Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, December 20, 1895, Image 7

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    Fit I I KHNAIi MATI'KKS.
Hiirlii'im Trllin linlm IiiImh tint Ureal
IllCuelllllHHn liUlltf.l I'ill'cUlMIN,
Tim wiw ollleois of VWIinim Trlbti,
No. I. O. It. M., No; 111, cImm.hi ut
tint rm'cut iili'i.'liuii Hrn: W. It.
Itmiin, iiiclif 111 ; J, (J. liiuillny, smiiur
aiiKiiiiirti; Wit 1 1 urn Oulii, Junior Kii'n'inoic ;
J. II. Howard, proplmt ; (J. W. Kully,
kii('ir ol fucoriU; Juhu WhImiiiiiiiiIiiI,
kHnr of WHiiium. Tuim.lay uvniilng;
wuh a liltf lUy for Out Kml Mod of One
Hon City. I''. II. I'lkton, lliu Krc lit In
ch on no of tlio ordnr ini.l tlm trldu un of
flriul visit, ami was tim:orld to tlio city
by uboiit 60 tirVH8 sr-lnclutl from the
l'ortluml trlbus, stllrud In ujiiriiriit
urli. Tlio stttuinur Kanionu wan chsr
tori.il for the voyK, Kml tilioiit nine
o'clock In tli 11 evuiiiiig slio nrrlvod In k
bU.o of mil Unlit. Wlniit the boat
luiulu.l Kt llui dock, slin v.s boanlnd
by tlm )ri'K'n City tribe adorned in
frchli wttr imint. Ttie boat then pro
ceeded to the fulls, which wnre illmnl
tiatod with brilliant Kcnrrh light hiiJ
colored fire. The scene of tlio lemming,
Kiigry wutvr (warliiK oyer the falls, II
Imniiiated by ulsuig electric light, nu
liiili'Kcrlbubly urand. Salmon could he
olmnrvcd louidiiKvut of tlie water, evi
dently looking far l'eniioyer's IImIi Ud
der. The bout liiiidu Kiiotlinr ltiltdintf
and the grt Ineocliomteaild attendants
were escorted to tlm wwum 011 Kcv
vnth street, where a royal reception wits
tendered tlieiu. lr. W. K. Carll deliv
ered the addnnn of welcome, which wuh
renpundixl to by (ireat Inro.li.mre I'n
ton. 1 In ntiido a moat eloquent uiMreaa
vxplulninK IIki piitilotir and worthy ob
ject of tlio order. At 12 o'chxk t!ie
party rssttirnad to l'ortluml. well pleimed
with 'heir raid oil Wueheno Wlu 11111.
Cliirkiinim Clmpter, K. A. M , held
their regular uiiniml elm lion laxt Mon
day niht, with tlio fiillnwintt lemilt:
I). W. Kinnuird, II f; T. K. ltyun,
king; tieorite 1'. Ilorton, arrilie ; II. K.
Ilellmuv, Ireuniirer ; II. S. Slritne, see
retury; J. II. Walker, (' II; Thonian
CainpMI. T S; Ma Sclmlpiim, It A (';
V. A. llrrniuiin, M Kid vhi);M. K.
Hum, M -nd vail ; W. K. CuHl, M lt
Vail; T. S. Law rente, Helitinel. Die
ullliiTM elect weru duly liinlulU.d. II. S.
Slrannu, punt liitfli neat, iiiHlulled the
liiitli prieat and lie In turn installed the
otliera.
Fulls Km ainpiinnit, No. sl,I. U. O. K ,
baa elected the following ollirers for
the PHHuelti year: O I'. Miller. 0 1';
II. 1). Hirudin, II V; V. W. Midlam,
senior wnnlen ; K. Loit-lilun, junior war
drn; J. A. rUuart, secretary; T. F.
Kyan, treaMiirer.
