Oregon City enterprise., June 21, 1895, Image 3

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Directory.
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iiimi. K. Miirlim
K. V. Mitiliturk
H. M, ItalllftliV
M. 1 Moure
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II. M lll..on
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Hi'IhmiI Hiiiirliilin1i'nl,
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Coinnilanliiimra,
I lllrliard Hc.ilt
I KrHiik JKUnr
HATKS TO KKMKMIIKtt.
JULY O'liurmlny- Kcmrtli of July relehra-tlimi-At
1 t-t Cn-ek Miool Hdiimi;
I'lirttT'd Cave, KhkIh Creek; .lilir'
' h. lUrluw; Allen's Hull, Ciinyoii
'rrrk; VrlKfil HirliiKi I'urk, Deep
Cri'fk Nil I .
Jt'l.Y 10, WHilimmUy- Wilhi lie Valley
'liiliiiilin Ahuhi'IiiIIiiii imivmira at
(IUillnn mrk liir Iiiiiof ten tluya.
CHAT ABOUT TOWN!
Money to loan on Improved (urinn,
W. II. lUirKlu.r.lt.
If ymi want a aewiiiK machine fur :Ti
io to llelloiny A ItiiHrli'v.
COT William Iiiih the him bar
gains in Irisidii IntH or mnnll tract.
Straw hata of nil style, tutors, sixes
ml prleaii ut Moody A Kiiieamoiia.
Wanted, clean white t'olton ran tt
the Kntkiiciiihk ollli'o. 5 cent pur
pOlllld.
Orders left ut I'runk Harlow's store,
for 4 f'K't or 1(1 inch wood, promptly
filled by I'. I'urkr.
Mr. F. H. Andreas, of dm Miipleviood
(.'iirilciiM, will deliver vcK'tahlc on Sal
uriliiy in limit fur Sunday meal,
Ho! ye I'lfKNiirw seeker, to YiKpiiliii
Hay ninl rii urn for (MH) iKn
Until
OcIoInt III, H)I5. Tickets on nih lit
li'pot, S. 1'. Co., l.y I,. II. Moon-. tf
Now in llii lime to spray lor the rodlin
molli uiiil caterpillar. Sell M an A I'utrow I
handle a upmv pump that is simple,
ttlfiu-li vo ninl low In price. Call ninl fx
mn inn them .
A mill uf nil-wool I'lolhfH in n.li lo your
tncanie mnl it Mrnl chmH juli fur only
in unit of the barKalti ollcri'd v (ilium A
Smyth. Sumplea of eliitli from whieh to
aelecl from.
Tan li'imi. rti il piii'er, new lino
0
Indie' Hummer linderwvur, liny'a. nlraw
ImlH, hIho a full lino of iront'a auminer
underwear, Indie.' ilk inillH junl arrived
at thu luu ki't Ntore.
Tho now PeoriiiK nuu liine riinnon hull
liearintt. Call and eo them at WiUur.
A ('ooko'a.
, Kly'a Wild Cherry phoxphuto la
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nio for invalid and children.
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......W MM I'M. v.
K. William, tho grocer.
How aUiut thus S to 5 ncri) tract,
Mirthe Clnmtauiii grounda, at (ilud-
mo Park, hoiii of tliciu planted with
line trw. .0. O T. WilliuuiB.
Tho Fohlerville repoblicnn club wu
giinir.od Tucday evefiing in Maple
lane precinct with 2'i nieinlMTH. I'er-
anent olllccr will be elm ted thin week.
'The (ieriiiiin btruggle or I.ilierty,"
the iiihject of a aerlei ol pacra to he
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hliiAiecl in Harper' Magazine. The
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K. A. Freytug doe not propone to
iiain In the rear of tho procennlon in
e matter ol supplying the market with
(hi i vegetaliloH, and hi garden aro
'flrnt clnaa conilllfon.
flTiere in one inedlclno that cures im
jlierjiiili'lv. We refer to Po Witt's Colic
HNd Cholera cure for all aiiinnier coin
tjrjlntrt. No delay, no dinuppointmonlH
urdiilurH. C. Q. Ilunlley, I)ruggit.
t)oiinty Clerk Horton has lnued tho
following licennea to wed: Lillio M.
V inmteer and K. L. I.ivenay ; Addio K.
