Oregon City Enterprise
iiaim io hi iimin;ii.
Hl uriln v. Aujiml I - Mixilnif fit rorml
tllK Mlt'le l.lll'l1 ri'I'lllllll I lllll, (l hi'
lii-lil nl llio Miii'l I uni' miliunl Ik ii an nt
7 .'in I', in,
MoiiiIhv, Aiiuh-I II - Trm lii-m' iinililul III.
ntilulo niiiiini-iii r nt Kuilinili b.iIiihi
I'lillillHK, IIiikiiii I'll), I Iw In iluii
r Ik I it iliit a.
Muliiln)', Ailf Hit l A iinilt lrrin nf .rulilli'
uilirl i iitlilni'iii ,
Weilntoilny, Annual 5 I'minly cuiirl mri'la
lor fKiilnr AiikikI bi-mIhii.
WrilnraiUv, A"K""I HI -I Ule Klrniiini'n
loiiriiiiiiiiit nl A'loriit, in iuhIiiiiih .nr
llirrn ilu).
rinliihlny, Annual '.II --lli'iriilnr nifi-llnir of
Clnrkninni I'minly I 'mrlium' A IkIImII
Kl VluK.
Vnilnr..lnv, iilulwr7 Ori'Kii Hlnie Kmr
liiri'lK Ml hnli'iii. In minium unlll Tuna
ilny, Oi IiiIht in,
Tlnitmlny. Ncivi-uil r .'I.- I'nlilnllnl rlec
Hull In nil alnlm of llm I lilnn
KKIHAY, Al'til'KT 7. I"!.
TllK AltKMC (iliNTH HTKIkK
II AMIS.
TUo (irritt I n muili hihI Hi lU Itrnlhrrn
f'umoua Minn 'olilljr
I lilted
Allnrnll, lUe riHirUti(lli ronjunrllun
il tlmae ifrrnl liiiiiiiiarii-n o( llm circu
tiiinliii-nn, J. A. lUilry mul Kiilirmn
I! mul IVIiT Ml, wlilili wnl fir it
lmit(liiililo n the wind mi Manm ICumur'n
linMil ni'iimti'tiinn luki', turn out to It
trill', and l'fl uti Vl proportion,
mililitii' mul rrMiuri'i'i lo milotinil
old tune mul nrilinnry riiiitmnrni, junllly
liiiini'iirii milli-lilloii, mul mi;'K''l lr
mtdiliiK ri'Volnliimf)f WTimI In llm
ti'iiU"! lli'l'l. To thin treiiinl'iu run
millilutlon of will Iwnnln, rtnli' lnatiHfn
M'tntiitr liniya( limnn, IimiIh, rmn,
uiul what nut, Mr, IUII17 tunirlbiiU'ii
llm oiittioiml mul fnnumn Ailum Fore
mitli inrii(i'riu inl t irrim, wlilrli lif
mrrlinl whi-ii mil'l rovili'l (r in
lit (oiitnU r'n ami anlii iimpili'tor'a will.
Tim Hi'llx lirolliiTK on llmir fn-t, M
tliclr iMillro ari'iil'! ri'uiiri'i', an pro
wnliv I In their ciiur MHii umti'il rlly
nimw, lilrh liave acliiwud i'ilUiity
ami nurivn In Imlli tlio idrt ilmiienlir
ami (ori'itcn lli-M. Tin r till U an
ovrrwIit'liniiiK ami twiiamili'li" !iU'k''
lion, tun kr.l by mni'lii raiiil, aud ill
rwrliM liy tlio mt cu'iilli', nitimiluun,
ami piiiiTiiii.inK iroirii'(oia ami limit-atti-r
in tlio tiunlni'nn. Tha glmila In
ntrail o( iliHtrnctini ami wintinu llii'lr
tiii-ruii'i in unprolhalil oiHiiliim,
ntrlk" Iikii'Im to uivn Ihn pnlilii- ilonl't
wlxt cillii-r linn lii-n-totnnt iilfi'ri'il ami
yi-t at llm namp pi In' of mliiiiloii ln-r-tulorK
rliari:p.My i-arli a im ami
rroiin poliry, iniirlti tfmilly to Hi !
vantatfi' ami pli-aurp u( fvi-ry patron
wliirli im-uiia pri-lly nun h ivrylHly.
