Oregon City enterprise., August 09, 1895, Image 7

EDUCATIONAL NOUS
All roiiitiiiiiili iilloiiN Intended for DiIn
column nIioiiIiI h Mfllri'Hii Id Mm. II,
8. (Silicon, (begun C'lly, Oingun,
I'Ol'MY INhilll IK.
Tim a 1 1 1 1 nit 1 IriHlltuiit opined In thi.
KhkIIihiii hi IkmiI bnildlig, Aiikii-1 (llli,
H!ir. Hi-Vi-hly-thriii tciirliiTH ttiirol til
dining llm llrnt day. At noun WiiIiich
tliiy tint ulli'iiilaiirii huh ninety two,
Tin hid fair to hit tin Ih.hI InMiliilK
ever held In I'Iiu'Iihiiihii county.
Pio'cchhs J, II. Ai Ici'iiiniii iiml
Frank HnwitKr, of lVriliind, ani In
utiiiKtom. I'rof. Arki'iiiiun began (In
woik Tui'Hilny inoiniiiK with k1 ttrit)liy .
lln (IcntIIhi! Iiin trip to llcnvcr at
longlli. Mr. Ackeimiiii felt more, llinn
nullhlliil with the hIhx.Ih In Oregon af
ter vlnitlng hiiiiic of tlni Fai-'iin m-IiooIh,
hihI Iiml no denim to ii'ily for u pwdilnn
In another ululii. I In wan eiilhiwiiiMlr
Id ruiMof tin' hruiniftil city of Ienvcr.
There Wi'Mi 12.000 trailiim attending
thi) Niilioniil Aiikoi'IiiIIiiii, hut i' vi' ii that
number (uili'il In makii the town fee in
rrowilcil. "I'll principal buildings arc
of hilik, Mini tin streets paved with
aaphult,' I'liyelcii with every wlicio,
e veil school Irui litTH imcd llii ni dally,
I'rof. Arkcrinun Hki; of the. i n hj i rit
tloli ul tlio HHHorintlon, Ihe, iili'HM iln
lived from atlcii(lanrt) at thn giput 1 -ucatioiml
meeting, would he of iiifaiima-
bll Vulllll to till) teacher. till k III I'V;
iry school ntMliiln Hie teacher, a'nl tlm
IHTHonulily uf teachers will be full
through the ccutuiluH. Teachers who arc,
willing to hike the tumble, to ki-i-p In
touch with (lie leuiliiri In educational
advancement will be foiiml to he the
wlih'-u wake, energetic, succeaitful teach
er of the iluy
(irammar was alno introduced hy Mr.
Ai kcrinnii. lie outlinril the pluil of
Mhii'II'i (crMimiiHrH. Iln read the
preface, of the new text hook, showing
that the inductive m id in to I uac.l.
n i. ,..ii l i..... .i t
in m il iu iiiumv imniv niwniT, pun
to Cover bio liiUi h ground. He would
recognixe faithful efl'orln on the pint of
pupil, paying duo honor to peiaevei
mice, even when unnucceanful. He alno
introduced phyniology.
I'rof. Konniler took up written aiiili- j funbionuhln watering plaien on the (lie
luetic, lie doen not lelieve in teinhing gon count, and vie it ('aM'.riiiu if their
by rule. Fundamental rule nhould he
taught, hut plenty of room nhoul I be left
for originality. Ilintnry wan alno Intro
duced hy Prof. Konalter. He diacutaed
the aduiiniMiratioii of linorge Wu.'hii.,;
ton. Kach great luatoi leal event of th.it
time wan commented upon. The hi
tory drill la invaluable to any teucber.
Mental arithmetic was inttinluced by
Prof. Konniler. He aaid tlie piimip.l
characleriatic of menial arithmetic
nhould lm rapidity, brevity and accu
racy, lie teaclien lliin hiunch without
the aid of a text hook.
Up to Thursday morning 1.7 toucher
bud enrolled their iiamea an follow:
Heaver Creek Jennie Iv Kuwen nnd
Adu Miadinke.
