Oregon City enterprise., June 26, 1896, Image 6

Oregon City Enterprise.
Clackamas Co. Directory
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Hrk of Court.
K.on1or,
Twiuiirer,
School SuprfutUilrnt,
Corouor,
Cjmmil.ucr.
(lonlon K. Ilnvne
to. t. Horton
K.C. MitJ.I.M'k
S. M Hamster
M. U Moor
J. C. Br,ile)f
II. f. (ilhaon
D. Klnnitir.1
R. L. Hotmail
I Klrrmnl Seott
I Knuik Jaintar
FRIDAY, Jl'NK SG.-lSiM.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
HEAIKJUARTKRS FOR
Oranges, lemons, bananas, straw
berries, dried fruit'), vegetable etc.
E. E. Williams, the Grocer.
18 lb D. (trail, sugar for l Red Front.
rhosphaUs. all flavors at the Novelty
Candy Factory.
Bran new good, bran
Mis Goldsmith's.
nw prices at
If you want a sewing machine for $-5
KO to liellomy A Bnsoh's.
No broken ivllais or traved cuffs come
home fiom the Willamette Steam
laundry. All work guaranteed.
On Tuesday County Clerk Horton is
sued a license to wed to Frances I . F.lh
ington and Lafayette Douglas.
County Clerk Horton has issued a
marriage license to Ma Nuger and An
drew Krtmanou the 24th of June.
Mrs. S. Krii-kson was in Oregon City
Thursday on her way from Portland to
Clarkos to pay a visit to her brother John
Olson, who resides at that place.
Born to Mr. and Mr. 0. Whipple, in
Canby on Thursday afternoon, June 18th,
a son. eight eight pounds, hair pros
pect of Colonel Whipple' recovery.
CO I'm COIRT 1' It 0C F.F.I) INKS.
(tonlon K. Haves, Jutliret R. Scott and
F. Jatririir, Coiiini Isomers. Ad
journed June Term.
In the matter of the petition of (V Wis
songor to place a hay scale in front of Ids
store at Oswego, the same was granted.
In the matter of the application of
to William Dyer for lax rebate, the same
was allowed, and the clerk ordered to is
sue warrant for ftt.tiO, as rebate for taxes
erroneously paid.
In the matter of the application toopon
the Long road, it is ordered that fences
A folding IkhI takes the place of a spare i be removed from said road, and nr
The best value in the city in umbrellas
and parasol can be had at the Racket
Store. Fine assortment to select from.
The Gladstone Green bouse has the
finest assortment of flowering plants
ever seen in the Oiegon City market.
Cut fljwers to order.
A cool diink of that soda water or
ninorel water that D. Williams keeps on
ice at his notion store on Seventh street
will refresh you. Try a glass.
Dr. L. L. Pickens, dentist, does all
kinds of dental work. Gold crowns,
porcelain crowns and bridge work
specialty. All operations guaranteed for
h years. Call and get my prices. Office
is Barclay building
bed-room. Howard has a tine one, nearly
new and perfectly clean, for sale cheap
at his second-band store, near depot.
-i . . . . ...
mere is to oe snot tier postotliee
change in Clackamis county. The post
othce at Oiville will be discontinued
after June 30th, an J mail for this point
must hereafter be addressed to Needy.
The young people of the Baptist
church have postponed the concert, an
nounced to occur ac the Y. M. C. A.
rooms next Saturday evening. The en
tertainment will be given after the
Fourth of July festivities are over on
account of the numerous other attractions.
G
The bargains at E. E. Martin's store
will only last 15 days. Rugs, Blightly
damaged by smoke, will be sold at half
price; mattings, slightly damaged at
Jialf price, and good -jutting at two
thirds of the regular price.
Smalt in size but great in results. De
Witt's Little Early Risers act gently but
thoroughly, curing indigestion, dyspepsia
and constipation. Small pill, safe pill,
best pill. C. G. Huntley, druggist.
Cabbage of this year's growth, fresh
and crisp, peas tl.at cook up tender and
juicy and vegetables of the season de
livered daily to all parts of the city from
Torn plan Bros', gardens. Goosberries
in quantities for canning at very low
price. Leave orders with the delivery
wagoa or by mail.
Mrs. M. L. Moore has signed a con
tract with the Viavi Co. to manage
Clackamas county for the next three
years, with headquarters corner Seventh
and Adams streets, Oregon City. Mrs.
