Oregon City Enterprise.
Published Kvery Fridny.
CHAS. MliSERYK,
miLlSIIKR ANI I'KOI'KIKTOK.
I'HMCKltTION KATKS,
Our rear, ti 00
8(i month. 1 tv
Trial niliMrlptlori two months, i
A din'om.t of Wceiiln on all mihsf rlptlnna tor
one yi-ar, ii ct'tiu for tix immtha, If pudtti
advance.
AclvcrtUInK ratea given on application.
Catered al the Post Oflice In Ori-sou I'lly.Or.,
a pecoud ciai-a mailer.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1SV.
ASENTS FOR THIS KNTKKTKISR.
evening when several iiiiHrtnt matters don't put tta to the Iroiililo of setting our
will be taken tip for consideration. It is
expected that a full altetuliiiice of members
will be present.
houses in order for nothing,
Cm, I.
KKIH,AX1) HOTKS.
Teachers' Asaoclatton Entertalned-Tractlon .
EiiKlna K mm war, j
Beaver Creek,
Canhy,
Clackamas,
Milwaukie.
Tnlon Mills.
Meadow Brook.
New Kra,
Wllannvtlle,
Park Place,
Gladstone,
Stafford,
Mulino, - -
Cam.
Molalla.
Warqunm,
Euttevllie
Aurora,
Orvllle, -
Eattle Creek,
Damascus,
Sandy,
(Salmon,
Currinsville,
Oherryville,
Marmot,
Pr
t'reeetiit News,
Crksi knt, Oct. S. We have been having
splendid weather.
Load after load of farm produce goes to
market every day.
Teaming of nil kinds is in progress.
I feven or elirlil men are engaged In clear
liKnt.ANp, Oct. 1. Thp nii'i'ting of tlu ing ou , i.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, atu, Mtv ,
Tem'liers' Assiviation at this plaon last , others are rlrnrini; for themselves. A lew
Salurday w as a treat to onr poopKt. In-1 more years of such work will make many
stead of mooting in the suliool house ns ' eomfortahle homes In (his vicinity,
at first intended, it was decided to liold j A genllcimm by the name of Kline lias
the mooting a la picnic, in the grove buck mov,M hi ,1,"lil-v hl,uw owm'a ''
of the Presbyterian clmtvh. The ikv A' Jo"?.. .
1 lite nit ea ins lire i mi .Mr. Junes will
run his saw mill this winter.
II. A. Pittetiuer. nf till iiIai-a Hint Mis
rather late when the teachers were all as- j Kmi,v SmK o( oHUxm ln.
seinblcd, it w as decided to have dinner j ried a lew weeks ago. They have moved
belore the exorcises commenced. A ; on the Wise ltivs.' farm, Mr. l'itteii(ter being
long table was spread w ith tlio choicest I engaged to tench our this winter school, p
fare that our Kedland ladies could got I Mr. Healer, of California, is here visiting
wns very pleasant, just warm enough to i
make the shade agreeable, and as it was
my
ml
'AINS
Back
t'su.illv ttullont,! a tllnrlerortrta Kl.tneva,
and prompt luca-uic i,IUi be taken to
prevent serious iroiililn.
RFMFMRFI? I'lseases can t emv,
I a. illllllul.Hl in t liel r
Wlo.i
Inelnli iii v.
olne lIllllfcCltlllN,
After dinner the Association ear- llis '!',r, Mrs. lliddleson.
, ii. nine
lieo. Kiiiifht I '
a Mather ried out their usual program, and the
Oscar H i.Mimer ....
li j. Triiilluiier j exorcises were greatly enjoyed by those
w.'5SewriTr" j wl, fortunate enough to be present.
Henry Mitev We can promise the Association a
F. 1- Knssell , , ,.
T. M. I'nwa ; '"urn larger auaienoo me next time we
c r' iiowVni i ',H e ,ne honor of entertaining them. It
R. M. Cooper
Inula Itll.Kd
E. m. Harnnaii j teacher ; it can be of no use (or me to go."
K Jeiiniiiirs .,.,, I .,,..1. -
I farmers, instead of saying " I am no
K.
