Oregon City hntcrprisc.
UIIKMON CITY i'KKH'KIIH
Mair,
KiH'oritiT
Hiram Htrsiglii
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II. L lloliiinu '
Dhli'l of Police
AHatiaaor,
Trnaauntr,
Oily Aliorni'V.
Mtrwt romiiilsalniit'r,
Hup'l. nf Wamr Worka,
Oily Kiiglnrar,
(.', Kalmuck. Jr,
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W. II. Howell
II. II. J..iiiiiii
, ' i , John
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II 1 1 1 ' . J. J. Coot, (, fc. tirt.IT
lor, II miry Melilriiiu, 1, W, Moltntl,
I.. I., ror
ijiiiiiii'II niwilsflrat Wmluiiaila) of each innlilh
lu ally Iml I
KKIHAY, JUNK III, IHImi.
CHAT AHOUT TOWN.
WIMMF.lt HHINKS,
lllres' hoot Him, I'.xlrmt
llirea' Knot lleor Carbonated
Wrlulit'i ID cent Itoot lli'tir
CnlKninU Lemon Hyrup
Wild ( lii-rry l'liimiilnilo
Mine Fruit Juice
I'lllllllpUlllll Ci'l'T.
K. F.. Wii.i.ivms, the grocer.
lr. While's lUIr grower for sale liy
K, (J, Karnsworth.
Money lo Ioiiii on gissl real i-stale
county by A. H. preascr.
Ihm'l forget (Iiii (turkey song at t lie
Haptist clniri'li Friilny night.
If ) oil are troubled willi 'tin in I roll', go
to FniHnrlli, he ran runt you.
Use "HtlsTINK" for lUr. Char
man A Co., agent, Circular free.
TIib greatest baraina ever ollered in
millinery at ut Minx tioldsiiiith's.
CliurniNii A Son will pay tbn highest
market iir for xilnliM-a, dried fruita,
egg, imc
Tim Novnliy 1'amty Factory la t lie
tdare to get P,lr Ice cream in any
iiantitv.
Almost anything you am needing you
will Unci at Parker and Howard's, (iouila
must I aolil at once.
F reiili (lull on Friday anil Halunlay of
acli week at Ian Williaiu'i bead of
Heyeutli alieet ateix.
Tinwaie, glaaawaro, atooe Jam, liarj
war, in !-l anytblng you umiI, below
coat at I'arker A lloward'i itorn, near
depot.
Mini Kiniiia l.lndHay and Jobn K.
Twiviier, both of I'orlland were inarrlt'd
Wedncmlav liy Kev. H. W. 8tryker at
hi paraonati.
A cool drink of that aoda water or
mlnerel water that P. Willlann keepa on
Ice at bia notion atore on Seventh alreet
will refreeb you. Try a ilaaa,
8hirt waiaia in all dfninna am! aixea
t tbo Itacket atore. Kuril one ia a
liarttaln of llwlf. Come and ee tliem.
"Wake up Jacob, day iabreakini(!"
aoaaid lie Witt'a Little F.arly Kiaera to
the man w ho bail taken tliem to aroune
liia aluititinb liver. C. U. Huntley, druit
gint.
Munyon'a ineilii'ineaaru the IhIchI, and
CbaruiHii A Co., the up lo-diito drug
Itinla, bavu a complete atiM'k. l'ampblt'ta
freu.
Ktrawberriea with awtMt cri'imi and
tliu clioiceKt cukes will lie served in
aeaaon at the Novelty Candy Factory for
.'i cents.
lr. J. W. Welch, dentiat, bus re
moved bin otllctf from the Courier build
ing to the Willamette block opposite the
poMtolllre, upotuirs.
Do you luck faith and love health?
l.et us eMtabllnh your faith and retitore
your health with lu Witt's Sarimpiirllla
C.U. Huntley Druxtfist,
A diillar saved is equal to two dollars
eiuned. l'ny up your mihaciption to the
Kntkhi'HIhk and get tbn the benefit of
the reduction in prire.
1r. While's hair grower, 15 rcntson
atipliciiiiiiii at FaniHWurth's. Cleans
your bead nnd cradiculos the dandruir
and iiiiikes your hair smooth nnd soft.
County Clerk Morton bus issued mar
riugu licenses to Louisa (icier and W'il
Hani 1'nKol, Margaret Hess and I. Nor
ton, Kmmu i.indsuy and John F. Twig-8'f-
1'uss the good word along the line.