I'on Kelhher, who will soon be liruiinht
hnry (or trial on a -cliurKe of purticipat
inir In the rohtwry of the Ked Front
ajoro, helonirs to the noted Kellilier fam
ily, who weru n often arraigned before
ti e Portland courts on varioiia charts.
Tno elder Kellihor, wu for a loin;
tiiiiiK:iiKi'K'"d ill (he lolttiliK Iioiiku buxi
ncao in I'ortlaud, and thu family boru a
vory ntmavory rffuUitlnn One of the
Bona is aorvliiK out a aenU'iice in I Ik
atat penltenliary rt Huloin, onu lives in
Ban Kranciaco, and with the excrptiou
of one -daughter, Mn. C'haan, who ha
been iliwluuifl froaa oualwly, the re
mainder of the family, including father,
mother, nuns ami dauxhtum, are all un
dernprfat for complicity in the receiit
rohhiwe at Vaucouwr, i'wtland aitd
Oregon City.
The ontrartur, who excavated the
ground Jor the fuundatiuu of Hill & Cole's
imvw biiikling 00 the comer ol Main and
Boventh atreeUi, left caneidurable mud
on the etreet, caiteed by Hrting o(T the
dirt in open cnrtM, that roaulled in the
paveinnoi belnn aim oat Iwtructed from
view for aoino diataace almi Main ttreet,
by the orcumuUUona of unadulterated
mnd. To remedy this evil there ia an
ordinanoe before the council making it
iinhiwful to haul dirt or aawduat tliruuh
the atreeta in an open wagon box, or one
with hole that will allow the content!)
to full through opening on the street
One man bought sixteen at our Kic
cloth-bound books at one timo, aad
many buy from five to itea copiet.
They're big values ; better select now
from t bem, or from our I6e line. Hunt
ley's Book Store.
Cataract 11 oho Company pave the
members of the various com panics of
tho Oregon City fire dopurtiimnt a ban
quet and reception at their hull laHt
Monday evening. Tho occasion wus
one of mirth and good tooling, and tho
boys enjoyed tho reunion immensely.
All who weie fortunate enough to be in
vited, report having had u most enjoy
able timo. TIicho gatherings are inau
gurated for the purpose of creating good
feeling and unity of pur pi mo uiuong the
firemen, and giving them an opportu
nity to become hotter acquainted.
Waterproof coyer for baby carringes,
nice articles for rainy weather for sale ut
The Fair.
The Oregon City Transportation Com
pany's now time curd is out. Going
north u Hteanu r leaves Independence ut
(1:110 u. 111.; arriving in l'ortluml at
2 :40 doing Bouth the daily boat loaves
Poitlandat i:-iru. m. j arriving at In
dependence ut scvt'ti in the evening.
(ireat preparations aio being inadu
lor u Sunday School Chritdmu tree ut
the Congregational church, Tuesday
evening.
Cure for lloinhiilie.
As u remedy for all forms of lleadiiclm
Kloetrli! Illllera bus proved to be tlm
yery bent, It eH'oets it most permanent
cure and Hie most dieail.'iil alck head
aches yield to lis liifluonce, Wo lirgu
ull who 1110 alllictoil to proiMiro u bottle
and give this remedy a (air trial. In
cases of habitual constipation Mlectrlc
Hitters cures by giving the lieedod tone
to the bowels, Ulid few cases long resist
the u so .A this medicine. Try It once,
Large bottles only lllty cents at Chenmin
A Co 's, City Iriig Store, Cliannan llros.
Illook.
In speaking of mutters that received
attention before tlio state board of equal
ization on last Monday, the Sulein States
man among other things has the follow
ing: County Assessor liradley, of
Clackamas, was also present and ex
plained the houvy decrease in his county
in some classes of proerty. He said
the death of tho Iron business at Os
wego had paralyzed values there; also
that there wers other speculative
"towns" In the connly where a reduc
tion was necoswy; also that a lot of
railroad luml heretofore assessed had
been left out because the courts haye
left the mutter in doulrt. There is a seven
and six tenths or cent decrease In the
valvattmi of property in Clackamas
county from the assessment of last yeur.
