Oregon City enterprise., January 24, 1896, Image 3

Oregon City hntcrprisc.
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Mayor.
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CHAT AliOUT TOWN.
Wauled--Wood ill the I'm riiriKi: of
Urn. If you W ii 1 1 1 ii ni'M HIK liiiii'liilin (or t'St
Hit In IIi'IIuiiiv Husi-li's.
Muoey Id Ion tt (ill Ki'D'l r('"' estate
Hi'i iiiil) by A. S 1 ni'r.
Cliuir ImiIIhiiih lit 1'iiiker.V Howard's
(nun III rents lli, Inrlll'lilirf nilil.
Clnllilnii will li wild at ni'timl ru-l lit
('Illinium I-mui'm lur the nent days.
M.i.l
IU'imIIhi
,inn nil ID rents il boltle, iilni
i lur nil kinds nl in nr 1 1 1 1 m m nl I'..
i: Mm tin's.
( 'iiinl i.'H i linn "'f1'1 and ''"V'
C'iiiili' fresh ii" new innwn liny to tin
Novelty randy liu tury.
Pile ol .imi,Ii. luivi lli'H, lmt le
Witt's Vitrliliii.il HiiIvh will nut" them.
When irHrlv applied it cures seitld
and ImriiH without tlm shuhtest pain.
I 'run k I'. Wt-li-h, ili'iitinl, Knt'hlute ol
llm I'nivrrsily of I'l'iitinvlvanlii, will
bo In Oietfoli City tilllen i'liurMiliiy ol eitrh
week; remainder of enrh week in I'nrt
IiiihI "Hire. r.M.ui TTlh-kniii buildinir.
ltev. Williiiui Tr.tvis, Btii.etititeiidetit
o( tlin I'ri'xtiy t'r inn Siihhaih sihoul
work In tin- Oh'ijoii City mill I'nrlliinil
illhtrirt, llllnl Kev. MtiH"iinTV ' put
pit nt tin1 I'resbvteriun eliim-h lat Sun
day iiinriiiiiK.
A miiiiII lund-li-lo (nmi tin bluff,!"
tuei-n the Sixth mi'l Filth stte-et Himr
way, luit Friday nikjlit rmiwil u l-n o
niry obtru.liim on llm side tnnkn.
A ti-lei-rapli pole wit" kmn kt'il out of po
sition l,y tin m ii'tineho.
I. ml KatunUy W. II VI lor beunn
an nitii'ii in tint .-bruit omit iijiint
('. T. Ilnnsrd, tli proprietor of I l.i Mil- j
lino ItimriiiK iiiHIh, fur fHM ilitumu'"".
cliiiiiii'il to have been ruiiHi'il by lurk
wnter frniii Howard's mill dam.
Tin) llrst hUrksinith simp tint! farmer
pUH' in roininit to I irt'itmi City N tint! of
Miiplo lliiriiutn, ut tli junrlioii of tlu
hovt'iitli ulrri't roml uml Mtin utrtvt.
Tlit-ro In no rlii of rk tlny rnnnnt
IiiiiiiIIc uml t ri'iiwiiml'ln prii't-n. Tlicy
liHvn nn oxiM-rt liiir"i' itlii)i r uml K'"r,in"
tn Hlifrtiim.
Tint pupiillHt Ktiiltt ciitivciitlon w ill ln
liolil nt Suli'iii FVIiruiiry 'L'iul, iiiNtcnil
of nt rorlliiml hh wiiH ilii nriifinitl intcn
lion of ii luritti niinilii'r of tint ffiitml
ci Itttfiimii. Their cuiinty coiiveii-
lion in C'liu kuuittH idiinty, will coiiHe
tpit'iitly Imi lii'hl in vlviit.cii of the r
piihlicmi mnl ilmnocriiiio county conven
tion. I'cti'r Neliren'H rt-HiileiiCP the
vrentt of nn IntereMlinu nmrriiik't' cere
inony lut Fril:iy nflernnon. Tim con.
tmctiiiK pm tittH went CliurleH M. WchI,
mi einploytt of tint pnper inilln, uml Mrn.