Tlii'f (ri't nnlti'il almwa. ri'lli-i-tiv'lv
lurmina tlui inont alux-iiiloiia ami I'otn-pli-to
I'lliil-iiion of llm kiml on i-ui Hi, an
to nppi ar for tin' llrt tiiut' In I'm tlninl.
on Tliiirmlny ami Friday, AiikmhI 'M and
SI. Wo fliall n li r l nonm of tlio iiiiiny
niiwt iiutii I ill- altrurlioiia litli-r. Mi-hii-tiinu
prt'parn yoiirwlvra to atti'iid mid
purtirpali' in a nuinii 'li,Kuiilin yni
potiiiiiii of womliT, cxliilaratioil, and
di-liKl.t.
K(ulni Tlif"plun.
Ni'Xt Friday and Hut unlay i'Vi-iiint!
tlieni mil apH-ar nt Hlnvoly'a ora
lioimc, one of llm limit Inti-ri-Hlinn attrntv
tioiiH cvi-r liooki-d tlicre, und indm-d tin'
mn-i-l. aa tin' Hrinlol cilni-ali'd liorm-a an
iiiiimrulli-d. Tim liilo ilu'lf and tlio out
w ii nl I'lmrartrr alum-1 anuiiranti-f of thn
i iiiiiinon . Jt in, however, only an In
dex to tin real iniiiiieni'Hn mid novelty
of the pi'rforniiini e. Thi-no liorw-H hao
been popular fuvorllen of llm moat rrit
inil thenlrc'icn-rn, mid have elicited the
lilnhenl eni'oriiiininfriitii the fornioalnewa-
papi-rn in every tropolin. Thin will he
their llml apiM-nraneo here, and liodouht
they will he ai forded itrent favor. He
nideH the evening ciliil'ilioiin a iniilinee
will he Kive.ii Siitnrdav iilturnoon. We
i-lip the foiiowiiix Ironi mi exi-limiKi:
"To di'Hi rilm ull that ia dono hy l'rof.
Urixttil'M educated hornen, ponies and
mulen would Ihi impoHHihle. It in only
lifceBHiiry to nay that the exhibition
Kiven in a limit wonderful one. They
underhand what la "aid to them w ith an
Intelligence, that ia almont human. In
fact, no niich lioriea were ever neen be
fore, and no one ahoulil fail to viait the
opera lioiinu and wilnena a ahow entirely
dillerent from any aeen in OreKon City
lielore.
The I'lirlhinil.
He-i)mied near the corner of Main
and Seventh atrcet. Clean, briuht, well
furniHhed dinlnK room and private rooma
elegantly lltled up. Hayn ono erf the
nioat nkillfnl eooka on the Count. If
your meat order doea not pleime you, Juat
let me know, llenl dinner in the city
including K,lkHH of '"r C,,,1,H'
11:110 to 4 p. in. Oyntera aerved in
every Btyle. 0mmi day and niKlit. flive
The l'ortliind a trial.
L. Ki'cosicii, Proprietor.
Dr. Vniulerpool'ii
PhyHic, the 8. B. lleiidacho Liver and
Kidney regulator,' tukea tho lead with
us. For aale byC.Q. Huntley, drugKint.
Ank lor Dairy Creek butter and you
will get the bent.
E. E. Wii.uamm, the Grocor.
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of In leavening
Strength. V. S. QovamaHat Rtport
Pled,
MOItTON At ber hninn in Iiiiiiiiicii,
on Hiiliinliiy, July III, after a lliiKi-rlnif
llliiin, F.IU A. wiln of J. R, Morton,
Ki-i 4 yriirn anil if tiionthn.
Mm, Morion rrnldvil In Orco!i City
for 11 yi-iirn, liavlng been married to Mr.
Morion here SI yeiim ntfo and had iniiiiy
fiiemU her w ho knew linr then. Nine
yuara iin the family moved to their
farm at llaiimncun ami have ninee madii
that pluce their boine. Tlnen children
nurvlve their mother 1 )uenia, agnil SO,
Frunk IH, und I'eicy, I I.
The (unerul wa held at the holme
on Hominy, the ncrviccn being comliirtinl
by llev. T. (I. N.Hellwooil o Milwaukee
The nuiiiher w ho aHHiiuibleil to pay (heir
hint tribute, to thn ileeeaneil in aald to
have buen the largent ever ni-en in I lam-am-iia,
bur IrieiiiU Kolng '"'in Oregon
City and dillerent partn of the county.