I,)und 1'Mward (!, Shepard ; Ida Joy
mjl Clarouce A. Sayera.
A mooting will lie hold at tho Maple
Ime school liouae Saturday evening,
June 22d. ut 8 o'cliH'k, for the purpone of
organizing a cemetery uHHoclalion.
Kveryone in the locality iB eurnoHtly re
4iientod to be preiteiit.
Travelers find a aafo companion in Pe
t fit's Colic and Cholera cure. A change
in drinking water and in diet often
caiiBOH severe and dangerous complaints.
Thin medicine always cure them. C. G.
Huntley, Drugghit
At the mooting of Mcl.ouglilin Chau
tauqua circle held lant Monday night,
the following wore appointed a com
mit too on flower girls for Recognition
lay at the Chautauqua BBHembly: Mrs.
II. W. DulT, chairman, Miss Mortie
Stevens, Miss Iluttlo Cam, Miss Ana
Haird and Pr. Ferrin.
To allay pains, subdue infhimation,
lieal foul sores and ulcers, the moHt
prompt and satinfactory results are ob
tained by u"ing tliut old reliable remody,
Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini
ment. For sale by C. 0. Huntley, drug
gist. Hen Franklin tramped, hungry and
foot-sore, through Philadelphia streets,
with a loaf under one arm and a lot of
brand new ptoyerbs under his hat. One
of Bon's maxims was, "a penny saved is
a penny earned." You've heard that
before, but no matter ; if you will buy
your groceries at V. Harris' you will re
alise the force of it.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Klini-r Juiii'N, of Hood
View, Is visit-
I'm fih'iiilit in Ori'toii City,
i. V. Ariimlionu, uf Kmllain!, Win do
ln lniNiMiiNH In Oii'tfon (,'Hy Tiic'lny,
co. CriHt, of New Kra, huh In town
IiihI Friday uml pulil this ofllce a pleasant
cull.
Mr, mnl Mm. J. N, Ityan of Kalcin,
were anionic tie visitor to llm encamp
intuit. J. H. Courtniiy, of Onk (irovn, wa In
altimdwicu ut tlio (i. A. It. encampment
thin week.
J. r Undue spent several days in
Albany on Ii'imI Mminc during thu
pant week.
licniy TrnKi, one of llie prominent
clll.enof I)4iniiNciiN, wa doing Oregon
City Tui'Hiltiy,
Kli Culkiim, thu cniTKi'lii' roml foru
niuii, of I'li'iiMiiiit Hill pniiHim t, wh In
Ori'iton ('ity Muiiility,
Mm. C. T. !ilioi mid Imr Miitlor, Mina
I.cnom Ky, of HhIdiii, Iiuvb lii-mi viHif
Iny Irinnila in tliiN city,
1-t'wiK Wooiliixk, one of Orvilln't
olid fiininTH wum in Oicgon Ciiy,
1'h u i h. lay on Ihimidkhh .
It K'tirklin, out) of tint IwHt known
n-niili'iilii of IlinlJuihl, wuh in On'on
City WuilnitMiluy,
Mm. Hiulln M. Wliitit went to Sulmn
Wedm-mtuy wlnru nIiu will ymit rulHtivca
uml frinndii (or fnw day.
Mra. K.I. Ilolman uml liuliy li'ft Fri
day o-.'iiliiK for Mi:MinnvillH, to rumuiii
couplo of wii-k viniliiiK (Honda.
(j. H. Viat, o( AlhonH, TriuicMciM', In
in llie city w:l!i a vluw o( lm-itl iii. llu
i h wIkhiI ti'iii liiT hy profi'HHion.
oo. Y. I.oinon, uf Dinnuartia, wiin ono
of ilio ttnthiiHiiiHtiu i. A. It. moil, wku
I 'oiauipiiniiH unit wi'OK,
t I...I ll .!!.. I.
Mr. uml Mm. K. H. llrmiihiill, of Una
villu, ttltfiidcil llm (t. A. It. encmnp
inoiil, uml ciillod ut tliiM ullico Tuvmlay .
J. SpmiiU, ol Noody, ono of thu hrave
auldii-ra of Ilio lulu war, wan in attend
alien at the Ci. A. It. encampment thin
week.
Miai Anna Mellriiht and MU (iniee
WhIhoii, of Sunta Clura. Cal., aro the
Kiionlriof Mra. T. A. Mi Undo, in thin
oily.