A. J. lcwthwaite, who had two toes
of bis right foot cut of ut the Willam
ette pulp mills a couple of weeks ago, is
able to I mi out again. He also received
a wt-viTO cut near the instep ol the same
fool.
Han't he Imposed I'pen
When you ask for Unclor Tierce's
(iolden Medical Discovery, (iotoa re
liul.le dealer. He will sell von w hat you
want. The ones w ho have something
rWv to urg! upon you in its place ure
thinking of the extra protit they'll make.
These things pay them bt!or, but they
don't cuie alxjut you.
iV'.noot these substitutes "is just us
ipod" us the "licoverv." That is the
only blo.Hl-rleanser,', llb-builder, and
tri'tigth-restorer so far-reacliing and so
unfailing in its ell'octs that it can he
guarauleed. In the met stuliborn skin,
scalp, or scrofulous affection, or in every
r.iseami (bars caused Iry a torpid liver or
by impure blood it effects Hrrfoct and
tariiiancnt cures.
CliurclioH IMra'C 'iitfe.
Your isaa tree coiiniiitteo w ill find
the beat assortment of candy and nuts
to select from ut the Novelty Candy Fac
tory. We will (pints eutisfactory prices
on fresh candies and new nuts. Not a
Miund of irtulu cumins will be sold or
given away I y us.
Is-t correspondence
CandiiMi coming night and day,
candies fresh as new mown hay to the
Novelty candy factory.
Ir. A. I'. Sawyer: 1 have bad Khen
in Hi in 111 since I was '20 years old, hut
since using your Family Cure have been
tree from it. It also cured my husband
of the same disease.
Mrs. Robt. Con-nelly, Urooklyn, 1.
Sold by (i. A. Harding.
Money to loun on improved farniE.
W. II. Iturgbardt.
Our ehore selections for the Christ
inas trade are now ready for inspection.
Come in and be su rinsed at the splen
did assortment. We iiave a Due line of
silver novelties in book marks, cutters,
hat pins, silver mounted purses, ir.atch
iafcs, belt buckles, button hooks.
Ill'KMKIKTXJI A AnUKKSKN.
Lateet leatJierotte uoweltics jiut arrived
from the Kant extra cUeap at the Racket
krlore.
Don't fail t J get Xish prices on Can
dies before foil come to the Novelty
Candy Facturr to prkve ireeh -candies
end new nuts,
btrt cor
All kinds of tmys and doCls just arrived
at the Racket Store.
You can buy a Teacher's Bible with
all too latest helps for J2.74 t Huntley's
book store.
Chrlstmns Kxorrlnet.
The Iluptiat Kioiie are making exten
sive preparations to make the coining of
Christmas a pleasure to both fount; and
old of their congregations. In their
church in this city Tuesday evening
appropriate exercises mill be rendered
and presents given to the little ones.
The program promises to be a highiy in-
tering one. At their mission in Cane
muh and West Sido tho event will lie
observed with a fine literary and musi
cal program and at the close of the ex
orcises Drosents will be riven to the
children. The celebrut 1011 at Cnnemuh
will be on Monday evening nnd ut West
Sideon Wednosduy evening. The pub
lie is invited to all their eelobratutions.
You Are Not Insured.
The State Insurance Company is in
the hnmls of a receiver. ill nbow you
the highest rute for their policies nnd
place your insurance 111 the reliable Oer-
T I .C .
iniui-Amorlcnii insurance voinpimy w
New York. Assets ti,000,000. Surplus
1(2,000,00(1.
T. I.KONAHI) ClIAHMAN. Agent,
Cliarman Hros.' Block, j
The ursTQov't Reports '
show Royal Baking Powder I
superior to all others, I
Fool Hall Notes.