Tiles can be quickly cured without an
oHration by sitnplv applying He Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve. C. U. Huntley,
druggist.
Sowing Machines cheap. Want a
sewing machine? (Jut a good one and
pay L'5j five years guarantee; $5 down
V per month until paid. Sue liellomy
A. Bunch alioutjt.
I'll re blood means good health. De
Wilt's Harsuparilla purillei the blood,
o(ires eruptions, eczema, scrofula and
diseases arising from impure blood. C.
G. Huntleydrnggist;
Frank P. Welch, dentist, graduate of
the University of Pennsylvania, will be
In Oregon City ofllce Thursday of each
week ; remainder of each week in Port
land olllce, room 77 Dekuin building.
Persons who have a Cutighing spoil
every night, on account of a tickling
sensation in the throat, may overcome It
at once by a dose of One Minute Cough
Cure. C. O. Huntley, druggist.
We are anxious to do a little good In
this world and can think of nopleasantor
or better way to do it than by recom
mending One Minute Cough Cure as
a preventive on pneumonia, consumption
and other serious lung troubles that fol
low neglected colds. C. U. Huntley,
Drnggist.
For a quiet place to hitch your horses
awav from the motor linn nnd a place to!
lf"t a llrnt cIiimh jolt of ri'palrliig or Imrso
Iiih'Iiik cull mi K. I'. Hcrliitiirn'i simp on
Ktrili street.
...
(ll"r"", H" 'MVn u t n I i 1 line
of suit uf cliilliiliif nf lint latent stylus,
I I .1 II' (. ... t.
in uiiiHH iirniriiig new suits eir I'i'cura
lion lay, will Iki allowed n 10 percent
discount oil the. ri'Killnr price, for cash.
In tliu progiam of tho concert given at
the Y. M. V. A. rooma by tho Presby
terian young pmpl, the ininiii of MIhh
Minn Caples nIioiiIiI buvn appeared in a
duet with Miss Fi lm fiiuiMiu, instead of
Mina Williams.
Mr, Mini Mrs. J K. Myers, of M.iple
I.uiih, bail their home mailu glad by tliu
arrlvul of a ft tin baby boy mi Motnlay,
June 1. Tim prliln of tbn father was no
taken up witn bin boMliil llrnt Uu forgot
tlio iiciiplT nun, iiuiii'ti tlm lulcnma
of llilanoliin,
Do you like a good laugh? Il you do,
then go to the Ituplist church Friday
night and bear Fred Ager talk about
Africa and sing negro songs, He will
bavn tbn native dress, and many curios
that be brought from Afilca. Admis
sion only ID cents.
A great slaughter sale of goods slightly
damiiged by smoke will he on for the
next 15 days at K. K. Martin's cash
store in the old Mclhodist church on
Seventh street. Many of the goods not
In the least damaged, will be sold away
down below cost.
Meadu Posl, No. 2. will entertain the
Women's Kelief Corps in royal stylo at
their hull in the Willamette blin k, this
(Thursday) evening. The ladies of the
Corps carried on the honors at the In
dependence encampment, and the vet
erans feel like complimenting them.
It would tie hard lo convince a man
suffering from bilious colic Hist his agony
la due to a microbe with an unpronounc
able name. Hut one dose of IH- Witt's
Colic A Cholera Cure will convince him
of itf power to allord instant relief.
It kills pain. C. (i Huntley, druggist.
B, F. Swop read a uaiwr before the
State Sunday School convention In Port
land last week on "The Unsaved In Our
Communities, which was highly com
plimented by those who heard It, Kev.
A. J. Montgomery gave an excellent pa
per on "The Town Well Clmrched."
When we consider that the intestines
are about five times as large ss the body,
we can realize the intense sutlcring ex
perienced when they become inflamed .
l)o Witt's Colic A Cholera Cure subdues
inflammation at once and completely re
moves the dilllculty. C. ti. Huntley,
drnggist.
The marriage of Mia. Margaret A.
