Oregon City Enterprise
HATKII Tl BKIIKMBtIC
Hatnnlsy, Nov ','N Itruitlar iiiufUhk of
V hniiiit Ciiiiiily Teachers' aoelatlon
I Ciiimnl m liiiiil Iimi.
Hutui'liiy, Nov. an. Hwrll term (if County
court,
Tloirnlsv, l' P. 8 A lilliml elecllnii nl l,lll
ci r. nr Mcal Woman's Iti'llnl Corp,
Friday, I i.t, 'JA.-ClirlKliiiM list,
FIMHAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1H1MI,
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(Inters Jlade lay the Judge mid Cum.
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Tim following lillU hsve Wn allowed
(ur road work tlnuiiuliotit Hid county :
IIOAII IHNTHICT ACCOUNTS.
Ni 1 l.nliur on Oatnchl road and
brldgs on mini', on Mltwaukl and
Baker's I-'crry ruuil and on MlUaukle
bridge.
W II Onnii.ell $ M 'H
V, Payne 7'HK'
Mi l.Hiiiii,lin tKi
( Hc.il , .'Ill IHI
John Mii.kcy .'Ill IK)
Mi m IU ,i U iS'
ll.l.iy llo.ely :i7 .'Ml
Wallop llaiieiilifrgcr 'Jl IHI
I. C.I.T Hallow I!V IM)
( llt-jf Holncy H Ml
Andrew PlEely 32 i'i
lie.. Mimiiiiy 7 N
W N I'll)!!!. iflHMI
Ji I'.iiilri Mil (HI
Chs Mullln 17 (Hi
1 1 ID 2.1
No ,1- On Oregon City nml lismaiiciia
Mini mi Wliintoii ami Colon achoolhousit
A W Cm. Ml )
(inn (inllln W
A A pilv "
II I'muLch
V Borrli.gcr W M
Clin. Iliwr 1
Jollll HleWIMl , 7 "l
Fred Z.ilil 7
ltt J IHI
No. 4 11 F Currln 27
Harvey (iibnoil Itl (XI
4:1 oi
Foil" ing persona worked stated
number nl ilaa without iy : I.
Jii.iUilmi 2. II t'nili-l Kll Kutcr 3, J
lUtli y I, Jim Miter 3, W liouglaii I.Tmn
Baker ilcnti) 1, Hal (ill. "Ii l'v. W J
II. ,li l I, J I' Woodlu (leant) 1, II Wll-
tu rn I, J (iiUmi 1, II Hk-hh I,
F.d liiibrr I. II I'miiImiii I, N Wrath 1.
(.it'll I'.hdl , liiiMiib.ou 1, llmvey
(illinoli 1!.
.No. tt ( iii lU-veiiuuroad between Fir-
mil and rtaiuly.
I' K Meining. ft1
F.d Hopper '-'''
A ( Mviiim '"
N Nciw.ii
II I terser
J. .1,.. Cn-lo. . f ""
( In.. IW. I I
A Uciiillainl 1
2.1 7u
N.i 7-Victor Tulioi.li.il ... 11,1
K A Mi ni :( ""
J II. .I.ii, ..ni '"
J... itit.fr 3 1KI
A AmlM.ir '
21 .'mi
Nn I'.' On MiUioikiu Hiol t'li'iiwrll
run. I.
J (' piagun I " lHl
J. I,n IV.i-li.. :l ,HI
J C Young 11
12 (H
N... i:i--C B Wur.l
w c Wnf.i !
! I hIIiiik. iniitcriiil. 1(1 '
IHI 1.'
N... It I I. SHir.ir.l 'I
. fm
j vJ,,',;'
K ThUt :
J A i i! :l"
K Alilrc.lni' Is V
J Mo'llv :;,iV"
ji.tiii (hilmi ''i ft"
II II NirkU I "'
Olix Mi.-lii.y H -.'