Moore is much pit-wed with Oregon City
and expects to make her home among ns
and work the county from here
Mr. and Mrs. John Toner, of Lincoln,
Polk county, were in Oregon City Tues
day, and visited Mrs. Mary La Foteat.
Tbey were pioneer Oregon City resi
dents, and at one time owned the block
where F. R. Charman's dwelling now
standi.. The bouse they occupied was
burned down years ago Mr, Toner was
one of the early steamboat engineers on
the Willamette river, and at one time
owned a steamboat in partnership with
Jacob ICamti).'
Any otie who has ever had an attack
of inflainmatory rheumatism will rejoice
"with Mr. J. A. Stumm, 220 Boyle
Heights, Los Angeles, over his fortunate
escape from a siege of that distressing
ailment. Mr. Stumm is foreman of
Merriam's confectionery establishment.
Some months ago, on leaving the heated
work room to run across the street on an
errand, h was cauyht out in the rain.
The re-mlt w.is th.it when ready to go
borne tint tiilit he was unable to walk,
owing to inflammatory rheumatism. He
was taken uome, and on arrival was
placed in front of a good fire and thor
oughly rubbed with Chamberlain's
I'ain BjIiu, During the evening and
night he was repeatedly bathed with
this liniment, and by morning was re
lieved of all rheumatic pains. He now
takes special pleasure in praising
Chamberlain s Pain Balm, and always
deeps a b ttle of it in the house. For
sale by (i. A. Harding, druggist.
H. Bestow A Co. are busy running
on door and window frames for the
Magdalen home at Park place. It is the
intention to complete this building dur
ing the present season. Their establish
ment is a busy scene of activity, not
withstanding the cry of dull times, and
they ate constantly receiving orders for
new work.! '
Fred Straight, son of Cvrus Straight,
died at the family residence at Park-
place last Saturday, June 20th, of con
sumption, lie was about 21 years of
age, and highly esteemed by his many
friends. The funeral services were con
ducted at the residence by Rev. A.J.
Montgomery. The mother of the de
ceased, five brothers and one sister,
all died of consumption.
J. R. Heater, who has had charge of
the L. T. Barin place near Viola for the
past six years, was in Oregon City, Tues
day. Mr. Heater, who is raising a large
number of ho fa, bas decided to try bar
ley as a feed and he has field of this
grain now growing which gives every In
dication of a big yield. His other crops,
be states, look well, though his fruit
crop will be short.
The end of the Y. M. C. A. member
ship contest, which has been in prog
ress for the past 30 days, closes this
(Friday) evening. The contest has been
an earnest one. and will probably have
the effect of adding a J;un.-d new
members to the Young Men's Christian
Association. The contest will be settled
at the Baptist church at 8 o'clock this
(Friday) evening, and the winning col
ors will eat ice cream. General Secre
tary Stone, of the Portland Y. M. C. A.
will be present and deliver an address.
A quiet wedding occurred at the M.
E. parsonage last Sunday morning,
June 21st, Rev. S. W. Stryker, officiat
ing. The contracting parties were Miss
Susie Straight, daughter of John
Straight, of Park Place, and B. W. La
Mar, whose parents reside at the same
place. Mr. La Mar has been in the em
ploy ot the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company for the past three years, and
the young couple are held in the high
est esteem by their many friends, who
join in congratulations.
Awarded
Highest Honors-World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
DR.
CREAM
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.
The great event of the season will be
the match game of baseball between
the teams of the Y. M. C. A. and com
pany F next Saturday afternoon at
Gladstone park. This is the first game
of the season and will attract mi :h' at
,ention, as the outcome of the contest will
be watched with interest by the public
The admission including carfare, only
twenty-five cents, and there will no doubt
be a large crowd in attendance. It will
be a splendid opportunity for a pleasant
atternoon in the park. The game will be
at 3 p. m. sharp.
In the probate court during the past
week, Lorena B. Strange was appointed
administrator of the estate of Adam II.
Strange, deceased. The value of the
personal property of the estate is $400.
Final account of John Harlem, adminis
trator of the estate of Leander Hnrlow,
deceased, confirmed, and administrator
discharged. Charles E. West, admin
istrator of the estate of Whalen C. Groff,
deceased, presented bis final report,
which was approved and administrator
discharged. The last will and testa
ment of Jacob Johnston, naming Ann
and William T. Johnston as executors,
was admitted to probate.