L.J Perdue milch iiood would be aceomnlishoil
- - J. b!V:il?o"t n to the discussions and not-
F. Ci'Ktsch ing the evident desire of the advanced
Mrs. W. M. M'myre , tehn ,Q e(npoy every glIxiiary for
Mrs. M.J. Hammer ! the highest development of the pupil the
Adolpll AsollOti ; notrn,,. Qf ollr o,.hot)!s Willlid mr mnra
I in sympathy wiih the teachers more
The way to build up Oreiron willing to helo instead of criticising
City is to gin, Orejfon t it j people jonr them. Too often thr is nr. mnr
atronatf. thankless lot than that which falls to
A WANING INSTITUTION.
the teacher ot the average country school.
W. Bonny had a narrow escape last
I week while taking his traction engine
To an observing person it cannot but be ; over the -hogback" towards Highland,
seen that the OreRon slate fair is in its de- I u i, . ... ... , . . .,
.- ... , .. ,., . . lV He had a buegy hitched to the engine,
chne. iach year, in spite of the best efforts I ... , .
or the management, the exhibits and at- i aml ln omg up 8'P grade, owing to
tendance become smaller until it is no j 80lnetl"nR breaking the engine became
longer an industrial or financial success. I unmanageable, and the buggy adding to
The era for fairs all over the Cnited Slates j the difficulty, Mr. Bonny barely jumped
seems to be past The world's fair was the clear of the engine before it npset with
culmination of the spirit of rivalry and 1 its accomoaniment of escaping steam,
pride that goes to sustain fairs; and since j The buggy was a total wreck and the en
the close of that greatest of all efforts the vina KLiu ,iumo,i
:n I. .11 I i c: .. -. i : i '
uucirsi in tnc bujsii iLnai lairs ua Plfaouv
decreased. From the best information ob
tainable there has not been a fair in the
United States this year that has been the
success and equalled the interest that such
fairs in former years maintained.
The American people are a quick, emo
tional people, and they soon tire of a diver
sion and want something new. Base ball
and several other fads have had tbeir day,
and the farm and factory exhibits having
reased to be a drawing card, borse racing
was made to be a leading feature of tbe
modern fair; yet that now is eeaslog to
draw. The racing feature has dwindled
into a gambling device in which the fastest
horse seldom wins, and the evil ellecU of
the pool room and its attendant crowd of
disreputable and dishonest toughs, has J
driven decent people away from the races
Another feature in the decline of the fairs I
is that year after year there is little varia- '
tlon in their programs; the public have
tire 1 of them and are now seeking other di
versions The Portland exposition Is suf
fering from this same cause The exposi
tion is fully up to tbe average, and has
Albert Wright, of Heppner, is here
visiting friends and looking after his
business interests.
John Dresher. who has been in East
ern Oregon all summer, returned to his
home here last Monday.
G. C. Campbell will enter the univers
ity at University Park in a short time, to
study for the ministry
Kedland, Oct. 7. The entertainment
given by the Ladies' Aid Society last Thurs
day evening was a success. The chnrrh
was tastefully decorated with evergreens
and bright autumn leaves. The program,
though short, was good, and the music and
recitations were well rendered. At the close
Rev. Mr. Quimby gave an excellent address
to the young people. The prize of the even
in, a nice crazy quilt, was voted to Miss
Helen Taylor, the well known teacher. The
sum netted by theentertainmentwas $.17.80.
j The society bas now enough to buy a good
organ.
Rev. Mr. Quimby, the new minister, and
his aged father were visiting in this neigh-
Superiiiteiulent Shoemaker Is slowlv
building up th Sunday school, There was
quite an increase in number last Sunday.
Horn to the wife of F.oyd Jones, of Clin k
attius Heights, on September 301 h, a son.
Who would not tie proud with two boys in
the family?
Open question How can we expect the
eople to respect the law ill regard to fast
driving on bridges when our road supervisor
disregards the matter himself?
Ol.KANKK.
tl iicglcciol, may !,
DR. J. H. MCLEAN'S
LIVEH !2 KIDNEY BALM
1- whilt votl neml. ft win Pmn J V1,,. m of.
tiers, htilnev Wenkne.s, lirigin'a lii-en-n
ami lH.ilieie pi,,,, t ,,,. K,n j,,.,
S-eeni si inn, rnr IsN.k or Iuhu hen In luo
ami eu it (In n ill- !iv.-lug complaint.