K llii kniHil '
J Mmlli.y '-'
i::u 6
N 17 On Cmiliy roml mnl Ovi'ilit iol
lirnlni'.
L I) tfhmik - '
Jnliii Siiilniii'ker 7 ft"
TSnilniickiT .. 1-' txi
Kmnk Mf)'r I-""
W lliHHfll 1-' " '
John Z.Tk 12 HI
J K Diivou ! 'Ml
W Mmiihitvillo r,tl
John Krki'rwin '2 (HI
L SiBlni'kir 1 U
J Zi'i'k , lilm'kNiiiitli 3 70
8. Twrry, paiiitina gulilu boHrilB 4 0"
1J2 7"
No. 18 On Moliilla roiul.
W W Muv 1
John SiimIIihui 1" J2
John Jnni'H IU .17
W J Miliar H "2
Kll JotM'H H ii'l
Ili-tirj Miller f,
Kill X ('oopiT ,l ""
l'n'hion ClnopiT. ft"
V W Muv. tt'Hin HI IHI
W J Miller " " On
II .l,.lllH " SO"
V Krirkinn " ""
F JmiUHr " & 2r
11(1 AH
No. ID Ooriliirroyinu (10 rodn o( roail
ai ii.piT I ol lliit'knur Hill.
H(i rroHpiT ift"
Win More ft -ft
HiiH.'O (inr.1 (... li ""
Leimiml Sniilli ft 2ft
F II Miminir 2 '.'
Frank Miller . 'J'.'
K Cn.iiili,(linin ,. . '
J I IH.Hl 0 ("'
Jai:ob Meyera
4'.' 7f)
No. 20 AiiKuat ritroiiigroon 8 00
No 22-1. O I.arinn 21 fto
(leo Hull 24 7ft
IH'allitlian 117(H)
Jnliii Jlh key 22 Mi
J llalv HO M)
II Dicker HI M
All.eil KiiuId 20 M7
Knhl Italy 3ft (HI
(I Keyrar I.'l 75
W II Kiiuln 30 (H)
Victor Dickey 2 M)
Ira Dickey 27 Ml
A .Minium IH 7fl
I J IUH..II 1" (H)
O II Willliima (M)
Jaa Dickey, , I M)
Wiirren liray 1 M)
T Way 4 M)
Olivnr Kohl. Ina 0 00
:ilU 112
H. .,l- l,(J l.araon 7 M)
Victor Dickey 3 7ft
J nli it Dickey 4 Ml
W II KiiIi 4 M)
I) Calhiliiii 4 Ml
(1 Feyrar 3 (K)
A Johlimin , 3 1H)
Jamea Italy ,K 3 (H)
(ifii Hall 3 (HI
IC Dickey 7(H)
43 7ft
Donaltt't Labor It Dm key 10 (HI
Jm Dickey I" (HI
Ira Dlckev I" C"
N M Hmimhy 20 (Hi
li l eynar 1" (HI
Jn I'.Hiv Hi (h)
I, (i (.arai.ii 10 (Hi
A Ft. k It' ft ""
DCallnlian 3 ""
A Jnliiiwiii 3 (H)
0 II Williaim 0"
tie.i llall 3 'HI
K Hair l'""
Kuhliio.A Hon 1" (hi
John Dickey 3 75
F Wav 1 Ml
W II Kiitfle 1 Ml
II J Itnatall 10 00
133 7ft
No. 2:1 Henry Knclier
A U eiiiil
(1 M)
0 00
3 (H)
3 On
3 (HI
II II Huiherlaml
John Tatlnr
Peter Ki ker
Cole llroa A &, IiiiiiIht .'Kl (Ml
II Will, tiaila 4 2ft
01 7ft
No. 21 Labor on bridges and culverts
A Mouliindoii I Ml
W Kiiliule 1 Ml
F Ninth 1 Mi
W It. I Ml
A Spagle 4 Ml
S .Vi.ller I Ml
D Kr.,11 3 7.t
J Mvera I ""
F rn-h 1""
li Axkin 1 (Hi
J K Mill HI
20 7ft
Nn. 2ft-1 1 Harms ft 2 ft
J J (iioanii 8 2ft
II llaruia 4 Ml
V (iiulM-r 7 Ml
J W Smith 1" ""
41 M'j
S, ;n-T Sllpp ft (hi
T J V..titfliau I ft"
.l.ihii VaiiKhan 1 ft" j
Flunk Hi liner ' ft
I. K Sieliinan 2 '
Win Skei n 2 Ml
14 M'j
N.. 27-1. NJi s .. ' "
Ju H I 2 2ft I
.1 T Diakf '
II Jack, aigli board 3 (Hi
13 2 ft
No. 3i-Woik on dreg II City and
I )m i',. road.