W. G. Beattie completed a successful
term of school at Beaver creek on Wed
nesday of laat week. The close of this
term made nine months and one week
that Mr. Beattie has taught continu
uously in this district with credit to l.iin
self, and to the unanimous satisfaction
of the school patrons. The close of the
school was the occasion for a program of
interesting exercises on Wednesday af
ternoon, and about two hundred people
were in attendance. Among the inter
esting features were addresses by Super
intendent Gibson and Prof. T. G. Gary,
of Milwaukee. Mr. Beattie intends to
continue bis course of study in some
promineut institution of learning, begin
ning with the coming school year.
veyor ordered to examine said mail and
premises and ascertain what fences are
in said road and order their removal.
In the matter of redemption of prop
erty sold at delinquent tax sale, and as
sessed to John A. Confer the petition
was granted.
In the matter of the sherilfs report
on delinquent taxes, it was ordered that
warrant issue for the collection of said
taxes as by law required.
In the matter of the I. Furr road, the
matter was laid over until June '..'7th,
IS'.M.
In the matter of the care of J. K. Tut-
tie, ttio allowance was reduced to ftt.fiO
per month, to issue in favor of J. W,
Jones, $4 to be drawn in favor of J. M.
dimming for one month.
Court adjourned until June 27th .
Fourth ol J ill j Excursion.
The ladies ot the M. E church have
arranged for a grand excursion up the
Columbia river to the Cascades on the
rourth of July, and for that purpose
have chartererl the elegant tteamer,
Harvest Queen. The boat will leave Or
egon tity at 7:Ju a. m., and returning
will reach here at 8 p. m. stopping at
Portland and way landings, to give thone
who so desire, an opportunity to see the
fireworks at Portland. This will be the
most pleasant trip that any one can take
who desires an outing on the glorious
Fourth; it will give one ar. opportunity
to view the grandest scenery imaginable,
magnificent waterfalls, tower of gi
gantic rock columns and snowy peaks,
making a succession of panoramic views
unequalled. The fare for the round trip
is only 75 cents, and there will be plenty
of music and refreshments will be
served. The fare for children will be 40
cents.
Special Sale of Pianos and Organs.
The Wiley B. Allen Co. of Portland,
have shipped to Oregon City a fine stock
of pianos and organs, consisting of Chick
ering, Ludwig, Jewett and other pianos,
finished in fancy woods, and of Estev
and other organs. These instruments
will be sold at bed-rock prices, either for
cash or on easy installments. Sale com
menced Thursday, in the old Boston
Store building, next door to postofiico,
and will last but a short time. All are
invited to call and examine the instru
ments. Store will be oen till 8 p, in.
Burklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Iilieuni.
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chaped hands,
Chilblain, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
For sale by Charman A Co., Charman
Bros. Block.
PERSONAL NOTES.
An Old Standby.
Clarence Porter is so well-known in
Oregon City that he needs no further in
trodnction to those wanting blacksmith
work. His work always speaks for it
self and his prices are always reasonable.
Remember his shop is opposite Pope's
hardware store, corner Main and Fourth
strtees. if
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 am
comfortable.
Our 25 cent meals are not excelled.
John Dkkhchkr, Prop.
Buy A Home.
I have a house and 4 lota for sale only
5 blocks from Main street, a good well
with pump in wash room, 25 young fruit
trees that will soon be bearing. Will
sell cheap, part down, balance on easy
payments if desired.
S. F. ScKIITlliB.
Notice.
My chairs which I thought Mr. Long
had taken from my house, I have found
in the basement of my house, so I will
say he did not take anything from my
house that did not belong to him.
John M. Cumminos.
Cherries Wanted.
The cannery at Portland is buying all
varieties of cherries. The Red Front
store or Hiram Straight will handle them
and give prices and particulars.
2t Orkoon Packing Co.
The latest in visiting cards at the En-
tehphisk Ofpigb. Prices to suit you.
Ask tor Dairy Creek butter and you
will get the best.
E. E. Williams, the Grocer.
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all In leavening
Strength. V. S. QovoniaMBt Report I
Mr. and A. G. Stogsdill of Canby weto
Oregon City visitors Tuesday,
Miws Kiiiina Walls has returned from
an extended visit with friends at New
Era. T""T
Miss Clara Fisher, of Curuillia, is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Mayiuo Char
ma n.