Wilnonville Mr, H. A. 1). Wagner,
Iviim liovce.
Miilallil I'hiiM. M. Ciitli'iiden, Victor
lickcy.
PCOIIH AIIIlN lll'ltllell JlelllX.
Iiiimancu Ft tu M cM n nay .
Milwaukee Annie J Yourg, Ora W,
McLaughlin, T. J. (ituv, Olive A. I. nul
ling, Klgiva Mullitn
Porlhinil Ktiireniu Shelby, Mr. I..
Murnball, Inex Mamhall, N'ru It. Orecn,
Hchnia K llarck
lluhhard Phina McDonald, Fli.a
heth lllig, Alum Uurdni-r, Sliiilcv
Iliick.
Cluckumaa Georgin Kntli, Kmiiiii
Pturchler Alex Tbomnon, Kiln llyera.
llcnaie Wella, Mr A. II. Well.
New Flri Altheu M. Phelpa, Lizzie
ImiuIu.
Aurora Johanna Peter.
Htiiliord Aura 1). Thi'inpnon.
Onwego Ague Nehon, Mary llickner
Luchi A. liethkn, Nrm I. Fox, Ann
ette Pauling, Mary (iloim'ey.
Noble Ague Matlock.
Viola Mra, Kartell.
Carun Kuti! CiiHto.
iMuriiiiun Klaie J. Ta lor. C. K.
Miner, A. II. Ilibbard.
Woodburn Howard Kcclen, W. F.
Dixon, Ratio Storta.
Hilverton J. A. Jcihiiiuh.
Park Place Phoebe A K.I.Iy.
Uliidntnne Madge Hill.
Hpringwator Marv Gut n idge.
Logan MatilJu Heed, M.S. Hamp
ton. Handy Mra. Mary Honch.
Sherwood Hullo Jonca.
Cbumpocg Mra. (!. F. Yerncn.
lOlwood Bert Hemic mou.
ICnghi Cieek L. T. Andi'iion.
Woodntock W illiam Huenli,
SyruciiHe l'tiriiiurin
F'irwood M. A. Lehin.ni.
MiukMburg C. K. Cove, I'.. L. Cole
man .
Heaver Creek K (iintlicr.
Uedland Anna I. Iliciuhothcm.
Highland Chug. Rutherford, (ieor;;
V. Huriington, Iva Hiiinntuii, Teutiio
Maytleld, Souri Muyllolil I) A. Miller.
Canby Holtio Wintermaotlo.
Oregon City IouiHe Kiuiiainl, Arthur
Holdun. Hnrtha Sumner, Fannie (I.
Porter, Kate J. Porter, L. W. McAdaniH,
F. M. Darling, C. E. Burney, S. W.
Holmes, W. Gilbert Ileattie, Hattio E.
Monroe, Helen Taylor, Myrtlo Taylor,
Cora Lemon, KdnetU I'liaee, Sude
Chane, Margaret William, .l:itnio Wil
kinson, Lizzie Gilbert, Musa Harkley,
Nellie Younger, E. M. Ward, Jennie
N'oliln, II, A, Piltcnger, Anniu Mum
power, I.i'Mter M. I.cliinil, Iluttle Coeli
rune, MuMIe Wiggins, I Initio Wil
loughby, (icrmidu N'cfrgur, Mm. Nellie.
Mi'AilaniH, Moll in Iliiiikiim, I). F. May,
(ieorgn I,. Hlory, Ana Hainl, II. H.
Blriingo. Mary ItuvicH, Ili'liiiitlu llnl
ciiinh, I hit li Wcllicrcll,
Ni'llt
The iihiiiu of Mirs A'cllia riii'lpM wait
unintentionally omlt'ed from the lint of
thorn w ho took part in Ilin exercises at
llm Iiml meeting of the 'IVurhiTit' Ami
cbiclon, ut llariiionv, July 27tli. MIhh
Phelps recited "The I. Id- Itoal," In Iiml
china atyle, unit waa heartily applauded
hy the law audience.