A nun tiritiiven, H inoNt eittiiiiii'ilit I ml y of
thiHcily. Kev. A. J. MiiiilKoiuerv, of
the I'reitliyteriiin cluircli, wiw miiHler of
citrcniDiiieit. Mr. nntl Mm. Went urn oc
cupyiiiu cottuit on F'uIIh View.
('limnlierliiin'it Coiiuh Ueineily 1h
futniMiH (nr itn I'tireN nl IihiI coIiIh. It
opeim Mm nerrellonH, relievi'H tint liuiim
nmi ai'ltt initiirit in rixtturiiiK tint HVHteui
to a lieiiMhy comlition. If freely iinetl nn
hood h dm cM Iiiih liei'ii contrrti'leil,
uml lieforo It Iiiih liecoiuit Mettleil in the
hyMlom, il ureiilly leMMeim the noverity of
tint uttiick ami Iiiih often cured in n
niiiKli) tiny what would liiivu lioen a hu-
verucol.l. For hiiIii liy (!. A. I Iiinliii(j,
dnniu'mt.
Mrs. Knit) tttiuib, wifo of It. Stmih,
died Sutiirtluy itvoninir, Jiiniiury 18th, nt
Ely. Shn wan anod 2'.' yearH, three
muntliH and '21 iIuvh, and thu ciiimuuf
lier curly iltMiiino wiih coiisiimptinn.
Thn fuiiitral aervicoa occurred at tho
fuuiily reHiduncu Monday at 10 o'clock
a. in., comluutnd by Kuv. II. K. Horn
chiich. Tho internii'iit took pluco at the
cemetery in the Mink oottluiiittnt. Mm.
S tu lib leiivus tin infant Hull ulioiit four
innntliH old. The BynivHtliy of muny
frientlN U extendeil to Mr. Slnub.
Heth Joiioh, a bacholor fiirmor roHid
iiiK in the vicinity of Marmot, was
brought to tho t'ity Monday by two of
hia ncilil ior, It. A. Tciil'yck and
(iuortfo LurkiiiH, charged with iintamty.
Ho waa examinod before County Judu
lliiyen ami ordered gent to tho aayluin
for treatment, Jonea it 58 years old
and has reaided in aolitude on bia ranch
on the bank tf tlio Handy, until hia
mind luifl become demented. fo 1m
niino8 Unit Ida noiKbhom am trying to
poinon him, and mys that he Iiiih eaten
enough poison during the pant month to
kill a million men. Jonea wiih taken
to the flluto nay I ii m Monday evnninn by
HheriirMiiddock and Deputy Hyatt.
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all In leavening
Strength V. S. Qavcrnment Report
i ii K oi(K;o I'lin.riiv miotv.
! hic'iiiniiis
I minty (miles
Sivi'Cji-liili' i.
oir Ilia
Tlic IIinI iiiiimmI hIihw of tin1 Oii'U"H
I'uiiltiy ANHiH'iiitiiui lit'l'l nl I'm i liiii'l
lllHl Wll'k, WllH II Kll'llt MIICI'IMH llll.lll-
riiillv, iin wi'll hh in llm nplimlii fxliilil
lion of IIiumiiikIiIiii"! fow lH. Tint I'uinli
lioini of tint wcatliiT with vi-ry nnliivor
nl, In for it luiK" utli'ii Iiiik'ii fr'jin llm out-
i Hiiln illhlririM, lint llm iniuiiiK"inriit liiivo ,
riMiHnii In Iin t'oinpliiiii'iili'il ii m in 1 1 mi
I lliitli'rinu hiirri'M- nf Himr I'hmI hum, ill
x i 1 1 1 1 1. it i . lor iin' piiHt i wo yi',ii,
Friink I ' pitpi'r, llm N"rthwi'Ht I'm- j
- j lit: I'liriniT, lmt t'liiitinuoiiHly inlvn- ,
iiili', I tin' iM-riii iin'iil oi,iiii,iiinii m n
I statu
UHIK'illtlll uml tln t iil Ii iiu of
poultry kIiowh ut nliili'il iiitfrviiU, Tin)
Hiirrfnn of llm orKaiii.iitiuii U li'iw iih
Niirnil, mul ii new intiTi-Ht hint Uvn
iiw.iki'il In poultry lin'filinir.
