CLACKAMAS COUNTY
THE ENTERPRIE lOKKKSIONO
ESTS SW EEP TUE 1'IELO.
Sandy Has a (Jreat Republican Rally
Barlow Road Mill Cloned by Deep
Snow In the .Mountains.
Baxdt, May lti. I-ant Tuesday an im
mense crowd of people from all over the
country gathered at Meinig's hall to hear
th republican candidates speak on the Is-
uesor the day. Hon. Oeorg C. Hrownell
wu the first speaker introduced. He siok
eloquently and logically, introducing a great
many farts on the tariff and money ques
tion!. The other speaker were U L. Tor
ter, Eli C. Maddock, and Charles Holruan,
who made brief and stirring speeches and
ware frequently applauded.
The weather continue bad and some
tariuers who haven t sown all their grain
bare given up all bop of getting it sown.
Mr. Mularier is preparing to build a barn
on his place.
Will Stansberry who lately got married,
has moved out and rented a place of Mr.
Foster, where he wiil reside at present
Mr. and Mrs. Heins, of San Francisco,
were visiting Mrs Heins't parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bacon.
Annie Cooper left for South Bend, Wash
ington, Wednesday.
Will Calvin has moved into Mr. Crisle's
F. B I.inn is building a poultry yard snd CANNY RKwtt,
house. This will be the third poultry yard I
at Linn's mill. It looks like they were go. "PPJ W4.llnr-4 Trip With a Tint of
ing to raising poultry, don't it? i Iac to It,
Services on Memorial Pay, Saturday,
May ltd, will be held at the cemetery at this
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il:ttli. Mr
May is. On Wednea.lav, May
John livdman and Mi Ida
A K of Oregon City, commencing at 4
o'clock p. m. All are invited to attend.
Politics is taking uuite a boom in this
place We ran see notices posted uo all 1
around announcing a populist lecture at
Kedlaud hall, but it is difficult to ascertain
when it is to be. Kvery bill states it ditter-1
eiitly. We think that populist tnuid have i
been drunk, or it may have been a populiit
almanac be was looking at when lis rots
out those bills.
The bovs who left here for Kajtem Oregon
are in a bad tix They can't get work and
are in debt for board ; so e learn by letters
received from that part of the stale. It
looks like the bovs would belter stay at
home these hard lime.
Mr. Lowry was in Oregon City one day
last week searching for ork.
Mrs. J. Trullmger and Frank Spragut
were visiting at Mr. A. (ipragtie s on day
last week.
marriage by Kev 8 W . Stryker of Oregon
City. The wedding was a private on and
took place at lh residence ol the officiating
miniMer. Both parties are well and favor,
ably known in Canhy. Mix Thegley is the
daughter of Ihs well known hotel man, Jas
Bhegler, and is a nut estimable young la
dy. Mr Kvdman is known her ai an tin-
right, industrious young man. Their nu
merous friends here unite in ulurg them
all the happiness and prosperity they can
i devr.
I A report of another wedding has reached
us, but we are not able to verifv It. so do
not attempt to give details; but as a partial
e.planation, will Mat that Iam Humor
and I think Pain liumor knows says that
,10 of the young people of this vicinity
1 have suddenly, but not very mysteriously,
disappeared, and their route of departure
' as well as the domestic relation thereof.
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Look out. bovs. for the ball at Ul.n I hall ""' me usi ot
criirr no recently departed oil tlie
next Saturday night.
Mrs. S. S. Mosher has just had a very !
nice gate completed which adds much to the
looks of the place
Miss Hattie F. Wilcox was visiting friends
in Oregon City several days last week, i
Paniel H. Mosher has been doing some
work for Mrs. A. L. James.
I
F. Wilcox has had some trouble with'
a wild animal bothering his sheep this i
j spring. Il is thought to be a wild cat or
coyote. He has been trapping for il but
witnoul success. l.irntY
TWIN I ITT NEWS.
Ae Aged Pioneer Hurt-School Has ratrlutlr
Exercise.
,... f krti,M mtA will Mvm Hiam a. Iaha . .
he runs the mail wagon. , Y,f "T ,0,n,1 boou " cwn,,n ln !
Several name of tourists have trie,! to wo w w'
- , o
over the mountain but failed, as they en
countered snow to the depth of ten feet.