The floral olleringii went very liuinerolin
ami beautiful.
Ilenl and Clieapi'Kt limuruure.
Have money on your hindrance by call
lug on F). K. Martin, who reprenentn the
only Mutual doing biiniuena in Oregon
City. You cannot alford to keep on
throwing your money Into policle and
pay from 3 to 6 yearn premium in ad
vance and then have the company fail.
The Otegon Fire Kelief annociation will
laud tbecloneM inventigution.
E. E. Maktik, Agt.
Commerrlal Hank Illock,
Flxll heannn (ionen.
An the flnh aeanoli clowi Augunt Kith
all lover of the toothnome miliuun will
find it well to Improve their time and
place their order with linlol Willlama
at the bend of Seventh direct ntalrn,
fur fienb Huh. lie will have five kindn
of llnh direct from the lower Columbia
on i-acli Thurniliiy evening aud Friday
until the clone of the ' m.
An Old hlunilby.
Clarence Porter ia no well knuwii in
Oreifon City that he need no further in
trodiicllon to I bone wanting blucknmith
woik. Ilia work alwayi nH-ukn for it
elf and bin pricen are alw ay reaminabln
lieiiiniiilicr Ma nlmp la opponite Popu'
linrdwaia nlnre, corner Main and Fourth
trteen. tf
A Home-like Hotel.
Farmer and the traveling public will
llml a comfortable home-like place to
ntop at when in Oregon City at the
Oriental bot-d. Table supplied with an
abumlmice of the bent the market af
ford. ItiMiinn and bed ate clean and
coinforliiblii.
Our "Ti cent mealn are not excelled.
John I'lik-ciiiK, Prop.
Lent or Slulen .
A liberal reward will he given to any
one returning to inn a noru face or a
bad hair cut coming from my place ot
buniiienn. A clean towel with every
nhave ami nntihliu liun with every hair
cut. I now occupy new quarter In the
Hill i Cole Illock. See linger, the bar
ber, he will explain.
liny A Home.
I have a bonne and 4 lot for nale only
fi bloi-ka from Main ntreet, a good well
with pump in wanh room, S5 young fruit
treen tiiut will noon be bearing. Will
re II clump, purl down, balance on euny
payment if donired.
S. F. Sl RllTl'HK.
For Sale.
A line team of hay hornei about nine
year old, weight 21100 pound. Will lie
nold cheap. Impure at meat market op
(Hinite Huntley's book ntore.
DrugKl-t Wanted.
To occupy the Seventh street phnrmacy
buildiiut line location and good trade
HBHiired. Kent reamimible. Addren 1.
William, Oregon City.
Frenh Flnll.
Frenh l'inb received at H. W. William's
store on the corner of Seventh aud Cen
ter Htreeta, every Thursday and Friday.
Shoemaker Wanted,
To occupy a shop. One of the bent lo
cations in Oregon City. Call on I). Wil
liams, Seventh ntreet.
For Kent.
A five-room cottinte. OooJ location.
Inquire of liurnieititer A Andrescn.
Wood Wanted.
Fir split wood, limb wood or hard
wood wanted at thi ollioe.
Price's flavoring extract are the
strongest and purest. Hook of "Delicious
DeHrierts" free.
E. E, Williams, the grocer.
Sherilf James N. Klce, of Clutskanie,
Columbia countv, stopped over In Ore
gon City a few hours Monday on li is way
home from a business trip to lem.
Whilo here ho was the guest of N. M.
Moo ly who was an old schoolmate of
his.
The best value in tliecity in niiibrollas
and nurasols can be had lit the Hacket
store. Fine assortment to select from.
Tho latest in visiting cards at the Eh
tkhphibk Office. Prices to suit you.
Use "DUSTINK" for floor. Char
niau & Co., agent. Circular free.
Blank note, receipt und order books
at the Enteki-ribk olflce.
Howard pays cash for second hand
goods,. 2t
HIVTAMII PlliailtlS.
4 Vcne'iible SIwiim mid HI Kliiteli
man Visit Hie Hlg "Tuiiiniiter."