Tint 1 1 h 1 1 ! ii y of in ,ik'iiill u t ii n In of I'V
fry ltniii(iiiiililii vnrii'ly woiilil Imvn Ihiii
a creilit In any one of tint (treitt poultry1
i exliiliiluiiirt In llm F.mt, wliii li arttno
largely atieiidi'd ( UrkiiiniiH comity1
icnrileil nil' tint HWerpliikeH prii', ami i
.liixlice 1 . 1 1 1 1 r I i xi hi yiirioiiH coopn
i were alnriiei wiih red and blue riiihoim.
i
Mr. I 'i x i ii wiih iiWiirded 1 ri'Kulur
pri.ei and IL' Npeiiid pri.en. lie re
ceived llritt premium on liix line white
I.Hiiunlnin lienii, which were beiiuticH.
(Iiilirown l.t-;lioniB, he rt't-eived limt
prir.it on pulleta, nt on cia-kitrel, lat on
t-xhiliitioii pen ; L'ml pieniiiliu on pul
let, l!tnl on cockerel and pen; llrd on
ciM-k, !li4 on hen, Union pullet, ,'lnl on
cockerel. Mr. Ilixon received tint nweep
ulukea prim fur the lurgeHt numlier of
Inriln m'oiin over W poilila, an "Ameri
can Wonder ' inculmlur, valm-d at l'i.
lie iiIhu received a ft pair of hnmui
vuitt-H, i in ii t i'l by M Seller Si Co., for
the liihcHt m-oriiiK brown l.euhorn cork
erel, alHo the hllieHt m-oriiiK bird in the
HllUW.
Clirin Kocher, the well known puultiy
breeder ol Murk'a 1'iuiiie, broiiKhl in
Huine Unit IiIhIh, lmt ilinpuM,-,! of them
to Viiiccii A Son, who hud 17,'i low In
muny of thi'in pri.e hirdN iurclniBed at
Turnout mnl oilier point, due of the
Korbi-r ImhIn currieil of a viiluiible prnce,
it !' cultivator. In (ho NWcrpHtuke
pri.,-, Mr. Ilixon lunl to cnniHte with
tint IT.'i liim hirdn enhiliited by Vilimjii.
Wiiliiun Mixoii exlnliiti'd a biiml of
four I'lvmonth Ko. kit, mnl received lit
und 1! id pri..-N on hen, and 'Jnd on pen.
J. M (iarriNon, of Forrat lirove, hml
a Mne pxhihilioii (nun bin ViimIh, and
wini a numlier of prixcii, ax follow:
l'.it;lit IbiiliinilM I Mt oil cockerel, lt,
L'lld uml ilrd on pilllelH; 1 nt or. m-ii The
preiiiiiini pullet weighed lO'' pntinda.
WvaudotteH IhI, Und mid Ibd on
cix kereU; lt, '.'nd and Hrd on pulletN
and lnt on pen.
Plymouth Korku lnt, "nl uml !lnl on
ciH-kt-re!; IhI und 'Jnd on pnlletH; lnt
on h-ii. Mr. (iurriwm had T.'i) birdn on
exbibiiion. Ir. J. V . I'owell pur
chuKeil one of the Plymouth Kock rooit
tera, to adil to bin ytuU, lie being- tome
tliinu of a poultry fancier.
The On-iron Poultry ANtoeintion hint
tint follow iin; ollli-erH: PreHidont, I,. It.