Quite a number of people went from here
to Eagle Creek the Uth int. to hear General
James B. Weaver speak in favor of pop
ulist doctrines.
Sandy Ridge Sunday school was reorgan
ized xith Mr. Meveras superintendent.
A debating club has been started at Kelso
to meet every Saturday until the weather
becomes more favorable for work.
A good many of our people were in hopes
that alter the republican candidates were
here we would get better weather; but still j
it rains. It must be the populist party that i
is responsible for all this bad weather. Hith-
erto they have charged every unfavorable ;
aspect of crops and weather to the doings of
wicked republicans, and voted accordingly.
In the eternal round ot things it seems to
have become their turn to snatch the rain
bow from the skies and tie the ends together.
iasi sieamer tor i allforma.
Attorney A. S. Pre sser, of Oregon City,
accompanied by T. J. Cleeton, republican
nominee for district attorney, were in Can
by last Friday.
William K. Weed came home Fridav to
spend a few days. William is in the can
vassing business, and " lets no guilty man
escape."
John Molian has taken out license foel
die meat In Canhy With two sources of
supply we ought to get meat away down in
price and away up in iiility and quantity.
" Eli" 1-ee, the famous bicycle rider, spent
Sunday in Canby. 1
Many Canby eople went to Needy to
hrartieneral James II, Weaver talk popu
lism last week.
W. p. Smith, populist, spoke in Knight's ,
hall last Fridav evening to a small and 1
thoroughly disinterest,-,) crowd. He had
statistics ealore and quoted fast and a long I
time. j
J. S Coxey is rumored to be neit on th- !
Carlton & Rosenkrans,
CHNBY. ORECON,
Millinery . .
Wo havo just lvt'fivotl a new
punls a nl can furnish you
tlicin to order on short not ice
lino of Hjirinj' milinrry
trimmt'tl hats or trim
Mens and Boys' Clothing
Our hoys' and men's clothing
Dt nt fail to sco it heforo you I my
you inure inmnv than ever
has just arrived.
, for we can nave
Ik 'fit re.
CHRLTON St ROSENKRHNS.
Hicalaad 5w.
High l!d. May 15. Mumps are still rag
ing in this neighborhood. The people of
this place who have not got the muirp, or
had them, are not in fashion.
8carletina is also visiting tome of oar peo
pie. It was stated in a previous letter from
yoar eormponoent that J Kirk and fam
ily bal smarted tor California. Bat rain de
tained tbea asd they are still here waiting
lor tbe weather to settle.
C Kroha it improving bit premises by
patting picket fence around bis house. 1
Mrs. F. Welsh and family, and Mrs. E. j
Harrington and family attended the wed-1
ding of Mis Helen Taylor and Mr. E. Story
last Sunday.
Mrs. D. A. Miller, wife of oar school
teacher, is visiting in Oregon City, and Mr.
Miller is frying hisown pancakes this week.
Mrs. Ella Bodin and husband are visiting
T. B. Jones and daughter.
Mrs. P. Davidson has been very sick bul
we are glad to learn that she is improving.
Misses Missouri and Anion May field
are attending the county examination this
week.
Born to the wife of Nat Scrivener. Mav
Tars l'nct and Glaphtxm, May ir..
The well-known pioneer, lirandpa Straight,
of Parkplace, while walking about the saw
mill al Gladstone, stepped on a slab,
slipped, and broke his leg He was inm-e-! list of populists to endeavor to Inhvt int..
diately taken to the hospital where he is ' the popular pulse populist principles pre
getting along fairly well This is a sad ecci- paratory to and preceding the protection
dentforonesofaradvtnced in years, but ' plurality predicted In June next. We don't
we all sympathiie with him. and hope he need his good mads project here as Canby
will have Ihe strength to stand tbe terrihle always has sood roa Is. It will lake more
i nocs 1 than the combined forces of the populist
Another accident occurred in Gladstone orators now infesting Oregon to turn the
j daring the past week. Pale Seaver was out republican majority here into a nonuli.i
in the field not far from his home Irving to one-the " Texas Cyclone" to the contrary
catch bis pony. The animal, as the boy got notwithstanding.
near, suddenly wheeled about and kicked J. S. Graham with a force of men it at
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mm ju ueiow in rye, mating a very uau j worn improving the street by draining, fill
cruise anu inocaing nun senseless tor Ihe , ing, etc.
ume. jir. seaver Happened to be on bit when there Is any neded improvement for either on the cam or at home
toon recovered consciousness The wound i
has healed up nicelv, and is almost well. i
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Moore gave a
Xew York Tribune.
liflJcr c( the KcjuiMiQii Tarty.
