Oregon City hntcrprisc.
KltlDAY. JANHAKY 4, lmii.
Ilncknmns Co. Diroctory.
COI'NTV OKKK'KIIH.
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Tt'eoiiier, -
A itnor,
M"1mhiI Hiiiierlnlttinli'iil,
H'lrvrynr,
I'-irttuur,
dtinitilii.tiitte-r..
(Itirilun K. tlttv.e
Htm. H. Ilnriini
K I'. MniHni'k
H M. Itntu.lty
M I. M,,.
J, (.'. Ilrmtlny
II. N illii
li W Kliiiiiilnl
II I.. Iliiiiiimi
llli'hnril Mfiill
j rtnlik .liitfiiMr
To Jtfi'l I In- I'lmrn.
Tim mlMrrliliin print fur IIik Kntkm
viiihk Iiiih hi'i'ii ti'ilnri'il u .fill per v"iir ;
frviMilytlvw i'i'IiIh lor nix iiiontlia.
'1'lilB lnw i' ii n In tnil'lii ill tinier lt Ki t
tin' IihI dm n i'iihIi lniiM mill linlurn nil
tiulini'i iIm'Im tn cy u, uml imperially to
prevent ili'iiil lii'iilN (nun Inking the
paper it in I nut paying lor it liy reamm u
llieir Ih'imk lnw .ri m i . 'I'll t h illxriiiinl Ih
tiimlii mily in iIhihii iuyiiiK In 'lviirii.
Tlmau iuivIHK lu'lnrn lln' cliu ol tlii'ir
year I if enlilleil to thi' ilUi'iniiit fur
till' 1 1 IIIK illlll i H'lvilllll'.
1 1 i h nniki'H I III' I'lNIKhl'flhK 1 1 it' ilieue
nt ( iii i ii-r in ' tin k it 1 1 1 it t'lmiily fixlil
I'liKi'" nil Iioniii print uml lull of livit
ilMal llfHU.
CHAT AHOUT TOWN.
I'rlifn tlitt limi'Ki Hfil Krtiiit Ktorea
Fir Hinl limb wimhI Mitnti'il ut tlilh
Ollil-f. tl
Money lii 1 1 ut ii mi K'h real entitle,
erurity by A. S I remter.
ltii.'im pin In llritl t'liiNit orili'r ut Hlo
lrr'a Imilifr almp for ".'i renin,
IliKliml ptiiti paiil liy tint Ciiinliiert'iul
tank lur I'litiniy uml city warrant.
Tim latent In vlnitintf h r I h it tint Fn
TkMt'HtHK Okpilk. I'rii rn In milt yuu.
i
Wliy pnv I2 ihtIuii (or liny when yon
tun tit't tlm lx't Intv for 47 ( l.oiiin
I-link, Uetllaiul.
Mortuii'x lomih on iinpruv'! farm
l'oM-rty ut low ralo of interent, Apply
to ('. () T. William.
Tim ) ml ii'n ill (1ml Slnper'a Imrlter
nliop th plum to liavn tlittii lutir trim
inmt in the Intent nlylea.
Onler left at llit' ('iiniini'ri'iitl citfiir
tore, ('omiiiir"inl Hunk lit m k , (nr 4 f"t
or lil imli wimnI, promptly lllleil.
Kor khIk, oiit wimhI kukiiii uml rm k in
K'xxl rniiililion cheap for rh. Murr A
Kuliertanii, Till mul Cwnter Htrt't'in, tf.
Tint Yhiiiik I'rtiln'n lnnriiin iltlli w ill
pint llm fuiirili of tlii'ir aeriea of tUtu-en
mt tlir Armory Ttientluy evening, Jttn
Uitry hilt.
How in Tutu? 10 ihiiiiiiU pnto Iitnl,
$1 ; 1 pmintl pure) Imkinir Miwiler il.'if ; l'.l
pome! American dry (iran. ntiijar, f 1 at
tlitt I! i'l Front
Owing lo tlm linnli'il alli'inlittii'P liy
leanon of tlm Htoim, tin' Miiniml htininena
tni'i'tlliK of llni ltnptint t liiiri li ttH hinI
jKMifil to U'filni'niluy, .lantmry III,
Loitl, Ix'lwi'iii Mrn. A. WiirlH-r'n Mini
tin' font of Fifth Ktnt'l, n miiMin mil with
mimic iiiHiiln iiutrki'il "Cumillu Alllmnlt."