THE DR. J. H. MCLEAN MED. CO
ST. LOUIS, IVIO.
For sale bv (.', tl. Huntley, druggist.
brland IMstrirt.
l.d.ANn District, Oct. !. tjuile a Hum
of the farmer have their potatoes dug while
N() l ICE OK AI'I'OIN r.MKN T.
Notice It hereby given that Hi nmleralKiiail
hav b.wu apmiliiiett by tlio ominty mint ol
r'lHeknmiti cotiutr exeentom of the Ul will ami
tentnttii'iil ! John K .llorn-crnitti,iteetAH,' i.
iKinniia Imvlint eimm tuiilimi 'he iiule ,, John
h. llontM-lnieli. ileei naeil, are llereliy uiitllle.l to
pruaeul tlm aamo ilnlr vurlllvl lur inmi"iit lo
Oiu nnlerln'iii'l or hi IIiu oitieti ol Dmk C.
Ilrowaell, HrvKon t Ity, Or., within an uionllis
I rum dato.
I. AWRKSCK IKHtNi-Clll'CIt and
II. K. llil;N( IU ( II
Ki.Tiitora ol iliuotaio( Julin K, Itornaeliiich,
deceiise'l.
lieiv l'. Mrowni'll, Atlv for cxnctitora.
Iatl suiilvmlair X IsA 0-6-10 II.
i hnrhnnrt lant ThnrWav a,iH Vrlit..
many attractions yet to a mejonty of the p , D k A , , , .
, .. ;. . .. Kev- A. P. Gillette has decided to buy a
people these attractions are no longer of in- k , ... , .. . ....
. . ... ... . 'I ' home in this vicinity lo which he can re-
terest, for they are similar to what bas been ,. . ... . ...
, turn at the close of his appointment in
. 1., , r.,u,r, lUc,c , gomn..rn 0reK011- We ul,dersU1(1 tha,
.in iio.c w iic a rauoai ciianKC in llie , j ; , .
make-up of our fairs and expositions or
they will be forced to suspend by the rest
less desire of the people for new diversions
and excitements.
With tbe failure of the state fair to accom
plish the object for which it was estab
lished, the o,000 given to it by the state
each year is wasted. This, with the amount
given to the district fairs, making a total of
$10,000 a year that the tax pavers have got
to dig np, and the return they receive for
this hard-earned money is very small in
deed It would be far better and be of
more advantage to the agricultural and
manufacturing interests of the state if this
110,000 was expended on the highways each
year.
The post office department has come out
strong against long names and double names
for post offices The department now abso
lutely will not grant a new oflice with a
name of two words, and discourages long
cumbersome names of a single wod To
further simplify tbe postal work the post
oflice authorities are cutting oil the super
fluous word in the names of offices having
two words, and when that is not possible
they merge the two words into one, drop
ping the capital letter of the last word. The
first office in this county to suffer a curtail
ment of its name is Park Place which now
appears on the postal records as Parkplaie.
This new ruling of the post office depart
ment meets the approval of all business
men, for it tends lo symplify correspond
ence and thus saves both timeand patience
Miss Mattie Dempster, of Oregon City, is
visiting friends in Redland.
Invitations are out for a social parly next
Friday at the residence of Mrs. L. Jj. John
son in honor of Miss Dempster.
Rev. Mr. Quimby preached bis first ser
mon here last Sunday to a large and atten
tive audience. He made a very favorable
impression on his hearers.
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong are attending
the Presbytery in Portland this week.
CAKl'S CULLINGS.
Dwelling Broken Into-Thle'es Failed
Make a Han I -Big sheep Drive.
to
others have not commenced,
Adnlnh miller has left hi old home at Da
vid Pen man's and gone to Astoria in search
of employment.
Wm. Rider and family have returned
from hop picking at Independence.
Mrs. l.o'tie Penman made a trip to Port
land last Monday.
J. P. Converse has returned (join Port
lands Fred Itackman, Franit Mct.'nrmacK, and
Walter Rider have returned Irom baling
hops for Oren Killer of Independence.