Hesse of Can by to Mr. Irwin Norton of
Milwauliie took place Wednesday at the
M. K. parsonage in this city, Kev. S. IV.
Stryker oMielaling. The young couple
have many friends in this county who
wish them all ti e happiness that comes
of truly wedded life. They will make
their home at Oak Grove, near Milwau
kee. L. 0. Smith, of this citv, who for
merly edited and published a paper in
William McKinley's home town in Ohio,
is Nrsonally acquainted with, and a
great admirer of the Major. In hi res
idence he has a life-sited portrait of the
probable next president, hanging on the
wall in one of the rooms, which shows
the Intellectual face of the Ohio states
man to good advantage.
Tne Knnk of Oregon City received a
bran new and latest improved Corliss
safe this week . It is guaranteed bur
glar proof, nnd has the capacity to bold
11,000,000 in gold coin. Its weight is
seven tons, and it was hauled up from
Portland on one tho O. T, Co'a truck
wagons. The safe is very compact and
circular lu shape,
David Story, the blacksmith, has a
broken thumb. On last Monday he was
driving down the hill in his buggy and
held a ros? attached to (.Jabe Potter's
colt. The colt was following behind,
and suddenly took a notion to move in
the opposite direction from the one in
which the buggy was going. The end
of the ropo by which he led the colt bo-
came fastened around bis thumb in some
way, resulting as above named.
Eli Hill, Lumber City, Pa., writes,
"I have been sulTurlng from piles for
twenty-five years and thought my case
ncurable. De Witt.s Witch Hazel Salve
was recommended to me as a pile euro,
so I bought a box and it performed a
permanent cure." This is only one of
thousands of similar cases. Ecuama,
sores and skin diseases yield quickly
when it Is used. C. G. Huntley, drug
gist.
H treat preparations are being made for
the meeting of the Clackamas County
Teachers' association at Union next Sat
urday. Miss Jennie Rowen and her pu
pils, assisted by the board of diiectors
are making special efforts for the occa
sion. As this will be tho last meeting of
the association during Mr. Gibson's torm
of ofllce sb county superintendent, it is
the intention to make this gathering a
complimentary one to him. Superinten
dent Gibson is held in high esteem by
the teachers of Clackamas county, as he
has always taken a great interest in edu
cational matters, and they delight to do
him honor.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking- Powder
AwinM Gold Mtdal Mldwtntor Fair, Sta Francisco.
The Novelty Candy Factory's big
fountain is running almost day and night
and the proprietors are serving their
customers with the llnwst Icecream soda.
A rtic sodii, Williolt mineral waUt, root
beer slid csrliotuiled oruiige cider.
While in Stockton, Oil., some tiuin
ago, Tim F. LaligHii, of Los l!ulios.tbit
sluUi, was taken very severely with
cramps and diarrhoea. He chanced to
meet Mr. C. M. Carter, who was sim
ilarly allliil'id. He lays: "1 told him of
('hsuilift mill's Colic, Cholera and
arrboiM lteinedy, and we went lo the
Holili II Prug Moid and procured a Irittle
of It. Il gave Mr. Carter prompt relief
and can vouc'i for its having cured
inn." For sale by !i. A. Harding, 'Irug-
Mi'. J. T. Miuitiick, about 7'l years,
died in Portltind luxt Friday, and tlte re
mains were bioiight to Orpgon Chy Sun
day morning ami interred in the city
cemetery, Mrs. Shalluck was a pioneer
of Clackumus county, and for many years
resided with her husband in this city,
having at one time conducted a htt"l
here. She was an aunt of Mrs. Jacob
Shade. A number of relatives and
friends followed her remains to the grave.
F'or several years past Mrs. Shalt tick has
resided in Portland with her son-in-law,
William Itucbsnan.
Miss Anna Graham, daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs. J. M. Graham, was mar
ried in Portland Wednesday evening lo
Mr. Ardee Morrill, a railroad man of
Portland. The ceremony waa solemn
ized by Kev. Dr. Ixx-ke, and took place
at the residence of George Fuchs, cr. Hie
Fast Side. Miss Graham has many
friends in Oregon City, who extend their
congratulations. For the past tour
years, Miss Graham has resided in Port
land with her sister, Mrs. George Fuchs,
and has been holding tho poait'on of
type writer and stenograper in a well
known whulesule house. Mrs. J. M.