The ahsnrhiiix theme of discussion
uiuong the boys ut this time Is the great
football game to comu oil- at (iUdstonii
prk ut 2:1111 on the afternoon of Chrlst
mus day, between tho Oregon City Ath
letic Club team and Company F's picked
loam. It will be a groat event, and
Oregon City will stand In the front rank
with other lending cities in athletic
sporls. Kvnrybody will be out to see
the boys cover themselves with glory
and their bright new suits with mud.
It will be a buttlo of bruin, brawn and
muscle, and tho voung ladies will la) out
wearing the colors of their favorites,
Company F's being orrnge and white,
while purple and white will distinguish
the Athletic olub boys.
The boys are training daily for the
great event, and their suits and para
phernalia have arrived. They have
linen at considerable expense and the
money subscribed for the purpose, did
not amount to what has been already
expended. The game will be called
at 1 :.10 p. 111., Christinas day, and the
admission Including transportation to
and f rout the grounds wilt be 2 cents.
Tickets may be villained at Char man's
drug store and Huntley's book store,
also from members of the teams.
The ton of the Oregon City Athletic
Club is compoKed of the following
players :
Newton, center, of 340 pounds will be
a hard man for the militia boys to buck
against. He Is the pivotal front of the
line, and if the men on both sides of
him hold as well as be is expected to do,
tho militia boys will have to give np all
Imp of going through the line.
The guards, Hankins and Fommer,
are both bard and well seasoned men ;
both good runners and will doubtless
protect little l'oie on many a hard run
around the ends.
For taikles, Hrown and Keener will
bu played, and those who know the men,
are con n lent that they will do their
duty w ith all the vim of old players.
Tbeends.lireenman and Fro. I Hedges,
are somewhat light fur their positions,
but when tho ball dros in tho enemy's
tor. ilory they will not be far from it.
ireut hos are placed upon their floet
ncss. For quarter back, the captain of the
learn, I'oe, is listed, ami tbongh the
smallest and lightest man in the team,
he w ill certainly give the club no cause
to complain of his actions un tie great
day.
Two men are listed for right half,
C. Mooro and 0. Urown. Moore is a
hard player, but he has bad the mis
fortune to strain the muscles of his left
log in praclico and may not ho in condi
tion to play on Christmas Day. Brown
is a stout lad, well fitted for the posi
tion, and whichever of the two men
play, tho game will not be lost through
their fault.
There is a unanimity of opinion that
Will l'arker, the lift back, is one of the
best players on the team, and an acci
dent to him would most seriously affect
the team's chances in the game.
Rig Jim Churcti will play, full-back,
and as a kicker he is uneimalled. and
when he goet against the line of the sol-
dieis, they will Jieed more than their
muscle to retard his progress.
The substitutes, Uorris and Salisbury,
have been unable to practice with the
team as much as the other players, but
if thev are needed -the team ill lose
nothing in efficiency by their pieecnce.
Tbe team is under the management of
F. T. Grilhfth, am) will line up as fol
lows :
Cauier Naatou Weight, i8
Lull guard Souimar 1M
K.glitf nUiX 11 au kiua. ....loA
Ufl lackla F. Browa 1M
H.fMUckui Heikuer ltt
Loiluu.l F. H.Xl 150
Kiuhi and B. Grueuiuan i-'i
Quarlur-batk Pop ISC
UltliaK Iara.r Mu
Kiflitha.t U. bruwu. 151; Moom 140
Full back J.mCburou ISO
.Huballtiil 8l.ibuy aud k'urni.