C C ItorlHii.l '"I;l "
F W Wanker 21 CO
I. ) Khoiii 21 (Hi
.1 li' linen 'fMI
It (M.l. i.hiiiill " ft"
I. A Shipiev 22 en
A W Shipley 20 2ft
I It IlllVe 2ft Ml
M K Shipley 22 Mi
I'l.o Fox
A T.illi l ""
CCIt.nlin.1 28 (Ni
A li II ck H 2ft
F F. H.ividmin Ift 75
Tim Chuck 'ft ""
lli.,('litick KlectiicCo lorkwurk 23 2ft
lit W ll.irliiinl '... " i
li W sum h 22 Mi
A Itatikiu 21 7ft
.Ik Monroe 21 7ft
Jolt 11 KiiHi-r 21 .ft
Jacob I 1" KJf
I ieorne Waffltt " l'1
WWToild 12 7ft
C II Miller.. 7 Ml
.1 AllHtill " '"
Jack norland 1 ""
G W Prtmser 2- ""
627 f2
No. 31 P A linker ft""
Marcus Baker M
Frank Sharp 3 ""
Clan Peters 3 "0
T K Turner 1
,In Turner 1
Frank Weihllo 1
Charles I'olifkn
Conriid Shreoiler
Tniihilin Mill Co, lumber for re
pairing Turner and Shipley
bridges I" 20
No. 32-K S Calkins
M (! Heater . .
Nelnon A McMillan, lumber (or
J L Seelv, F F Seely, Vossand
Trtihay bridges
No. 34 On 0 S Murry road.
.1 1 1 Sua ill
J Diinmire 5 ""
J D New mini 3 00
Frank Waatoll, use of scraper 4,1,,'
ihivs &"
Adam Andre, tine of scraper
days (1-
12 IS
No. 3.- Nixon Bluir Wl
I Hen .Stanton 4 001
t Oscar Beeil 1 f,t) 1
t ieu Owinga ,r,
k r.o
John Owings 4 iu
K Edmunds '
( ieo Maplo 6
Mr Juror 2 00
KlbertKcllin 0 50
MKenoiy 3 W
UWKillin MIX),
Ml 30
4 "2!
1 W)
2 00
7 60
N, ft- W II Flt.i.iitrl.:k
M Wheeler
8 Wabill
II.
II. Jolmaon apjiolnteil to anrv.y
the roiel to thu ininea 011 ietitiiin of J
V. Iliirlt wetal Inat. ud ol il.o county
mirveyor
l'ollowlii ariioiinta worn jiiiiil hy war
run Id 011 II r it ol month :
( him Pcorhnll, animal Ixmiily.. .
J W Pun ull " " .. .
Hftfuliir iaiiT accoiiiita
KIiiiit Dixon, clerk
(i W (inu e, aherin
(I K Iluyea, )uil'i
A I.iielluiK, rneonler
Peter Nchreli, JimiUir
Jacob Simile
2 0(1
l.H) 00
jnn 0
lit' 00
40 00
K
II (i Hliirkwenther.. ..
