Oregon City enterprise., July 24, 1896, Image 5

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SCHEDULES OF" TIME
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maN rumitHii.tn.m tun iMiaraxuKNii
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it IHmi il,iy.aiiil II HI l Hllliiluy.
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tlimiitfli (might.
mi Kllii ii'iil filiicHlur u a I'rof. HlrwiKH,
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tlm riiiiina will I in iiiMimi.i, Tlmrii will
In four riiiniiH iii nt.ilra hihI two on llm
lower llixir.
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(allliirnla Ktiinu !0irniili)
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aoi'TM B-maii,
Hichiir I . 1 (way lalliin.,
( allliirnla r.aprr illiiniili;
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KImIi'miiiiim kU'i'b llm (ullnwinii cuiiri'riiiiiK
l In1 iiiovi'iiimit of ImiiU on llm riyi'i :
"Tim AIIhiiiv niiiin iluwn (r i mi Curviillia
IiimI i-vi'iiliitf mil! f!. IIoiik urrlvixl ln-rii
Hi llm Huinii Hum ruin I'orlliiiiil. Tlii-au
two Inula will, linii'ufli'r, rem mi t Iiiti',
Him former tiiiikliiK roiin l triN between
thin fit v Mini ('orvnlliN, llm lutliT plyiiiK
between Salmii u ii I I'ortliiinl Tim iry
I'!hiI Hunt iluwn tint river yealerlny
inoiiiiiiX, rotini'rtiiiK willi tliu Allium
I 'iiue iliNlitm n holuw here. Tlii'an two
a. in j ,.Uta will iniikii il.iily trip on tlm river,
u 4 i p, In
4 Wp. in. Im'Upi'ii i'urllfili'l mil liiilepnliilmi,
half
7 II a. in.
. rui p. hi.
v ; a. in.
POSTAL HCIIKHUI.K.
ar aui'TiitKM facirii' aiia.AH.
Mall rlmna iili.( Nnilli, J ail p. in, ami 7 i. m.
Wall filu.r. hhihii Houili, a ii) a. m ami 7p nt
Mall iliiiiliiiiii Irinn North a a. in., lu l.'i a. in
Malt dl.tnlniied In. m hciilh, a a. in., 4 . in.
aV kaar eiiK;i.ai'iaie una.
Wall rl'itiia Inr Portland ai.il di.trluullnf
polol., I' noon, anil 4 4T i. in.
Maili'lwM fur Milwaukee only, a 43 a. m.,
4) 4ft a in
Mall arilvaa liutii i'uiilauil, II DU a. in. and
It p. ui,
aim kui'Tta.
Orison Clly In Kl jr. rami. Mullnn. Liberal am)
Mulalla leee. al It in. anil arrlci al W m.
dally.
Oregon Clly In Heaver Creek. Mink, Clark.
Meadow UriMik. I'nlnii Mllli, ami ( nlinii , leave,
al a a. in Monday, SNr.ln.lay ami Widay,
ml mum. on following da at 4 .u ii. m
Oregon I lly In Vlia, b.n ami lledland
Iravra oirimi ( lly Mnmlay, Wiliicalay ami
rrhlayai I.MI (. m.. Icalu Vlula aaiua daya
alT.UUa. rr
(ir.nii Clly In Wlllamalla, HI(T..r4 ami
W 'iIumk III... arrltua al lu Wa. hi. ami laaraa al
II au a. m. dally.
UatK-ral itulivary witnlnw Ii nn nil Hiimlay
linn Hi lu II a. ui. AH liirdnu.il !
Ik.iii. dinir la I'lomi'lly icnt l.ff Hnuday,
aa un niiiar iUya
Ail K.uli rn mall Dial la dlayo1 and lalla In
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Ii lu. lu iltart un anil allal Jamimt lax.,
t. A. aa i l.l l. K. ni rr.
KltlHAY, Jl l.Y U. I'.MI.
