miaow NK.WN,
llarluw'i Klrnt Yr - A WKn Nnii
llUrkumllk Hlwi Itur ntxl - Hop
Yftnli Aliaiiiluiird.
mul
IUhi.ow, Or., Nov. Jit. IJkkkndant
"Winm. III tho Jury trial In JiihIIco
IIiiihI'm court, of Aurora, Mallinwo vh
I.HlIiN'inin, (or wuki'H, with J. I',, Murkn
lit tor 1117 (or iliiliitll!', unci Attorney I In If,
of Wixxllmrn, for Vfiiiidiiiit. Homo
tlino K" Mutlio w h wit uinploycd liy
I.hIIik'vimi im cook, with tvuukn lit f 1 5 ti
HXItltll. Illlll llll tllO HKttlllllll'Ilt WltH
niHilit Ml Ma leaving nil win nutUlm'tory
wlmn hu Htiulii enturml Mr. I 1 1. H-iin '
employ. Nothing wild nulil ulioiit th
amount of whkch to Im uiil for bitvIi ch
hh tlm liitUir thotmlit Muthiiwi xpucUxl
till) HUMID illlllllt KM llU Illlll ri'l'lllvdl
formerly. Wlmn time of Hxltli'inmit
fiimit, howuvor, MuthewH Iming oflVrwJ
fin month, rWui"l to take It, iIciiiuimI
Inn $1 tin v for liU Norvii'im, honi'ii tho
milt. Tin Jury rinilcriil a vnnlicl allow
ing plulnlifr IW ci'iiU a day, ami throwing
cokUoii liim.
(liniiHiMii Vv Horn. Mr, llmiry
KucliiT, of Murk' I'mirlti, no proic
xft for the cultivation of hop in the
future. (KiiiHcoiiiiiitly lina grtililwd up IiIh
hull Villi' ftllll IlloWtxl tllH llvlll fur th
cultivation of produrtM more rolltuh!o.
Mr. Kot'lmr Iiuh Imtii ft vnry niimwiful
lioik'rowir, Imving (iiiihnrktul ill the
huitiiii'M shortly lifter tho high irlc)
of 40 fli'lit per pouml, unil Iihn riM'tilvi-d
ulwy tho tup Hgur, never milling for
lea thiin tl.'u' I'viita, that lining tin year
In coiiHeiiiieiu'D Mr. Kocher Iium mailt'
qniti) nun of money In that hiiaine
veuturu. Ho Id f nr-i l i t , mul while
lm Iihn heen aucceanful, feulw that the
protipei'tH for tho aiilo of hoi in future it
not ftt all iiiicournging, nil lie believe
in not diking chum-en In "inking good
money for iincertuiiitic.
1 1 K Hah to IJriT In the limitution
nit of A. K. Mark vh JameH I. Doiier,
tried before Judgo Hitler here laHt Satur
day, the Jwlgo remlereil ft (IiimhIoii in
favor of the plaintiir. lie held that
while Ihedefeiidaut had reliliiiiihl lila
rittht to tlm farm, hu had right to wca
py the building thereon, and that Hi nre
tho required notice hid lwu nerved UK)ii
the defendant, he rendered his verdict
that the defendant ipiit the place accord
Ing to the contract. Attorney (iregg, of
I'ortland, ftcted for the prosecution, with
Attorney CmnpMl, ol Oregon City, (or
the defenao.
A IH'N-AwAY Boy. AaaiaUnt Buper
inteiident ltryint, of the at ate reforin
chool.rame down Monday morning on
the look-out for run-away lad. The
bov' dcHcription wan left with Kd 3'.
Miller, our station agent, and to hii
mirpriao in the afternoon Uie boy ap
peared, lie iiiiiiMdiaU)ly took the lad in
hand, giving him Rome good advice and
allowing him hie folly, and Im finally
consented to return to the achool. Mr.
Miller Ihen telegraphed to Superintend
cnt Itryant, and anangeinnt were
made to take him to Huhmi on tho 19
p. in. overland. The lad imUl bin name
waH Alonxo I'-opple, aged 10 yean, ami
wan aoiit to the reform ariiool from
Canyon City ahou three weeks ago, his
trouble hat in- aroee from killing alieef .
Mimical Tkicat. Not a few fioople are
looking forward totlio production of the
mimical extravagant. '"Ncwiiort," whld
will take place in Columbia luill Fatur
dny evening, followed by grand hall
and mipor. There are twenty-three is
the cant, all well up in theii rrnpective
hi-Ih, in unit- and comedy, and will furniHk
mirth enough to remind all ' bo attend
of the o-riiKion (or the next fortnight.