( 'It i pin mi ; John Vinceii, vicn-prenidvut ;
liny T. Hunt, aecietary; Frank bee,
trcimurfr. Mr. I.eo it aoiuethinK of a
bird fancier, und was awarded the IliKt
pri.e on Hilvi-r Wyaudntt lieu, 1'ml on
cock and !lrd on hen. A lmt aecoiid on
hen in black l.nn kIihiin.
The aNHociution alter puyimr all ex
Pciihch, have 175 cinpa left for next
your'a exhibition. Tlie rt-Hiilia nl th'm
aliow will k'ivo a new impel iih to poultry
breodini; in Chickumaa and Multno
mah countiea, un well iin in other sec
liona of tho atuto. Clackanina county in
well adapted to producing Unit breeds of
poultry, and will continue to lead in
Unit line as it baa alreaily mudo a itood
heKinniiiK in that direction. Justice
Mixon Hticceeded in carrying oil" altout
fill worth of priy.es alone. 11. Moore, of
CliickiimnK, had on exhibition a line
specimen of Hut Muscovy duck.
Cliiiiitauiua I n flue nee.
It is a nolahlo fact that Chuiilutnitm
movement has workeil a revolution In
Oregon City social circles within the
piiHt three years. Tho cluingti is so no
ticeable that it is freiinontly commented
upon. Hi fact, Oregon City is surely be
coming a center ol culture, and In
tellectual people from every portion of
the country visit tho citv at least once a
your. A number of tho residents are
taking mi active interest in tho stthly of
literal ore und kindred subjects; the so
cial, literary and musical entertainments
have attained a bighor standard of ex
cellence ; art la receiving HKiciu! atten
tion, and a high grade of musical cul
ture is becoming deservedly popular.
As an example, of this improved condi
tion of things may be mentioned the ab
sorbing interest taken in Mies Harlow's
ami Mrs. Charman's musical choruses
anil Mrs. William's musical society. The
indications of culture, und a higher civil
ization, coiiiiiiunsiirato with tho com
mercial mid manufacturing growth of
Oregon City, is duo to the influence of
tho C'liiuituiiquu circle.
If your rocking chair baa the Sunday
evening sipieaks tuko it to McGrnth's
furniture establishment opposite the
postoflico. Ho w ill re-gluo it and niiiko
it strong enough to do good aorvico with
out keeping tho family awuko with its
unpleasant creaking.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Uteit U.S. Gov't Report
IW Powder
ABSOLUTELY PUCE
I ' ii I fin F.iiili'iivnr .fleeliiiK.
The executive i-nminitteit of lint local
; Chris'ian Fndi-uvor I'nion held a meet-
iuu the reMideiii it of Mrs. A . H, llresscr
j Tui sdiiy eveiilna. All thn iiiemWa of
1 Ibi) coiiimiltei! went present, an I plana
I ifi-mtrally went iliw iikni-iI of in r n n i i nif
the preliiiiiiiaries and foriniiliiliiik' plana
for the Statu ( 'hrittlimi Kudeaor i-oii-velilioli,
which collies bent in May.
(i. II. lii-Htow, primi'lent, presided. It
Wiih dei-ided to hold monthly union topic
prayer ineeliiiut, licKinuinir; with Feb
rmiry 'Jnd. All the evanelical clmrcliea
in llm state will lat represented ut thin
convent ion, und several hundred dulc
tfuti's, coiiNist,ii of Oregon's best peo
pit), will he in ullDiidiiucit . Tim follow-
inil commitlees were appoinlftd for ac
tive work, and every effort will he luailu ,
to entertain the coiiiention in a credita-'
ble way
Finance A. liobertsnu, (ieorne F'an-j
cln-r, F. F. D muliUon, J. Tompkins and
F. .1. Mever.
Fjilitrlaininent W. (i Health), Miss
Mary Mclntyre, Miss May Mark. Mrs.
Ktnina Muir and Mrs. !tla I,. Iionaldson.
Hall and Church II. Tompkins, J. M.
Heckart and II. ('. Wood..
