliu tiiit Tui'mliiy in Ihin
.Ml II... i
v.
Ktii'KtH of Mm. K, ,M , KuihIh, they liciii
0I1I fiirii'U in tin' K.ihI
Hon. I'. II. Smilli of I'.uttht Crrfk im
In the ( ity on Srttiiriluy roiiKiiltinu with
ini'iulM'm ot thu m Ht uml liunincHH men
rt'liitivu to lliuyrnml (ncnmpmvnt to lw
liflil In thiH city next Hpriii.
J. U. Ilnniplircy, Mini Jones nml
Win. Iluiliiirilt, jr roiiHtitnti'il lively
liiryele purty Hint went to Willioit Smi.
liiv nml retnrneil the following inorniiiK
They with liiu k by H o'i-Iih k.
John Mrlli iile, of Spokane, a brother
of JiiiIku McHriilu, urriveil In town Snt
unluy to vihit for h few ilnyn prior to
K"iiii with thu Mi I'.riile putty to enmp nt
Keho I.uku, near Mt. St. Helen.
K. 8. Kelly who hint been np at Coin
Ht(H'k for the hiHt two month", keeping
Ixxtkn for the DuviH-Amhlur-Merrull Mill
conijmny, retnrneil W'eilnemlny morning
to remimo liin oM phire in the olllce of
tlio lmiK'ilul mill.
He nn re of Fire.
Tlie governor bus IhhiumI (ho following
proclmnstion :
"In acconbince with the provisions of
nn ail of the legislative asseinbly of the
state, of Oiegon, passed at its seventeenth
regular session, entitled 'An act to pro
tect timber and oilier rnierty from lire,'
I do hereby iniiku proclamation calling
the attention of the people of the state to
its provisions anil warning all Hrsons
against violating tho sumo."
Ity the provisions of the set alluded
lo by the governor, If any person "shall
maliciously with Intent to kinlJo a llru
by which the properly of others shall
bu destroyed, ho Is subject to a fine of
from JO to $1,000, or imprisonment in
the county jail from three to twelve
months; or if auv person without malice
kindle any lire in a field not his own
without the consent of the owners, by
which property is destroyed, lie is sub
jected to lino and imprisonment; or if
uny person shall willfully set Ore to any
forest belonging to the state or 1'iiited
States bo shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor nml shall be subject to fine
and Imprisonment.
Preserve your fruits without cooking
by using Antifermenline. For Bale by
Fj. E. Williams the grocer.
Cocoa-Codeo is a nulrious food as well
aa a delicious bevernge.
E. E. Williams, The Grocer.
COMMON FAULT8 IN PUPILS.
rrctnlnii lUlilu nml Krriira Tlm I Ouglil
I11 II 1 111 rn l.il hf Tunrlmrik
Tint pupil In iiHimlly nnuwiirn of liii
own iniinnrrlHiiiH, nticli ni nwnyltij IiU
body, hi'utiiiK tlniit with liin lieml anil
tint likit. ft U tint Ii'ihIht'i prlviti'Kfl
uml duly to correct Uicmi mid nimllur
rnrloim huhilN, Ventiirliin In to pluy a
new plecn, ninny pnplln nlrlkit at tho
note with no very ilt'llnllfl Idea of tho
clef, nl(!iiitiirH nri'l tlintt murk, tint tlireo
fuiidnmenliilly liiiKirtiiiit HiIiik nHn
Which niu'cunn ilependN. Tli mnrliier
nlurtliiK 011 a voyiiKo wlthuiit chart, rud
der and compiiHH, threo eipiully Impor
tant thiiiKn, would run coimtHiit rink of
nhlpwreck. Many a pupil him found
hliiiM'lf Mtrnmliul In a region of flat
when ho nhoiild have been in iliurptt; linn
found lilunuilf movliiK l' wuvin of ul
cIkIiIn, when the umlerlyliiK current
nhould have Imm-ii In elght'clKl'tlm. II"
who in wIhu tiinken citn ful mid adeiinit
prepurnlloii for hln inunicnl voyuKn Imv
forn touchltiKH tiotit, mtyn TlieKtudit, Au
thority fur thu following:
One of tlm inottt prtivnlent and dlntrenn
lti huliila In Unit of ntriklii( thu luiniU
w'purnti'ly lii"t'ud of tu''lhi'r in duuliht
churiln nml octitven, ami tint wiiiKt fault
In friMUi'litly lieurd In pipiiuiK'Hi of niiiKht
tioten wlierit two luiniU choiilil ntrlkn nl
liiultnuiiiiiHly. Tlm Iiii'oiiiIiik of thu
rtK'ht huud a fiiurt4-r or a liulf mToml
after the left irivi'H a MTullnr effect to
thu mtiiii! iiIIowhIiIii and mi incur y in
aouiu puxMii'it of i iii iivKt or tender aeuti
iii'iil, hut iiwd iitiiiiieiitlniiully or with
fnlmt judgment it In exiiKH'rutiui in th'
fjtremii to lh" ni'iinillvu ear. Why th
riKht hnml nhould follow the left In mii'h
iiiiiiiiht in oiiu of thu iiiyHti-rl''", hut thu
luilut hIioiiIi! Ihi uvuiileil lit nil eimt.
