Oregon City enterprise., July 15, 1898, Page 7, Image 7

OKKGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1898
WHEN YOUP. ftYESt t.'llLB 100.
Wlmn your rym mulls too-when your eyes
multii ten,
H'l Hu n I hiintv your lil'lili n lirurt l IiiiiiiIiIi'k
mil wlili you,
It'i ofl i n I linvn mwii juiir lip. in win i IiImk up
a viiiIIm,
Ami, nit, I miiiii'Iiiiw kni'W jour I. unit win
Kiiivlnit nil Mm Willi",
Anil ih" uy v fiailum n J iiliHimjr mi' Hi Mill
HotlUN WITH Kll fnW,
Ami llm miu li.ii;ul li lilnlii!-f III yiiurnii
mnlli'il liiil
Winn j our i'ji aiullii tit win u your eyim
miillii loo,
(III, Din llmi ii uf (liu wlllnwn nml Din kIHIimi of
llm ilrw I
Oil, llm l.i ii lilniHH of llm iiiimiliiw mill llm
llt"llllli llf lllll t'tlllll,
Ami llm inii-lii i.r I lin lililu v. Iml Hint IihiIi
ill.. in; llm liiui't
Ob, th i w liln ! i t llm mlli ni llm ilmim-..
.r llm l.lui',
Aril llm i liny Juti.f living tvliiti your yn
felllllll llMll
N'hw Vnrk Vrrm.
FIRINQ ON THE MOB.
Tim Krriin Afl. r II. Jlctlli Howling Vulliy
lluil lltiiio Ua W ork.
Till) filling 11IIIHM Ill'lllW llllltixl till)
nulls. A whlhiln iiliTri ii i In) tumuli.
rri'tll till' WlllllilNVH Jl'ttl'll KWlU HljrK l.f
Uuimi, nml n almlti riiitf vol Icy turu tlm
iilr.
A rninli, nml tlic n ntllliii'NH on tliu
liiuli, mi liiti'iii.n IiunIi, a nwilt iurulj'iiiH,
lil no fciiiy mnufio i loud lluuti'il up lb ii
wiiIIn itinl nut (ivi r thu Jullyurd. Miu
Khhiiii1, t In n hulil tlmir brtutli. Fruiu
tlirir UfHiH In tlio en v in kturlli'd "har
row Hew wliftvo tlio crowd wltu fright
omul tv 1 1 t ri tit.
In tlio juil corridor uund il tlio clink,
Clink (if empty ahull fiillliiK to tlio duo
s nervous lingers fuinliliiil nt Luxe tr
IhivimI frioli ciirtriilgim hum- with u
simp simpplng (if lireocliblot ks, wlillu
irturltig tij'cn wuro flxvil upuii tliu muo
OUUiilil.
From Ik low (ii inn ft ln w sound, tliu
uoIko i.f ngtuiy. On tlio bulakirls (if tlio
crowd miu Wiru rutitiinw- Tlio mob
surged Inn k froiu tlm Juil wiill. In tliu
pure left ili'nr Iny irtmtmtii fiinim nut
slretrhed or IiuiIiIKkI Iti uttltuilm nf gin
tomiiu horror mi tlm ntunti iivnl wuy.
Onu (Ik urn half nromi, wnvurod lurk
vvitril mid then fell Inward tlio rotrcut
Ihk inoli with it ku"iIiik ry. Mni mu
lling liuck fruiii tlm crowd with appro
Ih iinIvii lunci' nt thu window cnrni'd
jff tliu limp furiii. In tlm crowd men
toro up iitln r nu n wliu roeltul mid ting
jjiTul in mid fro.
Tlio corridor was very mill. Tho
liuiird Moil lu kili'uni. II ru und there;
iuu (Iniw n Iouk hrcntli, with n alow
In living df tlio client und ii liltluKof tlio
klioulili m. Turning tin ir cyi with mi
4ITiirt from tlm mob, tiny kIuucihI nt
tucb ollu r ii though wikinK cclillrinu
tiou fur their thought, tu I m nureil
tliut nil tliin thin; hud h.ippenud,, lluit
tlm dutk form mi tho pnvtiiii iit below
hud bu n u Ki im ri'iility. A NliKht, in)
fared priviitn tliri'W hi rlllu to tlio floor
mid turned hi fm n from tho window,
with it burnt (if liuddiiriii nob. (Jthim
wore nppiiri'iitly nt uoihiiiK mid buliW
thi lnmilvi' with their WeupoliK. No on
paid uny hiud to thu prlvulo w ho Wept
except that hi in it rmik limn itoopi'd
nud picked up hi rille. Tho tiuuli of
burned powder Iiuiik in thu nir. IJ. If,
Bennett in Llppiuoott'i.
Ihilliniix-a ami Hug Krnnrl.