Decoration Miss Nlusa liarclny, Miss
Jennie Noliln, J. II. Illack und Samuel
(iihsoti
Press Mrs. Cliarlotle Dresser, Arthur
Holden, Miss Ami I'aird und K, II.
( iuliherl
Musk A. S. Dresser, Misa
VoiuiKi-r, Mrs. Doiu (iray, ('.10.
uml Mrs. Jennie White.
Nellie
Hailey
I'rolialit ( "lil t.
In llm mutter of the etat) of C, P.
Wiuexet, dei eased, it w as ordered that
the sum of fits) he set aside for the sup
port nf tin w iih w and the children.
William I'eemiiu, udiiiinUtrator of
tint estate of Surah A. Pat ridge, de
ceased, filed bis final rcHirt, which was
approved.
J. F. I'.dinister was appointed guar
dian ol the person and estate of Itila
tvliniiler, a minor.
Hans l.inneht-rg, executor of the es
tate of Jorgen 0. Hinirors, deceased,
was granted an order to sell the real J
pruiicriy belonging to the estate.
lu the matter of the estate of Frank
M Albright, deceased, (ieorge A. Hard
ing, (ieorgo Moore and Joseph It ice
were appointed appraisers of the prop
erly of said estate.
Frank J Hobell, administrator ol the
estate of Nicholas Clam-sen, deceased,
submitted bis final report, which was ap
proved. John 1 1 it iles was appointed adminis
trator of the estate of beamier llurleae,
deceased .
Tlie Meal I'aniiccu.
James I,. Francis, Alderman. Chicago,
says: "I regard Dr. Klna's New Dis
covery as nn Ideal Panacea for Counlis,
Colilsand I.ung Complaints, having used
it in my family for the h; five years, fo
the exclusion of physicians' prescriptions j
or other preparation." I
Kev. John llnrgus, Keokuk, Iowa I
wriics: "I have been minister of the
Methodist Kpiscopal Church for 50 years
nr ,r.. and have n, f.,,l unvthin '
so beiielicial, or that gave me such
apcedy relief aa Dr. Ring's New Discov
ery." Try this Ideal Cough Remedy
now. Trial bottles free at Charmun &
Co.'s drug store.
Two prominent young men of this city
were invited not many days ago to at
tend an evening party. In fact it was a
leap year all'air, and they bad been in
vited by the respective young ladies to
call for them at their homes. One of the
young men was directed to call at the
proper house, but called at the wrong
place at the first break. At the second
place he was invited in and conversed
with the host for about 20 minutes be
fore ho discovered his mistake. Finally,
after another attempt or two lie reached
right house. The other gentleman, too,
had a time. Tho young lady that ho
was to accompany to the party resem
bled her sister so much, that he made a
mistake and went will, the latter, and
did not learn the difference until they
started to return home.
The dry goods stores are doing a rush
ing btisinoss in red, white and blue rib
bon during the last few days, all on ac-
,.., of tl, iwi.,,11 . t.:..i. i..
v" -'t """"
struck tlie pupils of the public school ;
with considerable force. Their is con
siderable rivalry over the football colors
between the Kastham and Barclay
schools, aud tho boy is not in it who
does not carry an extra supply of rib
bon In his pocket. It is amusing to
watch the young snllnnts, while on their
way home from school. With all the
persuasive hingtinge at their command
they will induce some little girl to wear
bis favorite colors. Often, after a few
minutes the little girl meets another
boy of tho opposite side and changes
colors.
I liesiiliilliins.
i
Om (ion City, Jan. Zi, IH:sl.
To the Ollii-ers and MemlatrM ol F.lectric
lvalue No Kt A. t. V, . W :
Your coiiimitteo nn rrsolutions would
respectfully suliuiit thn following rejirt :
Whereas, Almighty 'od in his divine
wisdom has been plea-ed to call to a
higher and purer lilo Mrs, Kale Staiib,
wife cf our esteemed Mater Workman
and brother, therefore
Kesolved, That this loile tender its!
heartfelt Kymimthy to our brother in bis i
su'l uflliction an-! severe trial.