Ah I thai liixorl.
Vlaitora to the const will not Iiml a
more coiiifortuhhi unil home-like pluce
ut any of the rciorts tluin at Mrs. A, K.
-loiitn of Pucillc r,.ik Ih-r hotel in
huge, ami ciiiniiiixliiiiiM anil the rooiim
aie cli'iui ami the beds urn ua condor
bible a n one coulil ank. The tulilii in the
delight of the epicure tin well an of the
invalid, unil la aupplicd with all that one
coulil winli. The cDukinu la dune hy
w hill hi'lii under the direct niiHarviiion
of Mia. .Stout and in perfect ion. Tim
limine in surrounded hy the handnoment
liroiinda of any hotel on the count.
Ilemitiful aliade Ireea and hroail luwna
with a rpleiidid collections of roaea and
llowera muke nil IiIuhI plure for out dmir
rei reation, Tlio hotel in ipiite near the
bench, yet incompletely protected from
the IiIkIi wind of the in eun hy treea and
a low nund riitife. From tl'ft u imt win
dowa of the liotiM) n Krand view of the
ocean ninl panning aliipa can he Iiml
The bench la one ol the anient nnd la-nt
plucea on the count lor hiitliinK. Mra.
Ktoiit'i ruten will lie (omul lo lie wry
reanonahle nnd nlie la ever ready to en'
lertain nnd make lier ue-t (eel nt lioinii.
1'aritle 1'ark can he lea' hed by any of
theatreama tliut run to llwaco, where
1 l t I u ! 1 1 u (..! I.
,r"'" """"" r ,,,B 'mr
1 1" h'W luinule run
About one week ago Bert (ireeriman
and T. K. Cowing, Jr., a'arled out lo
make a tour ol the conat on their bicy
cle. They gave nut the fact that they
would make a triumphal vleit to all the
money did uot give out. They returned
Monday from Tilluinimk, bolh ncX and
and worn-out. Bert advinen the Imj if
ny of them have a load to canyon m
birycle over the mountain to Tillaminik,
tinit it would he better t . i U i along
wheelbarrow to tote the baggage ovar
the sleep place.
In the wedding notice of Richard
l.ruoley and Mr. i,.i A. Ilii'lat,
wbich i enn'd lat week, the name of
the bridi nmaid, aliould lute la-en Mih
JeHnemlnw Dutcher, hi'teail of Minnie
Duuehy.
('llHlllail(llil Flnillicrn.
Tli fiillOKingin Hie n-i'iiri nl r. V. II.
I've, necrelarv of the ('linniaiiiiin A.i'Ciu-
lion, us nilttiuilti'il to the liinnl ul
Tm K ai'cocnt.
ilirecliira:
Slinres.
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Snl.l fur ral
Mxi'liiinged lor liuileiiiiK
K'Wlrie liglitn
til iil-loue Ileal l"l. Ah-oi
l iiie Inl In (ilail-lone
Kuni Side Kailuay Co
t'nO"llicle.
work.
111-
Total numliercliiirps nolil ,rrj8
CAHII KH'IUI'T.I.
On stuck ITHft no
Krom ailn in Daily ClintiiuuiiMn . Hi u)
I' nun aianiln ;I ,rU
From Stale Teaelivra' AantN'iaiiuii . (ii 0 1
liiitn receipt. I IM 'i'i
lirouglit over lium Innt ear 34
(Mi note for !) day :ti0 CO
Total receipt
IIIKIIIllinKMKNTS.
Hy imleron treaiurer
Hy ortler on ticket ngent
lluirneil liy groinul iiiaiini;i'r.
t'a-,11 on liaml, Augiint II
Jli .il Oil
I7'rt '.'!)
li'.'i ,"KI
I J7 ,M)
8 HO
Total dinliurnoniiMit SJil!l Ul
I'Nrol.l.Ki TKI) At'l I'l'N rn.
