Oregon City hntcrprise.
OKKIION Illy ,IKI'CKI(H
H"riii'r
llhlntul I'lilli'H
IHrnm Mtr.M
t'an K llnrni !
k m culm
II I.. IMlil'ill
V I. ur HI h ,
Trttiirir,
llllir Altiirnnv,
Hlnwl CmtiiiiUatniiiir,
'i !' . ill Wainr Win In,
V ItnlM'iH-k . Jr.
W II HnwHI
II II. I ,1
Vllf Klivllinpr,
iniiiM'lliiiiiii .
T ('. 'I .nil. I.. C Jl,
n iin', j. j i iHikK. h, h. n-i.nr. I I, l or
lr, Minify Mi'lili J w. Miiltitll.
IJiiuiii'll nipvlnllril H vilui'xU) nloili miinth
III oily hull
HtlPAY, JII.Y in. Mill.
CHAT AUOUT TOWN.
M'SIMKII l-UINKS.-
IllriV Knot IWr Exlrart
111 r ' It. Mil llci'f Carbonated
Wrliflil'n III coiil Root 1 It-f r
California 1.1'iiinii Syrup
Willi Cherry riiunphatn
I.Iiiik ! iiiil. I mm
('Iiiuiiiiikiiii Cl'li'r.
K I), Wii i.umi), llio tinii iT.
)r, White's lUIr Knmer for mile ly
K, I) . I' nrimwiirtli.
Money Id loan mi K'"'! real eidiile
security ly A. H lriNnir.
II )oil nri liuiilili'il Willi tl m in lr ii If, li'
to Parnawurtli, lie can rum you.
Tim nrrnti'iil harjiauia eer offered in
tnillilii-ry Hi itl Mm (ioldmnith's,
('batman A Sun will pay tliu l inltt
inatki't iicn for potatoes, dried IruiU,
tVt, I'll-
I r . W. Walloua In now mminUiit to I'r.
J, V, Welch, deuliat, oiHMtilit pol
ulllcit. 4t
Tim Novelty Candy Factory in llm
ilui'it In iret pure ii'tt treaui in any
imnlilv.
Kreah fUli on r'rlday and Snlnnliiy of
each week at I'an William's head o(
Seventh atieet atepa.
Hhlrl waWl In ill ilnniumi ml mica
at llm Itaiki't atom. Kadi one ia a
bargain of tlncK. ( 'omit ami M-o tlii'in.
Strawberries with sweet cream ami
Ihe iholcerit rnkri will lie mrvi'd 111
warn .ii at tin Niivclly Camly Factory for
y.ifiila.
I ili'ilam, Jitrnnliy Ann, if tint Red
I'ruiit of (in-KDii City. Iie'ent selling- l!)
H)timla beat granulated nutt r (or f I ami
flour lew at ".' cent sark!
kt you lark faith ami love health?
IM ua fHtiilillnli your faith ami restore
yoiir health with lo Witt'a Sarsaparllla.
C, (I. Huntley I'minl.
Ir. J. W. Welch, deMiM, baa re
moved hla olhVe Irom I hi' Courier build
ing to thtt Willamette, Mock oiwite the
poritolllre, UllliM.
A dollar aaveil la nuiil to two ilollara
rained. I'n y up your auliaciiition to the
Kntkiii-kihk ami get Ihn tint henelll uf
the ri'ilticlion in price.
T, J. Clei'lon, one nf llm bright young
outturn of the ritiiti4, ileliveretl mi addrens
ol remarkable nierlt at Hillnboro. Waah
Inglon ciiiintv, on tint Fourth,
Ir. While' luiir urowor, !." cetilmin
application nt 1'iiriiHWiirtli'a. ( leans
your heail iiml eradicates the iluiulruir
ami liinkeH your huir nnexith nml aoft
"Wake lip Jacob, ihiv ia brenkiiiu !"
aoaulil ltt Witt'a I.itllit Krly Itinera to
the in u n who linil taken them to uioune
hia BhiKuith liver. C. ti. Iliinlley, ilrittf
Ifiat. Tuna llm H'KmI wonl alon II ie line,
rilearanbu ipiirkly curinl wilhoiit mi
operation by simply applying le ill ,
Witch IJut Salve. C. (i. Huntley,
tlrilggint.