Hesolved, That these resolutions be !
entered on the record of this lolice, and j
a copy forwarded to our brother, It, I
It. Kiuuh, and ulso to the city papers for I
publication. T. V. Kya.h,
A. W. ClIK.NKY,
W. M. ltoillNSOS,
Com mittce.
St.Orilla Chorus Concert.
When the talent has been ut all
worthy, home productions have always
drawn good houses in Orettun City mid
the forthcoming concert by the St.
C V-cilia Chorus promotes to la) greeted
with an audience worthy of the splendid
talent that will aps-ar on the stage. It
in now apparent that this concert will lie
one of the ireatesiB musical events ever
given ill this city. The program which
will be announced next week, will please
all lovers of fine music, for the selections
have all been made with sHciul refer
ence to pUciug the various participants
at their best, and they will lie of unusual
high order for an ainaluiir performance.
Furm f"r Sale,
line liu ml re 1 i;U 1 s;x y ucres in Pow-
ell's Valley; one of the most desirable
I places in that section. Will sell on easy
terms on long time. Apply to Mas
Maky J. I'.uaim.kv, assessor's ollice,
com I house.
The .Molulla Dnirj.
Having established u dairy at my
place on the Molalla road I am prepared
to furnish pure, f'eslrmilk delivered to
all parts of (he city at reasonable prices.
Address by postal card to Kly.
A. I5.UUANN.
Jloney to Loan.
Parties intending to borrow money on
their farms this fall will find it to their
iiiteient tocali and see meat an early
day. Plenty of money on easy terms
and low rates of interest.
W. H. RcKoiiAwir.
Under the provisions of the new law
school districts are required to hold their
meetinys for the purpos.i of levying
taxes before the first day of February of
ea -h year The roll can be sent in to
; the county clerk af'er that date, but the
levy must be made before.
The adjourned term of the circuit
court will convene Monday. It is not
yet known whether or not Judge Mc-
ttritlu trill trv tliu nnu- .u uu luifnra tl,..
, ar ... , n... ... ..... . . V ., . w. V k.aJ
April term or not
, :
U'J Harding made a bill o' sale of
" TV ro 'st MondaV '0
ChTl M,,rriiy- for the cons.dera-
tl0 f !,'W- Mr- M,lrry 8t 0nC tk
cbar.'e of the stock of goods and the
ba-
kerv
A KNIFE
in the hand of Surgrton
givw yon m iMling of hor
ror and drrad. There ia
no longer necessity for its
use in many diseases form
erly regarded as incurabl
without culling.
The Triumph ol
Conservative Surtery
la wett lltiutntted by the fact that
PliPTIIPpor "reach, in now radicUr
lUr 1 UIVL, mTr4 without the knife and
without pain. Clumsy, chafing- trusses can be
thrown awny I They never cure-but often induce
inflammation, strangulation and death.
TIMf)OC Ovarian, Fibroid ( Uterine ) and
I Vl'iuajm,ny others, are now removed
withottl the perils of cutting openttious,
PILE TUMORS, ITOT
of the lower bowel, are permanently eured with
out pitln or resort to the knife.
CTftp in the Dlmlder. no matter how targe,
1 villi ia crashed, pulverised, washed out
and perfectly removed without cutting.
CTRIf TIIDC of Urinary Passage la also
Ol IWtvl removtd without cutting in
hundreds of caaea. For pamphlet, reference
anil an particulars, sena to cents (in stampsi to
Main Street, Buffalo, N. V.
n uriu Lisucusary niraicai Association, eo. aos
MOTHERS
and those soon to
become mothers,
should know that
Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Inscription robs
childbirth of its tor-
ttires, terrors and
dangers to both
mother and child, by
aiding; nature in pre
paring; the system
lor parturition.
Thereby "labor"
and the period of
confinement are
greatly shortened. It also promotes the
secretion of an abundance of nourishment
for the child.