Cupt. John Mm mm, an uxniHtant muni-
i W'r at the tulo inaiino aHvlum, at Siilem,
waaintown iluruiit tho (i. A. It. en
campment. Mm. Iiui V. Cook, of rendlotnti, uml
Mr. Lena Ki inpiT of Cinelnnitti, havo
Ih'oii vinit iiiK roluiivo and frienda in
thi city tlio punt week.
Hon. J. It. Huntington of Huron,
Harney county, Into ri'adinn clerk in tho
nuiio nviiuin, wnt iii wregun v.ny, 1110
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,,rnl ul
week on biiinen4.
Mm. J. H. Horner, wife of I'ruf.
Horner, of thoSlato Agricultural College
At Corvalli'i. attended and participated
in the (i, A. Ii. encampment.
Mm. M. B. Conklin, of ltuncbiirg, the
newly elected grand "ecit tuiy of the
order of Kuntern Star, was the gueat of
Mm. II. H. Strange Saturday.
.1. H. Malhenon, ' ol La Grande, who
was attending tho Munoiiic grand lodgo
at Portland, was the gueat of. I. W. Mc
Kay, on the Wet Side Saturday.
Arthur and (ieorge Bancroft, wins of
F. A. Bancroft of Portland, were in the
city on buninens, WedneHilay, and made
the F.NTKki'iiiHK a pleasant call.
Mr. Samuel Holme", aecompaniod by
Prof. H. W. Holme' two daimhters.
Amy and Jonie, left Wednesnny for
vinlt with relatives in Union, Oicgon.
A. (i. Hall, of Cant-ado IX'kn, wan in
the city Wednesday attending the en
campment, and viaiting his daughter
Mrs. Win. ltobliiBon of the Klectric
hotel.
Herbert L. B nice, of the Portland
Daily Sun, represented that journal at
thod. A. It. encampment and gave a
most 'jumpleio account (f the ceremonies
attendant on the occasion.
A. C. Strange has just closed a suc
cessful term of school at Beaver Creek,
and left Wednesday for his home at
Wilbur, Doulgas county, where he will
HKtnd his summer vacation.
Hev, and Mrs, M. L. Itugg returned
Wednesday from Salem, where they at
tended the commencement exercises of
the Willamette University. Their
daughter, Miss Kdna was one of the
graduates.
C. W. Boetther and family and J. B.
Linthholm, all of Central KanBus, are
bore looking over the Held with a view of
locating. Mrs. Boetther is a sister of
Miss 1 1 ut tie Monroe, one of the teachers
in the Barclay school, and Mr. Linth
holm is a cousin by marriage.
Cook's MuhIciiI Institute,
Avail yourself of the vacation to study
music at this school. Remember, lower
rates until September. Apply to K.
Cook, Abington Building.
Mr. D. Wiley, ex-pontmastor, Black
Creek, N. Y., was so badly alllicted with
rheumatism that he was only able to
hobble around with canes, and even then
it caused him great pain. After lining
Chamberlain's Pain Balm ho waa so
much improved that he threw away his
canes. He says this liniment did bin)
more good than all other modicinos and
treatment put together. For sale at 60
cents per bottle by Geo. A. Harding,
druggist.
I.od K oli;K.
Following ant tho olectivn olllcera of
Oreiiiui LoiIkd Nu. 3, I. O. (). Y who
will tiikit their Houla July J-t: W. A.
Hedge. X. (ii II. VV.Tioinhuili. V. (i;
T. V. Hynri, aeereliiry uml Hoi H,
Walker, tiounuror.
Miiliiioumli Iidgo, A. V. A A. M.,
will hold a Ntatod roiniimtilcallon on
Monday evening Juno ut 7 :.'M)o'clo k.
An addioHg will lo delivered hy llov,
liro. Dr. J. Itloch, of I'ortlund. All
luomhera ant rt'iimiteil to m prewnt
and viaitiiiK 'jrolhrcn cordiully invitod.
O. L. (iUK.y, W. M.
Tho Maaonii: iirgiiniz.itiDiiH of Oregon
('ity woru protty well renreHiiled at I'orO
liiml liiHt week and at their n ipieHt a
cornx led li-tt of Ilio olliecm eli cU'd la
given :
irand Chapter, J. M. IIoiIhoii. of
I'ortluiiil, (i. II. I'. ; J. II. Irvine, Cunhy,
l. i. II. I'.j L. W. Honey, F.ngeno, (.
