OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, JULY 1, 189S
TMt ROAD,
Trr, whlthw Ued th mud, fair heart!
Ray, wnltlwr leads the nmil
AnruM a rill, round bill,
Bnald dell wher rlvur tori,
Whar ixnillug mil Iiimm etuil thalr luad,
Ob, thlthr Imda Hi rnad, duar hwt,
Oh, llilllinr loada the ruiult
Whet matuir wuera Ih road nie lead,
Ho I hue and I tugnttiiir in.
Oninreinlonaiilp la ill our need,
l:,lnn nil our wo.
Th ln IrM tall on miW hill
fur year has w1IiikI tlio menrlr.
When he la dual, wa aliall be atlll
Tugutlier, IIhiu Mid I.
Bow liu.bnd Ilia afternoon I I dar
Not wlilajwr ln, liut wnd Ihn thought
In airi'hlaa mnaaaiia. All Ilia air
In allanoa thrall It caught.
Oh, thra ar And reared traaal How aoft
11m wind dream round tnelr tall hnada
(iranpl
Til drowajr loaves tha( due aloft
Hllr Ilk a child In aliwp.
Tiling lit limit's (Ire begin to burn
Th branda to hurl al winter' brow.
Tli aim wooed loaves algh low and turn
To i' rl in nun ou th bough.
IVey, whither Inula tli road, fair heart t
' bar. wulllier "il tb road T
Aornaa a rill, around a hill,
Bnalit a doll wlmr rlvare alart,
Khar bending mil Iron abed their load.
Oh, tbllbnr bda lha ruad, 111 J boar,
Oh, Uilthar loadi th roadl
John AllMirt Many In Chap nook.
AN ANIMATED PICTURE.
At Lwl th Other Woman Redd Bhe
Want) to lt Marad At.
Thin girl had tlia uloknl between her
pretty Hp before ilia stopped aboard tha
our Ml the oorunr of Eleventh and V
trent. The nickel wot irntmbly jiart
of liur shopping change. llr hand ami
rim worn filled wltb bundlug and park
Ha, mid aha had no doubt converted
bur iu vitlnii mouth Into car fare re
ooptahle before (raving tho lual em
porium aba visited, Kviu after the
fnuiid it mitt ha Hindu no mova to re
niovo tho nickel fniin It enviable lodg
mmit. Win was too busy counting her
packages and bundles, to ' if aim bad
lust Buy, probably.
Tbu conductor as Ihn girl not ahottrd
liitd buowImI whi'U boolieurved Ihn iiicki l
resting between her pearly tooth, for
aoudui'tors are iroiilo. With tlio coiu
atilt showing lis shiny rim butwuuii her
II pa a delightful effort of silver aud
coral In combination the girl 'lookod
up wlnsouioly iu tho eye of tho will
duiitor when bo approached her fur her
fare. Tho (Niiiiliiutor hold out big hund
with a pretty abort, "Faro, inisat"
Tlio girl very carefully ul each aud
every ono of bur bundle and package
la tha space beside bur, niuiliiiK vaguely
tho while. When both of ber baud
worn free, the drew a tiny, apotliuw luca
banilkorchli f from the luiird akin bng
hmiKliiR from hnr Klnllo, Thoti aha
took the 0 oi'tit pliwo from U'twmui Imr
lipe, vtIihhI aud pollahod it oiirufully
wltb tha biii)(lkcn:ul(if and, with the
irttlnat s'lniaoo Iu tha world, droppod
It into the uo apohiKi'tio puw of the
O'ltiduotor. Tho oouduotnr gmilud, aud
o did all of the mnu puaavuKor on the
oar.
The woman paawiiKi'M uiurmurod to
enob othor that the pretty jjirl bud only
doue the thing "fur effect." Waahlug
tou i'oat
aclanllfl Farming.
An agrloultural editor of CblcaRO
tnade a trip Into touthuru California
wburn lie coufldmitly expected to antuu
lah tho uutlvoa wilb hiteuporlor knowl
adgo of axiliiutiflo and luociwoiful fiirui
lug. He hud atretchud tbliiK ooqaldur
ably oue evouiuK wltb a viow to ntak
lug a atrouKT linpriwHlon, whvu oue of
the old ruHldenta, who gpoke ic'ly aud
bad a aquiut In bla riKht eje, took
oburge of tbo ooiiVurHutloti.