Sewing Muchiiiea cheap. Want a
tewing machine? (let a g'xd one und
puyfj.'i; five year guuriintee; 5 down
$5 per month until paid. Heo llellomy
t nuncb pi bout It.
J. K. lledgen, of thin pluee, delivered
the oration at Molulhi on the Fourth and
thone prcfent from here say that it was
maHterly iiddri'MH, well worthy of an
old and experienced orator.
Small In air.o but great in results. IV
Wilt'a Little Karly Riwin act gently hut
thoroughly, curing Indigestion, dyspepsia
and constipation. Small pill, Biifo pill,
best pill. C. (i. Huntley, druggist.
Trunk P. Welch, dentist, graduate of
the University of Pennsylvania, will ho
in Oregon City ofllce Thursdny of each
week ; remainder of each week In Tort
Jund olllce, room 77 Di kum building.
Tho atnlo bi-inetallio pnrty convention
met at McMinnville Thursday for the
purpose of perfecting organization, and
to put forth the electoral ticket for tho
November election. William Harlow
and W. W. Jesse are delegates from
Harlow .
J!ev. KdwurdsIhivlH of Ouklund, Cul.,
who is minister o( tint largest Christian
church on the Pacific coust, ia away
(rum Ilia charge, on a month's vacation.
Additional to liia national reputation as
a pulpit orator, a particular interest is
manifested for tho Hev. VIr. Davis here,
from his former omragement in the city
and the friends Unit lie made at thut
time. Tho lecturer seems to have be
come a favorite in Oregon, first having
boon introduced at tho Marquam Grand
In Portlund, and lately addressing im
mense audiences at the state convention
of his church at Turner and the state
fair at Salem. He ia now on his way to
the Chautauqua at Oregon City, where
he In to deliver two aJdresses. Albanv
Herald.
For a ipilet place to bileli your lioraea
awav from llm motor I Inn ami a place to
iM a llrat clmm job of rnpairiiiK or huraii
nhoeliiK I'lill on K. F. Hcrliiirn'a ahop on
Filth Hiniitt,
('Illinium A Hon Imvn a aphtmliil line
of auita of rlolliliiK of lli Intent HI y leu,
ami ihoNii ileHlrlii new aulla f ir liennu
lion liny, will he ulloweil a ID percent
ilincoiiiit oil llm ri'Kiihir piicn for cuh. .
I'irmiua who havu a ciiMiik npell
every iiiuht, on ucconnt ol a tirkllnu
aenmilioii In the Ihroiil, tuny overi'imut It
lit once l y ailimn of (lint Minute CuiiIi
Cure. C. (I. Iliiullcy, (IiukuIkI.
The Novelty Camly Factory' hi(
founulii U ruiiiiliiK Hliinx-til.iy ami nielli
ami the iioprictoia ant aeryiiif their
ciiHtoniera with the IIiichI Icecieiini whIu,
Arllc aoilu, Wllliolt mineral waler, root
beer ami rurhoiiiilinl oruinje ciler.
A lirenl nliinliler aule of kooiU nlmlilly
ilumuKcil by aiuokit Mill be on (or the
not lr ilaya lit K. F, M.irlin'a c.uh
alore In the olil Melhoilint rhtlreh on
Seyenlh atieel. Many ol the iihxIh not
In the leant iliiniiieil, w ill be aolil away
ilown below cont.
When wit conniiler that the intentinca
are about live timea aa htrit aa the lunty ,
we cmi realUu the inteumt autreiiii ex
Hrieticei w hit it they become llilluiueil.
I'n Wilt'a I'nhc A l'holer4 Cum aulxluea
inlhiiiiiiiiilloii at mice and completely re
move the ililllriilly. ('. ti, Huntley,
Iriittitint .