Company F's team will line up. as fol
lows:
Couier J. fcCanvpball ...Welgut, 18i
Kiflit guar a K. B. iM
Lfl.iiuarJ . M. Kaudi 1M
KlghtUukla K. A. Miilih li5
Lcli taoklo H. K. Jones 185
K gute..d .daxwaj lJ-rd 15b
Llleud J. Kjailnn 150
Qu.ir.ur-tatk ... Oea hcBride 150
Klilnh.il Ko.t8jji.oer... 145
L.u liK Kiaua iloCaua.aud lu
FaU.biuk L Ig iton Kolly 15
J. W. Moirat is manager of Company
F's team. It will be seen that the
team is a good match for the militia
team. They seem to be considera
bly more confident, however. The
militia men are not much given
to expressing their opinion, and
are Buwing wood. They train every
night ut the armory and muy be relied
upon in putting up a good, strong game.
The town team bus other udvantugos,
which will be hard for Company F's
men to overcome, such as out door prac
tice nnd some experienced players The
game will not only decide the superiority
of either team, but the losing team bus
got to lurnish the winners with tickets
to Compuny F's ball, given in the even
ing. Cumpbell as center, Is doing fairly
good work, although he cannot be ex
pected to block Newton to any seiious
extent.
Kelly and Rands ns guards, ure ex
pected to hold their own. Rands has
boon u veiy valuable aid to the team us
ho has had some experience while at
tending 1'acitic university.
Smith and Jones us tackles, are light,
but Strang and hurl.
Telfoid and Keating lire both inexpe
rienced, but their oppi iicids will know
that they are there.
Mcltride ns quarter, cannot be ex
pected to play like Captain I'ope, as be
has not hud the experience, but then he
is looked upon as the Fit .simmons of
football.
MoCaiislund und Spencer as half, are
probably the strongest men on the team
In their rosiective positions, and are ex
pected to do their part in holding the
town team level.
U-htori Kelly (captain) at full, will
also do his part, although not as heavy
as Church.
I'plillc, ricuae .Notice.
Von ran (ave big doctor's bills by pur
chssing fresh candies and new nuts
from the Noyelty Candy Factory. There
is nothing more injurious to the system
than stale candies, which are offered for
sale so cheap about Xmaa time. Our
pries; will suit you.
bet cor
Grand Costume Ball,
A grand costume ball, with or without
mask, will be given at Armory hall on
New Years eve, December 31st. Music
by Itooss' orchestra, formerly of the
Hotel Del Coronado, Cal. Many val
uable prizes will be awarded. They
are now on exhibition at MeKittrick's
the ' Shoe Man". Tickets on sale at
W. A. Huntley's book store. Gentle
men, 60 cents; ladies 25 cents. The
management has decided to offer a hand
some trumpet to the (ire company selling
the largest number of tickets. No dis
reputable characters admitted.
Woodmen of the World.
Willamette Camp, Woodmen of the
World, will give their friends a rich dra
matic treat this evening in the presenta
tion oj thu great historical play, "Damon
and 1'ytliias." The cast is composed of,
Prof. Wbi. Kasmns and wife, the Thes
pian Dramatic club and members of tbe j
Woodmen camp. "Standing room only" ,
should be the Bign on this occasion.
Tliesplun Dramatic Club.
Remember the first apnearance of the
Thespian Dramatic club will be in tbe
grout play, "Damon and Pythias" on
Friday evening. Their many friends
w ill take this opportunity of showing
their appreciation of these popnlaa play
rs bv irivinif them a narked bouse.
The Thespian Dramatic club make
their first appearance this (Friday)
umrr m iI.a oroaf flrama Dum,.n .nl
Pythias, and the performance promises
to be the best ever presented in Oregon
City.
The Oregon City public schools will
have a vacation for two weeks, begin
ning with next Monday. There are four
well develoed cases of scarlatina in dif
ferent parts of the city, but none of them
are believed to have received the seeds
of the disease at school. The scarlet
fever ecare lessened tbe attendance in
eonie-of the rooms, while in others tbe
difference is not perceptible. As the
present cases are not of a violent nature,
and qaarantine regulations are strictly
eaforoed, no danger is apprehended
from a spread of tbe disease.
A ipsetty , artistic calendar makes an ac
ceptable Chiiatmas present that keeps
the giver daily in mind for a year. You
can get them from 10c up to fljtt Hunt
ley's Book 6 to re.