Ml (HI
OA William, indigent aoldierat'ct 10 (0
Co F, Armory rent 20 OH ,
The Pinafore la Coming.
It is not often our people are called
upon to enterlaU audi dialinguiihed
gncats aa will be with u "'Kin.
iter Majesty's ithip, Pinafi.re, la ex
liected in I'ort Khlvely Decemlier 1 (II It
llur vi-rv iKiiiuhir commander, (.'auluin
Corel.ran i(iuv Phllllim of Portland) '
awialed by Ida t 'harming daughter
Jonephliie (Mra J II Htrh kler) will
!nu a recepMon .0 r.r .
K.C. It. (W. II. Iturghart) and 1" ,
crowd of admiring female relatione, hi" j
inters, and his cousins suil his aunts, I
among whom are Coimin Unite (Minn I
Maltle Drap-r), Vera Canflel.1. g4I0
I . ... 1 li .
Cha-e. Nan Cochran. Kale Ward, m
Harding, Nettie Walden, Mat. IW
little, Calherinu Pratt, IIsMil I'ilsbury,
Klma Albright, Pauline CamplM'll,
Kmnia Mctielchiu, Vera Pilalmry, Iu
Co. Iiran.
Kittle Butter cup" (Mrs.. Alex.
Thomas of Portland; will be on hand as;
nai.ul with Iimi KuhLmI tif 'trn wli.N " for
the cr.w, who are boatesain, Kay Nop.
rl; boatswain's mate, Kvan Williitins;
nildnhipmate, Ivan Htrickler. K A I. I'll
ItACKSTKAW (Willis llayne of Port
land), Dii k D.-adeye, Clmii. Pope ; crew,
Uyton Kelly, Jas. Church, Chas. Wil
son, George Simmons, Trcaion Kee.l,
John Hickman, Ben. Doolitllu, KaIiIi
Miller.
Box sheet nt Huntley's hook store,
MoinUy, Nov. :t0. Bent renerved r-eut,
50 ceiitn ; general a.l'iuion, 35.
Art ami Picture.
The Oregon City a't clasa now nuin
iH'rs twelve pupils and it lias been tie
i'iile.1 to have two studio, every Thuis-
dayatihereaideiiceol Mrs. Dr. Norria
niul every Tncrnlay at the Cheney art
gallery. This gives an oppnitiinity to
,li-n-e all, and Iiiivh extri time lor lite
. hina painting and the diploma courne.
The work done liv theclaM anl he onex-
lnl.it in differeiit windowi in
town (mm
time to lime.
I,ook at Mr K. K. Maitin's window
I n.i week. Ad inlerer'e.l in ait work
inviteil to Visit the Ktu.lioH in Oreunii
Ctlv and hI-0 lite headiin irie.H t'i I'nri-
lai d, ,liicli ure in the A. (I. U. W.
Piniiie, Se.on.l ami I aylor s reel.
Toi re are m
..nv l..r..e and am ,11 nteiurvs!
Hiiitalile for ChiiwtuirtH gihs.
Your ii, lliiei.ee and p iironago
)K.
will
great I v appieciuled bo'h by
ami teacher. Alice Weinter.
the cla i
lliai ki to Hie Baud Boy.
We would like to thunk the Parkpluce
hand boys for their kindness and reKH t
idmwn in the Heienade on Monday niht.
They luiirched to our limine and plne.l
three or four piece, afier which they
1 ... ... . . . 1 1. .!....
were Invited Into the house, when they
aiain played tim e veiy nice music. We
beg to v that they, knowing us to he -
long 10 the (olds of God's armv. railed
the Salvation Armv, ihey
asked for nn
lltpinri. uud we hope they eejoyeit them
selves as well as we did. For their fan
well tune they played "God be with you
'till we Meet Again." We respect this
by ai-king God' blessing to be bestowed
mum itt.t ftniwl a it 1'isrlt itl.ii'M Wiih
our kindeHl respect and best wishes. we
remain
Kt'specifully,
Vt. Vanovkk, '
Mas. Vanovkr,
Matilda Vasovkb.