It. D Wllnon, Win. Wrinlit ami Chrin
I.iNiney nM'Ul lant Satunluy nml Hiimlay
on the l'pier Cluckaiiiaa ami Clear cn-ek
flnhiiiK. Tliey reirt royal K'! time,
the only thin ImppeniiiK to mar the
pleanuie of the occanion being the pernint
ence ol Wllnon in llllitif up the bottle
w ith w ater to the Injury of their nynleuia.
Kll Hill, Lumber City, I'a., writi-a,
"I have been niilfi-riny; from pllea for
twenty live yearn ami tlionulit my cane
inciiruble. Hit Wilt, a Witch l . Halve
w an recomiiicmlcil to me aa a pile cure,
no I bought a box ami it crlormeil a
permanent cure." Thin ia only one of
Ihounamla of almilar canea F.ci.iina,
mirra ami nkiii ilineanea yielil ipilckly
when It ia uneil. C. i. Huntley, drili;
ltll. Oregon city H-oplo when in Portland
ran get K'rxI home-i-ookttl llrnt-clura
iiieul at The FrDiitinac, .'t.'l Sixth atrect
corner of Mailinoii, aipetl.iii illinium
being a apecially. Koomn by the ilay or
week very reanoiiable. Thone Httemllng
the great celebration from July Int to the
7th will 11 it tl (hit bonne aipiiet home-like
place to atop. If
('omiiiianhimira court in in nenitioii
thin week, ami an order linn been made
iiicrcaHtng the county treantirer'a bund
:i),IKKI. imikli.g the total amount uf the
bond HUHXI The conlni, t with the'
Chickaiiiaa It'Miin Company wan aigtied
Thiirnday afternoon, full particulurn of
which will be given next week. S. F.
Markn, the new comminnioner el.ct,
look the place thin week of K. Scutt,
whoite term hud expiie I.
lioveriier Lord ycHtcrdiiy innued hin
aiiliiinl proclamation w arning I lie people
ng.iiunt the crime and penalty involved
in the aetting ullre of timber, or other
pioHTty of llientute ur individual under
the act uf lH'.l.'l, general law a of Oregon,
ami thin impoitaiit document in now in
the handa of the alale printer. When
printed It will Imi (or warded to the
virion nheritlit of the ntate anil dulv
uu...l it. it. 1 1...! a-.iui..litA tnrr
(juito a largo number of people Irmn
Coivallia went to Oregon city by boat
last Monday, to he present at the Chan
tumpm nuw in progress there. The
I-ndios, band, Prof. J. 1!, Horner and
wife, Mrs, S. N, Wilkins, her daughter,
Miss Lolu, and her son Hullie, Mr. W.
I. Prichard, Prol. and Mrs. Cordley,
President Illoss ami wife, Prof, Hedrick
and Hev, and Mrs. Aloses were among
tho parly. Mr. Prichard goes for the
purpose uf taking cure of exhibits that
go from the agricultural rollego, while
Prof. Horner and wife are to chnperone
the Indies of the hand. Times.
The excursion given by the ladies of
M. K. church on the Fourth of July was
a grand alluir. Tho ladies of thut
church lire noted (or making a success of
everything they undertake. Nourly
(H10 of Oregon City's best people went on
board the Harvest Qnoon Saturday
morning for this grand rule up the Co
lumbia. The scenery along tho route
whs grand, and the ritcamor nindo tho
successful trip wilhout a hitch or acci
dent, returning to Oregon City by eight
o'clock. Tho Clnckaiiuis Band fur
nished music lor Ihe trip, and nil who
were fortunuto enough tj get on board of
the steuinor, report a most delightful
trip.
Henry Stock, who was accidently
drowned in tho Abernethy lust Saturday
whilo running logs down the creek, was
buried from tho Catholic church Sun
day. His remains were interred in the
city cemetery under tho auspices nf the
Woodmen, of which lodge ho had been
a member for the past throe months.
Mr. Stock was an excellent young man
of good repute, and was aged about 23
years. He lived in " Kansas City" ad
dition to Oregon City, whoro he owns
proorty. His parents live several
miles up the Abernethy, and his mother
is the beneficiary of a $2,000 insurance
policy in the Woodmen.