Price being opular, together with the
dance and welWtpread table, insures a
packed bonne.
I.iTtliAKY Novk. The quonUon for
dehitte lant Friday evening waM, "He- J
oolved, Tliat tli elut elect the United
State aenalor by the direct vote of the
people," and in conHequonce drew a
lur'e crowd, notwitliHtHiulinK the liii'li'in
cncy of the weather. Mr llmiry Hmlgea,
preHidin in the absence of I'reHident
Marka, culled the mot-ting to order. Heci
till Ioiih and HongH by different meinberH
were heartily encord, mid iollowod by
Ibo debate, wl.lcli wan led by Will Tull
allirmutive, and Cary M. HnniHby nega
'tivo. Other uble Hpeukera followed, and
in all it wuh conxidored ono of the hot
lent contented debate had during the
ecHBion, the verdict of the judges being
fuvor of tlie negative. LaHt, but not
leant, the programme and debute, for next
Friday night will be even more intereHt
ing than the preceding one, the Judiei
being brought in on a question in which
they can dhplay their ower of oratory,
the question being "Love vermis (iolii."
Totally Dkhtiiovkii by Finn. Pro)
ertv valued at fHOO, and iiiHiired for only
$500. Tho town of Durlow sustained
the lofw of a thriving industry in the
burning of 0. W. Quint's wheelwright
and blacksmith shop. The fire wua dis
covered near the forgo, about 1 :45 this
morning, by Mr. John Mollott, who gave
the alarm to the townnjiooplo, and soon
a groat crowd bad gathered of men,
women and children, half and hurriedly
clad. At one time It seemed as if the
entire block would go, but by the heroic
efforts of MoBgrs. W.W.Irwin, W. B.
ItamBby, William Bauer, J. Mollott, C.
M. Rumsby and others, they succeeded
in saving the dwelling owned by Mr. W.
Allen, some thirty feet distant. Had
this building caught, it certainly would
Jiflve puzzled (be veil tiiough quickly
organized bucket and ladder brlgiub) to
have known what would bavo been the
rcmilt, Tho building and content were
dentroyed, and a well-equipped manu
facturing IndiiHtry Is now In bkIh-h. Tho
building wan a two-Htory Hlructiire 21x50
feet, Tho lower floor was lined for the
IiiihIiidhh, wbllo the upM-r wan a well
llniHlied hull. Tlie Ioh ia fully twill, und
a detailed Hlutcuient may IncreuHo this
amount, Tlie liiHiirunco In $,'(K), in the
(icriiiuu-Amorlciin IiiHiirunce Company
of Now York, divided a follow: f.'IoO on
building, and 1 1 r0 on tool and Htock.
The origin of the flro i unknown, but
tlio theory Is that It cuugbt from the
forgo underiieuth by beating through to
the plunking, a the day preceding a hot
lire w kept up all day, Mr, Quint
ha Urn sympathy of his many friends in
hi uiilorlunuto Iohi, j
I'KHHONAI.S. J
Mr. Ike Millet, a proHx-rou farmer
and hopgrower near lloon'a Ferry, wu
tranmu'tliig biiHineH in llurlow Tueixluy,
accompanied by hi wife.
Kx-Jildgii W, 1. White, of Oregon
City, ii vlnlting at the llurlow reHidence,
I'r. Canto, count v grange lecturer, wus
vinitlng the lodge here Saturday.
Mm. Thulium 1'uney and little Mabel
Npelit neveral day In I'ortland and Ore
gon City, viniting relative.
Judge Hitter wua attending legal bum-
lien ill town Tllemhiy.
(Niiintable Wollnr, of Needy, wa wen
uiMin our itrccl Saturday.
Attorney J. K. Mark wa doing btini-
nen In tlie county neat Monday.
Mr. Cliri Kocher. of Mark' I'rairio,
wa in town Natuniay.
Mr. J. Noo, a farmer near Needy, ac
companied by Mr. Noe, wa trannacting
bunlnen in town Saturday.
Mr. (icorge Swift, of Portland, wua the
guentof Mr. and Mrs. William Harlow,
Thumday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Italy ami Warren
Italy were panei)gers to the meirooliH
Tuenduy.