1WM5.
Are You WiiinE to Ltsirn to i SctEtstisi9
Tut Nxw Yokk Taihtsx' broad
column anJ large print make it the
The city council it wide awade easiest paper in the country to read,
Mink Notes,
Mim. Mar lS.-Ered Heft and Fred Fish
Bv ,r. tvn in,t.trl. r.i.:. . i
rv i.terxlin. 1.),, i u.li.. l .k- . ' ,,.
. . ., . , . " have bought he entire stock of the Worden
much JT M " "7 Ml0Cr" forea """" of t,h"'" ovhtike,
much appreciated. Mr, Moore represent. .h(1 . c()ljve righ Qf h-
' v ""-"'-" of Mi.linom.tj. Clackamas and Marion lo
ture again in the near future al the same .,, ,,,. T(,. , . .
I , - - " w.t v miv i uri n
.hands In the business, and undoubtedlv
They expect to start out as
place. i
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jir. itaiuuu ins mane . si.rt on nit new isill succeed
iiuiisv a CP uii3iuil. uril lliusiieu t .i
...... , ., i iuuii u tin ruu 117 up.
it will be a nice and cosy residence. n... n .i . k. i .i 1 . .
... ' , Owen Hughes bad Ihe misfortune to os
Mr. V, heeler hat started a new houte for ! , v,,b,e mtTt
" Z"- ' . "P'"! J. W Beattie, our school teacher, is mak-1
v, uiv lim, lliu mil unuuuutcuijr ill. Be a
neat place of it,
About a rioxen members of the Grand
Army -visited our school last Friday for tbe 1
purpose, I suppose, of instilling and empha-1
sizing tbe principles of loyalty to our flag.
It ( A nrniwr thiniF tn tn,Kt,A Iha '
-. , . n w i...wua uc , full, ,
lug preparations to have a grand picnic at
the close of the spring term.
Mrs. John Moebnke left last Saturday to
visit relations In Seattle. CvcLont.
A I'oor Muu's Chance.
14, a little ter.-pound republican. Mother jmind with love of country and teach It to
and babe are do'ng well, and Nat it alt
miles.
Meadow brook News.
Miadowbbook, May 18. Messrs. Dave
May, Thos. Uankins and J. H. Kruse set
forth populistic principles to a fair sized au
dience last Thursday at the Canyon Creek
hall.
State Senator Brownell will speak in be
half of tbe republican candidates at the
Gorbett school bouse at 7:30 p. m. next
Thursday, May 21.
The entertainment at the hall last Satur
day was not very well attended owing to an
exceeding'y rainy afternoon. A short liter
ary program was rendered. The first copy
of a new paper, "Tbe Canyon Creek Ag
onizer," was read. A handsome plush
photo album was voted to the sweetest
girl. After a spirited contest Miss Jessie
Robeson was declared the choice by a ma
jority of nine votes Miss Jessie thanked
those who had so highly honored her in a
few apprepriate words. The Edtekpkibe
extends the recipient its congratulations.
After the election J. H Wright auctioned
of! 15 lunch basket, some of which were
" a thing of beauty and a joy forever." But
some of the young ladies were of a more
practical turn of mind. May Ball's basket
was not a basket, but a diminutive stove
wash boiler. The lucky bidder was a bach
elor. Then came Amy Robeson's basket, (?)
a perfect image of a wash tub, and sus
pended from its side was a perfect little
wash-board. But it had never been used in
a laundry or its contents would not have
been so delicious. Phu.-mx.
Redland Hews.
Redlakd, May 18 Tbe Jtedland ladies'
Aid Society met at Mrs. W. D Berkey't
Tuesday, May 5th. The day was spent in
quilting. After tbe work was done some
very nice instrumental music was rendered
by Mr and Mrs. Berkey. Three new mem
bers were enrolled Mrs. Benner, Mrs.
have honest pride for its history; but eventt
of late teem to show that it it important to
ttop at inordinate pride, lest the United
States should become a boor among the na
tions of the earth. We hope the good work
of the U. A. R. will bear good fruit in the
future.