"Nlka tick rmiiiteh nika tlllnciim pe
Oleg'in City. Agkutl yak cbwko copa
nika lllaben m Flnxier ribi-r," armwi-red
an old nlwanb, sitting on the Morrison
Ntreet bridge, yentnrday, in r)Mno to
an Inquiry a to whllhcr be wa Imiind.
Tl: Indian wa accoiupiinied by bis aged
niiaw, who delivered herself of an exit-la-runt
giggle at tho obi man' npnech,
probably at the idea of being nb'n to any
nhe hud Journeyed clear from the Fraaer
river, in I'.ritinh Columbia, to repuy a
vinit made undoubtedly 10 year ago.
They were both typical representa
tive of the tribe inhabiting the III it lib
Columbia count, and Rlretcblng north
into the Inland of the Alexander Archi
pelago. The old man wore the cotton
hirt, overall and moccasin of the
coHl Indian, around hi shoulder being
throw n the invariable red blanket. The
woman wa attired in highly figured
calioo gown, her head being covered
with a red bandana handkerchief. In
stead of nioccanliil her feet were incased
in the copper-riveted nhoen to dear to
the heart of a klulehmuii. Iletween the
two rented a red, flower-painted bran
nail-atudded lx, hardly to he named a
trunk, which likely contained their en
tire worldly HjHeniou, barring the ca
noe and cabin they hail left on the
shore of the turbid Franer.
"How long have you ben in getting
here?" wa anked.
"Mux tatluin nun," responded the si
wash, hi wrinkled face expanding tuto
a smile, a though a SO-duy trip through
an entirely strange country was but one
of other pleasant experiences in Ilia life,
"And are you certain of finding your
friend in Oregon City?" queried the re
Kjrter, the conversation being held in
the Chinook jurgon.
"I don't know," replied the Indian.
"He and hi squaw stopped with tin
some tun yearn ago and they anked u to
come and see them on the river by the
big 'Tumwater.' "
"Hut the 'tumwater' i in the Colum
bia river, near The Dalles."
"Yen, hut that is not the 'falling ttun
water ;'" and hi nquaw spoke of "the
big cily below on the river."
"Nawitka " broke in the withered old
klntchman, a though proud of U-ing
able to add to the information, "yaka
wawa nika kawkwa," and nhe giggled
again a nhe tho'ight of the description
given her by I lib Oregon City of the Wil
lamette klutcbman panned through her
mind.
"Suppone, however, your friend ban
moved to some other country at some
time during all these yearn?"
"Oh, well, I niipinine we'll go homo
again. We're waiting for the nteam
Inwit to come in now and ."
At tint moment a little girl dropx'd a
hag of H-ni ben from the window of
'swiftly moving electric car, panning on
the bridge, and the conversation was
I ended, both squaw and buck making a
dive into tho middle of the bridge to re-
cover the bruised and dusty fruit rolling
about. Portland Telegram.
J. K. (iroom, a former resident of this
city, but now of Portland, returned
home Inst Monday from an extended
trip to Illinois and Iowa, where be went
in the Interest of tho Willamette Land
Company of thi city. Mr. Groom states
that business was fairly good in the East
and showing some sign of reviving, but
immediately following the democratic
convention and the big howl for free sil
ver, a feeling of uncertainty and distrust
came over the business community with
the result that time are getting harder
than ever. Mr. Oroom thinks that Mc
Kinley will carry Illinois and Iowa by
big majorities.
Among the callers Thursday at the
Entkhi-rikk ollice was Kit-hard Morton
of Damascus, late cmididiite for county
commissioner, on tho republican ticket.
In regard to the fight, the Kntkhtkihk is
making against the for-revenue-only
republicans. Mr. Morton stated that
the republicans In Damascus precinct
were w ill the F'ntkki-hihk in its labor for
the purification of the party.
W. I). Helshaw, a prominent republi
can of Kedlund, was in Oregon City
Tuesday, and was one of the many per
sons, who have, of lute, called at the
Entkhi'hisk office to express their ap
preciation of the good work the paper
wa doing in behalf of the taxpayers of
the county, and in purging the republi
can party of some of Its barnacles
The season for salmon fishing closes
August 10th, and woe to the unfortunate
fisherman who is caught in the act of
hauling the festive Chinook out of the
water after that date. Only a few days
ago there was an unprecedented run of
salmon In the Columbia, but they came
late, probably on account of tho unusual
high water during the past season.