A very inttiirul li-nilcncynmoiipupi!n'"r "'mwdven how their hn-ud in pro
In oiiu Unit in not cuiiliiiid to tint Ickkhii l,llr,"l "d hulldleil
liuurit. Thi-rit it in ciini t d that tiiont
or ten of lierVoiiMlntui w ill lie felt by thu
pupil, who in bin exciti'ini'iit will hurry
tlm tuoveuieiit of bin work. Hut even In
practice bourn anxiety may overthrow
bin huluueu and caiiw, ecHTiully In hard
punwiKi it, thu mime hinderiliK bantit. Too
linicli rniuiut ho Mild In favor of hIuw,
nti'inly practice it cure digital ntaiii
merino uml ntnuibliiiK; it ivi-h oppor
tunity for accurnlo comprilieiiHlon of
the content of thu piltfe for holient plnn
uini;; it largely wctiren (-oiiiinaud of all
one' fai'iilfH'H, ho that improvement in
niiru ami contiiuiou.
A Srw HIT.
A new nlccve, whli li in a dwldiil im
provement on tha
It'K of mutton
tdceve, in cut wid
er nt tho top, no
nn to droop more
toward thu d
bow. It in Ktli
cri'd all round at
thu tup, thu full
lieM U iui; Hlight
ly eawd in junt
under tlm aria
and equally din
tributed elw
wluTu. A thu
MiiKK'crnted leg
of mutton nil-eve
aru RoliiK out of
ntyle, thin oflern
niont deHlrnblu itnl ixti t u t.
K'rplllg ("arfirlK I'Ikno.
To cleaiiHu carjM'tn and prevent motlm,
K over the m once a week with a brixiin
dlplied In but wutcr to which tunx-n-
I i i ... I
nn.. nan oit'ii a.i.ieii. lAmuiisjmnu 01 ,
nn jn-iii inn in it ijunri ii wuier.j v riii
A cloth in thu water ami wipe mulct
piece of furniture too heavy to bn moved.
I'lrlnr Ntirmrry Nrr.a.
A pretty iiurwry screen is made by
covering the panels with any solid back
grimmi uesirci iiiurK, Hark red or
brown and pasting pirinres cut from
nursery tales upon liu m, Oi.c panel can
bo handsomely ilii nraled with the pic
tures that iniide last vt nr's ciilniiliir such
a thing of beauty, illustrating, as many
of them do in such lovely fn:-hiun, tlm
procession of tho month. Tho pleth
ora, Indeed, in theso days of really ex
quisite HHi'imeti of tlm lithographer'!
art makes a disposition of them, after
they have survived their brief present
In current weekly, monthly or annual,
a real problem to those who dislike to
discard them wholly or keep them for
ever out of sight.
The Itoa IIIu.Ii.kI.
All rosea were white in the Garden of
Eden before the (all, says an old tradi
tion. As Mother iCve strolled in among
the flowers she kissed a white rose, and
It blushed Itself pink. When Eve wai
driven from the Garden of Eden, tin
rose covered itself with prickles so that
no profane, baud might pluck its sweets.
ltrlp For Appla Crmm.