Mis I.iizie Thomas, of Oregon City, spent
a lew days last weeK visiting at home.
vr. Pratt and family have moved to the
Ed Owen place.
School commenced last Monday morning
in the Inland district with (ieorge mc Arthur
teacher. W'e wish him success.
Joe Cahill has leased the StoKes place
and will soon move there.
Mrs. Alberd Fugle and Miss Fnima Kngle.
of Molalla, sieut a few days here last weeK,
visiting with Mrs. Kngle's sister, Mrs. Kdwin
Jordan.
C. L. Parser, wife and child, of Portland,
were the guests of J. M. Find ley last Tues
day. Havskkp.
Viol Voiclngt.
Vioi.a. Oct. (!. The entertainment given I
at Viola r rlday evening was a grand success
in every respect. All who took part met
with hearty applause. One ol the pleasing
lettures was a duet played by Prof. Ogle ain
Master Willie Healer. The Viola young
people were ably assisted by young ladies
from Springwaterand Iigan. The fan drill
was well executed. Not one mistake was '
made throughout the entire march and drill
Bl'MMONs.
In th Olrrult Court ol tliaSlataof Oregon, lor
Clat'katllaa t'oiiuty.
Catherlna K or her ami Sophia Korher. I'lirUtlna
Kother auj Mary Kuoliar, platulilU,
vs.
A. K. Mark. . F.Mark.Mra. I.. H.Hhlrler, Jams.
Shtrlay, K. J. l.ble., Ji,n c. I'uahiu., K, l.
Aviaiiu, A. J, Ailnnis, Jaeob Atlanta, M.
Ailam., itarrimiu AUaiui, lltitfh AUaina and
Miu Mat (are! Adaiui, dolvmlanla.
To E. I). Adami, A. J. Adams, Jaeob Adams, M.
A'lama. Ilanlium A'lama, Himh Adams and
MUa Mariiarat Adaini:
TN TIIK NAME OK THE STATE OK OKK
gnu. you and aaoh nf yon ara hrrvhr eoni
inandod to tat and appear in ihi abova untitled
court, ou or bxiorn Ilia 4th day ol NovamlMr,
Is-iv. thaaama bring tha Mm day of tha nut
rvKUlar tarm of ial'l onirt, lo ananor Ilia roin.
pl'lulllled avalnit you In Ilia aiaira entillvd
Milt. And II you fall to an appour for want
Iharaol, ilia plainllfls will lakaa dwirwa agaiust
you and raeh ol you lor Iba raiial damandad lu
ihe poiupialut, to-alt:
Thai yui and aaoh "f ynu Im darlare't anil da
eraed lo have no Interest or etau In ilia loliow
Inn daicrllxxl hal eataio, Iluata4 lu l larkauiaa
comity, tiregoii, lo-wlt:
Befttutilng at tha aonthwat eoruer of tha Io.
nation lAttd t'lalm ol John Xarka ami rranrla
Marks, hu wife, balnf rlalm Nv In Town-
ahlp 4 soulli, Kanaa l Kat; thonoit Knal ll.'O
ehalu.; Iheucv Hontli &.'i ctultia; thenoa Knl
J4 rhaliia; ihcnoo North 'AMI elialui l"ih""iith
entt corner ol land i"w owne'l hy t'hrlittan
Koeher; thaiieu Wa.1 Vi.17 rlialna; tiieueu rtoutti
l II chain to Iho plai a ul buKinning, contaiu
Iuk so aerei, more or la.a.
And that you and each of you be forever vn
Joiuud from aiaertiug any claim or Intvreal In
the.anie; and lor mrli otbvr and further rollel
a shall tia meet ami pnipar.
Thin -umnioui it publiahed by orttar of Hon.
K. I). Stietlurk. Judau ol Iba ( Ircilll court ol
j Multuoiuati county, Oregon.
I 11. K. t IIOS",
Attorney lor Pialntlira.
Vade at ( hsmbers, Auenat Jolh, imS.
Ilated.-Hiawmhvriilh, Ivj.V v l:l:KVi!l
SUMMONS.