Min Iiennio Sheppard spent several
day of (hi and last weel in Oregon City
and rortlaud, viniting frk'nds.
Mr. and Mrs. Cans U. Harlow were in
Oregon City Friday,
State Insurance Compiiny I'ollcle.
The State IiiHiirance Company, hav
ing gone into tlie hand ol a receiver
Andrew (1. Mulsten. the only authorized
agent for Oregon City and Clackatnaa
county, has made arrangements for
change of policies with J. A. Thayer
representing a leading English company
and II. T. Hladen, representing the
Hartford and other leading American
and Kuroan companies.
Bring In your policies to H. T. Bladen
in Harvey Cross's oflice, or to J. A
Thayer's oflk-e.
Andhkw U. Malstkn.
Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. 21, 1805,
Kcv. Inane Dawson, who for the past
year lias nail cliarge ol M. lain
ICplncopal church of this city, will soon
leave for Albany where be will conduc
service in a church in that city. While
here Hov. and Mrs. Dawson have made
many friends who will be sorry to lone
them from our midst.
Disorders in the liver and kidneys are
reHponsihle for many of the ailments of
humanity, which, when neglected, de
velop Into serious and often futal mala
dies. Prudence would suggest the
prompt una of Dr. J. II. Mclx-an's Liver
and Kidney Balm to remove the disorder
a soon as poHHible, and restore the
di waned orguus to healthy and vigorous
action. Price $1 per bottle. For sale
by C. G. Huntlev, drucgist.
F'rank P. Welch, dentist, graduate of
ental department of the University of
Pennsylvania, will Ire in Oregon City
ait ice inurniiny ot em-n woo k ; reniniixter
of each week in Portland oflice, room 77
IK k 11 111 building.
Tho only original, regular ten cent
cijr,ar sold for a nickel is tlie KermesHO,
sold only by
E. E. Williams, tho grocer.
Deputy Slieriir Moody sold one bun
(I red and sixty acre of land at the court
house door lust Saturday for $(12 to Hat
isfy ajudgment hold by John II. Hick
man against Eva A. Eaton. Tho land
is situated near Hull Kun, and a mort
gage already hangs over the property,
which takes precedence over the judg
nient.
The Shakers have made a dUcovorv
which is destined to accomplish much
good, ltoalixing that three-fourths of
all our sufferings arise from stomach
troubles, that the country is literally
filled with peoplo who cannot eat and
digest food, without subsequently suffer
ing pain and distress, and tnat many are
starving, wanting to mere skeletons, be
aiiHe their food does them no good, they
Juive devoted much study and thought to
the subject, and the result is this discov
ery, of their Digestive Cordial,
A little book can lie obtained from your
druggiHt that will point out the way of
relief at once. An investigation will cost
nothing and will result in much good.
Children all hate to take Castor Oil,
but not LAXOL, which is palatable.
The U. S. Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all other
A I'luneer I J one.
J' oI, at hi ri-Hldence in Canoinah
on Thumday uiorniiig, November
Jumes K. lilnghain, aged (17 years,
uionlhs and I'S duy. Tho funeral
nurvli'c will tuko pluco Sunday from
the family renldence at 2 u clock p. m
and will be conducted by Hv. A. J.
Montgomor, anninted by Oregon Iodgi'
No. 3, l.O.O. I-. of which he was a
member, tlie interment being in the
Chiii-hhIi cemetery. Mr, Kingman hud
not been well for some weeks pant but
on Wodiicnduy be appeared to bo In
lltiiinual good npirit and felt better than
for some time pant. At 4 o'clock in the
uftcrnixm bo started to leave hi house
und while on the steps fell forward and
wa unable to rise. The fumily and
neighbor quickly carried him in and
placed him In bed and summoned a
pliyniciun, but he wan beyond help and
gently (-caned to breathe at 12:15 o'clock
that night. Ho sull'ered great puins in
lil stomach but was corinciou to the
very last and calmly talked to his
fumily and friend giving direction at
ho winded and bidding them all good
bvo.
Mr. liiiiKinan cume from Ohio in '61 and
nettled at Caiii-inah where he has resided
ever Min-.m. Ho was a contractor and
builder, ami formed a p:irtnerhip with
the friend of hi boyhood, Jos. Hedges,
add tho firm of Hodges A liinginnn wan
fur 10 years one of tlie principal contract
or of Oregon City, and many of tlie bent
buildings in the city were enctod by
them, as well a other outside work
Mr, Hingman wa man uf firm integ
rity ami honesty, and no jierson ever
had occasion to question either. He
was a man who made the world better
for being in it. His Iohs is deeply de
plored by all who knew him. He leaves
a wife and two daughters, Mrs. Geo. La
idle of Mt. l'loanant, and Mrs. Tho.