Dr. W. It. MoiHii of Salem spent Sun
day in this city visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. E. C. Bellows, of Vancouver,
has been visiting friends and relative in
Oregon City.
John (ileasou left for lleppuer last Sat
urday, where lie will buy wool (or East
ern parlies.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Titus, of Scio, have
been visiting their daughter in this city,
Mrs. Eurio Howell.
Rev. F. G. Strange, of Ashland, was
a guest ol bis brother, Prof. II. S.
Strange, last Friday.
F. A. Case left Tuesday for llwaco
where he will spend some time fur the
hone tit ol his health.
F. D. Ball, formerly proprietor of the
cement mill in this city, recently died
in Poughkccpaie, N. Y.
Mr. C. N. Winslow and family left th
city Monday (or a summers vacation at
Netarts, Tillamook county.
J. G. ltleakney, one ol the best know n
residents of Wilhoit, was doing bwdness
in the county seat, Monday.
C. O. Hubbard, the wide-awuke fore
man ol Hie licavwr creek road district,
was in Oregon City Tuesday.
Henry J. Bottemiller of Oak Grove
was in Oregon City Thursday on probate
business Mure Judge Hayes.
Mrs. J. E. Andrews and two children,
of The Dalles, is visiting the her sis
ter Mr W. M. Robinsou of (he Elec
tric hotel.
Miss Winnie Williams returned home
last Friday after an extended visit of sev
eral months in Oakland and Alvarado,
California.
Mrs. Ida Lane Ross and Miss Madgo
Floed, of Portland, and Miss Cicely llo-
gan, of Spokan, were Oregon City visit
ors last Sunday.
Frank I Ian (or d and Mr. Burch, of
Seattle, were in the city the latter part
of last week, the guest of Major Char
mail and family.
Miss Violet Brown who has been vis
iting her aunt Mrs P. Paquet left last
Friday for her horn in the Sacramento
valley California.
Mrs. John S. BeaJI, of Colfax, Wash
ington, who has been visiting Mrs. J.W.
Chase and Mrs. U. D. Wilson, returned
home this week.
T. F. Ryan and Prof. II. S. Strange
attended the fortieth anniversary of
Harmony Lodge, A. F. A. M. in Port
land last Monday night.
J. A. Vanleave, a young farmer from
near Monitor, was in Oregon City, Wed
nesday, the guest of bis brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mr. J, B Taylor.
Mis Mollis Hankins, one of the teach
ers in the Eastham school, accompanied
by her sister, Miss Lulu, is spending a
week with friends in Washington
county.
J. B, Taylor, the owner of a farm near
Marquarn, where he has resided for the
past five years, ha moved to Ely addi
tion and will make this city his home
hereafter.
Robert Finley, who came in from his
larm at Ocean Beach, Tillamook county,
about ten days ago, returned last Satur
day with his family, who will spend the
summer there.
Will Moore has returned from Seattle,
the out-look there not meeting his ex
pectations. He went over in response to
a telegram, but matters were misrep
resented him.
Hon. J. K. Weathurford, of Albany,
was in Oregon City Tuesday, as attor
ney in a land contest before the U.S.
land office, involving the title to the town
of Brownsville,
Mrs. II. E. Pope, mother of Charles
Pope, and Mrs. Warner, mother of Mrs
T. A. Pope, both of Moupt Tabor, spent
Tuesday in Oregon City guests at the
Pope residence.
Mrs. W. Cary Johnson, who is an
alumni of Willamette university, went
to Salem Wednesday morning to attend
the annual commencement exercises of
that institution.
Mrs. E. E. Charman and daughter,
Miss June, and Mrs. C. D. Latotirette
and two sons, left Wednesday morning
for Mehama, where they will remain
a week or ten days.
Misses Leonora and Bertha Kay of
Salem, are the guests of Miss Mary Mc
Intyre. Their mother, Mrs. Thomas
Kay, who was visitng Mrs. Mclntyre, re
turned home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Diruick, of Hub
bard, attended the Women's Relief
Corps reception, in this city lust Thurs
day night. The visitors are the parents
of attorney G. B. Dimick.