Flinli'r pleitHo Ii'hvo nt tlim tillirc. It
Mr. nml Mrn, John ('Hrrotliim of
'annmili linl the nori Rlllrtiuii to low
tiiclr inlitnt chili! hy tlcalh on Momlnv.
Tlm burial t xik iilnru TliiintiUy in tlm
I'ant'iiutli fi'iiii'li-ry.
!.hiiih! Iiiiiiih! ImnpH! l'ri'tlii'r tlnin
vor, ch('Mxr than i-vcr. I.iunj'H ant
favoritt holliliiy prcwiitM with a larpt
portion of all riiinmiinitit'N Ilt'llnmy St
lltiNch liavn an t'li'nunt UNHortiniMit ut tin'
loweMt poNHihln prit, tf
I .out, lii'lvti'i-ii tint Ciitluilii' I'liurt'li ami
poHiolliic on S ii milt v I)ff. 'Jll, a K"l'l cnir
liulton. A hinl with iit'ftt ami t'Kifit lire
in riiiNt'tl llitnrt'N on fm r. Party llnilin
ami it'tnrniiiK it will he rt'iimmtily rt
wannli'il V.. J. McKiTTiticK, Next tloor
to Ort'i.iiti City Hunk,
At tlm Mcllioiliitt rliim li on TucHilay
'VL'liiiiK of next Week llii'ri' will I'f H
niiliim ''cxpiiricnrK iiu'cliim" In which
hont thirty pcrHoim will tell how they
i-ucli h ii vn I'limt'il a tlolliir for tlieclinrcli.
A litmiiry irinnim of merit will lie ifivcn.
TIioho iiltciiiliiiK urn rt'tii'Htt'tl to givo ii
nickel ut the door,
To ho hhIiI nt a aiu'rillcc practically
yi vim away "DO yunlH of carpet, kihxI hh
new, hriiHKelh ami Iniiruin. 40 cliamher
HtitH ami all the IioiihcIioM fiirniturit lined
in I he Flectrio hotel. Apply nt once
ami exiiininn iiimhIm at Htoi v roomii four
loom helow ('Illinium & Son's Htoro nt
tlm ninn of I lie F.lectric hotel.
A quiet home wedding look pluco at
(he rcHidcnt'D of Mr. and Mm. Win.
llowem in Caneniali on Thumiluy limt
when their daughter, Minn 1 hit lie wan
tiniled in marriage with Chan W. Ileaver.
The ccrcmany mih perfoimcd by liuv.
Oahrial Sykea, The groom in employed
in the iinier uiilla anil ia un energetit:
young man well worthy of the young
ludy who uniliiH her life willi'liia.
The im'uiburH to the nuinlier of over
a hundred of the Presbyterian church,
mniln their pantor, Kev. A J. Montgom
ry and his wife u emprise visit on Mon
day evening. Kach brought a New
Year'a present as an eviilenco of their
appreciation of their pitHtor and his good
wife. The evening wan pleasantly
passed in a social manner, (ho host ami
IiosIcsh (piickly recovering from their
surprise made all present feel nt easo
ami gave each one a kindly greeting;.
At a late hour the party dispersed, wish
ing liev. and Mm. Montgomery a happy
New Year,
(iiiiK ii imnvri ion.
Tlm Flrf lupH ( Imrcli Hill Im I'lii iif
I'lly Opt imil Tlm Pniitruiii.
On Hiimliiy next tint new JSuptIt
Icliiiicli will hit ili'illnilcil. Tint itooil
K'iipii of Mm chiirrh Imvn (liken it Ifreat
ilcul ol luiiiiM lo make tlm tiny mi mijoy
ahlii uml Inlcri'MllnK one for all their
friciitlH ami iiciuhhoiH who may woritliip
w'lh I In-ill. Thi) IicmI tiilent I he ntu It
it lion In Iiiih hccti Ncciiretl ami a number
of (ho other clilirtlm will omit their
morning Nervicen
Tlm foliowlii)( In the program:
MOIININtl HKIIVII K.
tiruiin Voluiilury.
lloxolnKy.