Mr. Galloway, the new receiver at the C.
S land office, has moved hit family from
McMinnvilleto the elegant residence of Mr,
Chase at Park Place
A splendid lo-acre tract near Oregon
City on Molalla road, near two churches
and graded school, a live, progressive
neighborhood, good soil and half under
cultivation, balance in pasture. New
house, gocnl well, all kinds of fruit.
Terms $."00, $175 down, balance in four
years time at 8 per cent interest. This
is the best bargain ever offered in Oregon
City. Call on Jas. A. Wells, office ot
C.ll, Dye, near Bank of Oregon Citv.
Whooping Cough.
There is no danger from this dineufe
The class of W-'OT of Parkplace school
met at Prof. Gray't house last Friday to re
hearse orations, essays, et cetera. A grand
nine 19 luusru lor un in evening ui wie .u .!. r.u 1 1 , , ,
in,, Closing exercises for the little one, Cough Remeday is
willbebeldinth.alternoon. j freely K.ven. It liquefies the tough
. ' mucus and aiila its expectoration. It
Viola Voicing. ' glto lessens the severity and fretuiennv
Viola, May 18. Grain is looking fine in of paroxysms of coughing, and Insures a
Hpeedy recovery. There is not the leant
danger in giving the remedy to children
or babies, as it contains no injurious
substance. For sale byG. A. Harding,
druggist.
spite of the cold, rainy weather
Fishing, stump pulling and resting is the
present order of business.
Lon Tenney is confined to his house with
a badly sprained ankle.
Clifford Mattoon was op from Oregon City
last Saturday.
Miss Allie Gale, of Oregon City, was visit
ing here with friends the pant few days i
John Tracy and family of Carrinsville, i
attended tbe republican speaking last Fri-1
day. I
Quite a number of Oogamies were down J
Friday evening to listen to the grand truths '
from the republican speakers. j
The first political meeting of the present '
campaign In this place wa, held in the VI-1
ola hall last Friday evening
several republican nominee, were pres
ent Owing to tbe inclement weather not
nearly so many were present as would have
been under more favorable circumstances.
However, a good-sized, attentive and appre
ciative audience assembled.
A Home-like lintel.
Farmers and the traveling public will
find a comfortable home-like place to
stop at when in Oregon City at the
Oriental hotel. Table supplied with an
abundance of the best the market af'
fords. Rooms and beds are clean and
comfortable.
Our 25 cent meals are not excelled.
John Dkmciikk, Prop.
A Recommendation from Loa Angeles,
ti32 Cafdelar St., 1am Angeles, Cel.,
-After having suffered for a long time from
acute rheumatism without obtaining re
troduced and delivered the principal addresg
Murdock and Mrs Allen. The books now I f the evening His address was clear, loifl-
sbow 18 members in all who have done a lot cal and convincing. The professor pre-
Iief, 1 used Chamberlain's I'ain I'.altn
Prof. Strange, nominee tor county super-.' and was almost Immediately relieyed.
intendent of public instruction was first in-' I highly recommend this an the bout
of good work since tbe society was organ
ized about one year ago.
Quite an accident happened n a part of
the ladies were returning home from the
meeting of the Ladies Aid Society on the
5th Five of the ladies with three of their
children were riding in a hack which turned
upside down. o one of them was hart
seriously.
W. M. Stone has been doing some clear
ing this spring.
E. H. Sprague has purchased a born, and
will unite with the Redland and Beaver
Creek brass band.
ferred to speak on educational matters, but
as be was billed to make a political speech
he presented the political issues of the pres
ent campaign.
Short speeches were also made by the
other candidate, present, which, judging by
the frequent applause, were jyry satisfac
tory to tbe audience. We predict a large
republican majority in this precinct
Violet.
The U. S. Qov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to mil others.
medicine known. II. M. Hamilton.
For sale by G. A. Harding, druggist.
Indigestion Cured.
Depressing times depress the mind;
the digestion is disturbed. Two or three
doses of the 8. B. Headache and Liver
Cure will restore your health to a nor
mal condition. 50 cents per bottle.
For sale by C. G. Huntley, druggist.
Insurance.