K. i II. H. Hi range, Oregon City, (i. IS ;
I. I'. Miiaon, Alhuny, i. T. ; J. F. lioh
iiiHun, Fngcim, (i. H. ; I). O. Ilodaon,
McMlnnvillit. J. C. of II.j 8. I.. I'opo.
rorlhiiid, grand lecturer; J. 1'. Cnl
lueiiih, Allmny, principal rojuurncr; II.
ll.TliielHon, Ilickreul, royal arch captain ;
W. A. Cli'liind, I'ottluml, third veil; J.
II. alkor, Oregon Cilv, Mecond veil;
W. It. Itlanchard. flint veil ; (Juntaf Wil
on, I'lirtland, aenllnel; J. It. N. Hell,
llaker Cilv, chapliiin.
KaHtern Star Mm. M. K. Kollogu,
of l'orthind, grand matron; J. II. Itridg
lord, Hay City, grand patron ; Mm F. A.
Holm, ('orvalli, nHaociuto itrand nintron ;
John Vert, rendleton, aaMiKMHte grand
patron; Mr. M. H. Conkling. ltoaohurg,
aecrelary; Mm. (i. M. Strange, Oregon
Cilv, tioaaitr-r; Mm. Klla Taylor Det
uierinj. Ilayton, grand conductioaa ;
Mm. Carrlo "m-, Myrlle 1'oint, anao
ciato conductreHH.
Minnie (irand Lodge. Morgan U.
Clillord, of Canyon City, grand mailer;
I'hillip Mclachati, Canyon City, doputy
grand mauler; W. II. Holmon, Staylon,
Bonior grand wanh'n; J. B. Clolund,
Curt Iiiiul, junior grund warden; D. C.
McKorclier, l'urtlimd, grand treasurer ;
J. F. ItoliiiiHon, FiiKctift, grand wcre
tary. A. W. France wan elected to tho liig'.i
pricKthood.
i'loueer'a (inl lu ring.
Among those from Clackamas county,
who regiaterded at the annual gathering j
of the Pioneer Association in Pordand
lat Friday are the names of H. H.
Straight, Oregon City; Mm. William
Barlow, Barlow; Isaac Ball, Tualatin ;
J. S. Itisley. Osweifo: Frank Ford. Oa-
wego; Mm. Jennings, Oregon City; Col.
Itobort A. Miller, Oregon City. The
Oregonian pays Mm. II. A. Mil erlhe
following compliment:
After the session had been formally
opened by a few humorous remarks
from tho preni iinir ollicer, Mrs. Ilobwrt
A.Miller, a "pioneer daughter of Ore
gon City," was Introduced, and read a
very touching una vivid paT on "The
Part of Women in the Pioneer Pays."
Such a striking impression did Mrs.
Miller s remarks make, that they really
Bounded the key-noto for the Bpeech
making of tho evening. Space will not
permit of the printing of the paper in
this morning's issue, but it will be pub
lished in tlio Oregonian at a later date.
At tho conclusion ol the address, Secre
tary llimes, in a few well-chosen re
marks, moved that the Pioneer Assort"
atiou extend to Mrs. Miller a yote of
thanks. The vole was taken standing
amid great applause.
Cliiiiituiiqua Notes
Prosi?ctB for the Chautauqua continue
to increase in interest. Tho program
will be pulilisbed entire next weok.
The auditorium is rising like a great
amphitheatre ready to welcome ita
thousands. A meeting of stockholders
to ratify proceedings is called for June
25, at 2 p. m., in the county court room.
Inquiries for rooms and board are com
ing in, It has been suggested that the
same committee that arranged for the
entertainment of the G. A. It. people,
be reqn -stod to hand their lists to the
Chautauqua people to save unnecessary
delay. Any others who can board
Chautauqua visitors are requested to re
port to Mrs. C. II. Dye at once.
This, seems to be the year of great
success. All the state conventions have
had unparalleled attendance, and tho
Cliautauquans expect no less.