DonH go to Portland until yoa see our
prices eo holiday goods at tbe Racket
store.
Jointed dolls. 7 inches forSoeats and
all kinds of toys .from 1 cent upward at
tbe Racket store.
HEART DISEASE, us
many other ail menu when they
have takea bold of th system,
never ret better of 1U own accord, bos
Cotmtanttw grrwara acwrae. There are
thousands who know they have a defective
heart, bat wilt not admit the fact. They
don't want their friends to worry, and
Don't fciuMc arfcat to toAe or it, as
they have beea told time and agala that
heart disease was incurable. Such was the
case of Mr. Silas Farley of Dyeavllle, Ohio
who writes Jane It, 1RM, as follows:
"I had hrari atiaeoao fur tS yewra,
my heart hurting sue almost continually.
The uretlS years I doctored all the time,
trying several physicians and remedies,
until my last doctor told ne It was only a
question of time aa
I coo Id not be cured.
I gradually crew
worse, very weak,
and completely dis
couraged, until I
lived, propped half
up in bed, because I
cam lil n't lie down
nor sit op. Think
ing my time had
come I told my fam
ily what I wanted
done when I was
gone. But on the first day of March on
the recommendation of Mrs. Fannie Jones,
of Anderson, Ind., I commenced taking
Dr. Stile" Arte Cure for the Heart
aud wonderful to tell, in tun days I was
working at light work and on March It com
menced framing a burn, which is heavy
work, and I hav'nt kwt a day since. I am SS
years old, 8 ft. 44 inches and weigh 250Ibs.
I believe I am fully eured, and
I oin now only anxious that evoryone shall
know of your wonderful remedies."
Pyosvllle, Ohio. Silas Farlit.
Dr. Miles IToart Care ts sold on u positive
pr r.-.i.U o that t ho lirst. bol tin will noneliu
Ailiirw;':isi8 8oU it at It 4 bott les for IS or
a will duhoiii, preuiid on rucewt of price
by Uio ir. Alilou Uouicul Co., Eikhart, lnd.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
Restores Health
The Weber Dramatic company will
open a few nigbls engagement including
a Christmas matinee in Shively's opera
bouse commencing Monday Doc. II.'!,
upon which occasion they will present
that greatest of all sentimental comedy
dramas in five acts entitled "Tom
Roark's Vision" Carrying brass bund
and orchestra traveling in own sK!cial
cur, 18 people. I'rice of udmission re
duced lo 25, 115 and 00 cents Reserved
scats now on sule at Huntley's book
store, I'rice for matinee 15 and 25 cents.
Prof. Win, Itasrnus as Damon has
fe,w equals. Oregon City seldom has
the opportunity of seeing so great an
actor.
The opera "Trial uy Jury" will be the
next production presented to the people
of Oregon City. This opera, whenever
produced upon tbe stage, draws crowded
houses. The plot is a court scene,
headed by the judge, juryman, plaintiff,
defendant, prosecuting attorney, usher
and bridemaids. The music is catchy
and full of spirit. Large choruses, full
of comedy, and you will laugh and laugh
again. This opera is under the direction
of Prof. F. K. Hepburn. Mr. Askin is
making np the cast. Don't miss to
watch the early late wheu this opera
will be given, as this will be the last
opera given this season under tbe direc
tion of Prof. Hepburn.
Leave your orders for oysters for
your X mas dinner at the Novelty candy
factory.
Clackamas Kewi.
Clackamas, Dec. HI. Miaa Beuiie Wells
wbo is teaching school in Portland, was
borne on Saturday.
The principal of oar achool, Miu Agnes
Matlock, wbo has been auirering with poi
son oak on ber face, will star on Wednes
day for her home, a few miles from Silver
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Knox were visiting
friends in Fairview, Oresliani and lroutdale
tbe first of the week.