"1 t'poau you liulu't hierd o' my
pi'nuh bruudy oruhi'd, mlbtor. I reckon
tbut'a 'bout aoi'ntillo ag anythiiiK you
boon tolliu ua 'bout. I got a curtain wuy
o' truiitiii thorn trooa o that 1 tap 'urn
In th' uprlug, J'"t miiue'g you do a wa
piti truu, uu by txittlln up tb' gap fur iz
month I have th' Hung' pencil! brandy
you evtir put down your gwullow. Tbat'e
korect, an I huvu a neighbor an kinder
luyt over nieln fnriulu. lle'a 'gperi
montiid an dorvelopud a punkiu pie
punkln. Ho tuugliHl up milkwewl, aug
ar oauv, oggpluut, water croag an eome
gpiuo pl.int till bo got tb' thing to euit
tb' tuHto, an uow all you have tor do la
to bile th' fruit ail innk your cruHt. Ile'g
gut inoro board in bouHO ordurg thau be
kin OU in 1,000 year. Jont uow I'm
turulu in y 'tuution to th' raiglu o' ap
ple dumplin'i, an I think by uex' year
Ikln"
JJut hero tlio agrinultural cilltor gnnp
ed for brmith unci tho old rvHidunt culled
another old ruHidunt to holp get tlio vin
itor to big hotel. Detroit Free 1'roan.
Noup, Savory Hoop.
No up to ditto oook prepares the Htouk
from whluh her dinner gotip ig inndu
the duy the Noup IriiiiHidud. block for at
luiint a weck'g aupply abould he tuiide
at oiion;theu the preparation of the
dully dinnur noup will not occupy moro
than 15 or 30 mlnuton. When auiiHimimo
ig gervod Hevonil tilling in tho week, the
entire amount umid In made nt onou, and
the different garniNheg oro uddud the
day it ig served. It in the mime with
Htiuoes, aud by a littlo culculiilion a
good mannger enn eiiHily dincovur about
what proportion of eauh sauce in uucug
aary for a mouth'g supply. This once
prepared, the table is revolutionized so
thut tho KamunoHg that oharuuturi.us tho
plain roiih't and broiled meata ig no lon
ger known. A now gnuco eaoh day gives
uu entirely different fluvor to tho muutg
and vegetublos. New York Tribmio.
. New York lias n shop iu whioli Bibles
and rum are sold sido by side. The
place it at tlio foot of WaHhiugtuu street,
not far from tho Syrlau ouluny, and its
patrons include Syrians, Armenians,
Turk, Russians and Irish longshoremen.
The Bibles, togutbor with other bonkt
of a religious oharaotur, are kept iu a
case a,t the cud of the bar. ,: , . . I , '
1 . '
Nail will not boni when hammered
Into linrd wood If they are first dipped
iuto ail. -
FALSE TEETH TRADE.
A REGULAR BUSINESS IN BUYINU AND
6ELLIN0 THEM.
toiaatlmaa tha lllaeardad BU Ara CUauM
ad, Mrl(htnd tip aad ItMold, and
omatlme Thj Ar llrokaa Va for tb
Old Gold la Thm.
"Old Fnlae Teeth Bought."
Tblt Ig the sign whlob attract the
attention of visltorg to the office of a
onrtaln dealer In dental and optlual sup
plies who does buslneas In Chicago.
"It'g queer how puople are attracted,
by that glgn," said the owner of the
establishment. "I never intended it to
be prominent, because there are other
Hum In my bugiuuNglam mora Interest
ed in pushing, but It seeing to fairly
foroe Itself iuto the minds of everybody
who coiling hero, no mutter what bit
mission may be, aud 'old false teeth
bought' is the only thing they oan think
or talk about.
"Thure'g nothing auduoloua in deal
ing In seoondbeud fulse tenth, although
I will admit the sign is an unusual oue.
It la a legitimate branch of our trade.