InviH'iition
Hymn- I III
Hi t i it tirtt Iteutlii'K.
I'rayi'i.
Anlliein,
Kennon Itev. Itolunil I), (irant, D. D.
Miiicincnl of HuililiiiK Coniiiiillei'.
I'eilii attiry Vr)fr.
Ilyimi MM,,
lleiieilictinn
At :i I', M a citizen -i-tinn, ail-
iIicnhciI l.y all tlm city pantnm uml othera
from uhroail. TIiim will he a Npecially
liilen-HtuiK N'.mIi.ii, an all the aihlruHHca
will ht ohorl mnl crinp.
kvkmmi milium.
Organ Voluiitury.
Hymn Ji;:i.
Scriittiirn llfniliiiif.
Hymn.
I'ruvrr.
Hermoii Key. M. I.. Kiiitir, of Salem
Itit-Htatement of Ituililing C'oiiiinitttT
lioxoli.gy.
HiHtorical nki'lch of tlm church V. C,
Johmtoii, Ii. !.. I)
llviim ( 'tjiiijMntt-il fur the ocramun I
liev. M. I.. HniriC.
Ilt'iieilittitin.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr. II. T. Hunker, ol Clmhalin, Watli
ingtoii, viiU'tl rvlativen in thia city lunt
week.
.Mi Kilith, Sally ami Annie Trnm
hull, of Portland, were tlm guenta of Minn
Tillin tianong for New Year.
.Mr. ami Mm F K. DmialilHon were
tlm gm-HtN of Mr. ami Mm. J. 1-:, Pierce
uf Park Place, for New Yearn iluim-r.
Judge T. A. Mcltritln ami lamily, ol
tlim city, rt'turneil TueH.lay from St
lleleliN, w here thvv ait-nt thu liulidaya
Willi relativen.
Minn (iertrililn Steplmnn, ilaughter of
.liitlgn Stcpht-mi, of Portland, n-nt Sun
day anil Mondtty in tow n, the giienta of
Willnril V. (,'lmney.
Mrn. Sitlney Sinvlli and rhiltlren, ol
thin city, w ho have been viniting frieniln
in KiiiiBiin I'ilv, Mo,, for the pant two
inonlliH, returned home lattt SaturJay
Mayor Jom-ph Smith ami wife ami F
C, It ti r k ami wife, of Kulaina, Wanli.
npenl a few dayn lant Week in thin city
the gut-Ma at thu home of Sheriff K. C
Matltlock.
Mr. John Wine, of Clat kuinan, wan in
Oregon City Monday on huinehM belore
Judge II ayen K'rtaniii to the ettutu ol
JiiHcph Wine, deteuHetl, for which he in
adiniiiiHtralor.
F. C. Pery, thu entei prising proprietor
of the Molallu drug More and livery
tlahlu, pithw il through Oregon C'ltv Wed
nt'Hilay on hin way to St. Heleiin, where
he gui'R lor a brief vinit w ilh hia mother,
who rt'HidcK there.
Mim llliini he II. McCord received an
a ('hiintniaa gift from Archtiinhop (ironn
Inn uutograph ami photograeli in canon
leu I ro(iei. 1 1 ih grace, who wum ho
pli'UHcd w ith Minn McCortPn violin play
ing lunt June, tlnin expreitnetl hiiiiHflf hy
thin kindly attention.
Mr. mnl Mm. 1,. M. Koyt, of Forent
(iruve arrivetl in thin city Monday morn
iug to Hpeml New Year's with Mrn.
llnyt'8 purentH, Mr. ami Mrn. K. II.
TaUir, ol Mt. Pleunant. Mm. Iloytmnl
Imliy K. Kcnnelti intend making an ex-
tendeil vinit at her piirental home
Swear off buying Kjor allocs uml buy
from McKttrick,
Important.
An the word at the head of the column
conveys it in most important information
wu wish to give our readers, especially
to those wishing anything in the line of
line staple and fancy groceries.