To Mmxr llunn'g Simkit It
oiii'M ruiiaiili-ii'il lo l urml
utiilertukiim to aiirceaafiiliy iimkn tin
M'tMlt ll( Mllllllt ll'HI.I, . Ill ill tlll'MI IhI-
i r tlayaof ti'i'iit urliii'Vi'iiii'iilN, it it mil
ai.lrrr.l mi onlinary ovioyiliiy iiiullcr.
Ial Momliiy .rly o( iip tnllry umIh,
who wii atlionliiiK ilir ('liiitilaiiiU -H'ltilily,
Irll IIihhI river to
renil Mmiiit II'xhI. Ai a 1 1 1 .irty
were 1'reaiiti'tit I'. I.. Ciinniliell, o( tlm
Stale Nuriiml a. Ii.hiI, Mian llililmnl, Mi
Millunl llililmnl, Mian KIU I'urr.in, of
Siili'in, n.l Mia Anim Powell, of Allmiiy.
On Ut Mumlny it putty li ft Olefin Ciiy
iimler llm roiiuintinl of ex eminty Hiiirln
trtlilelit U.S. (iiliaoll, wlio will crown
tlieniaelvea with luurelH l.y ileoilitlll
their tiiinie In tlm almnK box nt tlm
B'X of Ori'Kn't fnviiril ieiik. Tlm
oilier linMiilnrof tlm mrty ure Miaaeit
JVml Slrvktir mnl K in Uhhh, of Mil
. wnokee, Miaaea JiMiniu Unwell, ol Heaver
Creek;. Miaa Minnie Jurr ii ml U.S.
(iilmnii, ol (lieon City, Meaam lieo.
L. SUiry, 1'reil Meyer, hihI I-. K. Amler
Hon. Tlm Siilem SliilehiiiKti itivcn un
niToiint of othera who left thn Cluiutail
(jtnt iiHaemhly lor .Mminl IIimiiI an follow :
A. M. (irilley, K. I,. WoimIiii mnl C.
V.. Koillin, of Sulein, Ml Oremm City
Tueailiiy inornintt for llm iurio"0 of
cliinhiiiK Mt. llooil. Tlillrttwo nen
tlmimii miireeilml in reni'liiiiii tiovnin
meiil inii tliul evenliiK, Mr. ltohlin
jlivini: onl twelve inilea helow llm i-anip.
Wi'ilneHilnv (irilley uml Woodiu liiHile
thiiMw eiil ly 1 o't link, at whioli time
they received u lieliiii;rii.i ineamiKH from
the raiiiu mnl rtiliirneil onu. They
Hrrivtnl hai k loeiniiplnt II oYloek Bftur
huvliik! h pleiiHiint mid exi'itiiiK trip unci
nuxt day relurimil to Sulmn. Later
ahoiit 11 o'elixk laat iii(lit Mr. liohlln
culled at tlmStutorimitii ollice and atalud
that on ThnrHilay he ruaelmd Hood's
peak willi but litihi (lilllcdlty. lie re
turned to Halem laHt eveninu.
Conthait Lkt roB School UlllLIIINO.
At a HjHtctiat nieelinu of the hoard of di
rectors of tho Willuinulle Falla nchool
diMtrict Tuoaday evauinn tho contract
forereciiiitf the new hcIiihiI Imililinu ac
cordimj to plans and Hpeci Ileal ions suh
mitted wait uwardtiil Kinney A Koaum of
that place for $11100, and the plnnihinn
to Tope A Co. for 'J4S. The followinu
I. idH weto Hiihmitted: A. Cronn, $ltil)j
A. D. Thorn, $LMl; K. H. Wall. Wl
I). K. It. Winnilord A Co. 170 ); T. 8.