With ordinary usage fulso teetb don't
wear out and are just a good at the end
of a few years at they were wbeu new.
The tooth themselves are valuublo, aud
the gold work aod in binding even the
ooinmonplsne kind together Is costly.
I'eopla are forever getting new Idea
about their teeth and keep the deutlstt
busy changing or building over their
artificial inolnra. Then, you remember
that a whole lot of people who wear
fulso teeth are dying every day.
"Ten years ago there was no way of
utilizing this old material. It was all
dead waste, so to speak, liut now It la
different, and puople aro more econom
ical. Fall teeth, especially if heavily
set with gold plates, are worth too much
money to be cast aside when new one
are ordered or to be burled in a grave.
Thug it ooiueg thut a tradu of coiikIiIit
able proportions has spruug up iu this
llnu, ami old fulso teeth are A staple Iu
this market."
"Who brings them hero to sell aud
what clans of cuHlnmers buy them?"
".Small deiilihts who ore hard np
flunuclully and luck tho inclination or
facilities to clean np aud build over the
dlKcurded sits, which they aro sharp
enough to rotuiu from their patrons, are
tho main source of supply. Koiuntluie
they make their patrons a little allow
ance for the old set of teeth, but they
gut out of this whenever possible oil the
plea that Ibey are worthless. Then we
have pi Kir folk who euuuot afford to
wear fnUo tix tli any longer como iu
here occasionally and otter them for
snlo." Undertakers? Welt, that ig a fea
ture, of the trade I don't core to talk
about. I might be misunderstood, aud,
tome people are( to etiuoaiuleb, yon
know.
"Why, one woman came in here yes
terday to buy an opcta gluss. She look
ed like a good customer and wag inspect
ing tome high priced glasses when I
topped to wait upon a man who fre
qouutly brings in some flue teeth. She
saw me take a set from biiu aud pay
fur them, and then, noticing probably
bl miubt'i clothe aud an end of black
orapo sticking out of one of his side
pocket, sho flounced away in a fury
without a word of explanation. It it
bard to plouse everybody, aud a time
are bnrd I bnvo to be very careful."
"But what about your sales? Who
take these old grimier and Incisor
from you?"
"Principally a class of men who
make a buimg of working over the
tuts. When tlie outllt is In reasonably
good shape, it Is giveu a thorough
olvutisiiig, brightened up, aud then re
sold to (leutists who have a uhuap pat
ronage. A little tinkering will niako
them fit after a fushiou iu tho mouths
of people who want to make a show of
false teeth at small cost. Where the set
aro not good enough to be used outiro
they are brokeu up, tho gold eltliur
melted dowu or saved to be remodeled,
and tho teeth theniHolvus romouuted a
they are ueeded fur patients. It'a a good
thiug fur poor people, for many of tbeiu
are thus enabled to get pnsubly fair
fulso teeth . at a nominal price, wheu
otherwise they would have to go with
out, owing to the great expense. Excuso
me while I wult upon this woman."
When Tho Inter Uouau man left tho
establishment, the merchant wu dick
ering with an ample proportioned Af
rican "uuuty" for a double set of teetb
with beuvy gold plutee, which she said
she had found iu a hotel where sho
worked as chambermaid.
"Der genman' don' go' to 'at 'org
pltal," said aunty. "E's wua so nick
when dey tuk' 'im way ho don' ohtr
forgot 'is tout', an I doau' 'speo' he'll
wan' 'em auy more. Steal 'em? No,
snh; no, sahl Boss, 'e say 'tuk' olo
truck 'wuy. I doau' want 'em 'round
'ere.' Olo truck uinph, iiniph why,
dnt' Jus' liku llmliu fivo dollubs."
Chicago lute Ocean.
To Huppnua MvVullng.