Graham, Mrs. Fuchs, and Mr. An
drnsen, were guests at the wedding from
Oregon City, also Miss Winnie Gra
ham. Oregon City received Wednesday after
noon a visit from the physicians who are
in Portland attending the National Elec
trical Physicians Association. There
were a number ol ladiea in the party,
which filled three electric cars on the
trip from Portland. At Seventh street
President E- E. Charinan of board ot
trade, and a number of citisens, met the
visitors and escorted them across the
suspension bridge a nil t bowed them the
sights on the West Bide, alter hich the
party returned to the East Side afi(!
spent an hour looking over the city. Tin
visitors were from nearly all the states of
the Union, and expressed the fact that
Oregon City would compare in iieV
growth and possibilities with the most
favored towns of the East, and that at a
future day a great manufacturing city
would be gathered about the falls of the
Willamette.
Distinguished Guests.
Tuesday afternoon Mayor Straight had
asguesta of the city, the cutis?! and
other city officers of Seattle and Mayor
Frank and a part of the Portland city
council. The party was accompanied by
several prominent men of Portland,
among them being W. W. Goode, of the
Electric Company, who assited in show
ing them through the electric station.
The party came by special car on the
East Side road and were met by Mayor
Straight, Pres. Charman of the board of
trade and P. F. Morey, C, II. Cautield,
and a number ot other citizens of
Oregon City and taken through the
points of interest on the east side of the
river. At electric station A the visitors
were taken aboard the steamer Altona
and given a ride up through the basin
around the head of the falls and the
factories on the weBt side. After send
ing nn hour inspecting these, a ride on
the elegant coaches of the Willamette
Falls electric line to Willamette was
taken and the party given a chance to
view the great falls of the Willamette
river from the hillB above. On their re
turn the partv boarded the Altona and
were given a pleasant river ride to Port
land. Each one of the visitors was
greatly pleased with Oregon City and
expressed great confidence in the future
of the city as a great manufacturing
center.
Chuututiqua Hoarders.
Private fainiliesVho can accommodate
visitors with board and rooms during
the Chautauqua at 25 cents per meal and
25 cents for bed, will please send their
names to one of the entertainment com
mittee, and Btate whether rooms only
or rooms and board. Address, Mrs. M.
M. Charman, J W. Gray, G. W . Beattie
or Mrs. Mrs. Sievers, Oregon City; W.
A. Holmes, Parkpluce.
Assessor's Notice.
All property statements for the assess
ment roll for Clackamas county for the
year 181)0, must be in my office by July
1st or property lists will be made up
from the roll of last year.
J. C. Bradley, Assessor.
Druggist Wanted.
To occupy tho Seventh street pharmacy
building fine location and good trade
assured. Rent reasonable. Address D.
Williams, Oregon City.
Shoemaker Wanted,
To occupy a shop. One of the best lo
cations In Oregon City. Call on D. Wil
liams, Seventh street.
Highest of all in Leavening Powav Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The Portland.
Itc-oHjnml near the corner of Main
and Seventh street. Clean, bright, well
furnished dining room and private room
elegantly fitted up. Haye one of the
moat skillful cooks on the Coast. If
your meat order does not please you, just
let me know. Kest dinner in the city
including a glass of wine for 2-5 cents,
1 1 :.') to 4 p. in. Oysters served in
every style. 0en day and night. Give
The Portland a trial.
L. Kucomi'ii, Proprietor.
Keliable fire insurance
F. K. DoNAI-OSON.
Out) of the moHt disirable features in
a book or publication designed to be
carried for the purpose of giving infor
mation, or for guidance in various pur
suits is compactness of proportion. A
book that will go into the pocket of an
overcoat or duster is vastly more ser
viceable than a large bulky volume, it
is said that one of the gieatest reasons
why the Kand-Mi-Nally Hail wa y Guide is
so boptilar is that its size 5x7 inches ren
ders it entirely convenient under all cir
cumstances. At the same time all the
advice that could be desired can be found
wilbn its 072 pages. Subscriptions re
ceived at the home office, DM Adam
street, will be promptly acknowledged
and the beautiful wall map of the United
States, Ii0x44 inches, or if preferred, a
large scale wall map ot any state, sent
the subscriber, prepaid. The map
actually sells for 2.00. Yearly subscrip
tion, f3 00.