0:. flock t.110 00
(lii ailn in Duily ('litiiitnuiiiaii Ill 00
(In nlaml (H IX)
Total uncollected
t'NI'Alll Ai'Col'NW.
On ornianent improvement!..
On general expenses
$11 1 nO
fl.ltl 15
til 10
Total unpaiil $1117 '."1
In a general way it may bcstutxl thai . 172
sliaren of stuck remain unsuln; hImi, dial ul
Hie ilk) shares held hy Ihe Knil Si, In aj.
way I'o, l.V.'nhari'snre liclil In trust lo he re
sulil fur the henelil of the association. Thin
win originally insiieil ill cin.iilcriiliiii of
$-i'0 expemlnil on rnl'n'ii'' .uu lir
Ihe HN-emlilv. Tliecot ol' the ninliiiii iiim
was $l.'hUX) olus fW.i'O extras mi the .nine,
Cost of talent fur the ansemlil), $7uS t0.
Willi n reasoiiiihle sale of Murk Ihe ii-socia.
lion nill he in gnntl nliiinlnr the ncxl a,
seiuhly. Iiespectlully niiliiuitcfl.
Mil. C. II. H Y IC. See'y.
Oregon City, (Ireuoii, Ac; (I I iu.
Many person sutler from tliM.nlem in
tho'kiilncy ami bladder without know
ing what is the matter wHh them. Tin y
should know that dmnrdem in those
organs if allowed to remain w ill renult
fatally. Dr J II. McLcinV Liver and
Kidney Halm will restore healthy func
tional activity and thus eradicate tlio
disease. Priietfl per bottle. For B.tle
by C. G. Huntley, tint'
The most pleasant lit lie pill for regu
lating the bowels are De Witt's Little
F'arly Kler. Cure sick headache and
constipation. Small pill, mnall done. (',
G. Huntley, Druggist. .
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Hlghot Modal and Diploma.
The Willie Collar Line.
If you are (jolnu to the count you will
not reKrctlf you take the Hti'umeraof Hie
White Collar Line, the Ocean Wave,
Telephone, and Ilailey fJulzert, from 1
Alder atreet dock. They have the!
iipced, comfort iiml oleuiinco that one ex-1 iiH awurve for nil ohntucli), but goen
pec In of a flrnt cIum ateuuier. Their atrulght at it. A frw ahuki fling off
aiutfrooina are a delight for comfort. ' everything on bin bui k, and the rider
ThemeulH nerved at their tuhlea fiiml 1,a" 't ","",1 wf in which to
Ihone at the Hotel Portland and are the b'?nn,'?d Tff
. , ... , , . , , , ,. liriiiich he will cling to or if he will rink
bent 60 cent dinner to be bad on the .. . ,. . . . .
, .,, , throwing hlmw lf nfr. A brdken nm-k
river. Tiuvelra by Ihene nteamera will wou(, Uj0 oin connwjuenco of ro
ll'"' Ibeollicen cllii icnt and accommw-1 maining. Aa for atopping him, nmo
dutiiigun l they paie no pnina to iniiko .' body him well auid that yon might an
the trip for their punncngera pleununt well try to atop a rnnuwny lowimotive
and enioyablc. Thraii houla muke the j by pulling with your walking Mick on
only direct coniid tiona with the rail- t1'" 'u,m''1 aH " to tl'"' k cl6
roa.l at IUa.'o for Heuview, U.ng lieuch, I,l,""t at "n.,-h 8 n"'m"lt t'16 cmA-
1'acllln 1'aik and oilier point on North
la'ncb. Thny alno connect direct with
ihe railroad at Young' Hay for (Jear
liurt and all pointn on (,'lntnop beui h.
I'ligagit checked direct through to any
report.
The Ice cream of the Novelty Candy
Stmt ha won the reputation of the bent
in Oregon C'ily nnd eiiilul the heft to he
bail in Portland. Manufactured from
pureercHiii and nold hv Hit dinh or in
Un.-er.,,.n.ititieM. ( iive it a trial. Next
door to Albright'a meat mitiket.