A largo number of tlio best women of
Byrucuse, those Identified with clubs
and thoso not no crgauiul, huvo united
iu a movement to suppress the sweating
syNtuiu, so fur us it exists iu Uyrucusu,
A consumers' league hits been formed
and oo-opbrutiou with the trade u.ihoiii
bly is hoped for. The movement origi
nated with the Political Equality club
and was spuedily indorsed by tho House
hold, Economic uHnouiuliou, aud from this
start hag spread through many club aud
social circles of (Syracuse. The league is
formed ou the lines of the New York
and Philadelphia organizations..
a. 1 1
A French ; physiciun who has been
investigating the proper nutriment for
long aiHtanoe bicycle riuing na con
cluded that the, ideal refreshment is
fruit and milk. ' .. .
"'la Park the obairain the square and
garden are let out to visitor for a tri
fle eaob. From tbi aonroean Income of
160,000 fraoo a year it derived.
4
a - arvw.-.' k
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING W TUB COURTS 'OUR BIGHT TO
THE EXCLUSIVE USB OF TUB WORD "CASTORIA," AND
PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADEMARK.
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyann'u, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "CASTORIA," the same that
has borne and does now bear ylmx on every
the fac-8imile signature of ' C&tfijv&c'&t wrapper..
This is the original "CASTORIA" which has been used in
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have always bought on the
and has the signature of OGtsyffM&JUK wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name except
The Centaur Company, of which Chas. II. Fletcher is President.
Do Not Be Deceived
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even he does not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
He End That Never Med You.
IT ALL WILL COMt OUT RIGHT.
Wlinti'Vrr ta a i-rtii-1 wrong,
Viliulevi-r In mijiwt,
Tli" himt jrixiri. Himi apwd along
Will traiii),le In tliu iliitt.
In jiiuiti ! mllisl at fata
ltli all tli puny iniiiM,
Bm now I know if I l,ut unit
It all will rune out ilk'M.
Though rim ninjr iI.mi tlm Ju.ti'a cruwa
And liy tlm i-. n i.i a pait.
Anil fur U' ri(l 1 ) fi U hood 'a frowb.
And nature mlil l.T art,
Thiiiigh lnUir tmla ll.rotigh blinding Inn,
And ldl iibh la iiiIkIiI,
I know Ilia honi-xi, .mruent jr'nra
Will bring It nil out right.
Though poor and Iuvi'Ikm crvaala may pas
Kur iurti rtdlglun's gold,
Tlioiigh tk'nomnrv mnjr rule Ihn man,
Vihll truth uioula glanm cold,
I know a biw aupr-in, auhllnio.
Control ua with II" nilghl,
And In (iial'a own );hHiii1 tlm
II all will eoiiiv out right.
-Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
Bplandld Cryatil la California.
Some time ago John E. Burton of
Lake Geneva, Wig., leased the right to
prospect for crystal in the old Green
Jdouutuiu mine, uear Mokelamue hill,
in Calaveras county, (Jul. He fouud a
uninbur of t. no enocinimis, and ope of
them i claimed to be the lurgest group
or mass of crystals ever fouud. A taken
out from the drift where it waa uncov
ered it wa 1 1 feet 7 inches iu circum
ference. It was 4 feet 2 inobe loug, 3
feet 0 luetics wldo aud 8 feet 3 inches
high. It weighed 2.U00 pounds. Tbo
mass included one lurge ceutrnl crystal
aud a surrounding group of snmllei
ones. From the ctutrnl oue it was esti
mated that a perfect sphere 14 inches
in diuinoter could be out, while several
other from three to eight inches iu
diameter could be obtained from the
mas. Mr. iiurtun has found iu all
about 13 tous of crystals. Eugiueoriug
aud Mining Journal.
8b Didn't Bay Nay.
"Yes," said the summer girl to be as
he bold up two shorteued skirts, oue
of duck, "all our gowus for exercise are
short, euding at what would be our
shoe tops if we wore high boots, but
we shall wear low shoes. I dou't
know," he said shyly, "whether we
think wo have nice uukles or if we wish
to show our stockiugH, which are gayer
this season than ever." "Unth," I ven
tured, and she djdu't say nuy. Pitts
burg Dispatch.
Hunwaty.
Watts This is the most honest town,
I thiuk, on tho continent. The conductor
missed me this tnorniug, and everybody
in the car looked as if they were augry
because I did nut pay.
. Potts They wi re not angry because
yon hadn't paid, but because they bad.