Mr llriMika, of Kugelie, will ing at
the ('ongregational L'hurcli next Sunday
morning nml evening. I'rof Utile will
preach In the evening,
We am anxioun to do a little good In
thin world and can Ihink of no pleuminler
or better way to do it than by recom
mending (lint Minute Cough Cure aa
a preventive on pneumonia, conmniiptloii
ami other nciioun lung trouble Ihitl fol
low neglected Cold. C. Ii Huntley,
Hrliguinl.
It would be hard to convince a mini
Buffering (mm bilioiia colii; that lilnugony
la due Put microbe Willi an iinproliuiliiL
able mime. Hut one done uf lie Wilt'a
Cube A Cholera Cure w ill convince him
of iln imwi-r to allord inntaiil relief.
It k.lU tin. C I! Huntley, driigginl.
A. W. I'lilhpn, the eiprenninan and
J. V Montgomery, have annoclated
tbeiunelven aa pHtlnera in a general ex-
pien nnd iliuung hiiiinena and are pre
pared to nerve the public in a capable
and ubligiug manner. Mr. Montgomery
will continue Ilia livery and feed alable
on Seventh atreet in connection with
hi other work.
I.uhI Monday evening the Junior F.p
worlh League of the M. K. chiin li, ten
dered their Hiiperinleiiileiit, Mini Kil'.ie
I'aine, a Hiirprme parly. TIionj prenent
were Minnie Iloylea, Lulu Young, Ha
xel llavidnon, John Luiidy , Arthur Hit
ton, Ola ltindon, May l'hillie, Archie
ami Krina Young, Furl Monier, Cul Hut
ton, Millie and Nettie Krone, I'.ennie
Lunce, Nina Kindoii.
Several ililingiiihed vinitora were
in Ihe city Tuenduy evening, the gueala
of Munagi'r (ioode of the Tortland (ien
eral KlertJic Company, i'hev werej.
It. McKee. manager uf the ower
and mining department of tho (ieneral
Klwlric Company, ( Schenectady, New
YorkjT. V. Illackwell, aiiiieiinlendent
uf workn, of llm (ieneral Kleclric Com.
pany, SchnmMady, New York; 8. Z.
Mitchell, manager (ieneral F.lectrie
Company of New Yoik at Portland, and
other proininent gentlemen. They took
iiper with Mr. (ioode at the Portland
reataurant, and Mr. Knconlcli nerved the
gentlemen with an elegant apread, la
minute. Mr. Itiiconlch i up-to-date,
and know how to get up an elegant
lunch on nhort notice.
Fur the Ocean Side.
The White Collar Lino ami the 0. Ii.
ilS.Co, have e tree ted a combination
whereby the two companies will work in
harmony. The CiaUcrt haa been w ith
drawn from the iWe, and the Ocean
Wave takes her place. The Potter and
( ti-ean Wave will alternate a niuht boats,
running direct to llwaco, while the Tele
phun i anil Thompson will tike the day
run, 1'iuler the new schedule a boat
will leave each end uf the line daily,
including Sunday, and a aoon aa the
xviie get accustomed to the change w ill
doubtless appreciate the new service,
w hich is as near perfect as can be de
vised.
T. J. COTTKR
Leaves Portland Monday Ht S a.m.,
running through to Astoria without any
stops, leaves Tuesday und Thursday at 8
p. m. ami Saturday at 1 p. m.
leaves llwaco Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 4 p. tn . and Sunday at & p. in.,
and leaves Astoria same days at 7 p. m.
IX'KAN W AVK
Leaves Portlund Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 8 p. in. and Sunday at 7
a. m. leaves llwaco Tuesday .Thursday
and Saturday at 4 p. in. and Sunday at 7
p. m.
K. R. TIIOMI'SON
Leaves Portland Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 7 a. in. and Saturday at 11
p. m. Leaves Astoria Tuesday, Thurs
day ami Saturday ut 0 a. in. and Sunday
nt 7 p, m.