Fluent water melon in Oregon City at
the Novelty Candy Store,
tallica ut no additional cont.
Served on
lii(li ii'iiileiit Order nf Fnrenler.
The I. 0. F. founded in Newark N
J.
in 1M74. It record la aa follow:
MeriiherMbip WJ.OXIO; reserve fund
l,:ioO,000; paid Wneflciarien, tt.OOO.OC 0.
Average age ol membera 34 year ; death
rate only 5.47 per 1000. There are no
aaaenamentl on death. Write for cir
cular lo Wm. Saniikkho, Portland,
Oregon.
Man Wanted.
A live man wanted in every townahip
in Claikamaa county to introduce
"Diamond Drip" syrup. la a flrnt clan
article and good seller. Good wage to
a rustic r. Address, General Agent, box
44:), Oregon City, Orenon.
BUToiwaa't Fltjr For Ilcccan.
Steveusou'a pity wa a very marked
quality, and it extended to beggars,"
wbich in, I think, to go too far. Ill op
tiuiinm, however, luffered a mdo shock
in Bouth Audlcy atreet one summer aft
ernoon. We wet a stalwart beggar,
whom I refused to aid. Louis, however,
wavered and finally handed bim six
pence. The uiuu pocketed the coin, fur
bore to thank his benefactor, but fixing
his eye on me suid in a loud voice,
"And what is the other little gentleman
going to give me?" "In future," suid
Lonis as we strode ooldly on, "I shall
be the other 'little gentleman.'"
"Personal Memories of Stevenson," by
Edmund Gotuw, in Century.
Hlght la Hit Line.
A man from the country heard some
one talking about tlio Woman's Ex
change. "Woman's Exchange?" ho in
quired, "what's that for?"
"For the exchango of women," said
wag.
"Gully, " said tho countryman, who
looked a though ho was henpecked,
"I'll go around and tee. "Kingston
Froumau,
In the year 1788 that master of tlio
atricul art, Collcy Cibher, wroto, "Ho
that feels not himnelf the ptiasion he
would raise will talk to a sleeping au
dience. "
Iu 764 the cold at Constantinople was
so severe that the Block sea waj frozen
for 60 miles from shore.
Disorder in the liver and kidneys are
responsible for many of the ailments of
Wuimimty, which, when neglected, de
velop into serious and often fatal mala
dies. Prmlcni-e would suggest the
prompt use of Dr. J. II. MeU'tin's Liver
and Kidney Halm to remove the disorder
ua warn us possible, unit restoro the
dineaned organs to healthy and vigorous
uction. Prne fl per bottle. For sale
by C. G. Huntley, druggist.
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal. suya: "Shiloh'a Catarrh Remedy
is the tirnt medicine I have evor found
that would do me any good" Trice 50c.
For sale by Geo. A. Hurtling
Notice.
Application w ill he muile at the next reg
ular meeting ot the city council for a renewal
of license lo sell spiriiunns liipiors in Oregon
City at my present location on Main street,
hctwtrn Fifth and tiixili, for a periml of
-x nionllis. J. W. CHAKLToN.
Oregon (,'ily, Aiur. H, 18!l5.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, 1895-1896.
"TiikUnivkhsity ok Oregon, Eugene, Oregon, oilers freo tuition to
nil PtutlentH. Yonnc men can obtain board, lmlnincr. heat and lieht in
Hip dormitory for 1 2.50 per week. Roomers furnish their own linen.