Leading insurance agency
F. il. Dosaldsox.
J. W. Moore and N. B.Standish.owners
of the Lucky Boy mine, arrived home
Saturday morning. The expert miner
w ho waa to examine the mine for the
syndicate, was taken sick in California,
hence their return home. Mr. Law lei,
who is a business man, secured the ser
vices of anotiier expert, and on Tuesday
evening Messrs. Dyson, Moore and Stan
dish started for the district. All con-
I r-j-ned are highly pleased with the Bp-
peararieJ..of the Lucky Boy, having
truck a well denned ledge, some 11 feet
in width. Browni!Je Times. ; This
claim adjoins the mine ownCi by Oreg
City parties.
Ten big insurauce companies
F. E. Donaldson.
Quite a number of Oregon City people
went to Salem last Sunday on the Kail
way Conductors' excursion. The three
large trains that went up from Mc.Minn
ville and Portland, were loaded down
with passengers, and even comfortable
standing room was at a premium on
some of the cars. The Salem Statesman
estimates that at least 8,000 came in on
the various trains, and the conductors
are to be congratulated on the success of
their excursion.
Free insurance blotters
F. E. Donaldson.
It hurts our friend the enemy awfully,
to find after all the crowing and shouting
they indulged in, that the populist Van-
derburg is not elected to congress, ana
that Thus. H.Tongue is. Well.it certainly
is aggravating, but they shouldn't have
been quite so previous. Never count
your chickens before they are hatched.
Reserve your shouting until out of the
woods. These are good mottoes to keep
in mind and often save a person a good
deal of embarrassment. Yamhill Re
porter. Largest insurance business
F. E. Donaldson.
There was a very interesting service
last Sunday afternoon at the Y. M. C. A.
rooms, under theauspices of the "Reds"
E. E. Martin was leader, and Rev. S. W.
Stryker made a very impressive and
touching talk to young men. At the close
of the service a number thanked him
for his remarks. The four o'clock after
noon gospel Bervice next Sunday well be
held under thesuspices of the "Yellows."
Best ineuiance companies
F. E. Donaldson.
President D. S, Jordan, of Stanford
University, who lectured before the
Chautauqua assembly last Bummer at
Gladstone park, has been appointed by
President Cleveland, chairman of the
Beb. ring Sea commission. The com
mission will leave on the steamer Al
batross in a few days for Alaskan waters
to inquire about the destruction of seals.
Insurance that insures
F. E. Donaldson.
Q. II. Vore, the architect, has pre
pared plans for a four-room two-story
school building for the new Willamette
Falls school district. A drawing is on
exhibition in the show window of
Schwan's plumbing shop, and will be a
credit to the enterprising people of Wil
lamette. A large assortment of garden hose
just received at the hardware house of
Pope & Co.
A Laboring Man's Home.
For a person, w ho desires to stop pay
ing rent and to raise their own vegetables
and fruit, I have a splendid piece of land,
one acre on A herns thy road mostly im
proved, bouse, chicken yard, good well
and some fruit. One mile and half from
Oregon City. School house and church
',4 of a mile from place, tiiree brick yards
and saw mill near by. Price $250, Dart
down, balance on time. Trade or work
in part pay. Inquire at place or address
G. W. Waldron, Oregon City.
How to fare Rhenmntlsm.
Abaoo, Coos Co., Oregon, Nov. 10, '93
I wish to inform you of the great good
Chamberlain's Pain Balm has done my
wife. She has been troubled with rheu
matism of the arms and hands for six
months, and baa tried many remedies
prescrilied for that complaint but found
no relief until she used this pain balm,
one bottle of which has completely cured
her. I take pleasure in recommending
it for that trouble. Yours trulv, C. A.
Bcllobd. 50 cent and $1.00 bottles for
sale by G. A. Harding, druggist.
For the Kidneys.
"I am 65 years old ; have bad kidney
disease and constipation for 25 years.
Am now well used your S. B. Head
ache and Liver Cure one year. Used 6
bottles at 50 cents each. J. H. Knight,
Rutledge, Or." For sale by C. G.
Huntley, druggist.
For Sale.
A fine sewing machine, in first class
order. Just as good as new. Sold at a
bargain. Capt. John Kklliy.
Dr. Vanderpool's
Physic, the 8. B. Headache Liver and
Kidney regulator, takes the lead with
as. For sale byCG. Huntley, druggist.
Price's flavoring extracts are the
strongest and purest. Book of "Delicious
Desserts" free.