Mrs. Dora A. Spthhir, of OaHry, Overton Co.,
Trnn., writes: "When I begin taking Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, Fwns not atileto
ataud on my feet without nulll-riiii; almost death.
Now I do all my housework, wnshimr, cooking,
sewing aud verything for my family of eight.
X am stouter now than I have beeu in six years.
Your Favorite Prescription ' is the best to take
i belore coiilinement, oral tt-B-t it nrovtd so with
I mr. I never sntT-red so little with auy of my
cuildu-B as I did with uiy Ut,"
Uatel?
Uii?dou;
Ami you will each week (;
hoiiio tal; ami UHeful arti
cltB marked at priwa you
never bought tlienriiiie at be
fore, lie nieinUir tliene prioea
hold good for jimt the one
werk. Don't worry as to
whether money in being loot
or made on them, hut grafp
the opportunity and buy
while you have the chance.
PUTKOW'S TINSTORK,
WHBRB PRICB8
KHB AliWAYS RIGHT.
A QUICK-
BREAKFAST.
Can be prepared
with our self-raising
liuokwheat flour,
(iriddle Cake (lour,
Flapjack pan cakes.
Steamed rolled wheat.
Tettyjohn'a break faHt food.
Maple sap syrup.
Creamery butter.
E. E. WILLIAMS, The grocer.
DO f 0U FEEL BJD?
Does your back ache? Are you
troubled with constipation? Does
your shim ach refuse to digest your
food? Do von have malaria? Does
every step you take seem a burden?
Are you wakeful at night? Do yon
feel the need of a stimulant? If so,
three doses of
Moore's Revealed Remedy
Will make you feel like a new person.
It contains no alcohol or spirit of
any kind, no quinine, no min
erals, for sale by your
druggist.
BLUMAUER FRANK DRUG CO.,
WHOLESALE AUE.NT8,
PORTLAND, OR.
SEE
Davies Exhibit
And have your photos
taken at the gallery.
Third aud Morrison Sts.
Entrance on Morrison Street.
A. W. PHILLIPS,
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AND
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Special rates given on hauling to
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ADDRESS
THE CHEAT DIVIDE, Denver, Colo
To the Public-
WHAT THK
GAJIMUiUS
.mil, dd,
DEUVKR AT VOI R IIOl'SE:
The Gambrines Pilsner or
Bavarian Bottle Beer, per
Doz. Quarts at. -tl 50
California White Wine per gal
80
80
Claret ine per gal
" Tort Wine per gal. 1 50
" Cherry Wine per gal. 1 50
Best " Grape Brandy per gal. 4 00
10 year old Whiskey. Nonpa
reil per gal 4 00
Our goods will lie 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.
Reinlator Lit
PORTLAND TO
THE DALLES
ByJaheJ! DALLES CITY
Z REGULATOR
Daily boats, except Sunday, leav
ing Oak street dock at 7 a. pi., mak
ing regular landings at Vancouver,
Cascades, White Salmon, Homl
River and all intermediate points.
Passenger and freight rates lower to
these points than by any other line.
First class meals served for 25c.
This is the Great Scenic Route.
All tourist admit that the scenery
on the Middle Columbia is not ex
celled for beauty and grandeur in
the United States. Full informa
tion by addressing or calling on
J. N. HARNEY, Agent,
Tel. 914. Portland, Or.,
OUice and wharf, foot of Oak St.
COMMERCIAL ....
Cigar Store
AND
-Billard Parlors
Finest Lino of Cigars In the City
Full Line Smokers Supplies
FIRST t?aLIY COKECTIO.VY
(JURIED
E. B. RINEARSON, Prop.
FERRYS;
SEEDS.
Parted seeds stow
'paying crops. Perfect seeds"
T are not grown by chance. Moth-"
r Ing Isever left to chance In grow-1
' Ing Perry's Seeds. Dealers sell 1
' Ujtui everywhere. Write lor
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. for 1S9H. Brimful of valuable I
i Information about bent and new-.
. est amis. Frca by mall. .
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Detroit, Mich.
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