A party composed of Harry Sloper,
Mrs. Sloper, Miss Clara Adam and
Chester Caufield, returned this week
from a yucation trip to Pine Creek. All
enjoyed themselves yerv much, re
gretting that they could not remain lon
ger. Fishing was good and the health
of all is much improved.
Corn, to Mr. and Mrs D, C. Latourette
on Thursday, July 30, a daughter.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking- Powder
WnrM'i Pair HlghMt AMal a4 Diploma.
Society Directory,
'llm fnrfU for hi tn'-'tili-a ind lixlf 1 n
li kim (,'iiuiity ma iiiilili.i'i-'l I ul c
n I l.i- Kfm.mi It . t ii llml l
m-Tn - t Hi rlm M.i. w II winl llm
r-'ioni'doiiii limt innjr L uiRnr furn I mMi
(I inn.
UUKIVrillAN A-K vni.tr KU 4 IMI'KlJ
A 1(1 1 ASH.
M'n m-r W. llm tlnv ih'ii l lr' n
lull, On . .. V al'li I lun n'r in nl w- i m.
I'lll.u Xinmki Mn, A I.. rim.
H rnilKiy. M. A.
W'TI.KTOK lili'.K NO. f, PK'iltK.K OF
IIOMll, A. O. I;'. W.
M t tvnrr T 'l eiiln nl '-r 'V hn I,
Orwvko. Via linn hi 'ii, luiri iiiA'ln r rutnr.
iiinr Hr.i nnnn, Jnnm Ixviwiii,
Ku uxi r. ' . nl II.
FOI'NTAIN IIOHgCO., No. I.
Hi'iriiUr mn-llrn vnnil We.liiM'Inr In ewh
fnuiilli nt niiKlim Ijmiim, i-mit nlil Mnlu iirevt,
kntwri-li Krvrnlli mul Kl(litli.
J. w.mt wast. . ii HTKiiiiHT. r rm
M Y, Qcinn, Furvmnii.
A.K A.COt'Nfll. NO. 4,
M'i'U mi thn flrnl mid thin) FilUriln rvh
nioiilh nl K of F, hnll, Vlnltln nmnilii-ra nl-
wy wcli-um. I w 'n,, rren.
MOt.AI.LA GRAKOK.NO. 40. P. of II.
W'l at llmlr hnll nl Mul nn on ti n n-vinil
Hin Unroi e.rli muni i nl lO.SO.i. 111. VI llliig
m miN.ii n'wnr- wn.ionin. C i. lloWAnii,
MtnrH IIhwa u.He f. Hitter.
Tt'ALITIN 0KANGE. NO. Ill, P. ol H.
Mn-ii lnl Hsiurilnjr ol enrh mmilh nl (heir
ball In WIlKinr Ilk. Oncia Lahhik,
rxti Kiximin. Se'y. Mtr.
hAMARCt'B CKAN0K P. OF It. NO. W,
Mivta on the Hrl Hntnr-Ur In enrh month nl
1U o'clock a. m. nt llie Dmnnu-Hi k Ii.h.I hui.
C. VUl'NU. Mnilr.
T. II. FitTHcM, HecrvUrjr.
K. OK P. 81 AK I.OIWK NO. 96.
J. t. KUIer (' C: Thmnnn Nellnon, K. of R
niel H. Mil tuetr Welorly rvculn nl
(i ci k In ( mile hnll, 1. O. O. F. Iiiill4ln(.
Hrutlicrt from oincr K.ol r. Kxlgen inviti.
OHW EUO UIXiK NO. 100, a. F. A A. M.
Kuril the nrronl noil fourth Hnlur.li.yi ol each
muiilh nt 1 p. m. All Mntom In food mniullni
arc Inrllrd m nttrnil.
I). H. Knnn. W. M. .. J. Hcmkix, Hec'y.
OSWF.iiO tiIHiF. NO. Mi, I. O. O. T.
Mta itvi-rv Friday nvi-ulliu lu the new hnll til
Old Town.
J. C. Hainh, C. T. Jiihx Knell!, Heo'jr.
IllTTK KKKK 0KA.NUK, No. 6 P. ol H.