Lawrence, fl'.Xift; Kinney A Kenins, $Hr00
JackHon A Scolt, LV45.a2. The follow
ing bids were received for painting :
Kimrtin liros 17:1 i M. M. Olnen, $J70;
T. 8. Lawrence, 1!00; U. II. Vote, flMO.
The new buildinx willhe completed by
October 15th and it will be the Hecond
bent school building in Clackamas
county, outside of the county seat. I'rof.
II. 8. Straimo has 1mii eniied as
principal of the Willamette Falls school,
which will befin in a temporary, room
about September J5. The residents of
the new school district are lo be con-
meeting- half way, where freight ami
paaaeiiKcM will he eii:haiied. The
Until went down to Portland yealenlay
iiioniiiiK ami will coiun up tonight on
linr way to Corvallla, Tlmtiypay cams
down from Corvullis yeatenlay. She
lonk on a r-tritoof flour at the Salem
mill, and leaves for I'ortlund this morn
hiKitt 7:.'K) o'elm k."
Ai i iiiKsf Ai. Iirowmno. Another
houm was inn. In and in OnvnCity ,y
an aeeideiital drowniux laat Krl lay
evening (ivrald Haley Winm'tt, on of
Mrs. C. P. Wlnaett, kih about six
Venn, went to tlm river opMaile his
limlhvr'a ruaiilenee about elulit o'cloc k to
K In bathliiK with his iIok, which was
bia uaiial rtiiifom A Im did not re
'iirn it was anpHiie. that lm lisd accom
panied a.itnn other boys to the Chan
t u in i ii iiHaeiuhlv at (iUdxtoue urk,
Wiii-n he did not return at a lute hour,
atir. Ii was iimlituled and bin clothes
went found on (he bank of the river.
In (lie iiioniiiiK bis body wus found
iimler aoiim hiiwIohh in seven feet ol
water. Iln was a inomherof the ( on
unvutiniial Siinduy school, and his
liineral services were cinidiicled at that
cliiiri h Sunday afternoon at '2 :'M o'clm k
by l'r. J. W. (')wan. The remains
were inlerreirin the city ceiilery.
Ktkamkh Tul.KllO IIaii.imi (iUAVKI..
I Tlm aleainerTnh'do nil Tileaday, bioilithl
i up llm llrt scow loud of uravel lo Iki
j used on llm Mrit-ts of McMiiinville.
ITIiuiiravel willle taken Irom hereto
1 r M ill ll VII li (7 tnilea) liy team. Here
afler llm Tnledn, on her I rum up I fie
river will liniiK a baritu lul l of uravel
line, until llm require, I aiinniut con
liucled to Ih llaed on tlm streets of Mo
Mililivllle this year, it brought up. It
nnw a..wia thai llin alrt rlaof llm e
ilsl of Yamhill comity are to be made
in K"l coiitlilinn, nod the citv inalead
of heiii a mud bole w ill become a Ireuil
tiful and pleaaant city. Wa commend
the c nlcrpriae and picdi of the cilit 'iia of
our neie,hhorliiu city, and lioj it will
laii oiiie cnutnioiis ibrou'lioiil Yamhill
count v. (tood roads and si rv'ts llironli
the wbohi count v is what is wanted
There is plenty of (ravcl to make them.
Iiayloii Herald.
AsuriiKH Y. M. C. A C'osrKsr. Sec
retary Levi Johnson and the board of
directors of the Oregon City Younu
Men's Christian Asaociation are making
arraiiueineiils for an interestinit athletic
eonleat, TberonteHt will bo lietween
Ihebaltle-scarreil "Hods" and "Yellows"
and teams representing each color will
meet on the athletic field to do them
selves honor in a matched name of base
ball and bicycle and foot races. The
event will litke place at (iladritoiie Tark
on the first day of August and the re
sult will decide the championship be
tween these teams. An admission fee
of 10 cents will be churned which will
form a nucleus of a building fund to pro
vide the association with permanent
headquarters. It is intended to make
this series of athletics an annual event
that will become prominent in the his
tory of the association.