Indianapolis Journal.
cuicnrc nr iua.
An all important matter iu growing
vines is to see that they are constantly
supplied with sufllekut witter. Planted
as they usually uro, iu u situation where
thoy uro exposed to tho sun u major
portion of tho duy, the soil dries out
very rapidly, ; and pleuty of water
should be givou wheu necessary. In tho
evont of red spiders attacking the foli
age of the tender sorts of auuuals, a
duily syringing will quickly eradicate
the pests. To induce a low, bushy
growth in annuals, out the tips of tho
runners. Ilurdy vines, such as wistari-'
as, honeysuckles, etc., wheu uot grow
ing too rapidly, tun be trimmed with
little or no injury. Woman' Home
Companion.
Th fculiulat.
Perry Patottio Oh, well, they Bay
that fortune knock once at every gny'r
door. - (
Wayworn Watson That's a great lot
of oonsolatiou for a guy that ain't got
no door. Cinoiuuati Enquirer.
aiav .taw"-. , - '.'-t.-l "' ''" ''rJi
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v,
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Portland, Or li
For
first-class
fresh & cured
Meats
Go to
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Free
delivery
to
all parts of
the City.
EmTAElD STtoBY,
Practical
. liorsesloep
Trsck and Road Work a Specialty.
Any style shoes forged in iron or
steel. Wagon work and repairing.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop on Seventh street, next door to
' Noblitt's stable.
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I ' William s rtiuncy s-iiio -v.
. Has no equal in diseases of the (F
' Kidneys aul Uriuarv Orgnns. Have
I you nogleuted yonr Kidueys? Have '
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tern and caused trouble with your
I Kidneys and Bladder? Have you1
puius in tho loins, side, back, groins , I
l unci bladder? Have you allabby np- .
.pearanee of the face, especially I
under the eyes? Too frequent de-( l
I sire pass urine ? William's Kidney
Pills will impart new life to tho dis- ( 1
' caned organs, tone up the system
) and make a new -man of yon. By
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fellferala Eserrna (through)
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GalllorDia Jtipraas (through) Ua) p. m
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Mail alatribuied Irom liorih 7:SU p.m., 10 l,.io.
Mali duulbuUd Iroin eouib s 10a.m., i:W.n.
iirr sidb blsctbic lis
Mall elaea for Portland and dutrlbatlof
poliils, t'J uoou. aud 4.46 p. in.
Mailcloa lor MiloaukM only, t.ii a. m
l:B.m-
Mali arrlvts Irom Poitlaud, 11:W a. m. and
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. sidb aouTia.
Oreaou Cltv to Carus. Mullno. Liberal and
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Oregon 1,117 v ceaver vreei, aiioa, tun.
Maadow Brook. L'nlon M 1 1 la. and Coltoo, leaves
U S a. m. Monday, Wadueaday and riday.
and returns on following data al 4 M p. m
Oregon City to Vloia, Logan and Kedland
leave Oregon City Monday, Wednesday and
yrlday at l;w p. n., tearing vioia asm oaya
a(7;eva. b.
Oregoo City to Willamette, Stafford and
WilMiurllle, arrlroaat luAla. in. andutavaa al
11 JO a. m. deny.
Uaaeral dolirary window I opea oa aanday
from 10 to 11 a. m. Ad liierdioppd into th
bos at in uoor U nompilr e..t off Hunday,
aa ou omer duya.
in Kuutd m.ii mat is aeiaree ana isiisio
arrive ou tM a. m., b. f. train will Con ou U
O'clock or 4:14 elect no car.
WILLAMBITK FALtfl K'T.
CABS LBAV
loirssaios bbidb wiu.imitti riixa
g.0 e. m. 4 Sia.ni.
gov - 70
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Sunday ear leave every hour until t o'clock
p.m. In cfloct on aud after January f, lsM,
C. A. ttllXEK, serr.
OREGON CITV asd POB1IJLSD KIVEKTEirB
ITgAMaB ALTONA LBAVE
POTLAl
foot iaylor itniet
7:00. m.
11 "
. t :M p. m.
Foot Kigiiih.treet
9:03 a.m.
1:3U "
I U p. m.