M-ti nt their hnll In Mnniuan. locond Rat-
nrdar In each month nl 10 a. m. YU1UU
nii'inU-ranlwa)! welcoia.
J, K. Vi'iiiTK, A. V. Pvn.
Becrelnrv. Mnater.
AIIKIINETIIY ltEKKH IiEOKEE LOIMJE
NOJO.
Miela the fir I and third F May In the
mouth nt 7 30 P M., In I. O O F. Hnll.
Mn. 1). II. gi.am. Mu J. M. Mni.ijni'H.
twereury. S. O.
HT. JOHN'S HKA.SC It, NO. ft", C. K.ol A.
Meet i-verjr Tiu-wlny evening nt their ball
eiirurr Muln nnd Tf nth Htrprtn, Oregon City.
N.C. Mn nnu,ttec'y. llsnntnr ilAHArt, Pre.
WARNER GRANGE. No. 117, P. ol II.
Meet fourth Hnturdny of each month, nt their
hall In New Em. (.In. Lazl e. Mailer
II-. una Maiiin. Bee').
CLACKAMAS CHAPTER.
CUrkamaa Chapter No. 1 R. A. M. Regular
Convocation third Moudav ul the month nt 7:i
P.M.
W. E.CAKLUH. P.
II. . 8TRASOE, Sec'T.
OKEGON LOtHiB. No. 3, I.O. O. F.
Meeta ererv Thuradny even.ug nt 7:S0o'clook
r. h. In the Odd Fellown' Hnll, Main atreeL
Mrmoera of the Order nre invited lo nttend.
W A. HEDGKs, N. Q.
Thon. Rynn, Hecreury.
OSW Kill) LOI'GE. NO 113, I. O. 0. F
Meeta nt Odd Fellow'a hnll. Oawegn, every
M.iiulny evi-uing. Vlaillng hrethrt'ii made
welcome. t'. H. NIXON, N. G.
J. K. Kim.gr. Sec.
ACHILLES LODGE, NO. s, K OF P.
Meeta every Friday night M the K. of P. hU.
Vlnilliig Kill, Ian invited.
J..-HPII l.YM H C. C.
II. J. Illonv, KofPnudi-.
HONKER CHAPTER SO. In 0. E.s.
M'-eta aei-ond nnd fourth lii 'dir In each
motiih nt MoO.ilo leu pie. V -it-ra nlnvi
wee me Mum M. L. Hul.XK",
MlM llATTIg WgTHgHKlL, M. W.
8e.'riry.
W. C. T. U.
Orejoti City c. T. l m-i't monthlv at
honid- ol thi m mtivni, notlc f date given In
loon- e. lumn A.i Ir rnl. f the c.u-"inv.Ud
lo ntieui. MR U A J. M.'.NltoK.
MRU M, L PRIG(I8, l'rj ldeut
eeiuetnry.
IIERMKa LODGE, NO .0, K, OF P.,
Mee'a eve y Krd y evenln . n' 7:30 o' lock, In
K. "i P. hall, Auro a. Vu.ling kuikhta uinde
welOJiti.
M. G. exiTH.C. C,
llgssT SiTrnn. K of R ni-d 8.
ELECTRIC LODGE, NO r A. 0. V. W.
Meet- leconj mid loiirt'" elneidiiy of ench
montii nt A. O. U. Hall, Villlug brolben
uinde wi! come.
A. M. Chumky, Thos. F. RtaM,
Kecorler. M. .
Ml'LTNOMAH LODGE, NO. 1, A. F A A. M.
Hold Im regulnr communication! nn flrat
and third Saturday! of cni-h month at 7:80 r. M.
brethren lu good atntidlug nre Invited to nttend.
O. L. I.KAY. W. M,
T. F. Ryaf, wecretnry.
OSWEGO GRANGE NO. 175 P. of II.
Meeta the leootid rlattirdnv of ench mouth It
10 a. ill . L. A. Snii'i.KY. Master.
11. U !-TVENMN. 8ec'y.
MOLAI.LA LODGE No. 0, A. O. I'. W.
Meeta find nnd third Batunlay In ench month
nt achiKil houne. Vialtlug membcrn made wel
come. 3. V. Thomas, M. W .
O. W. KnniUNn. Sec.
OREuON CITY BOARD OF TRADE.