Mrs. Key nobis, of Mscksbnrg. was in town
on Monday visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Aana Wells.
The M. E. prayer meeting will meet at
Mrs. Alex. Thomson's on Wednesday evenings-
W. 8. Kunyon has got in a new invoice
of goods and Christmas presents, and they
can be had at hard times prices. Call and
' take a look at them.
i f ii Aiun ir.ii,.. i... luum !.;.;,,. he.
aunties In Harmony the pa.it week.
There will be an entertainment at the M.
E. church Christmas eve. All invited to
come,
I Miss Jessie Talbert, who is going toschool
'. in Oregon City, was at borne to see her
mother on Saturday last.
C. F. Clark is getting prune trees of tbe
Clackamas nursery, and it will not be many
vears till he will be one of the extensive
fruit growers of this lection. He has a large
peach orchard, also a large cherry orchard,
that will aoen be bearing.
Jacob Johnson has been on tbe sick list
for some time, but is now able to get out
and walk around a Utile, and is worth two
or three dead men yet
Mrs. Spurgeon has moved Into town,
and Charles Khodermer and wile bave
moved into one of Thornton Sinter's bouses
on Front street
Saul lmels is putting a new picket fence
around bit residence which will greatly iru
pjove tbe looks of it
Mr. Cramer, our leading nurseryman, is
preparing to fill an order for 10,000 prune
to be shipped to the state of Washington.
Mink Neichberaood Newt.
Bcavei Carta, Dec, 16. Rain I rain! lots
of it, more than we really need at present,
as a good many farmers bave not finished
sowing fall grain in this section of theconn-
-try.
Fred Karnratb has returned from Silver-
ten and is now visiting at Jacob Steiner's.
Frits Schwarts is now plowing for Joe
Staben.
Hop growers are ratber down in disposing
of their hops this year. What is the diffi
culty they know best themselves.
We have the
Assortment
The
preBents
you
Toilet sets,
sets, writing
razors, gold
ink stands, pipes,
Prefumes, money
brushes, gloves and
FOR
( CHRISTMAS
AT
Albums
6c. up;
v 10c v
car
PRICES YOU LIKE.
Albums
it 50c. up, autograph-albums from
scrap book at
p; calling cards
Is from lc
variety of perfumes at 10c.
lp boxes, games, station-
y at 10c a box; etc.
Remember
CHARMAN
We are head
quarters for
STORE
holiday good
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Awarded
Highest Honors World. Fair,
Oold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
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Most Perfect Made.
40 Years tbe Standard.
Dehorning ca'He is getting lo le an every
day piece of work. Herman Mrwhnke tie
homed thirteen bead for Fritz filiihm and
ten for other parties.
Some ol the ia-ger school hoys played tru
ant last week. The reaton for this we bare
not learned. The parent onht to keep a
clrwr eye 011 them if the teacher cannot.
The member of the Lutheran clmrrb are
preparing 10 have a gram! time Christinas
eve.
John Wolf sent to Portland on bnlMS
last week. Ct i.osk.
Beaver Creek Sewt.
Bkavek C'Retk, Dec. 15. Yeitcrday wa
a regular stormer.
Mr. Hcanlon, who has been sick, ia now
able to be about.
The dance at Kirk's last night was well
attended In spite of the storm.
Miles Kowen is still quite sick. Dr. Paine,
of Oregon City, is in attendance.
Messrs. C'oiir and ILiyward, oi Cams,
were the guests of Mr. Kowen lat Tuelay.
Mr. Davis, of Minnesota, is vhking his
son Hicharii at ibis place.
Miss Margaret WiUon, who has ben vis
iting her sister, Mrs. 0''en Hughes, has re
turned lo Portland.
W, G. ISeattie bus commence! teaching
his seeond term at Heaver Creek. Every
one seems te be i'ieael.
Dr. Thomas ma.le a bu-iuess tri( to Ore
gon City yesterday, regardless of stiinu.