SUNDAYS.
8:rea.m. 9:Ma, m.
11 DO l:OJ p. m.
il::p m. 4: 0 '
6: " 7:00 "
Tickets liifrfhanr-abli with Oregon
Oily tlecluc C.i a or Boat
Legal Notices.
Notice Tor Publication.
Land odUe at Orrgon City, Ore., Jnne 14, 1S98
None la hereby sivau ttiii the following-
named ae.Uer baa Iliad notice Of hi tuuntiun
in make nual Drool In au. DJit "I bla claim, and
Ui.t tdta prool will be made before the Register
and Receiver al Oregon Liiy.ute., ou Juiy snu,
lwe,Tii:
BAM TEL PRATHEB:
H. t 9272, for the ; of ML)i Bc SO, Tp. 6 8;
R 1 K.
He names th followlnr wltneaaes to pror
hlicouiluuoua r.iid.uce upou and cultivation
of aaid laud, vis:
A. E. '1'homaa, L. B. Thomas, Manrus Grab,
John H. Karguaon, all of win Milta, Oregon.
ft-17;7-: CHAS. . AiOOllKii, Kogllter.
Fiecuter'a Notice
VT0T1CK is HEREBY THAT THE USDER
XI aigned o.i be.u duly epoiniai b in
Uoj. Uo.don K. Hares. Judse ol the Couuty
Court ol the oiate ol Oregou, lor Clackamaa
eouuty, executor of ih u.i wi.l and taauineui
of Juaeph Waliof deoeaieX All peraous naf-
in claiuiB axaiaai aaiu eiaia are oereoy nuu
Bed to prjMut meaame duiy venflel to m ai
tueorticeol 1.C AC. l. Liioureiw, my attjr
peyawlluln aixmoutui from lb Uaieotibn
a. ice.
Haled, June 18, 1898, Oregon City, Oregon.
J. -VHAKKINUION.
Executor Aloresaid.
Notice of Final HetUement, '
I hereby give notice? that I hare filed in the
County Court of Clackamas Count r, etate of Ore
gon, my aoconnu fur hnal willement a Admin
istrator of th Haute of Aoguiiu Kaveriy, de
eaaed, and tlie Court ha appointed Tueidiy, ih
aeOviUJ day of Auguai, !, atlllo'olock A. jl
aa th date for examination and aettlement of
each aoooouu. UU t) K i tK,
Admiuutrator with tha will auueiei of the
ettate ol Augcliue K .Terly, Ueceaseu.
lialej, Juue li, low.
6-U:7:lS
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Express Trains leave Portland Daily.
8ouh i l North.
9:IXt F.K. Lv Portland Ar :30a.m.
:Vir.a. Lv Oregon Ulty Lv 8:40a.m.
7:46a.m. Ar B. tTauolnco Lv I SOr.M.
The above trains stop al all stations be
tween Portland, baleui, Turner,
Marion, Jetlerson, Albany, Tangent, Sliedds,
Ualsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, Kugene,
Cottage Grove, Drain, Oakland aud all sta
tions Irom Koseburg to Asblaud inclusive
Rebate tickets ou sale between Portland,
Sacramento aud San Francisco. Net rates
$17.00 tiral class and JU.OO second class in
cluding sleeper.
' Kates anil tickets to Eastern points and
Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO
LU LU and AUSTRALIA. Can be obtained
from E. E. BOYD, ticket scent, Oregon City
ROSEBURU MAIL ( Dally i.
B:S0a. m. I Lv Portland Ar 4:30r. a
V:23 A. M. I Lv OregonCity Lv j3:Mr)r. M
SaOr. a. I Ar Roaeburg Lv 7:30a.
W est Bide Division. -BETWEEN
PORTLAND AND C0RVALLI8.
Mall Train, Daily (Except Sunday.)
7:30a.M.
11:Ua.m.
Lv
Ar
Portland Ar
Corvallis Lv
5:W r.M
1:20 r.M
. At Albany and Corvallla connect witlt trains
of Oregon Central A Eastern Railroad.