Duhnon of New burg, to mourn the Iohs of
a kind husband and fatm-r.
Klectrlc Hotel Arrlrals.
If any of your friend come to Oregon
City you will And them at the Electric.
Itelow are some of the recent arrivals:
John F. Caples. Portlund.
ii. Adains, Portland.
Joe Ijwennlein, Chicago.
Ed llanshaw, San Francisco.
A. M. Gibson, Boston.
E. Lanirford, Portland.
Walter Lyon, Suloin.
M. E. Bain, Barlow.
Jos Noble and family, Portlaad.
E. Willey, Cliebalem Valley.
W. K. Cadv, Portland.
L. M. Kcholl, Aurora.
A. E. Stahl, Aurora.
II. W. Hickman, San Francisco.
A. A. Miller, country.
II. C. Hiley, country.
II. Murphy, Portland.
V.L. Mack.Canby.
J. F. Eckomon, Canby.
W. N. Barrett, Hillsboro.
Geoige C. Armstrong, Hedland.
Dan P. Bagnell, Portland.
C. A. Hermann, Roseburg.
J. B. Heninger, Portland.
G. H. Tolbert, Washington, D. C.
J. R Payne, New York City.
M. L. Jones, Brownsville.
I). P. Lynn, Portland.
James Evans, Barlow.
C. E. Kunvan, Astoria.
John Eber, Portland.
M.M. Melvin, Portland.
S. J. Brent, Portland.
Will Clayton, Portland.
Dr. J. 11. Swain, Portland.
Asst'ssmeiit Summary.
The Entkki-rise is indebted to Asses- j
sorJ. C. Bradley for the following sum-
mary of the assessment roll of Clacka-
mas county for IS',15:
Number of Bcres cultivated land,
(Vi.OM. value. $1,152,280; number of gd means of nourishment. As
acres unimproved land, 304,219, value, strength-restorer and flesh-builder, noth
$1,72,2'.K); improvements on deeded Di likethis medicine is known to medi
land, $461,350 ; town and city lots, $tt'3,-! oai B,.i,,ce. Filthv Cod liver oil and all
6.15: improvements in town and city
lots, $214,245; improvements on land
not deeded or patented, $18,(05; Elec-
trie railway track. 10 miles, number of
miles of railroad bed, 20, total valuation,
$121,301 ; merchandise and implements,
f -A;i,ui! , money, f J,-t-ar, uuicd nuu ttc
counts, $18ti,283; shares of stock, 510,
value, $38,250; household furniture,
r.r . . ti joa. ...... I I
carriages, etc., f lU7,3tw ; horses and
mules, 3,170, value, $126,885; cattle,
8,242, vulue, $115,318; sheep and goats,
12,092, value, $12,443; Bwine, 4,240,
value, $10,536; one dog, $10; gross
value of all property, $5,190,222; ex
emptions, $385,864 ; as equalized by the
county board, $4,813,558; total taxable
property, $4,813,558; number oi polls,
1,445.
M. Hosford, of Canby, is buying all
the apples he can secure in Clackamas j
county, and shipping them to British '
Columbia, where there is a great denial d
for Oregon winter apples. Mr. Hosford
Btates that many farmers are letting
their apples rot on the ground, in pref
erence to taking the prices offered. He
estimates that the loss which will accrue
to Clackamas county by reason of al
lowing apples to rot on the ground, will
equal the amount of revenue that will be
received from the potato crop this year.
The first blacksmith shop that farmers
paBs in coming to Oregon City is that of
Maple A Hoffman, at the junction of the
Seventh street road and Main street.
There is no class of work thev cannot
handle and at reasonable prices. They
have an expert horse-shoer and guaran
tee satisfaction.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
Da
CREAM
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.
George Smith, aged about 21 years and
a cook by occupation, recently left Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania, and came to Oregon
to grow up wi'li the country. He wan
dered into Oregun City and appeared to
be in a demented condition. He was ar
rested by Chief of Police Burns, and in
the afternoon he wu examined by Dr.
E. A. Summer before County Judge
Haven and adjudged insane. Friday
night lie was taken to the state asylum
by Deputy Sherifl' Maody.