Young women are provided with board in private families at $3.00 per
week. Young women desiring board should address Prof. John Straub,
Eugene, Oregon; or Secretary Young Women's Christian Association,
Eugeno. The university oilers three baccalaureate degrees, Bachelor of
Arts, Bachelor of Seienco and Bachelor of Letters i with corresnondine
courses of study. Tho following shor'ter courses are also offered: An
English course leading in two years to a business diploma and in three
years lo.the title graduate in English: An advanced course for graduates
of normal schools leading to tho degree master of pedagogy: A three
years' course in civil engineering leading to the degree civil engineer:
A course of two years for teachers of physical education leading to a
diploma and the title director of physical" education. The University
charges an incidental fee often dollars which is payable in advance by
all students. Students holding diplomas from the public schools and
those having teachers' certificates are admitted to the nreoaratorv
department without examination. Those desiring information regard
ing the prepratory department should address the Dean, N. L. Narregan,
Eugene,
For catalogues and information
J. J. Walton, Secretary, Eugene,
or
LIKE A RIDE ON AN EARTHQUAKE.
Tin SaiiMtlira rrxJiird hf mm
Eluphnnt
Ituiinlug Awn jr.
Nothing hnt a rldo on an earth'jnuke
Ofjuld ho compared to the (H'lination of be
ing run awny with by an elephant.
I Nothing atoiia hln wild mnh, and lie
Mi nii'uiK uil rii jijjuilL n Mjj 111 uwcm
tain manlier you can liiako it pur like
a huge grimulkin till the earth ahaken
brtneuth your fi.i-t. When It I afraid or
angry, it aqnciika like an niioilcd hinge,
lint when it cuddi nly jump aftido like
a flea you imagine fur a moment that
the ultimate terre.-triul cataclyuui baa
Oud off.
The Malay never wholly tmnt their
elephant and were nervoua at my fa-
j niiliuntien with mine, a sweet U-mpored
I old female on whii h I nnlo bnndrfda of
I 01 . luring the lnidday halt I nwd
U) call her up, and the would eomo and
I stand with one foot on each aide of niv
! chest aa I hiy on my hack and fed her
with bananas. I wo never angry with
her but once, when she tried to kill the
cook.
On one CKX'Ohion a little elephant of
our party, running behind its mother,
teased her beyond endurance, and she
turned and gavo him a shove that land
ed iiiiu feet uppermost at the bottom of
a deep brook. For two hours he scream
ed like a steam whintle while we were
all engaged in getting him out.
Every night when we reached camp
and tho loads were taken off each driver
would hobble his beant by tying its front
leg together with rattan so that it could
only hop with both together. Then a
huge wooden bell was hung around its
neck, and it was turned loose to wander
in the jungle. All night long tho faint
dong, dong of these bells made a mourn
ful noise around the camp. At daybreak
each driver tracked his elephant by the
sound, often going many miles for bim.
Atlanta Constitution.
THE STORY OF A POULTICE.
Aflf r Tbry Oat It on the Boj Bad Some
thing to Say.
Family discipline is still maintained
in some American families, as of course
it ought to be in all. The Rehoboth
Herald furnishes an instance. A small
boy got a sliver in his foot, according to
The Herald, and his mother expressed
her intention of putting a poultice on
the wound. The boy, with the natural
foolishness which is bound up in the
heart of a child, objected to the proposed
remedy.
"I won't have any poultice," he de
clared. "Yes, you will," said both mother
and grandmother firmly. The majority
was two to one against bim, and at bed
time the poultice was ready.
Tho patient was not ready. On the
contrary, ho resisted so stoutly that a
swiioh was brought into requisition. It
was arranged that the grandmother
should apply tho poultioe, while tho
mother, with npliftod stick, was to stand
at tho bedside. Tho boy was told that if
ho "opened his mouth" he would re
ceive something thut would keep him
quiet.
Tho hot poultice touched his foot, and
ho opened his mouth.
"You" he began,
"Keep still," said bis mother, shak
ing her stick, while the grandmother ap
plied the poultice.
Once more the little fellow-opened
his mouth.
"1
But the uplifted switch awed him in
to silence.
In a minute more the poultice was
firmly in place, and the boy was tucked
in bed.