In tha Circuit Court of tha 8 tale ot Oregon for
the Couuty of Clackama. ,
Anna II. Duncan, Plainllir, va. Edward II.
Dillioaii. lieleudaul.
To Edward II. liuncan, dofendaul:
TN THE NAME OK THE (STATE OK ORE-
Prof. Ogle furnished the music. The solo. i,ar lu tl e abova emit ud court oo or heloru
by Mrs. Huwlcv, of Ixigan, could not have i M,""11r .N"'"l"b,,r 4lh' ""J'' "
, .- h ' j complaint Hied aKalnal yon In the alxiveanlltled
been improved upon. ; ,,,11, or , walll n,er,i the puiutul will tnku a
Rev. Quimby, the new Methodist minis- "'roe aalii.t ym lor Iho rebel demanded In
. ... .. . . , the complaint, lo-wlt: hor a decree dloolvlng
ter, preached his first sermon at V tola last I the bond, ol aintrlinony existing tietwueii yon
Sunday. All who heard the sermon were "'V1 lh J'1"1""". ""'I '"r the iu.to.iy ol the
,, , , ... . , , , j nilnor children oi sul'l inarrlaK.'.
well pleased with It and with the speaker's ! lhla uinmona I- puhluhe.1 by nrdnr of Hon.
T. A. Mcllrlile, Jii-Ik" of the .'til Judicial dltlrlot
of the Slate ol Oreg m.
i.KO. C. I1UOWNEI.L, Atty for I'ltrT.
Dated HepL U tl U U)-2.'i.
manner of address.
J. Heater and family visited Prof. Ogle at
bis home in Molalla Sunday last.
Miss AllieGale, of Oregon City, has lieen
vi-iting friends at Viola the last few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Eakins, of Rutledge, Ore
gon, visited J. R. Heater's family Saturday
and Sunday.
Dr. Karten's new building has received a
neat coat of paint. A. B. C.
The world's wheat fifteen years ago came
one-fourth from the United States Today
only one-sixth is grown here The world's
wheat fifteen years ago was all grown in
thenorth temperate zone. In the last six
months nearly one-fourth of the British im
ports of wheat came from Argentina and
Australia.
Oregon City can be congratulated on be
ing one of the few towns of Oregan that has
maintained a live, active board of trade
through the late hard times. The board
has been in existence over eight years and
it has been one of the chief factors in the
building up of Oregon Cilg. During all the
hard times no decrease in the membership
bas been sustained, new members coming
in to more than make good the loss by
withdrawals. Now that there is a prospect
of a revival of business, anil with the pres
ent solid growth Oregon City is having,
there is a greater incentive than ever to
push the work of the board. Tbe next reg
ular meeting will be held next Monday
Caris, Oct. 7. Delightful fall weather,
but farmers look auxiouslv for rain, as little
plowing can be done w.th the soil so hard
and dry.
At present writing a Hock of 1000 sheep is
being driven through Cams on tbe way to
Troutdale.
Father Worsham, of Oregon City, form
erly a resident of this place, spent a few days
with his daughter, Mrs. W. W. May.
Grandma Skeed, who has been ill for sev
eral weeks, makes no progress toward re
covery, but lies patiently waiting the sum
mons to "pass on.'- Grandma has many
warm friends in this vicinity.
Mother Abel is able to sit up after severe
illness, hut is still very weak and feeble.
D. S. Morse, Will Moore, of Cams, and
Fred Myers of Oregon City, took a trip into
the mountains last week to hnut and fish.
They were gone from Tuesday till Friday.
Were not fortunate In securing game, but
caught a few nice fish and bad " lots of
fun."
Messrs. Hosford and Knight, of Canby
paid our little burg a visit last Thursday.
The former came to look after the apple
crop; the latter to transact business for Mrs.
Crowley.
W. W. May and wife and daughter Ber
tha went to Dayton last Wednesday, return- J Deadman, Anno
ing haturtlay r. M. Dickinson, May
Mrs. Myers, of Oregon City, is spending a Knight Mattie
few days with her relatives, D. S. Moore and I Lwnlwell Mildred
.,ii 1 . .
Beaver Oreek Breezes.
Ukaver Ckkkk, Oct. 6. Wm. Owens and
Wm. Grissenthwaite took some horses to
Portland and sold them on last Monday.