The Newliorg Indt-peihlont ha the
following: The good eoi)lo of Oregon
City are discussing the action of the citv
c uni'il in allowing saloons to be located
within '2'i feet of churches and schools.
If the church and school people had
done much toward making the city
council a the saloons probably did,
they miglit reasonably have expected
more at its 1 ands. Public officials in
these degenerate days are often mere
puppets in tlie hands of their makers
than servants to woik for the public
good.
County Commissioner K. Scott at
tended the annual election of the officers
of the State Agricultural Society at Sa
lem last Tuesday. Mr. Scott was made
a member of the finance committee.
"What pretty hats!" exclaimed a lady
as she passed the Red Front millinery
window.
All kinds of toys and dolls just arrived
at the Racket Store.
Stomach and Bowel Complaints are
best relieved by the timely use of De
Witt's Colic k Cholera Cure. Insist on
having this preparation. Don't take any
other. C. G. Huntley, Drucgist.
Wheat ani oats wanted at Cbarman
k Son's.
W. A. Putrow lias added to all lines
of goods kept in stock in his hardware
store and has marked everything as low
as is consistant with the quality of goods
The Fair is wiling good toilet soap at
cents pur cake
"I would rather trust that medicine
than any doctor I know of," says Mrs.
Hat tio Mason of Chilton, Carter Co.,
Mo., in speaking of Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For
sale by G. A. Harding, drucgist.
Teo're an Eay Prey,
With your flesh reduced below a
healthy standard, for Consumption and
other scrofulous and dangerous dis
eases. And it's for just this condition
tha- Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery especially valuable.
If you're thinner than you ought to
be. whether from wasting diseases, de-
fective nutrition, or whatever cause, the
"Discovery" will surely bring you up to
the healthy standard. By restoring the
normal action of the deranged organs and
functions, it arouses every natural source
its disiFuised compounds can't com oa re
with it.
lr. fierce s rei lets cure constipation,
indigestion, or dyspepsia, biliousness
aa neaaaene,
Darkest America.
KAHARA'S REFINED
A SHOW FOR
Ladies, Gentlemen anrJ Cbildren
Headed by the only
BILL -:- YOUNG,
Am Men's Great t Colored
C uieulan an 1 8w el 8iu r.
jUlihMH BREWER
The Wonderful
Boy Cotortionist
Pickininne Drum Corps.
Buck and Wing Dancers.
Black Bird Band.
Fun Mil nn
Shively's Opera House,
Fridar Muz, Not. 22.
ii !
Feliool Nodal and Literary Program.
The Went Side school is busy prepar
ing a program for their entertainment to
be given on Wednesday evening, Novem
ber 27. No admission fee ; every one in
vited. Come, hear tlie children, and
have a social time
Colored Minstrels being the attrac
tion. In these days of farce comedies,
cornic ojieras galore, and stale repertoric
pieces, it is highly refreshing to see an
old-time minstrel entertainment with
its bigli-class musical tlrnt part, new
jokes, novel specialties, and olio and
after-piece. Every member of Mr
Mahara's company is an artist in his line
of work and the performance throughout
wa meritorious, Dubuque, Iowa,
Herald. Will be at Shi ve ley's Friday
evening of this week.
Yon Are Not Insured.
The State Insurance Company is in
the bands of a receiver. Will allow you
the highest rate for their policies and
place your insurance in the reliable Ger
man-American Insurance Company of
New York. Assets $6,000,000. Surplus
$2,000,000.
T. Leonabd Ciiarjmn, Agent,
Cbarman Bros.' Block.
Mensis. Parker 4 Howard have moved
their second store from the old Metho
dist church building on Seventh street,
to the Fouls building on the opposite
side of the street. They have added to
their stock, and the bargains to be had of
them are too numerous to mention.
Died, at Troutdale, Oregon, Thursday
V'ov, 15, of heart disease, Mrs. Grace
Tyack, wife of John Tyack. Mr. and
Mrs. Tyack formerly lived in this city
and later at Gladstone. She leaves
several small children.
Marr k Robertson have moved the
balance of the stock of groceries, glass
and crockery ware they purchased of R.
Stau b to their stand on 7th a id Center
streets where they ae clearing it out for
cash .
R. Staub is making a prcat succpsh
out of the nickel lunch counter, which
he purchased about ten days ago. The
three George brothers are now owners
in the Kenworthy restaurant at Salem.