1'nrk place, Numher 23.
Flsliernien Attention.
There will he a meeting of the North
Willamette Fishermen's Union at their
place of meeting in the Charinan build-
ing on Saturday December 6, nt 2 p. in.
Business of importance will be up for
consideration and all members are ex
peeled to be present.
K. ItlCIIAHPS, J. Y. HlMrilRKV,
Secretary. President.
Sewing Machine For $20.
High grade sewing machine, that will
do as good work as as any that are on
the niarket, will lie sold for the next
four weeks for from $14 to $20 by ,11. 0
Cheney, at Cheney's art gillery.
Pinafore.
The opera Pinafore will be
Shively's hall, IVeeniher 10.
given at
Piieclor,
Mrs. J. 11. Stickler. Aecompiiniest
Miss Beatrice Barlnw.
For Sale or Trade.
8(1 acres of lum', purtlv iinder cnltiva
, lion, n i ii i
I4 of a mile of school, 10
miles from tliegon City,
care of this ofllce.
Address M,
1 mo
The latest in visiting cards at tint En
TKKruiHK Okkilg. Prices to suit you.
COLONIAL DELICACIES.
Tlianatf Irllif I)llir That Tlrltlril (ha
I'alale of Our rr-fatlin.
Ill lull r diij'H, w lnil the coloniia haj
Jnat fliiixlii'd the war tit thu litiTiilulit.ii,
the llmuk(ivii)K diniii r waa not tnii
fliietl to uciiimuiiipiioii of turkey. There
c-ro other iluuitiri conai.Ur.d to le
wim t. h'fiat fnforlto vntli thfl tolomul
! dam(.g w(m Ijrl(,( (, tlltwMflyM opoa
their rookery,
Kjilrun-i of Ihn ni'Klern af hool all
know that thn di lieuto flutor of the
1 prizo nuuvaKhuek du' k la dun to thnlm-t
H 01) tbitt it I' l'ili hirni ly upon Junip. r bor
1HH Oi'rii-a, and tlio colonial ludica diHpluyed
rru kuowledKo wIkii they flavored the
drewtiiiK of the, ooiMi with theae w rrina.
j!"),h''T TliniikHKlriiig diah highly
Prlz'(l I'T coloniul epicurea waa ham
Inked in elder, mid if thn name delicacy
were preparer today it Might maKfl tne
forlnnfl of aomo amhitioua chef. Thia
la thu way it wua done a hundred ycura
go:
Wipe s whole hum clean and put in
baking pun, kiu aide down and over
the (Veil mile sprinkle one-half a totv
tpooi.ful euh of yx, cloves and all
Siice and one.uurt4 rof a tcwjiooiifal of
muce and cover all with a little onion
Juice, lutohe lMittoni of the ran put
anriir of oelerv. two hnv leuves and
llioe of onion. I'nt cup of flour In
and add sufllrleiit water to make
' I)a"t'' C07,'T '1"! Imtn with the paHte
imi uumj an 1.1.1 p,i, hi.
lllU, tbe pM two qn.rM of cider. Put
, hot oven and cook for 8 hours,
basting every 15 luiiiutes. When cooked,
takeoff the crust, turu over and take off
the skin and put in another pan with
the fat side up. Uruh over with a bcat-
m . uoni. on r., unu .... u
en egg, ipmiaie w i.n cnoppea pamiej
and bread mini In and hake iu a hot
oven for one hour, when it will be ready
to serve, tiuu Francisco Exuwiucr.
Ir. Itepew Favors tMiulliern Cooking.