Feel, core and steam 0 or 7 large,
juicy sour apples. When tender, cool
and rub through n sieve. Add 1 cup
fills of sugar, tint whites of 4 egps beaten
to a still froth and a quart of cream.
Freeze, turn from the mold and aerv
with cake,
Houekr4'llt: Nutnl.
Any painter will mix" the stains with
which you can stain your new floon
walnut, mahogany, oak or ash, but it ii
preferable to buy tho prepared staim
which come put up in pint, quart, half
gallon and gallon cans.
Crocheted slippers are just as populai
as ever and are made in all shades and
colors.
To make lemon drops, take a cupful of
sugar, juice of 2 good lemons and a very
little water. Coil until they will harden
In water.
The best way of t renting a stove thai
lias not been blacked fur some time is t
rub it well with a newepaper, Hiltlinj
just a littlo clean arcane of almost imj
kind. It will soon tii'.i.i n .S.:th iil'ur i.
few treatments of tlii;i sort.
Flace in a b::' uf n"i f!ai:.!e'., 5 or(
inches sqnre, bi:s of inih k r , t, mini
for use, and then lif e it us ariVe of soap.
With expensive toilet SiiaptMsin a bit ol
economy not to be despised.
if
W
No Ui'Mcrvittion
sml Heu m).
trend, llreuil.
Of all tlilliK" tho nverUK" huiinekee'r
in purticiiliir ahout, it in thu ipmlily. of
lirend for her tubUt. (iooil lioiiut malo
bread in not equaled by thu ordinary
bakery ami to meet thin reipiiruuienl,
Mr. J. Fule of thu Hhivuly bakery'
Iiiih put on thu market bin celebrated
lioiiut made bread. Thin bread in Hindu
from thu mime kind of Hour Hint Unround
for export and iiomt of thu proccftiH are
UHi'd in jtn miimifuctiiro that, while fiv
iiiK thu breud a tine apix-iiruncu, ruin itn
piulily. Thu lilmoAt clruulinenn in ob
tteryed in nil ilepartmeiitn and thu pit
Ironn of thu bakery nru ini'iU'd to in
Hjiect it nt iiuy time, thut they muv ie
J.mlicH, du you know Ir. Mary II.
Htuiilun'n I'l tnnlilie, the Kuiiioiih Kenmle
Sa illc, will cunt all thoxu achen and
pain i uliur to yon, ami will conl yon
only (I (or one month's treatment? I w ill
wild any lady a trial box, free, who will
Hcml me the mtiiifH and addteHren of ten
IndieH who are in delicntn tieulth. Alo-ii'h
wniiled evervwheiu. Write for full par
ticulam to rn1 I M. Utile, inntuifer
whiiltKulu wi'Htern dt'iMii, lloulton, Ure
Kon. The old veteran, Cuptain I'.undy, ban
bin new bout houw all lilted up in run
iiiK order and in now prepared to f iirriinh
at nil lime thu fluent linn of plennure
houtn lo bu found in thu Mute. I'ricen
reasonable and the In-nt of treat merit ac-
corded all patron. FimiI of 1 1 Id struct.
Screen iHxirn. Flien huve already
mndu their nppearancu and to nioH
cir dually protect yourwdf uainut these,
you nhould lit your bonne with
strong screen doom which the Oregon
City Sanh A Poor Factory makes.
Cheap. tf
Tatroiiiw homo institutions, buv your
Ifrix-erien ol Mnrr A ItuhertHon. Kvery
ilnng in the line of fancy or staple gro
ceries Orders cnlled for and delivered.
"Wonders of the World's Fair" freo of
cxiH'iiHu. Kvety piircbatH.' of $.1.d0 se
cures one (Mirtfolio. tf.
Kuril times l'rlccs.
S. F. Scripture has reiluced the price
a horse shoeint,' to $1.50 per horse until
further notice. All work at bottom
prices. Many vears exxrience insure
first class work.
Did yon know that your obi bat and
v '
aidy ulothn cm bo made to look an Kno.
as new by the Oregon City Dye works?
You can save one-half the price of a new
suit by renovating your old.
If you want an attractive sign see
Davis the painter. Portland prices.