A I.ivki.v Hi.A7.ic. Lust Sunday about
one o'clock in the afternoon the flames
blazed up from tlm tall, dry grass in the
enclosure between the sidewalk leading
lo the paHr mills and the river near the
west end of the suHHnsion bridge. For
awhile it looked as though the (Ire might
do serious damage, but through the ef
forts of Cbief-Kiigineer (ireen, C. A.
Miller, K. K. Williams and others, the
further spreud of the flames was checked.
After this was dono, they biought over a
hose cart and put out the remaining
smouldering embers with water. Some
one had evidently thrown the lighted
stub of a cigar or cigarette, Into tho dry
grass, causing it to ignite and the flames
traveled with lightning-like rapidity .
For Tint Statu Faiii. The executive
committee of the Oregon State fair held
a meeting at Salem last Saturday to ar
range preliminaries (or tho State Fair
to lie held in October. President Will
Ham Galloway, of Oregon City pre
sided, and among other arrangements,
Thursday, October 8th, was designated
as pioneer day; Octobor 12tli will be
Dairy day and Tuesday, October 13th
Ladies' day. On the latter day there
will be a milo horse race for ladies
bloomers not barred for a purse of f 75,
The following Oregon City poople were
elected to olllcial positions on the
grounds; Ticket ven tiers, railroad gate
J. G, rilsbnry and II. C. 8teven; ticket
taker, railroad gate, Max Schulplus;
ticket seller, grand utand, Charles Galloway,
UV.il EST A IT THAWF-HS.
Fin ulalieil Lvrry Week by Hie ( lacks
in it .Helmet k l rii-t Company.
I L Willie to.! II Morgan Julv .1 Ml
1 C tract 17 "iik tirovn -"'"
H M Mcl'nwn to John Graham Feb
dlt 'IHI W l tola I!) and 20 blk H
Gladstone M
W T liiirney lo Charles II ('aiilb ld
July LI, '!"! W C !j of a!,' of n.1,
and s'w of aec IKI, I 4 s, r ;l f ; and
it'u ol nw'4 and w'g ol lie '4 ' 'I,
u'i ol s'li and sw '4' of aw '4' sec .'!,
e'n sec 4 ; all of sees (I and lo ; ibe
nw4' and w'i of sw', sec 10, the
vt'i of w,'y of sec 11, w'i of nw'4
and .' of sec '.'I, nil in 1 5 , r .1 IV)
W (' Johnson lo J fleVore Johnson
July II, 'WH-l C blk fl" Oregon
City 1
WillainellM Falls Co to liat No lOi
June If. 'IS! W I) lots 1 lo 1'.' blk 11
Willamette Falls 1
Tlieo H1I111111I11 Ut lioratjulnt June
:i0, Milwaiikw WO
T L Clmrmaii to Micbeal Minarik
June Zi 'Wl W I) lots I'D and 21
blk 7K, South OCily No 3 225
Paul O .un ne to K F It i ley July 17.
'07 Sheriir's deed sw' sec 11,13
s, r 1 w Wi
JCItowmun to W J Miller July 14
".Hi W I) l") acres of see 110, t 4
r I e
K M Atkinson to J W Noble Apr 11
ir W 1) lots I, 2 and 3 blk 17
Park add "
Paul Kichards to F It IMg July 10
M Slmrlirs deed se' of ne' aec
31 t 3 s, r 2 e 3!i'.
TIIK CLACKAM S AliSTKACT A
TUL'ST CO. are llm owners of the copy
right to llm Tbornij syalem of abstract
indexes, for Clackamas county, and have
the only complete set of abstracts in the
county, cull furiiirdi infotir.alion as to
til lu to land at once, cn application.
Loans, inveHtineiita.real estate, abstracts
elc. Ollice over Hank of Oregon City.
Call and investigate. Address IhiX 377,
Oregon City iregnn.
Fire.