Chuuuccy f pew actually licked his
chops when sked about his Tbaukngiv-
ing dinner. "Uive tiie." be said, "a
! bird from tut Hudson river farm cooked
by an old mummy from Virginia. No j
cue but a southern durky call c)k a
turki y. A colored wouiun knows how
to spice Dp the animal until it tastes
lily a drop of sweet nectur, and (he nn
(lemtunds getting it rich and dona Give
nit ole uiuiiiUiy's cooking every time.
Wo UM-d to huve an old mammy so lazy
she wi uhln't move, but when it came
to Thuiiki.g ii!g time r-he'd rouse her- j
si If uud rtok a turkey to the taste of
tin. ntii.ti. rir ti, tiiv rwn t:iNtl!oullO AS I
criticul a one." whettd.
A Itrtnlnilrr of the Father.
Thanksgiving day cou.es with its an
nual nunudtr of the fulhers, who in
the Hiidiit of their poverty and distress
thanked Gcd for their bit wiugs uud bud I
! "' !u,urc- It is the self sacri
flee of ono generation that constitutes
tho prrmperity of the nt xt. 1 he rock of
D1imiil i 1 Bfmi l-its' Idsiv tr llA
. .jiuuu.u w - - ""1
Infilled from rough contact by a war
tie canopy. It is rather a sure faith in
the supieiuo obligations of duty uud of
j pt rsotiul churucicr us tho muni elumcut
of ouruble succt s. ludi p i:dcnL
Tl.alilii.fflvliiff llonutj.
Otic of the bruign results cf the cb
crvunco of Thiinkfgiving day is the cu
cournuemeut it gives to public binevo-
i h uce. While it is a tiuy set upart for j
"'I
, tho ucknowli tignn nt 01 iii.ui'uui, lamuy
I-isonal bl .-sings, i vuy American
IS taliglii in ill ciiiHinii.il iimi 111 11111
! day he must fhaie the louf, fi'fd the
1 liuiicrT unit give lar to tne cry 111 ui-
trei-ft. The signilii mice of the day is lost
to these who appropriate if solely for
personal gratification mid feluVli enjoy
nicut Lxrhunp'.
A TliankKKivtne Tl...uj;tit.
Thrro is souiething lacking in the
sincerity of the 111:111 v. ho goes into the
tt.ifitiln nn I'liuiiLMrivniL. fliiv to no-
tjm,w ),.,'. j;o the good gifis of Providence
...
to him if hu 1ms dine nothing through
; the year or on this ih.y to upiut his fob
1 lows, to bring suntdiino into suuliss
. heurts and to uistrihuto in some measure
1 tlie l'"""c" " 1 "
; trust tor tne 1 una 01 tue neipiess sous
and daughters of lucu. Selected.
Clirotnut Saure Fur Moiled Turkey.
Shell and blunch three dozen French
chestnuts. Boil iu water enough to
: cover them for 80 minutes. Drain off
j the water and pound the nuts to . paste.
1 4.4.1 I,. lilfttruitiriil mt suit nun u ,li,Bh
AUU a ,. u . i v '.. v. ,. "
of cayenne pepper. Stir graduay into
the puste a pint of milk. Hub tCe mix
ture through a coarse puree sieve mid
pluce over the fire in a double boiler to
cook for half an hour. Selected.
New England Pumpkin IMc
Take, a linn pumpkin, pure, cut up
and stew until dry. To a quart of stewed
i pumpkin and a cup of molasses, a cup
! of sugar, the beaten yolks or 8 eggs,
I nuf a Cup cf butter, a pint of milk, half
tcuspoonful each of ground ginger and
cinnamon, wiih a pinch of suit. Mix
well and pour into deep pie pans lined
with pnft paKte. Bake iu a well heated
ovou. Eliza R. Roper.
lnn,.Pr..priai. iiunr.