We did not learn the price they received.
Mrs. E. H. Cooperand children, of Carus,
spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Miles Rowen, this week.
Rev. Shields, of Portland, preached at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday. His ob
ject in coming was to see if he could not
supply this charge with a minister; the
place being vacant since Rev. Kirkhope re
turned to Sau Francisco.
Mrs. Kdwards is having a well dug on her
premises. Dan fcvans end John M. Jones
are doing the work.
Mrs. Williams, of Seattle, is visiting
friends in this community.
Fine weather for traveling, but not very
good for plowing.
Ask Mr. Rowen where he got his nicely
matched team.
better List.
The following is the list of letters remain
ing in the post oflice at Oregon City, Oregon,
1:30 P. M October , 1805:
mkn's list.
Baflord, Frank
Barrett, E 0
Creegnn, John
Kllis, W T
Grossman, M
Hoehn, Geo
Hughes, W P
Jackson, Neil
Jones, (i W
I.a Mar, II W
McDonald, Win
WOMEN S MAT.
Schroder
McCethie, John
Martin, FJ
Miller, E M
Nice, Phil
Roberts, JarrPtt
Rockefeller, M E
Smith, W h
Voigt, August
Walker, Frank
Warner, A C
Bl'MMONH.
In the Circuit Court ol Hie Mate of Oregon lor
the County ol Clackamas.
Daloy A. Vi'liltmore, I'lnllillir, vs. Helm M. Whit-
more, uuicminui.
To Kehn M. Whltmore, the above named de
fendant:
TN THE NAME OK THE STATE OK OKK
1. Kn, you are hereby required to apgiear aud
amwer the complaint of plaintiff herein on or
Dimre Monday, the rourtn day ol fiuVHinher,
A. I. IK'iJ, the lame belug tbe llrat day of the
next regular term of the aald court, aud If yon
(all so to appear or amwer the plainllir will
uppiy to the court for the rello. praved lor In the
complaint, to-wit: For a decree dliaolvlug the
Douua ol matrimony tximuig between heraull
and defendant and foradecreeot divorce herein
and lor bur ooata and disbursement, aud lor
uen inriner ann otner reiiet e to this llouora
ble Court may leein Just and proper.
Thin fttimmoui ig publiabed by order nf Hon
T. A. Stephens, Judxe of thu fourth linllrlal die
Irlet. UKO. C. HKOWNKI.I,,
9-13:10-25. Attorney lor I'laiutlfT.
Dated tliift 12th day of 8 ipiember, lS'Jft.
M'MMON.H.
In the Circuit Court nf the Htate of Oregon, for
me i niiuiy oi uiacaaiiiae.
Ida Klnsrd, Plain HIT, va. I. II. Hlnard, I)e-
lenuniii.
To I- II. Itinnrd, aald defendant:
TN THE NAME OK THE 8TATE OK OKE-
1 gon, you are hereby rnoiiired to aonear and
aiiawer the complaint lllud avalnst you In tbe
arjore ontmeq milt in said court on the nrat day
ol a term 'hereof to bo rwuuii and held next alter
nix we-ks Irom the publleitlon of this munmona
iiameiy on the 4in day ot November, IH'.i.'i, and if
you fall so to awwnr aud aimwer. for want there
of, the plaintiff herein will apply lo the court
lor tnereiieinemannea in the complaint herein
which Is for thedliaoliitlon of themarrlaveeou
tract dow exlitiug between the nl .lMtlir and
defendant herein, and for auch other and further
equitable re. 1st rut it prayed for In said com
DlHlllt.
Thusummnns ii niibinned by ordor ol T. A.
Hlcphena Judge ol the circuit court ol the state
I uregon lor Mii tunman county. lonrtli ludt'
del (Jintlct, made and dated tun, .Kl day of bent,,
IMS. W. H. IiollY.NM,
C1.AKKNCK COl.E.
9-13:in-25. Attys. for Plaintiff.