Policy holder of the defunct State
Insurance Coiupunv will llm! it to their
Interest to see urn belore placing their
htiMncss elsewhere Sa-cial induce
ment oir.oed for the re-writing of such
risks in old and reliable companies.
A return premium allowed on unex
pired term of Slate policy to apply on
pieinium of new policy.
Save money by calling Uion me before
placing your insurance elsewhere,
Amihkw G. Mai-ktix,
Ollice in Jaugar lildg. opit conrt
liousi', Oiegon City.
I lectric lllllers.
Kleetrie Hitters is a medicine suited
lor any season, but ierhas more gener
ally neeiied. when the languid exhausted
feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid
and sluggish and the need of a tonic and
alterative is felt. A prompt use of this
medicine has often averted long and per
haps fatal bilious fevers. No medicine
will act more surely in counteracting
and freeing the system from the malarial
poison. Headache, Indigestion, Consti
pation and Ihxiciness vichl to Klectric
Hitters. fc and 1 1.00 per bottle at
Charuian A Co's Drug Store.
The People's Favorite.
When you are hungry and want an ap
eir.iiig meal one that is well cooked
to your taste and well served try the
Nickel Lunch Counter, This is no
second-class raslaurant, we feed the
Ih'hI Hoplo In Oregon City and they al
ways go where they get full value for
their money. Give lis a trial.
Gkokok Hrob. Proprietors.
For ladies, gents and children's ho
siery, good grade and lowest prices in the
city, go to the Kacket store.
NOBLITT'S STABLES
Livery, Fnl and BiileHUible
j ORECONCITY.
IXJCATKH IIKTWKKN TIIK IUUIK.K ASti
j tiKI'OT
I Doulilo im Hingje KiH, nnd Had
die liorHi'H nl ways on liiuiil at the
, lowest jiricr-H. A corral I connected
i with tin; bam inr loose stx:lc.
! Information regarding any kind or
; stock promptly attended to by person of
letter.
Horses Doutrht and Sold.
Horses Hoarded and Fed on reason
able terms.
YOUR RESPECT
is worth more to nio if I haven't
got your business than your
tratfo. Without your respect I
cannot hope to pet your trade.
Unless I sell a pood bicycle and
sell it at a fair price an honest
price that is the same to everybody
unless I back up my guarantee
honestly and fairly, I cannot hope
to get your respect
OR YOUR TRADE.
For five years I have sold
bicycles in Oregon City, each year
increasing my sale9 and each year
reducing my prices, till today I
will sell a better wheel for $ 50 than
I sold fivo years ago for 1150 a
wheel that is not eijualed by any
other wheel that I know of for les
than $75 Our guarantee is un
questioned. It is supposed to be
limitod to one year, but no
customer of mine has ever been
asked to pay for a piece to replace
a defective part on any wheel I
ever sold, whatever the length of
time after the salo.
W. A. HUNTLEY,
Rooks, Stationery and Bicycles,
CAl'KIKI.1) BLOCK.
P. S. Old wheels for sale and
taken in exchange. Boys' and
girls' wheels $40, new.
MOLALLA-:-AVBNUB
..STORE..
G. W. Grace & Co.
NEW GOODS,
Complete Ktock of every thing
needed in tho home.
Shingles
The best on the market.
In small lots or in car loads.
Iliuiension shingles cut to order.
Cedar
Posts
I'y carload or mined car lots with
shingles.
W. H. & L. S. B0XXEY,
Al'KOKA, - ORF.GOX
New Goods
Modern Prices.
T(v-seS
Qorner Grocery.
Complete stock of
Fine Family Groceries,
Try my extra
Choice Tea.s3S
Richard Freytag.
Main and Fourteenth Streets.
pARMERS . . .
Your team will have the best
of care and
Full Measure of Feed
At lhe
City Stables.
W. H. YOUNC, Prop.,
Buccaora to T H COOke.