Shop back of Poe A t'o.'s hardware
store.
Victor :- Bicycles
LEAD TILE WORLD
Cash or Installment,
Largest stock of solid nnil cushion
tire wheels on tho const from
$10 to 10.
Give us a call before buying,
OVERMAN WHHaCO.,
331 Wathington St., Portland, Or.
A. W. SCHWAN,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Tin, Seeet Iron and
Copper Wnre,
Metal Hoofing, Spouting, Fur
nace Work, Plumbing it
General Jobbing.
Shop near Southern Pacific Depot.
EVKRY OCCASION,
bread mid wlia
mibm - west
Bmm wtwmR
Mnniilimtured bj CLOWS KT A DKVEKS, for
Imiil, Oregon.
SPECIAL IwHfS
TO
JL
HOMESeSKERS
For the next 60 Days $5 down and $5 per month
without interest will secure one of those
beautiful lots in
)fBOL T O N
Firnt eorne, lirnt choico. For further particulara call
W. H. BURGHARDT.
JtjS. MILLER,
MANUFAOTOBEB Of
S3x-o,ln. - Tile.
L3RICKLUML3ICR.
Tiling in of tin; bent qual
ity ami col'l at jriecn to
SUIT - THE - TIMES.
Yard ami mill four in ilea eat
of llnbluinl, Oregon.
johnXbeck,
. THE
RELIABLE JEWELER
Corner of Front and Morrison,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
IS STILL ON KAKTH.
For general repairing he stands
without a peer, ror firHt-clasH. re
liable goods hi store in second to
none. Trv him !
Cooke's Stables,
W. H.COOKE, Manager.
Corner Fourth and Main Streets,
OREGON CITY.
The I.EAMNO LIVKKY STABLE
of the City. Kijja of any description
furnished on short notice.
FOR-
ABSOLCTELY PURE DFIJGS
00 TO
r A. HARDING.
NONE BtiT
COMPETENT PHARMACISTS EMPLOYED
nieJtrfcauHeiail Toilet Articles.
Alio a full Hock of
PAINTId- OIXjS etc.
NOVELTY
Candy -:- Factory
NOW OPEN.
Manufacturer of
High Grade French and Home
Made Candies, Ice Cream and
Water Ices.
Families, Parties and Sociables
Supplied with Ice Cream in
any quantity; rates reasonable.
Try Our Ice Cream Soda.
Tropical Fruits and Nuts.
Main Street, opp. Commercial bank
II. S. Cram, Manager.
Oregon City Dye Works
DYEING,
Cleaning and Repairing
Gontlenien's Hats Dyed Cleaned,
Ladies' Work a Specialty
Shuwli, Cloaks and Presson given as good
an appearance aa new.
Feathers, Gloves, Etc.,
Cleaned, ami given any ihade dealred.
First Class Work. Lowest Rates.
WILSON, WELSH & CO.,
Foot of Fifth St., Oregon City, Or.
THE BON TON.
. Main Street, near Fifth.
A strictly first class resort conduct
ed under American principles.
IMPORTED AND
DOMESTIC
WINES AND
LIQUORS.
All the Best Brands of Cigars.
EAST AND SOUTH
TIIESIlXsTA KOUTE
Of tho
OUTHLRN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Express Trains leave Portland Daily,
Holl.li
t North.
l. r. a.
7 id r. a.
I't ln.n.
I'oiIUikI Ar
OroKuii i;iiy I.r
H. Krmirlwi'o 1.T
H jiA.u
ni.s'l.Nfi CAR ON O0DKN ItOfTK.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers, j
ASH
Second-Class Sleeping Cars '
Attiirheil to nil Ihrouiilj irnlm '
KOrtKHfKO MAIL (lly)
1 .!. a. I
9 :l 4. a. I
V)f. M .
I.r
I.r
Ar
PurlUiel Ar
Orpir"ii'liy I.r
K'.irliiirit Li
I :: T. M
1 .1 r. a
I 7 to a. a
VScl Hule lirilr,D.
BETWEEN P0KTLAM1 AND C0RVALLI8.