DokIioumi I tho nniiio nppliod t ) a
Louko uiudo for a iIok to live iu out of
diKiri; diiK komid to it Iioumo or box
built for n dux' qunrtor indoor. Tho
doKhouM) i likely to bo for a big doy;
tho keuuol, iu private lioue, f or lit
tle dotf. There are few (lonhoiiHe um d
la tho city, mid iu proportion to tint
nuinler of put (1ik not a Kreat iiiituy
kounol, but Htllltho number of kounul
tu (ho UKKtt'KMto i coiiHlderiiblo.
IJiikIiouhc nro mndti with iloping
roof to klied rain. No aocli nweittilty ox
lt In tho vuo of tho kounul, mid kuU'
nel nro alwuy inuda with flut tou
ThiiiK muy bo placed on top of tlium
Tho keuunl 1 praotloully bu obloufi boi
inado of yellow or whito pine or of
whltewiKxl, nud nuHtoninrlly painted
whito and without oruuineiitutiou. Tho
leuunid ha a rntd opening in the top
for purpono of ventilation, wltb a cover
to put over to pruvtnt draft. Former
ly tlm door of tuuh kennel wero mado
of wlro cloth; now they urn nil made
with bur of Tory muiuII Uud gut pip-iuK-
The kennel of thi kind 1 no nindo
that it in ruined nt the corner enough
to tuiike tho bottom clear tho floor, and '
it i oftou mounted ru cuHtnr, no that
it can be couveul.iMly moved about
from room to room. Huch kunuul are !
inudu by curpenterw, and thoy cont (5 to
10 oucb, nooordhiK to the Hize. New I
York Sun.
What Got on th. Yohoa,
In Tho Century there in an article on
"The River Trip to tho Kloudike,"
writtuu by John Sidney Wobb. Mr.
VVobb lay:
AlttHka is a country of more aqnare
mile than square meuls, and the legend
ary governor of North Carolina would
have found little nine bnt muddy Yukon
watar, aMHuying CO percent lulida to the
liq uid ton, iu which to quenob bii oele
brated thirnt. "Do m you plooHo" 1 the
ifiotto. In civilization coat are worn
for variona rouHona, "on the Yukon"
becauHo it blow up cold or ruins. Nap
kin, tublocloth, Hboot and pillow do
not "go" on the Yukon, or have not
heretofore. Evon the Klondike million
aire pack hi blunkot and take whut
he can get.
Rone and Talk.
" What is a Moug recital, Undo Chris
topborf" "A wing recital? Well, aomobody
sings all uftoruoon, and an audience of
women talk through the whole perform
ance. "Detroit Free Press.
The "Prisoner of Chilloo" did not
suffer In the cause of liberty. He was a
troublesome rogue sunt to prison for
mischief making and spent his term
there in making indeoent vertes.
The vineyard! of Italy cover nearly
8,000,000 acres.
!., of KiiliuriMii Mr.
"Yen," ili'lml iliuNiilitirb.iii reidilitnt,
'1 II ,;i;hl I liii'l iliiikoii olT my hoodoo
.int'l t'.itt 1:1 I ! r.v clinic, Now I luivo
I.; m I nut (Inn ciyvliini plan Ii to
j;,, nil nri'lii.il tlei In. i, xn Mill protect
"li Ii 1 1 ii' .el ly iih 1 Ihimi Ji ft,
" VV Inn 1 went urn tin rn, it wa wild
k 1'iIikIhu to ruvivn tlm jili i.win of life
In it country lioimi, (inch u lind iiiiiiId
n.y l.i ylioi.il ho h.ipiiy, lint my cxpuil
I 'm i n wi in iih (IimiiiiI iih niy niiiicipa-
tiuin. 1'inl I ii brirlit. Chiukeii 1 1 1 1 u
lahli'il my I icii tx iy mull tliu hint of joy
i Imii ii Cocliii'i ( liiini luid (lli iii nri d
All (lie iiiMiiouH fruit wu iliiudri'l
Iroin pciu Ii trcoH (hut 1 had tvutclnd
Willi Jiuliiu cuin fur yenr. Kvi n l)i.
H tllllt HI'I VI l IIMI ill tllll lllhJIUKIll c.f
!iirluii(ii wi id iiri'i'ilitlouhly n i.td to
C.IIIHI lllll fillhtdf tll' lll will) MM Witlll.llt
tliii fi-ur of thu law bufuio tin ir nynn.
Not content with ilcKpoiliiiM mil of my
livu Mock nml fnrm prmluct, tho nllil
iiiiii. ii. ii i liiviidi il my lumn' hold. 1
awakened i.nn moruliiK to nuln tho rb
hi iii.u of my entire wardrobe, fchir', col
lar mid cu I'm lin lured. My wutcli, uiu
iiioniN, collar bnttuu mid loomi cIiiiiiuh
liud K' li" vith the rent of tliu htuir.