It is here desired to cull the attention
of the people of Oregon City uml vacin
ity, lo the well known grocery store, ol
Marr A Robertson, whose neatly ami at
tractively lilted up establishment is lo
cated on the corner of Center ami Seveu
tili streets. It is well stocked with the
choicest of staple articles, fine teas, cof
fees, spices, etc. a specialty being made
of the choicest butter antl cheese.
A delivery wagon is run in conjunction
wilh the business, and orders a. o called
for and delivered. The store has been
established for tho past three years, anil
the rapidly increasing trade attests tho
success of the gentlemen, in their en
deavor to furnish, only the purest and
best articles for the least money. In fact
they guarantee tho quality of goods, and
corectness of weights and measures.
No imitation goods or articles with
counterfeit labels, are kept in stock or
or oll'urcd for sale.
You will Boon wish to repnpor your
house or several of tho rooms. II. L.
Holman has just put in a fine assortment
of new styles.
The ( liy Fiilhcrn.
The regular mectlngof tlm city council
(or Jitnuury was held Wedimmlay even
ing lit thu council chamber. Mayor
Straight, Marshal I'unm, Hecorder Fouls
uml Coiinciliimn P.roughlon, Howell and
Stiivciin weie piohcnt, together with J .
H.Cooke, re-elected, and J, W. Moffittt
and Henry Meldnim, new ly elected, who
were nworn in an comic ilmen. I.
Porter, courcllmun elecl, wus not pres
ent owing to slrknesn
Flection of cily recorder coming up, J.
I!. Campbell received three voles, T. W.
Fouls Iwovotenaml T. F. Hyan one vote.
There being no election, on motion ol
Councilman Meldrnm tint election of re
corder wan MislMiiied until the next reg
ulur meeting.
I'mler the rules governing the council,
udnptcd at tlm annual meeting In Janu
ary of lat year, the selection of the vari
ous committees wan made hy the coun
cil. After numerous hullotings the fol
lowing ftiinittiTH were chosen :
Finance J. J. Cooke, II. Juggar and
Henry Mcldruiii.
Fire ami Water L. L. Porter, J. J.
Cooke, .Min k Howell.
Streets anil Piiplio ProH-rty Henry
Meldrum, J. W. Mollatt ami (ieorge
Ilroiighton.
Health and Police I. W. MofTutt, II.
C. Stevens ami Mack Howell.
Ordered, That committee on health
and police have a cage constructed in
the city jail for haisterous drunks. j
A uloon license was granted to John
Trembath for a tenn of six tnouthi.
Ordinance introduced by Council
man SU-venn providing that the
tax levy be five mills for the current year.
Ordered published.
Iti'Mirtn i,f city olllcers and bills read
ami laid over to be acted on at a special
meeting to be held next Monday evening.
Motion introduced by Councilman
Meldrum and carried, that ti e question
of revising the city charter be taki n up
at the special meeting next Monday
evening.
Council a Ijourneil,
Ioyoii travel? Are you a shipper?
The "Hand Mc.N'ally Railway Guide and
Hand-Hook" contains all srtinent in
formation. Ask your newsdealer.
A horse well nhtxl and a wagon well
repaired is money saved to tli.i farmer,
(iive Maple, the blackamith. a trial.
Main ntreet, opposite corner from City
stables.
New goods at MrKittrii Vs.
In the decline ol life, infirmities beset
ui to which our youth and maturity
were strangers, our kidneys and liver
are subject lo derangement, but nothing
equals lr. J. H. Mclean's I.iver and
Kidney Halm as a regulator of these or
gans. For sale by C. Huntley, druggist
A FAKMKU'S KICK.
St'in.iYniiin, It'c. 21. To thi KruToR:
Hat ing iniiiceil thnl t lie mail question in a
topic uf gi'iicrnl iliKCiifnion, and that you
tit-fire to ptililiili tlm various view con
crmilig il, I hnre concluded to have a wonl
or two. 1 cannot agree willi all who have
rrrrittlv written lo the F.NTKHfltlSK oh the
titiji-ct, nml perhaps uul with any of them
entirely, although mime good things have
hern Mtul. llul it neriitn to me that every
Inter e get into the sume big iiiudliole
nml all the cubing and iI'M'UxMi'g don't
get un mil till summer comes and dry
father and general trallic repairs the roads.