Expreas Train Daily (Except Sunday)
4:50 r.M. Lv Portland Ar
7:S0r. m. I Ar McMinnvllle Lv
8:80 r. M. Ar . Iudepeudeuoe Lv
8:25 A. a
5:60 A. a
4:50 a.m.
K.KOKHLER,
. Manager.
C. H. MABKHAU,
Ais't Q. F. and Paas. Agent
FOR sale: ..
One of the best farms in Clackamas
County for sale., "' . L. L. Fortkk.
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of pit la leavcaiag
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Fa! Mail Salt Lak, Denver, Ft FaatMaU
( p. m. Worth, .Omaha, Kaa tilt, aa.
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Chicago aad leal.
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Vljrar Mmneapolia, Mb 1'aol, Klrnr
I p.m. liolutb, Milwaukee, 10ta.sa.
Chicago aad fcaat.
I p. m. Oceaa Bteauihlp 4 p. m.
AU Sailing batae aubieot
to change.
For aa Franclaeo
Bail July i, t, 9, 12,
lj, la, U, M, 27, W
7 p. m. To Alaaka t p. as.
eaul July U.
1p.m. Colnmbla liver 4 p. m.
Ix-.Hundaj tl teamen Ex.ound
Saturday To Astoria and Way-
10:00 p, m. Landiuga.
a. ra. Willamette River S JO p. sa.
Ex. Bon day Mon. Wed.
Oregon City, Newberw, and Fri.
raiem and nar-Lwdg a
7a.m. WlllamettandYanhill 4J0p.aa.
Tuaa, Thar Klvera TueLihnr,
anaSak Orewon City, Dayton, and Bat.
and Wey-Lanoinga.
Lear Snak Hirer , Lrav
Bipana Lewiaton
1:16 a. m. Bipana to Lewiaton S4.;a m.
Mon, Wed. Son, Tue
and Friday and I hnr.
W. H. HUBLBURT,
Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Or.
F. E. DONALDSON, Agent,
Oregon Guy.
FOR CLATSKANIE
Steamer G. W. Shaver,
LEAVES
Portland foot of Washington street Tues
day, Thursday and Sunday evenings at
5 o'clock Retarning, leaves Clatskanie
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings at 5 o'clock. Will pass Oak Point
about 7;. Stella 7:15; Mayger 7:25;
Rainier 8:20; Kalani9:15; 8t Helens
10 :30. Arrive in Portland 1 :30 a. m.
This is the nearest and most direct
route to the great Nehalem valley.
Shaver Transportation Co.
When Going
East....
Use a first-class line in travelling between
Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago
and the principal towns in Central
Wisconsin.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars
in service.
The Dining carB are operated in the in
terest of its patrons, the most elegant
service ever inaugurated. Meals are
served a la Carte.
To obtain first class service your ticket
should read via.
The Wisconsin Central Lines.
Direct connections at Chicago and Mil
waukee for all Eastern points.
For full inform ition call on your neares
ticket agent, or write to
Jab. C. Pobd, or Jas. A. Clock,
Gen. Pas. Agt., General Agent,
Milwaukee, Wis 246 Stark St.,
Portland, Or.
NOBLITT'S STABLES
. Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
OREGON CITY.
LOCATED BETWEEN TBI BRIDGE AND
DEPOT.
Double and Single Rigs, and sad
dle horses always on hand at the
lowest prices. A corral) connected
with the barn for loose stock.
Information regarding any kind or
stock promptly attended to by person of
letter. ., ,
Horses Bought and Sold.
Horses Boarded and. Fed on reason- 1
able terms. v
Mott's Nerverine Pills
The great
remedy for
nervous pros-
ail nervo.ua
Jtt5iak'' generative or-
UtUHSAiigMUSUlAU.' PUIS Of ClthcY
sezv such a Nervous ProstraUon, Failing or
lost Minhood, Im potency, Nightly EouV
sioni, Youthful Errors, Mental Worry ex
cessive use of Tobacco or Opium, which
lead to Consumption and Insanity. $1X0
per feox by mailt 6 boxes for $5.00.
mm CHEMICAL CO.. Prep's. Clerehnd, Ct'.x.
. . For sale' by C. Q. Huntley. . .
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