Meeta nt Cou it Hiuiae on Second Monday In
ench month. Visitor welcome.
J. M. LAWRKM K, K E. CHARM AN,
Secretary. President
GAVEL LODGE, NO. W, A 0. U. Vt
Meetnneetind aud fourth Saturday evening! at
Knight'at hnll. Cnnby. Visiting brotbera made
welcome.
K E ts.L E. .MAnnorg,
Recorder. Master Workman.
COl'RT ROBIN HOOD NO. , F. OF A
Mccta the 1st, 2d and 3rd Fridayi of each
month at Wuura uo Hull.
A. W. Horn, 00. R, Wilkhart.
Chief Ranger. Recording See
MEADE KELIEF CORPS, No. IS, DEPART
MENT OF OREGON.
Mr. Jcn"l." Ha-illng, ... President.
Mr . I'. V. Knutn, ... Trensurer.
Mr-'. Edith Ctoiis , - - Secretary.
Meet! on first and third T' umlnya of each
month In Wi.inmete Hnll. Member! of cor pi
from abioad, cordially welcomed.
WACIIKNO TRIIIE, NO IS, KEDMEN.
Meet! TiiCMlnv evening nt A.O. U. W. Hull. Vi-
Itiug mcnioers Invited. A. Akmi-i,
bncbem.
Chas. Kki.ly, C. of K.
CANBY LODGE, NO SS, I. O, 0. T.
Meets first nnd third SsturiUv evening ol
ench month nt Knlght'i hnll. Cntiby. Visiting
memocra niwnys mauo welcome
Ella Kniuht. Seo. Go. W, Knight. W, C.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Wlllnmette Fall! Camp No. Its, meet! every
Tuesday night In ench month In Wlllnmette
hah. Visiting neighbor mnde welcome.
i. K. Morhis, Clerk. I D. Taylob, C. C.
WILLAMETTE REBEKAH DEGREE LODGB
NO. 2, I O. 0. F.
Meet the second and lourth Friday In each
mouth at 8 o'clock p. m. In I O. O. F. Hall
Man J. a Bbadliy, N. 0.
jinn. II. a. Charm a.k, Sec.
Society Directory.
I'I'I IKON WiHOK NO. l.'rt, A. O. U. W.
Mi-eta nirerr Thnrndaf i-nln nl On.nirn
hall, Onwi-o. VlnHliif hrellnan niwnya wel
com.. W.W.'rotii,
Ja. MaIK'I, Knrordnr. M. W.
CATARACT IIOHF. . No. W.
Mrrli M-wmd T'lendnjr ol each m-in'h nl Cnt-
rniit KiiKlne hoinn. II. llowi.i..Pren
O. II. linTow, Snc'r. 1. W O'connni.i.. F rn
M YltTI.K UiUHK NO. M, PKOItKK OF HONOR,
Mt-el vit Frldnf In A. 0. U. W. Hnll. Vl-
lllnn meinUrs uiadn wrlcom. ,
Mn. F I. IIasliW, C ot 3.
8. A. Oii-lktt, ke'coider.
FA LIJI CITY IJOUB NO A . O t. W.
Meeta ererjr Hatiirdnjr eenln oi each month
In A. O U. W. hnll 7th hL All aojouruiiif
brelhreo cordlnlljr lolted lo attmd.
MAX BCHCLPlUr, M. VT.
Oao Calitf. Recorder.
MKADK POST, No 10 I. R , IiEPAKTMENT
OF OREGON.
Meeta flrat Wfdnfada? ol earn month, nt Wll
l.m.tte Ull.Oreou City. Viallliig comndm
mad welcome.
C. A. WILLIAM, Commander.
J. T. ArrEMon, Adjulaiit
f COMPANY. FIRHT REGIMENT, O. N, 0.
Armory. Ttilrd and Main. Regular drill olrht,
Monday. Rrnulnr builneaa meelluga, flrat
Monday of each month.
ornciM.
F.8 Kelly, - - - . OanUln
L L. Plckent, - - Flrat Lieutenant
W. A. Huntley, - - Second Lieutenant
Closing out Sale of Millinery
Retiring from Business . . .
Largest stock in the city both trimmed and untrim
med HATS must Bell at any cost. Call early and
taVft votir choice, everything up to date. Thia
means I have great
MRS
One IJoor South Methtidist
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