E. E, Williams, the grocer.
Sunday Services.
tT-fAVv$ -iT"CH - rpneopai -Jt
Richard Mun-er, Reetjfr iifrrtrtb'"ii(l
8 p.m. Suuduy acuvol at 10 a, m.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-
Kev. j. w.coaau Fa.tor. Honricoa at 10 JO a.
and 7:30 P. M. Sunday School after morning
serrlce. Purer meetiua Wedneadnrereninr it
7:30o.clock. Prayer meetiuc of Youni Peoole'a
i society oi inrutian fcndeavor every Sunday
evvuiug ai d:i prempu
FIRST BAPTIST CHCKCH. Riv. M. L.
Kt iio, raa'.or Morning service at II: Sunday
Sohoolat IMS; Evening Service 7:30; Regular
pnyer meeting Wednesday evening. Monthly
Covenant Meeting eery Wednesday evening
preceding the first Sunday In the month. A
cordial invitation to all.
8T. JOHN S CHrRCH.CATHOLIC.-Rlv. A.
Hillibrand, Pastor. On Sunday mass at 8 and
10:30 a. u. Erery second and fourth Sunday
German sermon after the 8 o'clock mass
At all other masses English sermons. Sunday
School at I 'M) r. a. Vespers, apologetical
sublecui and Benediction at 7:30 r. a.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Ret
8. . STSYaaa, Pastor. Morning service at 11;
Sunday Hchool at 10:00. Class meetiug after
morning service. Evening service at 7:30.
Epworth League meeting Sunday evening at
):! ; Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at 7 M.
strangers cordially invited.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHrRCH.-Rlv. A
J. Montgomery. Pastor. Services at 11 A.M. and
7:30 r. at. Sabbath School at 10 A. at. Young
People's 8nclety of Christian Endeavor meet
every Sunday ereniug at 6:30. Wednesday
evening prayer meeting at 7:30. Seats free.
EVANG'IUCAL CHVRCH GERMAN H, E.
Hobsschuoh, Pastor: J. R. Ehkit A.si-unt.
Preaching services everr Sunday at 11 A. M.
and 7:30 P. M. Sabbath school every Sunday at
10 A.M., Mr. Zimmerman Supt. Prayer Meetiug
every Thursday evening
KEQTLAKsEkVICE AT U. B. CHCRCH
moruiug u a ev.uiiigof In ami 3 1 .-tuidiiy ol
each month. Sabbath School at 10. A, M. each
Sabbath. J D. Surfti", Supt.
VY. H. McLain, Patnr.
EVANGELICAL L'.'THERAN CHCRCH L.
Gssr, Pastor. German services everv Sunday
at 11 o'clock A M. English sorvicea at 7:30 P.
M Sunday school at 10 o'clock A. M. Loca
lon: Store room next door to bakery in 8hlve
ey's building, comer of Seveuth and Madison
reels
Society Directory.
'I he cards for all societies end lodgea in
Clackam- s County are published f ee of cliarre
n the Enterpbisk. It 1. erne t d that the
officers f the various lodee w 11 send the
corrections Ilia t may be neeeasary fiom t me to
tune.
CORINTHIAN ASSEMBLY NO. 43, UNITED
ARTI-ANS.
M ie's e'. err Wednesdar evening at Granora
hall.Osaego. V siting member, mnile we ceme.
r HlLO IMMEKMAN, A UCiVLDS,
8 oretai y. M. A.
MIsTLETOE LODGE NO. V, DEGREE OF
HONOR, A. O. U. VY.
Meets everr Tueid iv eveulna- at Granca hill.
Oswego. Via ting m .-mbers made e come.
JiABY BECKHER, jENNlit DAVIDSON,
RjcoTler. c. of H.
FOUNTAIN HOSJC CO., No- L
Regular meeting second Wednesday in each
mouth at engine hoime, east side Main street,
between Seventh and Eighth.
J. W, Stewart, Sec. H Straight. F'rm.
M. P. Q.UINN, Foremau.
A. P. A. COUNCIL NO. 4,
Meets on the first sod third Fridays In each
month at K. of P, hall, Visiting members al
waya welcome. J. W. Noble, Pres.
MOLALLA GRANGE, NO. 40, P. of H.
Meet at their hall at Mai no on the -econd
8 iturday of e ich month at 10:30 a. m. Vi-lting
m- mbers always we. ome. C T. Howard,
Mart 8 Howa d. Se-'y. Master.