TKI.KI'IIONK
I.envo Portland Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nt 7 a. m und Sunday nt
Hp, m, Leaves Astoria .Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday at 0 a. m. and Sun
day nt 7 p. in.
Lodge .Notes.
District deputy, Mrs. J. C. Urndloy,
isntalled tho following new ollicers of
Wilhiuieito Kebeknh Degree Lodge, I. O.
0. F. on last Friday evening: Ada Bid
well, noble grand ; Mrs. S. S. Walker,
vice-grand; Miss Clara Miller, secretary ;
Mrs. Lizzie Howell, treasurer; Miss Min
nie Holden, llnancinl secretary.
Following are the new officers of Ab
ernethy Lodgo, No. 80, I. O.O. F. for
tho ensuing term : Mrs. Minnie G. Char
man, noble grand ; Miss Hattie Weth
orell, vice-grand; Miss Gertrude Finley,
secretary; Miss Mollio Hunkins, finan
cial secretary; Mrs. Paul Metzner,
treasurer. These ollicers will he in
stalled on tho third Friday in July.
Purse Lost.
A gentleman's black purse containing
some coin and two checks on Oregon
City Bunk in favor of Theo Molca was
lost Wednesday at some point on Main
street between the post office and the Y .
M, C, A, rooms. A reward will be
given for the return of the purse to the
secretary of the Y. M. C. A.
I.J. Slrattoii.
Has placed in bis store, corner Seventh
and Center streets, in addition to his fine
line of okockrirs, hay, frkd rtc, also a
full stock of LEAD, PAINTS, OILS AND
VARNISH, which he will sell as low as
TIIK LOWEST. 4t
Highest of til in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
liwsg
ABSOLUTELY PUCE
Kev. I (irey, the new minister of the
Lutheran chur.r:i here, in rapidly buil ling
pidlyl
up a Urge congregation, and
hi elforls ilee-v to m crowned
w ith the fullest nuccenn, a they doubtless
will I. He is a gootl worker. He find
(here are alsmt I V) men and women in
The Dalles wholnvut some time in the
pasl la-longed to the Lutheran church
a larger liicin'ieinhip. he believes, than
any other ptotenluut chinch in the city.
Many are slow in attending nervicen.
having been out of the habit of attending
cbiirch for so lung, but all hnve contrib-!
iitfd generously to the work. Mr. (irey I
find plenty of reason to be thankful
for the way Ihe church woik in progress
ing, and soon this noble old church or
ganization may have an edifice of it own
in The Ilullrn The Ilulle Chronicle.
F.very summer bat mutt go at our
ecial oiler sale.
Miss C. (ioi.iisMiTii, The Milliner.
Kx County Surveyor I). W. Kinnaird
has removed his office from the court
house to the room formerly occupied by
the Clackamas County Ahntract Com
pany, in the Caiifleld block. He still
hold down the position of county
road engineer, subject to the pleasure of
the court, but it ia hardly likely that
thev will need his services for more than
a couple or three months longer. David
says that hi new office will be a capital
place for the laie county officials, who
have no lounging place, to while away
the weary hour. However, aa be has
been appointed city engineer, it is prob
able that the municipality will provide
him with a new office in the city hall
building, as there are a number of valu
able maps and pluls that should be kept
on file in a secure place where they can
be referred to.
Leading insurance agency
F. Y.. Donaldson.
Harry Allen, aged 111, has broken the
record for fast traveling on foot from the
Ogle creek mines to Oregon City. He
started at 0 a. m. Friday morning, and
reached here at 0 a. in. Saturday morn
ing, only eating one meal on the way.
Beside be was burdened with a pack,
weighing 25 pounds, and stood the trip
first-rate. He had accompanied the
Hamilton-Allen crowd to the mines sev
eral days previous, most of whom had
returned home. He brought in the news
that some of the Ked Hock people from
Scott's Mills, had jumped seven claims,
most of them belonging to Oregon City
parties
We are dumb during this special offer ;
sale, our prices do the talking. !
Miss C. (toi.iifxmi, The Milliner.