A very pleasant ice cream social was
given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. White last Friday evening, under
the auspices of Mrs. E. B. Andrews'
Sunday school class of the Congregational
church. The rainy weather prevented
the announced lawn social, but the
parlors of the dwelling were filled with
a merry crowd, who whiled the time
away in gamoB and music . Organ solos
were acceptably rendered by Misses
Marks and Jean White, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles favored the guests with a guitar
and organ duet. Ice cream, cake
and strawberries were served and the
social proved a success in every way.
Several Oregon City people attended
the commencement exercises at the
Baptist church in McMinnville last week
and among them were W. Carey John
son, president of the board, D. C. Lat
ourette, a member of the board, Mrs. L.
C. Driggs, Rev. M. L. Rugg, J. W.
Lotler and Lyman Latourotte. Mrs.
Driggs remains a few days to visit rela
tives and to attend a W. C. T. U. con
vention.
I'uullc li:ool (JrHilMHting f.xerrhrn. J Iref rfum Hocltil.
Tho m lioluHiic year of the Oregon I The I'nion Sunday Hchool of Wil
dly puhlic ai hool end Friday, arid ; Inuietto Full, will givn a literary and
Sutriiiteiidenr Ilolmea' giiiiluating ! ii:o cie-im uncial in Jiiitdorf'a hall Sal
j c-Ihhh will have their exorcihe at j iirday Juno nl H p. in. Xo d-
I Shivelv'a fiiera hone Friday everiimr. I iniiioii at the door. Ico cream and
Jliucla coiimihIm ol luu members and
there would have U-en more, hut there
was considerable sickness among the
pupils which retarded their progies.
Tim schools of the city have prospered
under the management of Superinten
dent Holmes and his able corps of as
sistants, for which they dem rvo special
mention. Following is tho K;moriel
of the graduating clans.
Clare Campbell, Musa E. Barkley,
Imogene Harding, Ilulda Holder), Anna
H. Midlum, Itilii (j, Jones. Ituby
S'iicnr, Victor II. Paipiet, Samuel L.
Stevens ami Thomas II. Lindsay.
The clus motto in 'Talma est
Victori" and the program is as follows:
Invocation
Itev. A . J. Montgomery.
Instrumental Music Selected
Miss Lulu an 1 Maltie Praier.
Essay "(ireut Ieed of Women"
Musa K. Hark ley.
F.asuy. . .."Should the Turks he Impelled
from Europe,"
Clare C. Campbell .
Vocal Solo. ."I long to see the girl
I left behind,"
Miss Kate Ward.
"Michael Angelo"
Essay .
Leila G. Jones.
Piano Solo "Hretonne Dance" Hnchtnan
Mist Spangler.
Efsuy "Self Iteliance"
Thomas 11. Lindsay.
Essay "Art in Nature."
Anna E. Midlum,
Vocal Solo Selected
Mrs. Sadie M . White.
Essy "Daniel Webster"
Victor II. Paipiet.
Vocul Duct :"Maying" Smith
Mesilames E. E. Charman, A. S. Dresner.
Esay. . ."Famous Caves and Caverns"
Ituby Sjiencer.
Essay "True Success"
Samuel L. Stevens.
Piano' Soto .'rC . . .
Mrs. K. E. 'Williams.
Class Prophecy
Ilulda Holden.
Vocal Solo "Happy Birds" huhh
Mis Xeita Barlow.
Essay with valedictory commencement
Imogene Harding.
Presentation of diplomas.
Slock Rising.
Quotations of stock of Iluitford Fire
Insurance Co:
PurVal.
Hartford, 100
Offered.
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142
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415
Aetna "
Phienix, "
Connecticut . . "
Xatioiial, '
Orient ... 50
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The Hartford's reputation for prompt
and equitable adjustment and payment
of its losses, together with its financial
strength, offers undoubted indemnity
and warrant) your full confidence in the
protection of your property insured under
ita policies. II. T. Sladkx,
Agent.
Office with II. F, Cross
Mm Didn't Take With the Gentlemen.
She was refined, intelligent and not
bad looking, but somehow site never
seemed to take with the gentlemen.
They didn't like he' listless ways; they
said she didn't have any "snap" about
her. Poor girl! she waa suffering from
functional irregularities, and it was ac
tually impossible for her to take much
interest i:i anything. But a change
came. Onedav she heard of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Piescription. She procured a
bottle, and she had not taken half its
contents when she felt like another wo
man. Now she is in the enjoyment of
perfect health, and bag suitors by the
score, rto woman need suiter from tunc
tional irregularities and weaknesses.