"There, now," said his mother. "The
old sliver will be drawn out, and Ed
dio's foot will bo all welL "
The mother nnd grandmother were
moving triumphuutly away when a
shrill voico piped from under the bed
clothes :
, "You've got it on the wrong foot "
It in said of Sir John Millais, the
artist, that, given a short brier wood
pipe, it comfortable chair, and a pack of
cards with which to play "patience,"
he is scrrucly satisfied with existence
for tho time bei: g. Millais is one of the
rare prodigies who iituimed distinction
iu later liic. He won .i lactlul for draw
ing when oiiiy ;), nnd nt 11 he was a
student ot the Kyal Academy of Arts.
Iu the l'iiiimss oi I s f..mo he is a man
of siii-pri . .nv y: "'.'o t..sics nnd habits.
adtlress C. II. Chapman, President,
Oregon.
Hume Uiiarillng. I
1'artien ileniring a place to board, on
the electric line convenient to the bind
nefln part ol town can find a comfortable !
home-like place at the Farmern Home,
opposite the Court hoimo. Clean rooms
and comfortable beds with borne cooking
and lublcs well nupplir-d and well nerved.
Meal 25 centn. Give the Farmern
Home a trial.
The Sew Store.
At G. W. Giace'n more on Molalla
avenue, fanners an well as town people
will find ono of the best Mock of goods
in Oregon City to tv-lect from. Living
prices. Country produc handled.
A few of those $100 to $1V) lo'n left,
only a few blocks from the opera house.
Easy terms. Apply lo C. O. T.
Williams. ,
IMPERIAL GALLERY
OreRon City,
Crayons, Enlargements
Photography in every branch.
Children's Pictures a Specialty
Gallery over Mrs. Brier's Store
Main Street.
J. P.
LOWE,
Of Vancouver,
the old reliable
Watchmaker,
Haw located
in
And in prepared to do all kinds of work
in his line. Watches cleaned for fl Each
All work first claws and guaranteed.
Give me atrial.
f- ELLO I-tfr
1800 miles of long dis
tance telephone wire in
Oregon and Washington
now in operation by tjlie
Oregon Telephone and Tel
egraph company.
Portland, Seattle, Spo
kane, Tacoma, Salem,
Walla Walla, Pendleton,
Albany and other towns
in the two states on the
line.
Quick, accurate, cheap.
All the satisfaction of a
personal communication.
Distance no effect to a
clear understanding. Spo
kane as easily heard aa
Portland.
Oregon City office at
Huntley's Drug Store.
J. H. THATCHER, MANAGER,
Portland, - Oregon.
It is eold on troarantee hy all drnr-
glsta. It cures Incipient Consumption
and is the best Cough and Croup Cure.
For sale bv G A. Harding, druggist.
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SHASTA ItOUTE
Of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Express Trains leave Portland Daily.
Sini.h I I North,
6:15 r. H. Lv Hortlilld Ar 8:)a.JI
T:lt r. m. L , Orsirotu'lty Lv 7:1a.m.
10:Sa.m. Ar 8. Francisco Lt 7:00 r.M.
PIKING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
AND
Second-Class Sleeping Cars
Attached to all through trains.
ROSEHITRO MAIL (Dully!.
8:80 A. m. I Lv
Portland Ar
OreuonCity Lv
Roaebiiric Lv
I 4 :W r. m
I S:.MP, M
1 7:00 A. a
9:31 a.m. Lv
b:Mr. M. Ar
West Side Division.
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
Mail Traill, Dally (Eicept Sunday.)
7:80 a.m.
Lv
Ar
Portland
CorvaUla
Ar
Lv
5:.r.M
1. 00 P.M
12:15 p.m.
At Alhauv and Oorvallls connect with tralim
ol Orocou aud I'acitic Railroad.
Express Train Dailv (Except Sunday)
14:40p.m. I Lv Portland Ar 18:25 A. M
p.m. i Ar MCMluuvllle LV IS;50a.m
THROUCH TICKETS
TO ALL POINTS IN TI1K
EASTERN 8TATE3. CANADA AND EUROPE
Can be obtained at lowest rates from L B
Moore. Ageut, Oregon City.
R.KOEIILER,
Manager.