Tho director of the l'ark.ilace school 1
held a meeting Tuesday, and elected the
following teachers for the ensuing year:
J. W. (iray, principal; assistants. Miss
Hattie Doilson, of Monmouth; Miss
Fraukie Curran, of Salem, and Miss
KaleDolan, Oregon City. There were
18 applications for positions in this
school to be considered by the board of
directors. This will make the fourth '
year that I'rof. Gray has held the princi
palshipof the I'arkplace school, and his
re-election is a compliment to hie abil
ity as an instructor.
Ten big insurance companies
F. K. Donaldson.
Among the numerous persons who
have been cuied of rheumatism by
Chamberlain's Tain Balm, mention
should be made of Mrs. Kmily Thorne,
ol Toledo Wash., who says : "I have
never been able to procure any
medicine that would relieve nie of rheu
matism like Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
I have also used it for lame back with
great success. It is the best liniment I
have overused, audi take pleasure in
recommending it to my friends." F'or
sale by G. A. Harding.
Our special offer sale will end Satur
day night, July 4th, 1S!H5, Don't fail to
come before that time.
Mnts C. Goldsmith, The Millu;ot.
Last Thursday M. A. Pliuuiner
brought suit in Justice Dixon's court
against A . O. Malston for $r0 alleged to
be the balance due on a board bill in
curred during the year 1895. Hedges &
Griffith appeared for the plaintiff, and
V. R. Hyde for the defendant . The de
fendant submitted evidence to show that
he had paid the account in full, but the
plaintiff contended with rebutting evi
dence that the balance claimed was cor
rect, "flie Judge rendered a verdict in
favor of the plaintiff.
Reliable fire insurance
F. E. Donaldson.
When in need of grocorios, flour, feed
or family wood, call on C. E. Nash, op
posite Seventh street stable. New, fresh
goods at reasonable prices. Free de
livery. The U. S. Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
Balding
I Pbwdr
I "rm,, VnrI' rIVi'llllW
1' A UI 11 1IIMIIIII.
Leader of the Republican Party.
Art Yon Willing to Listen to i sozntlca?
Tiik New York Thibi'ne's broad
columns and largo print make it the
easiest paper in tho country to read,
either on the cars or at home.
Henry Itomeike, proprietor of the
largest Newspaiier Clipping Agency in
the world, testifies in a published card,
that his clipping for over 4.000 clients
show s that Tiik Tkihi nk contains, "day
by day and week by w eek, (or more origin
al matter than any daily newspaper in
New York City." He proves the fact by
figures. Tiik Wkkkly ranks the same.
Business men find the market report
of Tin Thibcnk absolutely without an
eijual. Tiik Tbihcsk is the only news
paiier in New York City whose reporters
actually visit all the different markets in
perBon.
Tiik Thibcnk now prints the best and
freshest humorous pictures of the day
from the comic press of two continents,
and supplies plenty of oiher entertain
ment. By its special telegrams and corres
pondence, its able editorials and high
literary character, Tiik Tkihink main
tains a splendid position in the regard of
Republicans and lovers of music, art,
and good books.
Tiik Thibcnk's society news is known
everywhere for excellence. Its fashions
have always been of special value, and
changes of style are, as a rule, foretold
in Tiik Tkibcne sooner than in other
newspapers.
Tuk Nkw Yohk Tkibi nk ia recognized,
officially, as the leading newspaper of
the Republican party.
As for Farming and Tjibor, Tiik Thi
bi nk has for 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 the American people. For
this cause Tiik Tkibink labors in its
various additions 3to days in every year.
A man is judged bv the newspaper he
takes. He who reads Tiik Tkihink 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 a rut all your
life (except by catering to that which is
base) if you feed your mind upon news-
PMHTS, mil o. scanoni. vuigamv ana in-
anity. Think for a moment of the people
who read newspaper of that class. On
the other hand, Tiik Tkihcnk 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 Tiik
TlllBl'NE.
Sample copies free. Dailk y, 10 a year
Sunday seperately, $2. Semi-Wekkly,
$2. Wkkkly, $1. Tribink Almanac
for ISiHi, 50 cents.