Then some people acctit-a us of kicking,
Well, who wouldn't kick? Hut still thai is ,
not the a ay out of it. I agree w ith most
all who have been writmg on the subject
that llm old road law was not siitlicirnt to
make good roads for the simple reason that
the men would not work lmn called out
on the road by the atiervisor (I mean a
g'eat majority of them), ami the new or
present law is just a little better, but not
what the people need nor what tbey are
entitled to.
Some persons call our attention to what
they think is a strong argument In favor of
the new law, shoving us pieces of good
road that have been built within the last
year, hut we don't hear much of thut argu
ment since I lie rainv season began. Hut
true enough, there is noticeable improve
ment in some localities. Hut taking the
country generally it latin lar short of what
is required. Hut 1 believe there could be a
great improvement made by having the
money come direct to the road instead of
having so much paid out for supervision
anil other useless ceremony. Hut we
must not entirely condemn a thing until we
have something better to oiler in its stead.
And I think there surely is a way, for I
know there is a will. Hut 1 would say
right here, let all the farmers ami land
owners of Clackamas county cry out to
gether against the plan set forth hy one
writer of bonding the county for money to
irculute through the various channels it
would have to puss to build roads, for the
young men of this county wohM be gray
haired long before the debt would be paid
And good farmers, you know, are not hunt
ing lor a plan to get In debt, and Clackamas
county has some good farmers yet, although
the writer doesn't seem to think so, and 1
tintl them far more liberal than the writer
seems to have heard they were. Hut the
farmers of Clackamas couHty are imposed
upon In various ways. He has too much to
pay lor from which he receives no benefit,
and no country nor part thereof can pros
per when it is heavily taxed and never re
ceives the least benelit from such tax.
Hut whether he Is imposed upon or not he
evidently thinks he is, and has become dis
gusted more by people telling him that he
don't know how to attend to bis own busi
ness than anything else. People, who
through ignorance or something worse, do
the Clackamas county farmer great injus
tice; tor the farmer in thin county are com
posed of a great variety of people from the
various states of the I'nion, anil in fact most
all countries of the world. There are men
among them who can successfully manage
the alhtirs of the state. Then imagine how
disgusting it must be to them when those
with little or no riperli-rtcs will dictate to
thmn how they mutt sjiend their own
money or run their own slf'ulrn. Then
larnmrn are a ne -inlty , an it It also iiecen
nary for tlm growth ol llm coiintry thai the
iaittl he utilized ami hrouht ii.to a ciule ol
proiltictlvenesn wl.ilf those Mis dlclalors
are only a w iirt ui'iui the no-c of heltrr uml
more iieeenar.v stslflv, anil could willingly
he illnn:i wllh by llm fiinnfrs at lea-t.
Now a recent writer lo the KsTrnemsR sc.
i iiti'n our farmers uf Ix-ii.g reltii tnnt in pay
ing for wlint they gel. That is very iinj-inl,
and I think the fartni-rs will join with me
In a fiiricliiilon thnl It is falte; for I know
thert' is no class of opl who pay more for
what the) get nor pny It more willingly
than the people uf thin county. Hat it
would take volumes lo state the ililllcultit-n
or ths way out of tl.eoi.
Itrturning to our mail law I will say that
nny law Is worthless that don't give the
country the firtt henelil, an tlm improve
ment ol the agricultural districts in the
only way whereby the country will ever
gain any wealth or see any proxTity, ami
the towns to all thinking minds should lie a
secondary or Inst consideration, lor I tie
hnoming and building of hungry towns is
llm greatest curse that agriculture has
known in the Northwest, for as a rule they
art- filled w ith o,le who contribute noth
ing towurd the building up of any country.