I . fl .. . . e
tublpQ Kt.ally tiny do not belong there,
jjy rij;ht they should be relegated to
Christmas, with tho fruit cuke just a
year old, for if there is u New England
difh it is tho goldeu pumpkin pie. Ex-
cbauge.
ylT , Meek, who resides at
Camp'onville, Cal., says her daughter j
w 8 for several years troubled at times j
with severe cramps In the stomach, ami,
w. uhl be in sneii sunny that it was nec
essary to call ina physician.. Having
read about Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diai rhmu Remedy she concluded tf
trv i'. She found ihat it always jrsve
prompt relief It was seldom necessary
tn uivq th second dose. "It lias not
only s.ived us lots of worry and time,"
(he aaya, but alao d.x-tor hilla. It la my
opinion that every family aliouM have
a bottle of thin remi ilv In the lioiiae."
Foraaleby Oeo A. Hai.llr.g, rlriiKriat.
rlick-Kjiiioii la a poiaon which make
yon nick. It comes from the atomach.
The atomach mi ken it out of nndleateJ
foo.1. '
The blood getn it ami lainta the whole
body with it. Thai's the way of it.
The way to be rid of it la to look after
your diuealion. 1
If vour food la all properly diluted,
there will he none It ft in the atomai'li to
make iii'k-poion out of
If your atomaeh la to weak to see to
thia properly by ilnelf, help it along with
s few doaes of Khaker Digestive CorJial.
That's the core of it.
Sl.aker Digeative Cordial la a delicious,
healthful, tonic cordial, made of pure
....,'
medicinal plants, herbs and wine.
It positively cures indication and pre
vents the formation of lick-p.'iiaon.
At druggliits. Trial bottles Iff cents.
It is worth the trouble of trying our
I'lue lall cataup, fine9.ivor and pure.
E. E Williams, the grocer.
Ahsolutelv pure, perfectly harmless,
and invariably reliable are the qualities
! "f One Minute Cough Cnre
It never 1
laili in colds, croup and lung troubles.
j Children like it becmiite it is plea-ant to
uia miim ii iieii'ti litem, u. u. 11 unuev.
Good coffee is within your reach. Get
our belt Java and Mocha blend
E. E. Williams, the grocer.
Fur Kent Mpeeiala.
1 Chicken and garden farm, 2 acres:
in Clackamas ; frame house, spring wa'er,
valuable fishirg privilege 15 per month,
2 Good Urm, li3 acres, 80 in cultiva
tion, good buildings, 7 acri.: prunes; for
rent or sale.
b cl-an dwlllnir in Canemah
, . . . s i tf ,
Klegant dwelling 7 rooms, double
i parlors, two bay window:, pure moun-
! tain water pumped from the Clackama,
! ball. room. Kent or sale on the install -
men I,lun'
5 Kittle cottage at Elyville, goJ
well water, half acre garden.
H. E.CKO.SS.
House Made Bright.
Murrow, the painter, has removed his ' sgo. one 3 year oi l, red an I white spot
shop to Seventh street, near the depot j ted heifer, with rather long leg-, w ith
where O-ders can be left for painting, ' bole thmngh eoh e ir. O'nerran have
pnper-liLnging and calciming. Prices
1 lu euit the times and all wi.rk honestly
and efficiently done. tf
Where to Pay.
To the members of Willamette Falls
I cllp y0 m Woodmen 01 the World :
I . ....
Dnesand asceHStnents must tie paid in
eimp or at Bellomy & BneM-li's or sent
by mail to box 375.
J. K. Mokkis, Cletk.
For Sale.
Thoroiiehhre.l Poland China t and
thoniughtired Cutt-wol,. buck and ewe
, ... , . ,
Also a fine thoroughbred short horn bull
4 vears old and in fine condition. Imiuire
n T t rt .
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Store) our Prmlufe.
And wait for a raise in :he market that j
is sure to come. Ample store room in!
Oregon City for hay, grain, potatoes etc. .
at verv low rates.
Call on or address
Jas A. Wells.
For Sale or Trade.