If you want to know anything about
Fire or Life Insurance or Building and
Loan Association, call on H. T. Bladen.
He has it at bis finger ends.
ol the
largest Newspaper Clipping Agency in
the world, testifies in a published card,
that his clipuinga for over 4.000 clients
ahowt that Tiia Taiut'da contains, "day
by day and week by week , for more origin
al matter than any daily newspaper in
New York City." He prove the fact by
figures. Tin Weekly rank the same.
lluiini'ts men find the market report
of Tux Tumi'M absolutely without an
eiiial. T11 at TaiHt'KK is the only news-
paer in New York City whose reporters
actually visit all the different markets in
person.
Tiia Tmiiiunk now print the best and
freshest humorous pictures of the day
from the comic press of two continents,
and supplies plenty of other entertain
ment. By its siecial telegrams anil corres
Dondunce, its able editorials and high
literary character, Titic Thiiil'n main
tains a splendid position in the regard ol
Republicans and lovers of music, art,
and good book.
Tut Tkiiiune's socixty news is known
everywhere for excellence, Its fashions
have always been of special value, and
changes of style are, as rule, foretold
in The Tuiiidne sooner than in other
newspapers.
The New Yoke Tmiiiunk is recognized,
officially, as the leading newspaper of
the Republican party.
As for Farming and Labor, The Tai
nt.' nb has fur 50 years demanded, and
yet demands that very possible dollar's
worth of food and commodities, con
sumed by the American people, shall be
produced by tho American people. For
this cause Tiik Tkimunk labors in its
various additions 305 days in every year.
A man is judged by the newspaper he
takes. He who reads The Thikunk is
wide awake, progressive, respectable and
capable, worthy of the confidence of
business and social friends. If you are a
young man you will live in rut all your
life (except by catering to that which is
base) if yon feed your mind upon news'
papers, full of scandal, vulgarity and in'
unity. Think for a moment of the people
who read newspaper of that class. On
the other hand, The ThiiiL'ne has prob
ably the largest clientele of the very
people who can help to improve a young
man's position, of any newspaper in the
United States. Associate yourself with
them.
Mr. Horr continues to write for The
Tiiihiink.
Rumple copies free. Daii.ev, $10 a year
Sunday seperatnly, $2. Hemi-Wkkkly,
$2. Weekly, fl. Tuiiiunk Almanac
for J8!I0, 50 cents.
THE TRIBUNE, Now York.
The People's Favorite.
When you are hungry and want an ap
petizing meal one that is well cooked
to your taste and well served try the
Nickel Lunch Counter, This is no
second-class restaurant, we feed the
best people In Oregon City and they al
ways go where they get full value for
their money. Give us a trial.
George Bros. Proprietors.
Most Goods for the Money
lllt ftil llmltlrl. I Or 4
I'erc.lM lor !. ne, Im. Il',,
Now deiti, I'ernafi facts, lo 0r a yd.
Atra L.Ku. mi iiyiiih now. plvnljr br.
Nw aoriutoul rr tv prints, bong-nt direct,
Pin lol Imxrm and Kmtn darivA elu prtov.
T'lminlu Huimnt, nrliiMrt lot lilndui
laflria, lira l.lmui. Fibre Clolh, 'rcoiluM,
Sliia, l aintirti a.
Pin lol Shl'l Wil.lt. em prloM. 4V up
Nir aMnrimnt l'ndrwr and llnaivry.
liauilkirrhmu, lc, .v. ir, (v u1 uo.
hurt I ball tt WhiM knltluif ('niton. It
SV. itiMl dou, paper, 1 bunrbei mnullU -
lupM, bmil VaMlIu. Ink ur nuoilaf. I ft
eurlln pom, wpeiia, 12 Aib hi k.
I I. I. Mmiln. StiHtr Pannl, I'rlul,
Y Jf U titinui Kiauiil, I'liM- ('Willi, Uuimi
CIMh.
t'mhreiU Iron nukr, to lol A I good, bd
rork price.
Standard faltern. elect stork, redurml prlea.
buyt 2 ld piaola or on with further Up,
II- I r nolv or pint, ear I b"ok ami
rncu iiiarpauar, t ii pturiia, 1 awu
KtlLLINKHY.