Everybody is invited to atu nd the Christ
mas tree at the Pre-bjterian church. A
good time is Hntici.ia to.l.
Beiifr Crskk, D-c. iO Ijist Sunday
night we were surprised 10 see the ground
all covered with sno-v. The farmers are not
yet prenvred lor the bad weather.
Miss Sophia Thomas returned from San
Francco lu.-t week where she has been
she has been speiidm a number of months
with her sister, and having a very enjoyable
time.
Rev. Williams delivered bis Christian
Endeavor address ias.1 8unday. He haa
left for San Francisco a here be will remain
until spring; then ke will return to his
borne in Chicago.
BhERlFK S SALE.
In the C.rcult Court of the State of Oregon, fur
the Cuity o. c.cm a
Wt lum fcanlan, plan. Iff vs. O J. II wl and
W. . Ii. &m o . J f udauta.
uie t Ureou,c uutv 01 i.i.c.mjf. a-.
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v.rtua ol au 1
HEREBY GIVES THAT BY
exrcitio 1 n 1 order of lata
nd ut 01 t ie c.icu tcour f ihu tut- ol
Oreguu for the C juu'.y 0. Cla. km ., bear ng
dv.e the t.u Uuy ot IX-cn.e-M. lSt'S, n a suit
wberein ttilliaio g nine 1 1. piainoff, and
O. J. H.!a id W. V.H 8 m 01 are deicn.tai.ts,
eumn.aniiug 11. 0, iu :tie n.iue uf ibe Stale of
O. g "n, ih t "Ut o( h:re! e-tnte h relun'f r
dsiribel,t'ina lzt as-im -uflk'ient to tailsly the
demands of a d ct ro, 10-w.t: tlSi.10, to.erar
with ii t real -'U tnu .ama siflce
sai. d Cre was erered at 10
peroenc i-t anuui... ..nd I115J eoats, aiao the'
euau o! and atwudmg th aa.j.
Now there;. .re, iu vu d." o- to such Serree
lJii,oa:h. l.tidByot Ix-iem r,lW, luWlivy
u -01. a..d w.u, .... Situr.i.iv 1- lnl. da? of
January, Ui6, at tbe h ur of l:30o'c.ock P. M.
of iid day, hi tl.e .r.u.t .o to. th - court Dime
In sld cou.uy, ff rtor it pnblic auction,
and tel. 10 tbe bju.'ie-t hq . beat u 'ider, lor Casli
in bu 1, all f .h riahl. tulo and Interest th
ul4 Uuiuiidunt Ole J 11 , ou tne 7th day ol
November, lst5. h .d or now na tn ud to the
lol.ow.Dg dM:rib.d rt. p 0ity, to wit:
ri.eaoutbva tqu r e- 1 a lo 1 in Towe--'hlp.Sou.h
o. K.ug. t bft, of Willaaien
Her dlan, co..uiu.n .61 no a d tne Jii r;b
we t i 01 1 .0 -o.iihwi Kt li m See n K, Towa
h p 4 aoutn of Rs geSEast, of Willamette Me
nd, an, couu.iiuiig - eras; aa si.uate in
Clack tmai C"U uy, Or gun.
Dauxi tli. a .8 b ay m D.-ecmb r, A. D.USS.
E C. MADUIKK.
Sh -r ffo. cla a ...... V un.y.
By N. M. Moody, Deputy. 12-J0, 1-1J
Our Prices are
the Lowest
wan
sha
desks
pens,
pei
umes,
purses
handkerch
PRESENTS,
10c; mirrors from
and cases, Xmas
to $5. Endless
the place
&CO
Everybody
Invited to
call.
Fn - nuiVrmedy euros qulrklv, permonently an
.: .. Vi,.,,;;,m,..5, k.u.t Vl.ulllv. KWblly E..
cnives,
pencils,
yes
. hair X
lef boxes
,mj L'UAiviA.N' CO., Ulu'm.