For a quiet place to hitch your horses
awav from the motor line and a place to
get a first class job of repairing or horse
shoeing call on S. F. Scripture's shop on
Fifth street.
Do not forget the school entertainment
at the West Side school house We Jnes
day evening, November 27. Everyone
invited, particularly patrons of the
school.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Quinn,
Monday, November 18th, a daughter.
The Fair has just opened a nice Ftock
holiday goods.
Experience and money cannot improve
Dr. Sawyer's Familv Cure, because it
radically cures Dyspepsia, Liver com
plaint and Kidney difficulty. For sale
by Geo. A. Harding.
Acts at once, never fails. One Minute
Cough Cure. A remedy for asthma and
that feverish condition which accompan
ies a severe cold. The only harmless
remedy that produces immediate re
sults. C. G. Huntley, druggist.
To the Public-
WHAT THE
ORIENTAL
DELIVER AT YOl'R HOUSE:
The Gambrines Pilsner or
Bavarian Bottle Beer, per
Doz. Quarts at $1 50
California White ine per gal 80
" Ularet Wine per gal. 80
" Port Wine per gal. 1 50
" Cherry Wine per gal. 1 50
Best" Grape Brandy per gal. 4 00
lOyear old Whiskey, Nonpa
reil per gal 4 00
Our goods will be found the best
ever offered to the public at the price.
Leave your order. We garrantee
our goods to give satisfaction or
will cherfully refund your money.
N. F. Zimmerman.
For Keg Beer leave your order.
IMPERIAL GALLERY
Oregon City,
Crayons, Enlargements
Photography in every branch.
Children's Pictures a Specialty
Gallery over Mrs. Prier's Store
Main Street.
5s
Roots
.fOgACASE IT WILL, NOT CUftE. tf
An ,imm1iU T.m4tA . n......
and $L00 per packxre. Bamploa free.
MTTft The Favorite TOOT! MTtn
XI W tor the Teeth and Ureaili.aie.
For Bale by G. A. Harding, druggist.
MT-1 Ail.il-. L.
Postoflice-:-Store,
MILWAUKEE, OK.
FAMILY -:-GROCERIES,
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Hardware,
Boots Shoes,
Our Groceries are Fresh
and of the best quality.
In Prices vre meet
Portland Competition.
0.WISSINGER,
Successor to
GARY & WISSINGER,
Let me have a trial order.
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Portland.
Oregon City office at
Huntley's Drug Stora
J. H. THATCHER, MANAGER,
Portland, - Oregon.
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SHASTA ROUTE
-Of the-
S0UTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Express Trains leave Portland Daily.
Sou.h i l Horth.
8-50 P. M. I Lv Portland Ar M 10 a.m.
9:S!kr. m. I Lt OrwnCHy Lv 7 23 a.m.
10:4ftA..M. I Ar B, FrenHnco Lt 70fM.
DIN1NO CARS ON 06DEN ROUTE.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
ASD
Second-Class Sleeping Cars
Attached to all through Iraina.
ROSEBURG MAIL fDailyi.
9:30a. m. I Lv Portland Ar U:40r.M
9:2; a.m. I Lv Oregon City Lv S:ir.M
:30r. . I Ar Kooeburf Lt 8:O0a.m
SALEM PAS ENGER. (Dull jr.
4:00i-. M. Lv f . rtUu i Ar 1 18 15 . M
9:27 a. M Lt Orer u ( Ut Lv 4:49 r. M
:15l-. M. Ar ! in L 8:1)0 A. M
West Side Division.
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
Mall Train. Daily (Except Sunday.)
7:30a.m.
Lt
Ar
Portland Ar
Corvallia Lt
(i:20 p.M
1.35P.M
l'.':15r.M.
At Albany and "orvallls connect with traina
of Oregon Cen rul A E .siern Kailroad.
Eiprem Train Dailv (Except 8unday)
4 1') P..
7:25 T. M.
Lt
Ar
Portland Ar
Mc.Minnville Lt
8:25 a. M
I 5:50 A. M
THROUCH TICKETS
TO ALL P01NTB IS THE
EASTERN 8TATE8, CANADA AND EUROPB
Can be obtained at lowest rates from L. B
Moore, Agent. Oregon City.
R.KOEHLER, E.P.ROGERS,
Manager. Ass't G. F. and Pan. Agent.
SldiW's Sooliiinj Powdsix
For Children Cutting their Teeth.
IN USE OVER FIFTY YEARS.
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