The "Favorite Piescription" Is a safe
and certain cure for all the weaknesses
to which women are peculiarly subject
Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation,
(liliousness, indigestion and headache
One dose.
Do Yon Travel?
The O. R. & N. Co., always alert to
the welfare of their patrons, have placed
on sale at principal stations, a 1000 mile
ticket at the rate of three cents per mile,
good one year from date of sale and good
for passage over the rail and water
lines of their svstem. 2t
Notice.
All stockholders of the Willamette Val
ley Chautauqua association are called to
a business meeting at the county court
room next Tuesday June 25, at 2 p. in.
sharp.
Per Order Committee.
Many Buffer from irritation of the
kidneys and bladder without knowing
what is the matter with them. Dr. J. II.
McLean's liver and kidney balm will
irive relief. For sale by C. G. Huntley,
druggist.
Choice sugar cured hams at 10 cents
and bacon at 0 cents for pound at Al
bright's. SIIILOH'S CURE is sold on a guar
antee. It cures Incipient Consumption.
It is the best Cough cure. Only one
cent a dose. 25 cts., 60 cts. and $1.00.
For sale by G. A. Harding
Dr. Price'. Cream Baking Powder
World's Pair High AUdal an4 Dlpli
i cake 10 cciil. The following ia the
program . :
Music Orchestra
Recitation Mrs. F. Morrison
Song F;dna Kinney
Redilation Miss Ooldke
Vocal Solo Mis Millie Grant
Recitation IJessie Iiylon
Music Orchestra
'those a'tending from Oregon City,
will get free fare on return trip.
An obstreperous passenger on the Ore
gon City cur, ersisted in smoking in the
car to the discomfort of the passengers
and against the rules of the company.
When the conductor was about to bounce
him he threw away bis cigar. He
whined about his rights being abridged
etc. and threatened to sue the company.
The passenger were on the side'of the
conductor, and wanted to see the smoker
tbruhhed. Po-tland Dispatch.
Harfier'a Bazar, published on June
loth, is distinguished by the variety and
beauty of it summer toilettes, and men
will find in its columnes an article espec
ially adapted to their neeils, iriving in
formation about negligee costumes, and
indicating how one may be wer'ectly
comfortable and still shock no conven
tionality during the healed terms which
we may expect. A story bv Edith V. B.
Matthews, entitled "Little Miss Busy
body," is very bright and has an origi
nal situation.
Owing to the absence of Mr. F. D.
Ball from the city, we have authorized ,
Mr. A. II. Kcbram to collect all accounts r ' WHITE. w. a-WHITE.
due the late firm of Schram A Moore, UHITF RRflTHFPS
and to receipt for the same. All parties "I I U DllU I nCllO
indebted to the firm of Schram 4 Moore ; Practical Architects J Builders.
Will prepare plana, elevations, working de
are requested to settle the Bume at once. ; t lla, and speciHcationa (or all kinds of bmld-
Tiik Khobi'v I jtviirvr-a- Cn . Int BPeci1 attention ivea to modern cot-
1IIE UEOKOK l.AHKKXf'E I.O., 1 Usge. Eatimate furniahed on application
Portland Oregon Call on or addreaa WHITE BK08.,
r, , , ! Oregon City. Ogo
OitEtioN City, June 8, 181)5.
Soul lis and Heals.
SAXTA ABIE sooths and heals the
membranes of the throat and lungs
when poisoned and inflamed by disease
It prevents night sweats and tightness
across the chest, cures coughs, croup, i
asthma, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia, '
whooping-cough and all other throat and :
lung troubles. No other medicine is so
successful in curing nasal catarrh as'
CALIFORXIA CAT-RCURE. The!
enormous and increasing demand for '
these standard California remedies con- j
firm their merits. Sold and absolutely I
guaranteed by C. G. Huntley at $1 a j
package. Three for 5.50. Trial size j
60 cents.
HOT
DAY
SHIRTS.
To wear a stiff, startched white .
shirt during hot weather, pre
venting all circulation of air
around the body, is both un
comfortable and unhealthy. By
wearing
A
Negligee
Shirt
You get perfect comfort, and are
not baked with the heat. We
carry all colors, sizes and styles.