New Goods
Modern Prices.
family
Edwin Howard was greatly astonished
one day not long since upon returning from
the field in the absence of bis wife and
daughters to find that his bouse bad been
thoroughly ransacked; bureaus emptied of
their contents, closets investigated, even the
beds overturned by some party evidently in
search of money. Of course tbey were un
successful, for Carus farmers pay their
money onl faster than it conies In; so, I
please, Messrs. robbers, take notice and
Mrs W
Kmith,. Mrs W k-3
Htnitli, Miss Annie
Webb, Mrs Susan
Mack, Mrs Farah J
If called for state when advertised.
8. R. GREEN, P.
M.
Wedding stationery, the latest style
and finest assortment evr brought to
Oregon City at the Entkbpkihb office.
A splendid selection of men's, ladies'
and children's tan shoes at Charman A
Son's.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking: Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Francisco.
orner brocerv.
V J J
Complete Htock of
Fine Family Groceries,
Try my extra
Choice Tea.-sa32
Richard Freytag.
Main and Fourteenth Streets.
I'oino, Hi'onml I 'i' conviiicoil tlutt I Imvp tlio liirgcnt timl
lnHt seloetcil stock of M illiiiccry In tlm city, Also ft full
lino of Dry (miikIh, r,mlii'H' and ( 'liililrcn's umlcnvnir and
horiicry.
No trouble to show goods.
E. E. MARTIN,
I'oiiiini'iviiil lliiuk Work, wi door to PoHtolliro.
pr.T.T'.T.T.'T.r'.tr.T.'rjT'.'1'
SCHOOL SHOES
'.T.T.T.Tjrr
FOR
STRONG
STYLISH
SHAPELY
School Children
Should l"1
Wr have Iheiti
at price front
WFI I .MAHF WELL. FITTING. WELL-WEARINQ '1
$l TO $2.
Krausse Bros.
jT."rir."r.T
tl w.
Y
V.
A. I
.T.rr.Tr.T.r.r.rrr.r.T.T.T.r.Tr.T.r.rr.'!
'UTROW
..Donlor in..
STOVES, TINWARE, 3
PUMPS,
HARDWARE.
Main Street near
the Court House.
Artistic
Mill inery
L'lre Assortment of Liti'st Parisian and
New York fVsigns of Trimnutl Hats,
C'lfant-d.
Ohtrich Ft'iiiliim PvimI iindllnri'd. Kid (SIovvh
Huir Work in nil its Itrutii'hiR.
220 First Stre. t,
Portland, Orison.
o:tsn Mactnc!i
Anil all Aremiorlea.
U hire. Standard
And Other.
r. n. lecilt k Co.,
!i Ktrtt Htrrvl,
i, 'or nnlnii'ii.
F. IT. CIIOWN,
u.ir
I t II.KH IN
luaro :
:- 11:1 1 Stoves
: K'.rv H-ri-.'l.
rri;iitii1, or
1. nvr! rv;
u a uni.MMi
FUKNITURE
f';irit Shudt'H,
l,iic CiirtniiiM,
I'ortii'rt-s, I'te.
171 Klrr utrci-t,
175 Knuil .trt.
CLD3 & KING
liflT ttPtil
C.'.PL'S AND...
JACKETS'
Mh It Wiulilnirtnii n
The L. & Z. Swett Co.,
Nrw and Hfpnnd lUml.
Tumlturs, Cnrpets, Deciding
and Stoves.
201 A 203 Front, 202 Tuylur St.
At the liout laii'lin.
Gr-J:a i Kcciltr, j
rri'MTij'tii.n
ni'U""iHlH
M ''I'll M i, ii .1
F.iinily Ea. (Jounliy
Tradt Soli'ii'.cd. i
Dr
t C. Drown
Hooks
Stoart 4 Tnumiison Co
2(iil & 271
Morrinon Sir et.
Portland.
iil'LES Abstracted"
A rid Kilnmnlerd by
Tie Title Gnarantee
4 Trost Co.
ctintnlier of f'om
mi'rce fliillillriK
JOHN V, WAXNKR
Mocha Corree Parlors
Ml Third Htri'ft,
0,p Oinlrity J lirntr
IlKUT
I5C
1.1313a, Well! 4 Co.