THE TRIBUNE, New York.
Forty
Million Dollars
of surplus is behind
the guarantees in
the new policy of
The Equitable Life
Assurance Society
and there are a great
many guarantees.
THE EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
L. Sahckl, Gkn. Mub.
OKKOONIAN BLD PORTLAND, OB.
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SHASTA KOUTE
Of the
i SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Express Train leave Portland Dailv.
M'm.h
i
' North.
SMir. a. I l.tr Fiirtltnd At
IXr N. 1 I.T OrtcmClty Lr
I0.4fta.il. I Ar H. Krniielnco l,
IflA.H.
i n A.M.
7 00 P.M.
The above train nlnp al Kant Portland,
fM.lkfl fit Wiu.ll.tirn HaUnt T......
' Marion, Jfllttrnon, A lliany, A Ibaov J auction!
Tangent, Hbeili), ilnlwy, Hnrrinburg, Junc
tion City, Knir'ne, OmwHI, Drain, ami all
tatiom from itonebnrg to Ashland inbliisiv
WN1.VQ CARS OS OODEN ROUTI.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
AID
Second-Class Sleeping Cars
Attached to all through train.
KOHEBL'KO MAIL fl)lln.
lC M. I
-I. A. M. I
i'ii r.
Lr Portlnnd Ar
Lr OrwmClty Lr
Ar Konebunr Lr
I 4 40 r. a
13 .W.
f " CO A.
SAI.KM TA KSUKH. (Dilljr.
fi'T f. T Lr r.'.7tr.o Ar 10 U iTi
4 .4'jr. k L' OitrndiT I.r v z7a.it
IS r. tt. Ar -.l. io Lr 8 ill a.
Vt cat Side LMrintnn.
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIB.
Hall Train. Dallf (Except Sundar.l
Lr
Ar
PnnUnd
Corrallln
Ar
20r.
Mr.a
12 llr. a.
At Albany and Corrallls connect with train
ol Oreron Ceo r tl i I nusm Kallrod.
Express Train Dillr (Except Sunday)
4 4'ir. a.
Lr
Ar
Portland Ar
McMlnnrllle Lr
11251.
llMi.l
l:Mr. .
THROUCH TICKETS
TO ALL POINTS IX TIIK
EASTERN STATES. CANADA AND EUROPI
Can be obtained t lowest ntei from L B.
Moore, Agent. Oregon City.
B.KOEHLEK, E. P. ROGERS.
Manager. An t O. P. and Pai. Agent.
RIPANS
TABULES
are good for
headache, heartburn, sour sto
mach, belching biliousness,
torpid liver, drowsiness, lass
itude, foul taste in the mouth,
bad breath, constipation, indi
gestion, dyspepsia.
The formula by which they
are made is in use in the
greatest hospitals in the world
and is prescribed daily by nine
doctors out of ten. Three
times in five when a physician
is called he will write a pre
scription the items in which
will almost exactly correspond
with those of the Ripans Tab
ules formula.
Your druggist can supply
Ripans Tabules in little vials
for 15 cents or in a box con
taining six of these vials for
50 cents. If he will not get
thern for you, address, with
the price,
THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO.,
lo Sprits St., New Yobk.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance Company
ol Aix La Cliaixlle, Germany, established
1S25, assets $ti.000.00O.
American Fire Insurance Company, of
Philadelphia, established 1S10, assets
$2.liS3.115.
Western Assurance Company of Toronto,
established 11, assets $1,012,001.80.
ANDREW G. MALSTEN, Agt.
Jaegar Building, opposite Court House,
Oregon City, Oregon.
F.tablihed
PIONEER
Tfangfer and Epfe,
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE.
HEALS
RUNNING
SORES
CURES THE
SERPENTIS
STING
CONTAGIOUS JJSK
BLOOD POISON SibS.srs;.0
ulcers yield to its healing powers. It re
moves the poison and bunds up the system
VtlaaUe MH m Ox dhMM tad In tmmw atUtd feta
swift srsciFic co. autut, c.
C. ti. Gnu,