75o to $1.50 Portland prices.
Glass
&
Smith.
The Gothiers.
Money Loaned.
First Mortgages on Improv
ed Farm Property
Negotiated.
We are prepared to negotiate first
Morgaees upon improved farms in
Oregon, with eastern parties at a rate of
interest not to exceed 9 per cent, per
annum.
,Morti;ai;o8 renewed that have been
taken by other companies.
Address with stamps,
Mervin Sworts,
Baker City, - - Oreeon.
SLEEPY, DULL,
iniiKUMi miu iiiuiiibc, im
the way you frel when
Tour liver fails to da
',. v.. it wnrk nronr1. In
, -fc i i --
1. consequence you uf-
t i "'f ,rom mmgration,
uiiiuunca3, aim uy-
pepnia. You nave a don't
care" spirit and a "played
out " feeling, and everything
tire you.
To -t the liver in action.
purify and enrich the blood.
and to strengthen and vitalize
tlie whole aystern, take Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. Having a peculiar
tonic licet upon the lining
membrane of the Mom icli and bowels, it
make a biting cure of all stomach, liver
and bowel disorders. By increaninir the
blood supply, a well an enriching it, all tba
organ of the body arc atrrnfrthrned, and the
nerve are fed on pure, rich blood.
Neuralgia in the " cry of the starved nerve
for food"; ncrvou d. bility and exhaustion,
sleeplessness and nervous prostration are in
most instances th direct result of a starved
condition of the blood. The true way to
cure these ailm'-nt permanently i to take
the "Golden Medical I)icovery," which
was discovered and prescribed by an emi
nent physician, Dr. K. V. Pierce, at present
chief consulting physician and specialist to
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In stitute,
Buffalo, N. Y. If you want a medical opin
ion on your case, write him. It will cost yon
nothing.
A Book of i-S pages on " Diseise of the
Digestive Organs," will be mailed to any
address on receipt of postage, six cents. It
contains names, addrc-assi and reproduced
photographs of a vast number of people
who have b;en cured of dyspepsia, " liver
complaint," chronic diarrhea, and kindred
ailment by the use of "Golden Medical
Discovery."
"UVER COMPLAINT."
Climax. Kalamazoo Co., Mich.
In. K V. PlEKClr. Buffalo. N. Y.:
Drat Sir A few of my symptom were heart
burn and fullness after eating; aomelimea pain
in my bowels and bad taMe in my mouth; somc
timcs I was feverish, with hia flushes over skin.
Aitrr taking your ' Colilen Medical Discovery"
1 was relieved of all these sviupumia and 1 feet
perfectly well. Youn truly,'
:A. B. $teinb&c Co.
POPULAR ONE PRICE
Clothiers,
Hatters and
Furnishers.
Con er First ami Morriann Su
PORTLAND, - ORECON.
H. W. JACKSON,
Bicycles, Umbrellas,
Guns, Sewing Machines,
And all kinds of small ma
chines put in good order. No
"" work to dillicult to undertake.
Prices reasonable.
Shop on Seventh St., near depot.
new england
Marble a'Aranite
Works
CALVIN H. WEEKS, - Prop.
Wholesale and Retail dealers In
Fins Monnmental Wortani Imported Statnarj.
Do not order monumental work until you
obtain our prices, iou will flud for nood
work our charges are always the low
est II any work ia wanted In our
line, please drup us a card,
and we will call with de
ainn and prices,
Sasond and Third Straat ElattPl
Cava Pass Oun Sloomi.
720 Front Street, Opposite the Falling School
Portland Oregon,
FOR-
ABSOLUTELY PURE DJJGS
OOIO
Q A. HARDING.
NONE BUT
OOMPtTENT PHARMACISTS EMPLOYED
Fine Permmsries ail Toilet Articles.
Also a full stock of
IPAIIETTS- OILS ETC
NOBLETT'S STABLES.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ORECON CITY.
LOCATED BETWEEN THE BRIDGE AND
DEPOT.
Double and Single Rigs, and sad
dle horses always on hand at th
lowest prices. A corrall connected .
with the barn for loose stock.
Information regarding any kind or
stock promptly attended to by person of
letter.
Horses Bought and Sold.
Horses Boarded and Fed on reason
able terms.
r. ; . :
Bit
AND -n