E. P. ROGERS,
Aaa't O. F. and Past. A tent
JOHN A. BECK,
THE
RELIABLE JEWELER
No. 270, Morrison Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
IS STILL ON EARTH.
For general repairing he stands
without a peer. For first-class, re
liable goods his store is second to
none. Trv him I
CHEAPER
TO
OWN
A
HOME
THAN
TO
RENT
ONE.
One to five acre tracts,
Clcated, uncleared and some
net ti fruit. Tlii" property ad
join the Cha(itan'M i grounds
at tiladHione park. It in only
12 minutes walk from the mo
tor line, and vi-ry deHi'raMo.
Ten Acres,
4'. i in cultivation, ulu'lied.
Iloiwe with 4 room. 5 fruit
trtea now bearing an abund
ance of herrie, watered by
creek. Good roads to fort
land and Oregon City. $50.
Two-hundred Acres,
1(W fenced 45 in cultivation,
balance open brntth land. 2
houHe and 2 bams. 0 miles
from town price, W t
acre.
Several pieces
Of improved residence proo
erty, inside. Over 2C0 lots,
iiinide and suburban. Price
from $75 to $i). When you
can buy a lot within a few
blocks ol your work it Ik cer
tainly wise to buy one and ijuit
paying rent.
A No. 1 Stock Ranch.
350 Acres 20 acres in mead
ow, 15 acres cultivation, i
alanlied. 2 houses, 2 barns.
Plenty of running water, Pric
$3250.
Forty Acres
8 in cultivation, 6 acres
slabbed 2iW Irnit trees Bpring
water. 4 miles from town,
Price $1000
Twenty-five Acres,
10 in cultivation, 7 crf;") of
tieaverditni land, excellent
for growing onions. Small
orchard. House W, story, 6
rooms with panriy. Barn, place
all fence'! all improvements
new and goM. Good road
to PortUnil a. d Oregon City.
Only 2 miles to R. K. station.
Crop goes with place if sold
soon. Price, 325J.
Five acre tracts,
Near Oak Grove, on East Hide
motor line. Prho $125 per
acre. This property is witlitn
a short distance of where emjill
tracts are selling at $300 ami
$400 per acre.
Ten acres on West Side,
2,'g miles from suspension"
bridge. 3 acres cleared, small
houe, fine spring water,
splendid place for poultry.
Price only $450. Terms easy.
This is a knap.
Ttrse Pieces of Business Propertr,
On Main street, Oregon City,
improved and paying monthly
rental
Twenty Acres,
Part light brush, balance good
timber. Water by creek.
Farm for fruit, vegetable or
Poultry Farm. 2K mites from
town Goud road. Price only
$050, pnrt cieh, balance on
long time at 0 per cent.
Fifteen Acres,
7 Fenced ana cleared. Gooil
fpring waier. 3 milea from.
Oreiron City. Price, $750.
Five Room House
to rent ; on a level with Mainr
street, and near business part
of the street.
Ten acres on West Side,
?54
miles
from snspenBion
bridire. 3. mile from where
land is selling at $500 to $1000
per acre. This wiil be sold at
a bargain.
A splendid home
In Oregon City, good tw
story bouse, basement, wood
shed, cellar and green house.
Lots set with a good variety
of, fruit trees, now bearing.
Below the bluff and witlifn
half block of Electric Line.
Pi ice $2500.
Apply to
C. O. T. WILLIAMS
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
0
Of
A Sovereign Remedy fir Gajghi
CoIdsXaGrippe and all Affections
orthcThroat. Chest and Lungs.
50ct5.$122
OtNU Tun PmtHd.
For sale by C. O. Huntley.
COURT ROBIN HOOD K0. 8330 A. O. F. OF A.
Meets the 2d and 4th Trl.lavn of each lv.htli
at K P Hall 8 UUP M.
W. B. ClUM, Go. K. WlLKHART,
Chief Earner. Kir1in Dm
I. E. Lawrfnu. J, r. KiNNr
Sub. Chief Ranger. Piuaneial 8ec