Livery Rigs on Short Notice.
Telephone No. 42.
JOHN YOUNGER,
IEWELER,
Opp. Huntley's Drug Store,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
Great Britain and America.
Give me a trial.
Cross Husbands....
Are largely the product of poor
burliers.
A SORE FACE
Is a Just cause for profanity and
irritability.
LIKE A CONVICT
Po many men look after their
hair has been cut by an incom
petent barber.
TRY FARNS WORTH....
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IJlRAHTi A,-V
SECT
FOR
orsictfs&pnicis
MOUMEMtAI, BKOflZE CO.
BRIDGEPORT. CCNW
WIHTK liKONZE Monument
' will not MuHH-eover or black
en. Arfs artistic, cheap anil the
moft enduring monument made.
White Bronze is no xieriment.
It has stood for bund reiU of yearn
in Kunx! and in not affected by
the weather. Correspondence soli
cited. On receipt of postal card
wil! be plen-:i to cull and show
Humph and 1 i n h
MONUMENTAL liKONZE CO.,
('. K. IiONNKI.I., MOI(,
Sw. cor. Ah and KiiHt 10th Streets,
Portland, Oregon.
Having the Invcf-t Expenses of any Merchant
in Oregon City, I can
UNDERSELL THEM ALL
In anything pertaining to
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
New Good, Latest Styles, Dest Quality.
Corne in and examine my goods.
0;j3sl!c HcitlEj's Bock store
Most Goods for the Money
Haanl lul Ilimltlra. 10c ji.
Ferrala. lor Wai.u, ae, 11c. 2i".
Kaar de.idi., Feraiao affacu, j to 10r a yd.
Airra Lu eoi. ao aiyll.ti onw. plenty bere.
New aorimot prntv print.. Utuirht direct.
Klne lot Ijtrm and Kmbro drria cioa.; prtuaa.
'I rimming Hiillona, t'onluroya lor blndinir.
lartcia.. lira-. UncDi, Kiura C.uih, fcrcallnea.
hliaala. Camltrff-a.
Kina lot Hhl't Wal.ta, cut prim, IV np.
Nice a.Bortment Uudorwffar and tindery.
llaudkorchM., Tc, V, ic, luc ml U.
,r bura I ball tx-.l Wh le Knltt n Cotton, 24
Y ahneu uota papr. 2 buorbea nianlili anva
loi, bottla vaMill'ii;, ink or mucilage. 1 pr
curlluv Iron., 12 ptna, 12 Dtb ho k..
r ,,1 I, U Mii.llo, Mnaaer F anncl, Print,
y, J Ll (luting fiaune., Cae e CIjiu, Bultar
u Cloth.
CmVirellaa from maker1, floe lot A 1 go -di, bed
rock prlrea.
MaudarJ patiern.. .elect .to'-k. rduced prlcea.
, buy. 2 Uad pencil, or oim with rubber tip,
1 I paper naedleaor pio., car I bk.aad eyvi
pencil tnarpener, 4 .laie ptucll 1 awL
MILLINERY.
Blyll.li trimmed hat., real brautlea, no fancy
prlrva: I auMo flat. 10"; Ladu-.' Bailor., lOe;
aiik iaur ribbon. lr: w.-h .lia, (worth 2c a
.kain: rape, hat, b -be booneia. r.blxins veil
Iiik. tlnael, corbel cotton, knitting . tc. ,
FUHNIBHINO GOODS.
Hnndreda of manufacturer' .amplea, (el,
wool and itraw bate, big nn( In p l'-e, -traw
l ata bo up, laundered perra a ahlrt. 60c up,
.weatera Zc and Hie, new linen eillara 10 a d
)5c, waterprool collar, luo up, good ocaa 5c up.
HHOKH.