Hut give tlm farmer a chance to snd his
money uliere be sees the Iwm-llt antl knows
where It goes and you will h surprised to
see the amount of money he can raise for !
roans alone. It is worse than absurd to tell
him ciiiilinually that he needs roads, for no
one known that no well an himself. Hut
how Is his money to rent h the road? Simply
hv innking a law lo put It there. And I
will suggest a plan. Home will no doubt
denounce it, but nut more flatly I linn I de
nounce the bonding plan. It Is lo make a
slate road law similar to the school law,
Miike it as complicated in every respect. It
Mould com urine as large a volume an Ibe
school law and of course we have not room
to ihnert it here; but have the road districts
llteaiie of the is hool districts. It each
district elect Its own road directors without
a salury. I-et tlm stale law provide expli
citly the kind of mad to be built. Have it
optional with land tinners or voters as to
when they shall ralf money for road pur
poses. It them determine at annual meet
ings how much tax they shall inqione Uion
themselves. a I there be a small r cent,
of the general tax reserved as a sn-clal road
fund to meet accidents ami emergencies of
various kinds, and also to pay one county
mail sus-rnileiideiit which should be a good
man at a small salury; not a worthies man
at a hlg salary. Let the coumy court have
no jurisdiction whatever over any part
thereof. 11 the county own no mad-making
apparatus w hatever. I-t private indi
viduals own and use all implements for
mad-making, stone crushers, etc. Let the
directors elected in each district have con
trol of their district and its money, subject
lo the examination ami approval of the gen
eral county suiterihteiuleitt whose duty it
should be to visit all roads in lite county
where work is being done and receive the
same.
It can be plainly seen by this the idea 1
Intend to convey. It brings within reach
of the farmer a chance for which he is
longing, (or lie knows that building roads
through the county is the biggest paying
investment to bitu, fur they (thefarmer)
can make the same amount of money reach
farther than any other eople. Just look at
the use they make of their school money
and then dispute that fact if you can. I
say that the farmers can and would furnish
material, crushed stone, etc., cheaer than
it can come through any other source by
operating stone crushers as well as threshing
machines, Let such iwonu the law and I
will guarantee that in live yearn Irom now
the county will be in i better condition ami
its roads will be a credit to it or any civil
ized country. For the people have become
comiiletelv disKiisted with that old sonirof
county court ami bosses, ami to most eo
ple it seems to be a bad case of dry rot, and
a revival is surely necessary.
J. 0. Woiric.
Frevtau's line home made pickles are
on sale at K. E. 'WilliHiiis's, Marr it Rob
ertson's, and F, T. Harlow's grocery
stores.
Money to Loan.
C. O. T. Williams can now make
loans on good farms. Ollice next door
to Huntley's drug store.
Notice of Application for a Saloon License.
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed will apply to the City Council ol Ore
gon City, Oregon, at the regular meeting in
January for the continuation of a liccense for
saloon at I he corner of Main and Fourth
streets in said city.
Oregon City, Oregon, Jan. I, 1S!IS.
Sunset Grocery,
.West Side.
Complete stock of
Crockery Tinware and Notions.
First class goods
....Low Prices ..
....Prompt delivery.
Satisfaction-:- Guaranteed.
C. A. McMILLAN, Prop.
FOR-
ABSOLUTELY PURE' DJTJGS
00 TO
Q A. HARDING.
NONE BUT
COMPETENT PHARMACISTS EMPLOYED
rise Perfumeries and Toilet Articles.
AUo a full itock of
ZP-A-IZSTTfeS- OILS ETC.
VsS Sad His Life
fortunate din -
C -or.
covery in tiie nick of
time. Hundreds of
person suffcriiur
from consumption
have bad the pro
grcna of the disease
stopped, and have
been brought back to
life and health by the
"Golden Medical
"Sir
Discovery" of Dr. !
1'u-rce.
Years ago Dr. R. V. Pierce, now chief !
consulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel j
ana Mirgtim institute of liuffalo, N. Y.,
rt-coKniin? the fact that consumption was
essentially a germ disease, and that a rem
edy which would drive the germs and their
poisons from tin- blood would cure consump
tion, at last found a medicine which cured ft
per cent, of all canes, if taken in the earlier
alages of the disease.
Tim tissue of the lungs bcinif irritated by
.in; n iuii an., intimn in inc niooo circular
Thin is the time to take rr. Pierce's Gold
en Medical Discovery; it drive the germs
and poison from the blood, and ha a sooth
ing eff'-ct upon the dry cough. In case of
bronchitis the '"Discovery" is invaluable.