Mull Train, Ilsilr (Excet iueinr.l
7 :(0:i. I I.V Por'liinil Ar 6:31 p. a
IMir. a. Ar Corvsllli Lr l.iwp.a
At Altmnr Kiel rurvn!II conncnl with traln
. ol UrK.u uiil I'aclAc Kailroml.
ExnrfM Train IMIlr lExcent 8nn4T)
: Op. a. I
7:r. a. I
Ltr
Ar
P'.riUu'l Ar
McMHiuvllle Lr
I S B A.
U.'iOi. a
THROUCH TICKETS
TO ALL POINTS IN THK
EA8TEH.N STATES, CANADA AND EUROPE
Ciu be ob'.tlned 1 Invent r.tef frnm L B
MiKire, Agent. Oregnn Clljr.
K KOEHLER, E. P. KOOER8,
M.u.Kcr. Am t li. V. and P.m. Aient
Through
Tickets
TO
Denver
Salt Lake,
Omaha, Kansas City
Chicago, St. Louis,
AND ALL
Eastern Cities.
1 DAYS TO
2 CHICAGO
pom?
Horn?
the Quicket to Chicago
and the East.
Quicker to Omaha
and Kansas City.
PULLMAN & TOURIST SLEEP
ERS, FREE RECLINING Chair
Cars, Dining Cars.
S. II. II. Clark, )
Oliver W. Mink, Receivers.
h. Lllery Anderson, )
For rates and general informa
tion call on or address.
W. II. IIURLBURT, Asst. Genl.
Pass. Act., 254 Washington St.. cor.
Third, Portland. Or.
-TIIE-
Orecron Pacific Railroad
CIIAS. CLARK, Receiver.
Direct Line Quick dispatch
Low freight rate between Wil
lamette Valley points and San
Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMER SAILINGS.
Steamship " HOMER."
This Company reserves the
right to change sailing date with
out notice.
For freight and passenger rates
apply to any agent.
CN AS CLARK, Receiver.
Chas. J. Hendrys. Son & Co.,
Nos. 2, 8, Market St., S. F.
FNfublUhrd 163.
PIONEER
Transfer and Eppe$,
Ureight anil parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE.
JST Ht X$
4
. I nil
BROWN
The photographer1
I prepared to make photographs'
of all kinds promptly
and in
FIRST CLASS STYLE
Babies' and Children's Pictures
a Specialty.
Call and examine hi work
At the Old New York Gallery
Second , door north of Harding's
Drug Store, Oregon City.
NOBLETT'S STABLES.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
CRECONCITY.
LOCATED BF.TWEKN THE BKIDOE A.VD
DEPOT
n....i i.. l c-:..t.. r: l .i
iouuiu biiu onigie iij;, aiiu r.m-
idlehoraeH always on hand at the
j lowest jiriee. A corrall connected
with the barn lor low e stock.
Information rejfar.Iine any kiixi or
stock promptly attmleil to by verson ol
j letter.
i horses Bought and Sold.
All kiniln of Truck anil Delivery K'isi
i nem iroinitly atter.ileil to.
j Hordes Boanlei ami Fed on reason
j able t'rms.
Woman's Friend
So puccessful ami delightful have bvem
the Wk'its of "Moore's Kevealed FMri
edy" uon the delicate ailments of
womankiriil, that his wonderful reme
dv has been called " Woman's Friend."
Moore's Revealed
Remedy
In a few doses sho s womankind its
jei'uliar virtues for their ailments. Its
effect! are gentle, sooihing and unifo-;u-y
succes.tful.
" Hundreds of t"timnnmls from ladies
ail over the canst bf-nr witness to its suc
cess. Sold br til druBsisti.
SIXTH YEAR.
ELECTRIC POWER
is the advocate of the use of elec-
jtricity as a means of domestic
j lighting, cooking and heating; for
I commercial and domestic power
purposes, for street cars, mining,
canal boats and the running of all
kinds of machinery, both light and
heavy. The probability is . that
1894 will produce
Wonderful Achievements
in the field of electricity, and evwy
intelligent person should
Read Electric Power,
and keep posted; Subscription $2 a
year. Every subscriber is entitled
to a special discount on docks pur
chased. Address,
ELECTRIC POWER.
SG Cortlandt St., New York City.
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