Slyll.h trimmed kal, rl braiillei. na fancy
prion.; laiitm Plata, lue, loliaa' Mallor, 10o,
Ilk baby rlbrmn, 1": wa-h alia, (worth Sol Jc a
lni rapa, bai, bby Imhiu.h. rl l,rn, vall
liu, tlua.1, oiocb.i eollon, knittln aila. tic.
Ft'llNIHHINQ CIOOIIH.
IliiO'lrada of manufacturm' lamp!, 111,
wool and itraw bat., bit aviii In pile, aira
bait So up, laus'larad throat ahlrta .Vlo un.
weatura V ami Sou, new iluan C'lliars lu-t ami
.-. wawrprool follara loo up, iwtl .- 5c up.
HHOKM.
I'ut prices, km our inmlabefnrtburlnc lo'
plow.. 8 lo . 1: bo)' bultou, 4 to A. II ;
ebild'a eanvaa, 7Ac: tncn' and lallas' rantaa
lop, cif trimuiad, II. baby tboei, a.'io up; anci
0 lol. l!Vc
buya Slba. nl lllmr Sao, Tapioca, halfina,
y- llrled Applta, Prune or Plum, or 10 IU.
ol twrmaw. Cum Moat or Ho'.lod OaK I lb.
Srbopp's bal I'oroaaul or lb. pure imuorl
Splnsof lib, hul rptr or S', lb, p it
Urd (bilug pall), 1 puuud. H ir
Prao t'hanaa Tubacrn, to pound
I'nal Oil, par sal.: I al., a. brloi can )
Pin Mil, a w . aiorl m I. Mm par nu IM.
Mi I'ueooirwJor j II,.. ii,i,.Miwar Im, n
K)iil to uaital nor grade. Taa Niba. Irwi a pmiud
Umoo or Vaullia. par ot. a, an on ball
priew, (brln txitlla )
Sawli.i Maabin (III. I o. lor Vl (bring boll, a )
l Hm dry granulaud Sugar, 1 1.
U.lloti can Api'loa or uaah, Kn.
Tab Prull, lor; I'U Piuii, I can for !. Tkl
trull I wurlh nearly douhla.
haal Stiuiw. .KM pwt (al (bring oan.) Keg. ll.X.
I'uokmg Miilaaa'a, 4V a gallun.
Plunaar Haking Puarilar, bail, par pound ID
aH at un aplrwa, eul lo sc a van.
Ciutheplui, lc a dia ; I himmiya, to up.
Haal ai baiidla. Itoi la.l(w baudlwa, ua.
la. eul, IV; wire. paiiny upiw.
Ilulu, le, lo ami So; har laa.l y pat pound.
I Un laaapoona, lo; Jail IcK-kl. to Up.
Mlk Hiralner, 10c; liuai pan, loo,
H uh P-n- in up; Tin I'aila, IU In Joe.
Wulmwa.h Hrtuh, (w: Tootiiplrki, be a bin
WhUk llrunm, I'T; t'lolhaallaa Ilk'.
j IU MtiaTlhg Soap. V. Vaaalm t-c.
Koan.l Mc M..II. In-a, l.iulmahia, Pltli. B.ib-
log Syriipa. Kyawaiar. !., all eul to rue.
Shimll.r I, ?it, ikilrlcaikar, abiwuaila. eia
!, puuud aaoild Taoka. to.
-f tach I dna. Clnlheaplna, aklmmar eblm
A. nay o.rauvr.can iipaitar.auap diab.gate huuk
IraJa (ur May. Data, "haal, llanin, f lilraaua.
nMi, Kirga, nutter, l'nlaloa, shinglaa, ale,
Pull ali( PA
palul and In
KINS PA 1 N't H. Vary
al price. Iloll. l oil,
Ual
Red Front Tradlncr
MAIN AND NINTH STS. OREGON CITY.
HCENCY FORs
SIMOXDS' Crewmt Ground Crosscut Saw. KUI.LY WAKKANTED.
Four diirotent styles. Also a full line of Warranted (Sledges and We lles,
Silver Steel Axes and Wood Choppers' and liggera' supplies,
St
Mnin and Fourth StH.,
CO,
Oregon
City.
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Qregon Cit j Hogpital,.
..GLADSTONE PARK...
Convi-niniitly of aecuss and jilmimiiit liicalt'd.
Free from the noine and duHtof the city.
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