"Golden Medical Discovery" increase the
amount and quality of the blood, thu invig
orating and fortifying the system againstdi
ease and build up wholesome flesh and
strength after wasting diseases, as fever
pneumonia, grip and other debilitating af
It-Cliuns.
Jo. M. llrrs. of Au
dubon , A uiiuhont'o., a.,
nvs : " 1 look a severe
cold whirhsrttlrdon my
lungs and chrt. and I
Bitfrred inteiwly with
it. I tried several of
our best phynician here
and thi-y (rave up all
bone 01 my recovery,
and thotiKiit I would
have to die. I would
cough and spit blood
fur hour. and I was pale
and weak. Iwisirreatiy
ditcouraged when I be- ''-- f
fan tne uteot the liv j yf jIrrt
belm?' it"ha. fSn fvl year .inc i took it an) i
b..h.dPorrtun,of,h..,roub1e..nc "" j
" " I
The
New
Year
always brings a lot of
extra work in a store,
the annual stock taking
must be done to find
out
In order to lighten
this work as much as
jiossible we will make
Great
Reductions
In Prices
in all lines especially in
clothing and heavy
underwear.
Glass & Smyth.
Caufield Block.
pEPAIRING.
J. P. LOWE,
THE RELIABLE
Watc&Mer Next Door to star
and JeWelEr Work Warranted.
A Trial Is Asked.
1
I ng inronyii timm, the germ find lodgnrnt ftronnn Claim ru Unt-to
there, and the lungs begin to break down. UregOfl O tedlT) Uy6 WOrKS,
ltf?J!!rrrn7ail l"'aUh br"in,,! fc'jl.and Kendall & Slaughter, Proprietors.
the person feel languid, weak, faint, drowsy r l i . i t i I . L .i
and confused utw7 or tight and Hurnsule Ms., Portland
"Where
we
are
SOHWAN & PUTROW.
Dealers in
Stoves
PLUMBING,
TINNING, AND
GENERAL
JOBBING.
CAUFIELD BLOCK, Main Street.
The "Commercial.
The best brands of Cigars and Fine Tobac
cos. SMOKER'S SUPPLIES.
No. 3, Commercial Bank
New Goods
1 Modem PHceH.
-. -
orner urocerv.
W J
Comp;te utock of
Fine Family Groceries,
Try my extra
Choice Tea.-cs2S
Richard Freytag.
Main and Fourteenth Streets.
Oregon.
Clothing cleaned, colored and repaired.
Ladies' shawls and dress goods a spec
ialty. Failed clothing restored to its
original color, to look like new. Satis
faction guaranteed, (iive us a call.
Work called for and delivered.
Series No. 2.
Willamette Savings
and Loan Associa
tion of Oregon City.
p !,,: , It- I J - J:
i'J icsuiuuuii vi uooiu ut ut-
actors the subscription list to Series
yQ j
subscription list to Series Xo. 2
has been otiened to the capital
stock of the Association.
The entrance fee is one dollar per
share and the monthly dues are
sixty cents for each share sub
scribed. The Association has money to
loan to its members at eight per
cent per annum on property in
Clackamas county.
Agents are wanted in every set
tlement and town in the county.
For further information apply to
HERMAN K. JONES.
Secretary.
At Bank of Oregon City
I S. MILLER,
MANUFACTURER OF
- rr rr. i- v. - j - . . ... i .
BRICK& LUMBER.
Tiling is of the best qual'
ity and sold at prices to
SUIT - THE - TIMES.
Yard and mill four miles east
of Hubbard, Oregon.
JOHN YOUNGER,
IJEWELER,
Opp. Huntley's Drug Store,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS LXPERIEXCE IN
Great Britain and America.
Give me atrial.
DR D. S STKYKER. PE.VTIST. HAS RE
moved to Odd Kellowi'teniDleS. W. Cor. lat
and Alder, Portlaud, Oreiau.
and Tinware.
E. PARKER, Proprietor.
J. W. O'Connell, Ma'gr.
Blocks