Mrs. L. W. McAdam, Miss Mayme
Crow oover and Krina Lawrence have
been spending a few days with Miss Ora
Spangler at Corvullis, and attending the
commencement exercises of the state ag
ricultural college. Mrs. McAdam and
Miss Crownover will remain for three or
four weeks up the valley, visiting friends
at Salem and Independence.
A party consisting of J. A. Chase,
J, W, Washburn, Harry Allen, George
Hamilton and 11.(1. Hamilton, lelt (or
thp Ogle creek mines Wednesday morn
ing to remain sevotal duy.
Miss Pauline Campbell Is tilling the
position of stenogtapher and lypo-willer
at the office of the Willamette Pulp A
Oregon City v Portland.
Lino by line Oregon City Is coming to
Riiecessfully compete with Portland,
Now It is harness and shoe that have
met with a reduction. I am selling a
complete set of nhmlo harne, my own
make, liandmiweil for fri, A heavy
breaking team harness, luiud tuade, I'M,
Misa Anulio Cochian in California
Mrs. O. A. Cheney and daughter,
Miss Edith, left Tuesday for Mill City,
on the line of the Oregon Central ami
Eastern Railroad In I. Inn county, where
they will enjoy a brlel period of recrea
tion. E, E. Charuian, James Thome, Sid
ney Smyth, Mr. Pomeroy, of Oswego,
and a Montana mining expert, lull Tues
day lor the (iglo creek unties, where
they exiH'ct to remain for a couple, of
Weeks,
F. C. Morrill, of Munchesler, New
Humshirc, i visiting hi sister, Mrs.
A. K. DouuhUon and nephew, F. E.
Donaldson, carhier of the Commercial
hunk, Mr Morrill had not met his sister
lor 21 year.
Master Tommy Wiuesett, who has
been attending the statu blind school at
Salem for the past (even years, is now
at hums with hi mother, Mr. C. P.
Wineaett, and will sing ut the Baptist
Sunday school next Sunday.
Capt. J. T. Anpcrson, accompanied by
Mrs. Aprou, went to Curvalli last
Friday to attend the commencement ex
eriisc of the statu agricultural college
and will at'end a business meeting ol
the board of regent, of which body he
Is president
Rev. Oilman Parker has returmd from
hi missionary tour into Eastern Oregon
U'reho attended two Baptist cl
atlons. He reiwrts it uncomfortable
traveling In portion of that net Ion, and
at time hail to do hi journeying in an
oien wagon.
Dr. J. W, Welch sient Sunday at lbs
home of hi parent in Silverton. He
was called to Silverton by Hie illnmM ol
hi mother, but her condition I much
improved. Hi mother and sister in
lend to lake up their residence in Oie-
gou City shortly.
James Shaw and son and (i. It. R,
Miller left lor Dalla Tuesday, Mr.
Shaw, it i stated, having purchased the
woolen mills, which were erected at
that place several year ago. It i the
intention to put the mill Into operation
a on a practicable.
Misse Florence ami Louise Puqtiet
returned from California last Friday.
Miss Florence ha been a, a sanitarium
in that slate for several months, and
returns home much improved In health.
Miss Loui went down a few week ago
to accompany her lister homo.
Fraucoes Weiss, brother of Peter
Weiss, arrived from Illinois last week
and will probably remain here perma
nently. Mr. Peter Weiss, who ha lx en
atlllicted with paralysis of the right side
(or some time, is somewhat improved,
and now moves around by the aid of a
w heel chair.
II. II. Johnson anil Ernest Rands
leave to day (Friday) for the Clearwater
country in central Idaho, where tbey
haye an extensive government surveying
contract. In addition to the name of
the crew published last week, the follow
ing will acconpany them: William Bax
ter, Melvin David and Mr. I-ouchy,
Ex-Mayor J. M. Welch, of Stockton,
California, accompanied by bis family,
wore guests of Mr. and Mr. G. A. Hard
ing last Tuesday. Mr. Welch was also
mayor of Oregon City at one time, and
was Interested in the flouring mills in
this city. Ho is now one of thn owners
of the Crown Flouring Mills in Stock
ton, and his partner is I. Schwabacker,
one of the owners of the Crown Paper
Mills in this city,
The Artlsiius Entertain.
Willamette hall Wednesday evening
resounded with the merriment of festive
Artisans, assembled in 0en meeting.