TUALITIN GRANGE. NO. Ill, P. of H,
Meets last Saturday of each month at their
hall in Wilsonville. OsCab Larsen,
Fbed Elliosbn, 8eo'y. Master.
DAMASCU8 GRANGE P. OF H. NO. 260,
Meets on the first Saturday In each month at
10 o'clock a. m. at the DamascHa school house.
8 C. YOUNG, Master.
T. H. Feathebs, Secretary.
Society Directory.
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Mwia arnnl Tumulty nl each month st Cat
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M VKTI.K WlXiK NO. 24. UKUKKK OK HONOR,
Meta Ti-ry Friilny In A. O. (J. W. Halt. Vis
iting members ml welcome.
a . Y'- . '.niow, Cola.
8. A. Oai.STT, Hermiler.
FALLS CITV LOOOK .NO A. O V. W.
Meeti erery HstuMay (renin of earh month
In A. O U. W. hall 7th St. All a.ilourninf
brethren coiiilally limltM to attend.
MAX eCHLLHU , M. W.
Oao CAi.irr, Recorder.
MF.AUK FOST.No 2.0 A. R DKFAKTMENT
OF OKEUON.
Meeti first Widnetdarof each month, at WU
limntte Hall. Oregon City. Vliltllig c. mr.ds
mull welcome.
C. A. WILLIAMS, Commander.
1. T. Arrtwos, Adjutant
FCOMFANV, FIRST REGIMENT, O. , O.
Armory. Third and Main. Regular drill nliht,
Monday. Regular bualneu meetings. Ant
Monday of each month.
orrtcia.
F.8 Kelly. ... r,,,Ma
U U Y Ickena, - - Flrat Lieutenant
W. A. Hunt ey, - - tWnnd Lieutenant
K. OF P. STAR LODGE NO. 16.
J. F. Klalpv C. C Thnmu Vollmn If if D
and 8. Meeta every Wedneaday evening at S
o'clock In Castle hall. I. o. o. F. building.
Brothers from other K. of P. lodges Invited.
OSWEGO LODGE NO. 100, a. F. A A. M.
Meeta the second and fourth Haturdiya of each
month at 7 p. m. Alt Miaous In good standing:
are invited to attend.
D. B. Ra. W. M. E. J. RcsstLL, Kc'y.
OSWEGO LODGE NO. SS, I. O. G. T.
Meets every Friday evening to the new hall In
Old Town.
J. C. iliiKia, C. T. John Kauaa. Bec'y.
BUTTE CCEEK GRANGE, No. 82, P. of h.
Meets at their hall In Marqnam. second Sat
urday In each month at 10 a. m. VUitlnj
members always welcome.
J. R. Whits. A.V. Divia,
Secretary Master.
ABERNETHY REBEKAH DEGREE LODGE
NO 70.
Meets the Ar t and third F Idav In the
mouth at 7:80 P M.. In (. O. O. F. Hall.
Maa. I). li. Glass, Mas. J. M. Msldbc.
Secretary. N. G.
ST. JOHN'S BRANCH, NO. 87, C. K. of A.
Meets every Tuesday evening at their hall
corner Main and Tenth Street. Oregon City.
N. C. MicHau.See'y. Heasiar HaairiH, Pres.
WARNER GRANGE. No. 117, P. of H.
Meet fourth Saturday of each month, at their
hall In New Era. Geo. Lazel a. Master
Hottaa Masiih. Bee').
CLACKAMAS CHAPTER.
Clackamas Chapter No. R. A. M. Regular
Convocation third Monday of the month at 7:J-I
P.M.
W. E. CARLL, H. P.
H. 8. STRANGE. Sec'v.
OREGON LODGE. No. 3. LO.O. F.
Meets every Thnrsday even.ug at 7:80 o'clock
P. st. In the Odd Fellows' Hall, Main street.
Members of the Order are Invited to attend. ,
W. A. HEOGfca, ti. O.
Thoa, Ryan, Secretary.
OSWEGO LODGE, NO 93, I. O. O. F.
Meets at Odd Fellow's hall, Oswego, every
Monday evening. Visiting brethren made
welcome. C. H. NIXON, K. G.
J. F. KlLY. Sec
ACHILLES LODGE, NO. U, K OF P.
Meets every Friday night at the K. of P. ball.
Visiting Knljhla invited.
JivBtH Lvsrw r c
rSr?ft3t1irK,orf and .