I have on my place for sale or trade,
several fine milch cows and heifers of
very good stock. If you want a bargain
call and ee me. M. W. Kandali., Ely,
Oregon. 11 13(4
Insurance.
If yon wsnt to know anything about
Fire or Life Insurance or Buil.lin
and
Loan Association, call on Ji. T.
He has it at bis (inner ends.
Sladen.
Spring Winroti Wanted.
A second-hand spring wairon wanted,
rash or trade. Address "Wagoh"eare
of the Esthrprisb, giving price and de
scriptive of vehicle.
1.250 Cash
Will luy 6 choice lot in West Glad
stone all fenced in and within one block
of the E. S. R. R. track
Adihess M. A. II. care of Entekcrisk.
Wall Paper.
Best Btock of wall paper in Oregon City
latest designs and prices to nit the times
at R. L. llolman'a in Winehard block
opposite courthouse. tf.
Fur Sale.
Four A 1 fresh milch cows, part Jersey.
Enquire of J. M. Tracy, Louan, Clacka
mas county, Oregon.
Far Sale (heap.
Prug store and fixture at Canhy Or
Good location. J. M. Evans,
4t Canhv, Orag in.
WOMAN
Friend. It is uniformly mmfr successful in releavinj the
backaches headaches and FOR weakness which bii-.I.Mi
and shortens a woman's life. Thousands of ..men
testify for it. It will give health and strength, and
make life a pleasure. FOR SALE BY TIIE
STEWART & HOLMES DKUG COMPANY.
lie Von Want to Pulntl
An art claas has Wo formed in this
city by Alice Weialer, teacher of art In
the Portland nniverVify," which meeH
at the resilience of Mn J. W. Norria on
Thursday of each wneK from 0 to 4
o'clock. A thorouich course will be given
in decorative art, painting' on china,
silk, velvet, mole ekin etc. A specialty
of drawing and painting from lif anil
still life. The con me for thoe who wiati
to he ome teachers in the same aa the
beat Fiench art schools.
Mrs Weiater studied for aeven years
in Kn rope snd bold certificates from two
of the greatest artinta of ; Paris snd aoni
of her paintings were sdmittud to ths
great art exh.bitiona in that city. As
teacher she ranks among the heat on this
Omhi and her pnpila alwaya make splen
r.rr..rutaa In tlivir arnrlr fra.
... . . , . . ' , ,
I Weieter s terms re very reasonable.
Best and Cheapent lusarance.
Save money on your insurance by call
ing on E. E. Martin, who represent the
onlv Mutual doiilit business In Oregon
City. You cannot afford to keep on
throwing your monev into policies and
pay from 3 to 5 years premiums in ad
vance and then have the company fail.
The Oregon Fire Kelief association wilt
stand the clot-enl inventiatlon.
E. E. Marti, Agt.
Commercial Bank Block.
A Pilerntid Hinnrr Given.
To all who dine at the Portland res
taurant, opposite the siiHpension bridge,
the fluent dinner to tie had in Oregon
City will he served. A specialty made
of fine meats, fiVh and game. Try our
Sunday chicken dinner.
Clean table
tservice and efficient help. A quiet
place 10 bring your wife or lady friends.
Meals 25 cent.
Eureka Hotel,
Has the reputation of setting the best
table in Oregon City. The cooking is
done nnder peraonal supervision of Mrs.
Gibbon, and the virtual sre equal to
the best had in a private family. Kooms
' , Ik.(J tean an,i .,', Uhle. Give
! tl.e Eureka a trial. Meal and tied 25
' eat.hf 8pe. ial rates to regular
j t,oardt;rs.
Ki-Tll).
Came to my place aiimt three weeks
1 aanna liv f,p.ivl..tr i.r..nr!v Hltil t.nvit..' kll
expense. W. M. Ranoai 1.. Ely, Or. 4t
Wand d.
75 Wood choppers at BaMorf Bros.'
j wood ramp, Oreon City
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