Cut prtcee. teaonr good, bcforeburlng; boy.'
plow., I u , 1: boy.' button, 4 to Ik, ll.it'i;
child', canvaa. "He; men.' aud lallee' canvaa
lop, calf trimmed, II; baby ahoa, xdu mmi .
0 to 2. ISc.
2;c
buy. t lbe. of allbnr Sago.Taploca, or 10 lb
ol Germea, Corn Meal or Rolled Oata, 1 lb.
Mrbepp't beat Cocoannt or 1 lb. pun ground
Bplceior21ba. whole Pepper or V, lb. port)
lrd (bilng a pall), pound. R ce.
R.I.I in. Pried anpl "r Prnnea, per lb 5
Even Change Tobaz-co, 20e a pound.
Coal Oil. per gal.', i gal., !rV. (bring can.)
Fine "alt, 40e a e k:eio-k aa I, frOc per 100 Ibt.
2 it a L'ucoiorei or 21b. On .powder Tea, 7.Se
Kqnal to u.ml 60c gride. Tea Nib. I'jc a pound
Lemon or Veuilo, per oi. be, tar. one-hall
pnoa. (bring bottle.) I
Hewing Midline Oil. 4 ox. for Sc. (bring bottle)
I'J lb dry granulated Hugir, L
O.llou can Ani le- or So,uaan. 20c.
Tab e Fruit, luc; Fie Fiu l. 8 Caua for 2fc. Tbta
Iruit la worth nearly dounle.
Heat 8 lute, .ale per gal. (bnna can.) Keg. f 1.3a.
Cook.ng Molau a. 4.'c a gallon.
Pioneer Baking Puw ler, be.-, per pound 4fc
Ixt ol 10c Hplcea, cut to Sc a can.
C otbepiu., 2c a dn ; Lbimneyi. t nn.
Bel ax handle., 2V; rleige handle., 10.
a la, cut, 44c; wire, (penny up -Sc.
Holla, lc, 2o and 3c; Bar leai V: per pound.
& tm tcaai oou. &c; Jail bx-ka. up.
M.Ik Mral:ier. lbc: Ou.t Pan, 10c.
ajn P.n . 5- un; Tm fa.la. HI in 20c.
Wni ewa.h Hrub, I0.-; lootnplek., 4c a box.
Wni.k Brooin, 1 c;C othHB -1-.
VI lu, SnaTlng Soap. 5c; V.arl.ne 6c.
x and 5 c Mt-tl' is a, L nimen a, PiHa. Sooth
ing syrup. Eyv ati-r, etc., al tui to lDe.
flhoellir aJ, 7c, -ilele-he-, ehoen.il, etc.
!4 pouud sorted lacki, 5c.
each 1 dm. Clotheaplna. .klmmer. chlm
ney cleaner.can opener.aoan dl.b,gate nook
Irade lor Hay. Oat., Hail, Be-on, Chicku,
Wool, Egg Butter, Pntato-t, -hingica. etc.
run m;k rAuuAa rAiais. very oeat
pal il. aud loweit prlcea. Be.l oil. due.
Red Front Tr-o-clinfr
MAIN AND NINTH STS. OREGON CITY.
Burmeister & Andresen,
Are selling handsome Eight Day
Clocks at $5.00. Other Clocks
proportionately low.
When you buy
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Agents
for
Pure
Prepared
Paint
A house you make sure the title is
clear.
When you paint it use Fure Prepared
Paint as it makes all the difference
in the world whether the paint is
genuine or not.
Color cards free. Special prices in
quantity.
CHARM AN & CO.
CITY DRUG STORE.
-Telephone No. 13.
After the
Winter is Over.
After your feet are sore from wearing rubbers and overshoes,
and the ottier choes are pretty well worn and out of shape,
you want to fret a new pair. If we are correct, then come to
ns and we will please and ease you. We have received a
fine stock of all kinds of goods for the spring seasan.and
not only that, but to wear throughout the otlior seasons.
Our shoes are well made, comfortable and low In price.
.Krausse