PIONEER CHAPTER NO. UO. K.S.
Msets teeood and fourth Tund ir iu each
month at Muo .io Ump... V -.tors always
we cjme. iiiss M. L. Holme,
Miss Hattie WiTHmEiL, M. W.
Seo'eury.
W. C. T, V.
Oregon C;ty W. C. T. V. meeta monthlr at
homo- oi the m nien, nolle f date given tn
iocai d lumu A.l fnen la f lh c ill., inr.trit
W ntteu I. MH.8 A J. Mi'NKOK.
MRS. M, L DRIGGS. Pro ident
aee etary.
HERMES LODGE, NO . K, OF P.,
Mee'.s eve r Frd ay eveuin '.a 7:30 o' lock, lo
K. ot p. hall, Auroia. Viaitlnx knights made
welcjma.
M. G. 6H TH.C. C,
Hasar Sxtdib. K of R ardS.
ELECTRIC LODGE, NO 5, A. a U. W.
5leet second and tourt aednesday of each
montu at A. a V. W. hall. Vuitmg brothers
made welcome.
A. M. Che.net, Thos. F. Rtaic,
Kacorler. M. W.
Ml'LTNOMAH LODGE, NO. 1, A. F. A A. M.
Holds its regular communications nn Unit
and third Saturdays of each month at 7:30 p. at.
nretnren in good standing are Inrited to attend.
G. L. (.rat. W. M.
T. F. Rvap. Secretary.
OSWEGO GRANGE NO. 175 P. of H.
Meets the second Satnrdar of each month it
10a.m. L. A. Shipley. Muster.
H. U .-TivtNsoN. Sec'y.
MOLALLA LODGE No. 0, A. O. U. W.
Meets flrat and third Saturdar In each month
at school house. Visiting members made wel
come. J. W. Thomas. M. VY.
0. VY. RoBr.iNs.Sec.
OREGON CITY BOARD OF TRADE.
Meets at Couit House on Second Mondar In
each month. Visitors welcome.
J. M. LAWRENCE, t. E, CHARMAN.
Secretary. President.
GAVEL LODGE. NO. 55, A O. U. W
Meets second and fourth Satllrtlavevenlnira at
Knight'rt hall. Canby. Visiting brothers made
welcome.
E E b.l E. . Maddock,
Recorder. Master Workman.
COURT ROBIN HOOD NO. 9, F. OF A
Meets the 1st, 2d and 3rd Fridays of each,
month at wtunnijiie Hall.
A. W. Horn, Geo. R. Wilehabt.
Chief Ranger. Recording See
MEADE RELIEF CORPS, No. 18. DEPART
MENT OF OREGON.
Mrs. Jen--ie Ha-alug, ... President
.Mr . T. VY. Pouts, - - Treasurer.
Mr'. Edith Clous--, - . Secretary.
Meets on first and third Thursdays of each
mouth tn Wlnameite Hall. Members of corps
from abioad, cordially welcomed.
WACHEN0 TRIBE, NO 13, REDMEN.
Meets Tuesday evening at A, O. U. W. Hail. Vls
iuug members invited. A. Ahmcs,
Sachem.
Chas. Kelly, C. of K.
CANBY LODGE, NO 58, I. O, G. T.
Meets first and third 8aturday evening of
each month at Knight's hall. Canby. Visiting;
members always made welcome.
Ella Kmuht. Seo. Geo. W, Knight. W, C.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Wlllsmetto Falls Camp No. 118, meets every
Tuesday night in each month in Willamette
ball. V isiting neighbors made welcome.
J. K. Mobkis, Clerk. L D. Taylob, C. C.
WILLAMETTE REBEKAH DEGREE LODGE
NO. 1. O. O. F.
Meets the second snd fourth Friday tn each
month at 8 o'clock p. m. in I O. O. F. Hall .
Mrs J. a Bradley, N. O.
Mrs. M. O. Charman, Seo.
COLUMBIA HOOK AND LADDER CO.
Meets first Friday of each month at
Fountain engine house. Chas. Athet, Pres.
C. B. Pillow, Seo'y. Chas. Bitieb, f'rm
8UNRISE LODGE, NO. 18. A. O. U- W ,
Meets every second and fourth Saturday of each
month at Wilsonville, Oregon.
M. C.Youho.M. W.
John Tyleb, Recorder.