Ice cream and cake and a short program
were the features of the evening. Mrs.
hadie White rendered a solo in a most
excellent manner with accompaniment
by Miss Beatrice Barlow. The mirth of
the audience w as next aroused by Miss
Amy Bolack in her catchy recitation,
'She was there and so was I" After a
highly appr ciated piano solo by Miss
Beatrice Barlow the hall was cleared
and a short time spent in a social dunce.
Ten new members were added to the
ranks of the assembly. Next Tuesday
evening an increase meeting will he held
at which twenty initations are antici
pated. C'liiiiituiiqua Hoarders,
Private families who 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 entertuinmont com
mittee, and state whether rooms only
or rooms and board. Address, Mrs. M.
M. Charman, J W. Gray, G. W. Beattie
or Mrs. Mrs. Slevers, Oregon Cityj W.
A. Holmes, Parkpluce.
Wood Sawing.
Get the steam wood saw to cut your
wood is the cheapest and quickest.
Don't wait until the rains sot in and
your wood gets soaked until it wont
burn. Will go to any part of the city or
suburbs. Address or sail on
T. B. Hankins.
PuHr Company, timing thn absence of j Fine silver plate I harness at propor
tionately low price. All kinds of horse
goods, raddle, whip and robes,
In shim I have the heat goods fn Ore
gon City at the lowest price. A good
men's every day shoo for f 1,115 that i a
bargain. Ladles' tlnn pebble, $1.A0.
genuine metis' kangaroo, f.l, g0vn calf,
J.r.O. Repairing a vpocially in harness,
shoes, etc,
C. A. Wiiikv. Seventh Street, near
the dcot. ti
Stockholder' Meeting.
Notice I hereby given that thn annual
nulling of the stockholder ol thn (be
gun City Manufacturing Company will
be held at thn olllco of 'he company In
Oregon City, Saturday July II, 1 mini (t
10 o'clock a. in. of said day for thn pur
Hisn of electing directors of thn corpora
tion to serve for thn ensuing year, and
for the transaction of such other business)
a may come Mora said meeting.
C. (I. Jacoiis, Secretary.
O regon City June 10, IHim,
The Portland.
He-oMned near thn corner of Main
Mild Seventh slrwt. Clean, bright, well-
furiiished dining room and prlvat room
elegantly lilted up. Haye one of thn
most skillful cooks on the Coast. If
your meat order doe not please you, just
let me know. Best dinner In tho city
Including a glass of win lor 2A rents,
II Ilk) to 4 p. m. Oyster nerved In
every style, Open dy and night. Give
Thn Portland a trial.
I.. Rt'i'oNii ii, Proprietor.
Best anil Cheapest lusuranre.
Save money on your Insurance by call
ing on E. E. Martin, who reprsmnt thn
only Mutual doing biisimw in Oregon
City, You cannot arTurd to keep on
throw ing your money Into policies and
pay from 3 to 5 years premium In ad
vance ami then have the eoniuiny fall.
The Oregon Fire Relief association will
Hand the closest investigation.
E. E, Mantim, Agt.
Commercial Bank Block.
For Young Men and Young Women
There I nothing that will arouse the
ire of a voting man or woman so quick a
to have inferior laundry work put off on
them. Tbey mv dress ever to well.
hut If their shirt front or shirt waist In
mussy their neat appearance I siollcd.
Thn Troy laundry make a iaclalty of
ladies' and gentlemen' fine work.
There can be no better work than Is
done at the Troy. Leave your orders at
Farnsworth' harlsr shop.
Iji'ii.
PORTLAND TO
THE D AXLES
l!y tho fust
nml com
modious steamers
DALLES CITY
REGULATOR
Daily lioutH, except Sunduy, leav
ing Oak Hired din k at 7 a. iii.,iiiak-
Hi regular landings at Vancouver.
Cascades, Whito Salmon. Hood
Uivor ami all intermediate tsiintH.
I'ftsseriL'cr and frviiht rates luwor to
theso jMiintH than by any other lino.
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All tourist admit that tho Bccnorv
on tho Middle Columbia is not ox
celled for beauty and grandeur in
tho United States. Full informa
tion by addressing or calling on
J. N. II A UN 11 V, Agent,
Tel. 014. Portland. Or .
Ollico and wharf, foot of Oak St.
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