Ililnl A W,i-liliiiit',n
LyO and Up,
8urr;(.ou. ;
.lriv.i I' 'li t
n.iil l''i. i li . ln- t
I'.'i Ki't ;n ft
LM'ls Ert,
Dry 6o3:'c
Ililnl rlt ;
LtADbm
OF LOW
I'RIOEO.
Jno L Clinc
Wntcli
Makir.
221 Firt Stirct.
All Wi.rt Ilrt.'l.
I'rici'd ,iiw.
Denver
Kitchen
.inVO'l I L't l I
! Cur
V. i
Fr
:i.
.ot.
;i-i:
Side
Kivi-n are fur ri'fcrenco
mice of country ami
Tim iiiiiui H uf tlm
rkA-AiM i 1 1 .
1 rui iicinu t i'r t
) Business Houses In n;
mid fuid-Miihurlian
,.'.L'!::s
i' i in
ul'
hiiyt'iH. Tlioy iiro
r'(;oinnii'ndi)d n h reliii-
i.i,. r,r...r. .,. ,i...,t I
in in.- iir ,i:,ii , nil.
GUIDE.
HI'K ItAMONA Iciivr or"ii I lly V A
2 nml 1 1. M 1'i.ril mil 7, 11 A M mi l 4 1'
KASTHIliK KI.KCillli.'OAIt'l l.cnvc 1'i.rtlitiil
Mii'l Orifi.n I lly nviiry III iiitiiuli-h friun 7 A. M,
B00kS nnd
Stationery
GILL'S.
M mid AMrr Rm.
lu::ci!lt::s
LlW,l!l'l(l xl.ll "II -t ,
Hardware
Avery it Co.
82 Third St
Nenr'Onk
MEAL
IN TOWN.
. OIiIiipk! Km ploycil
LADIES'
W'i'H, Switches
'I mid iSanjrs.
! Aleo Utinls wigs.
Hot our Prlcm.
j I'ariH Hair Storo
j i)8Whlni:UinHt.
F.E. Beach & Co.
Doiile ,n I'. ire
PAINTS AND OIL
AllJ OnnerHl Billlilluir
M.it'irUI.
. E. C'irn'ir Hr-t ami
i-t'irk Htri-.t.
Oppniite L.d I Hurl
Til Ion's Hituk.
Finest Photos
$1 Per Doz. at
Mesarvey's
Gallery.
lfiSJ Third St.
JohnS.Ma'kCo,
82 Sixth St.,
Photographic it
Mnirjo Lantern
SUPPLIES.
Newcit ThlriKi
lu
Wall Paper
Prices to suit
the times.
Stlof1M A Mortis
WJ Third 81.
Send for Sampler
...C...UWNH POTTER,
GKOCIiK. Ar.iH.ic I
1 17 ri.lrd Ut. Photographer. !
I'ino valued in p) ,(, if !.:,() pnr'
TeilH it Cod'ens. (o. K,i.,U W(lfU, i
E. H. Kociccse4Cfl iiiiliiiiT"'
WALL PAPER Firnt St.,!
EOOID MOOUIiteS, Where car tlm
PallltS. OlIS, TheheHt place
Broslies, Etc, f"ra vH ,i ii,, !
2!)8 Atilcr Htriret. HeaHoillllllcpl'iee '
Hooks Itoilirht, (;liniin'i iiUi-bfur !
Soi l and Kx- PiounF.8, FnAMta,
changed at Artist's Materials. I
the lieniHtein'H
Old Hook Store Art Store.!
al'r"hlr,.1lH,, OTW-I.H.KI....H... I
""r ll.'twuiiu (111 Jl 6th I
Freeman Ccffce House
CnfTo. tenor chnnolHln ...
Iloin ni'l plui nj W3Q63
The areata anil milk To Itook ('mivnor.
U froin hit ranoh. ailiirt-M with
WT:-.,B ro'"a,,-
w.
H. JJkAKK,
DENTIST
NltroaiOrlde km for the puliiiemi extraritlon
ol teeth
All work warranted and prl' en reaxoimble.
Room 3, 4 and 8, aoulhweat corner r and
Morlnun atreeta, 0 m- r K i, ild nif,
Portland, Oreiron.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
two acreB near Park
Iloufie and
Place.
J. K. GROOM, Oregon City, Or
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