Then 1 put in burglar ulurin und hlept
with oiio cy oH'ii.
"JunI ii I bad becniiio reconciled mid
wu feeling w euro they inducid inn to
run fur olliic You know tho rent, I
pnit f.1,000 mid didn't gi t U plucn III
tliu riicn, They doublii crnnm-d mo. Now
Fill nil Iiilillllielite. I will ueiiher glvt
nor unI( fiuirtir. I've retired, mid 1
have tho lii.i'Ht private colliKitioii of fire
arm iu thi cr uny other country."
Di trolt Free I 're.
Tlm ApiiUirgiiik of Uulnnlarillnl- mail
Jluko u many friend a ever yon
can, for you never know In whut con
tingency a man muy Ui able (o i rvo
you. llidu dixjili ui-uro. I havo oftet
had Id m i k tho aid of jM oplo anliiHt
w hom I wu thoroughly ill dlHpoHcd,
nud they, believing tlm contrary or at
h'lot not being aware of thi, huvo
nerved me iiuiht readily.
L'iin rci ived l i KiniiiiiK often open
tlm wuy to Kreat miwhief or great hiio
ci mi, tliereforo iioln tivcrything and
wi-lnu well even tlio nitwt trifling clr
cuiiihiiiiicu. (in your doing or nut do
iiiK wliiit i ciiih nt tho moment n mere
trillit iifti ii hung thing of lira impor
tance, mi lu Mini to cuiiiiidcr well.
Nc vi r In. Id n future thing no certain,
bowt'ver pOMiiivi ly ccrtutn it muy m ein
n not, if yon inn ixmnibly do it without
Uiettiug your plan, to keep in rcixrvo
mii.e coin mi to follow if tho contrary
kin. iild turn up. 1 luivo often eiu reully
lung headed lnen, when they havu to
tun lie tip their in Hid ubout '.iu weighty
biihllioH, li t Ulxilit itliyoollciderillgtwo
or tlireo cure tliiit ure mont likely to
biipi'i u nud come to a decUiou on the
akhlllilpti.lll tllUt OIIO Of tllCHO CUkCH i
kuro to come. Thi i (lungerou, fur of
tin and umiul.'y there uriw koine third
or tuurth ciu which bud been over
looked und which your decitiioti will
not lit. You hud much better, therefore,
keep your deciHiim nelly to whut tho
actual incchhity of lL mutter compel.
John Morlcy iu Nineteenth Century.
Tlik fur of Uiium Fern.
In tho Iioum) whero fern are kept in
duce by meuiiM of ('Vuporiitiou, nyring
iug or HpniyiugUNUiuch moihturo to tho
air a piwMblu, for they generally do
not kuccenxfully witlistiiinl u dry, parch
ing niuiuhphcro. For tho purpono of
retaining moist nir about tho plant
Wuuilau cum or fcrucric nro often
Uhcd with giHHl Nuocciui or a glu bell
placed over tho plant purt of tho time.
It i well to hour iu mind hIko that
feriiH, with tho exception of tho burdy
ujiluiid ort, grow iu moint, shaded
place. It i therefore esMiutial that
they never dry out und thut they bo
kept in partial shudo. It i not wio,
however, to souk tho plant daily,
whether imodod or not. Wheu now
frond are unfurling, avoid placing the
plant iu a poaltiou where it will bo ex
posed to tho full power of the sunlight,
a it will sometimes bum or blunt tho
tender young frond. Woman's Homo
Companion.
Rival Cltlun.
Johnny's fuce wa Huiearcd with dirt
and tears, there wu a lump ou hi luft
cheek, and one Uuuo projected through
a jugged rent iu hi trouocrs leg.
"Johnny, Johnny," exoluiiuod his
mother, "buvoyou beun fighting nguiu?"
"Yop," ho replied. "Me an thut boy
from Now York hud a scrap. Ho looks
wors'n I do, too, you bet."
"You'll brcuk my huurt, you willful
boy I What woro you fighting ubout?"
"About tho jography of Chicago. I
said it hadn't any bluffs, an he auld it
wa all bluff, a. I chugged him."
Chicago Tribune.
Dcllaloiu llrolUd Ojrkten.
Drain largo, fat oysters, lay thorn out
on n board mid dry with a soft cheese
cloth. Dust lightly with salt and cay
enne. Toast squares of bread. Arrange
thorn neatly on the platter. Put the
oysters in an oyster broiler and broil
quickly over a clear tiro, broiling first
on one side about three minute aud
thou turning them ou the other. Ponr
juNt a little warm water around tho
edges of the toat, arrange three oystor
neatly on each piece, put over a little
molted butter und serve at ouce. Mrs.
H. T. Iioror in Ladies' Home Journal.
Mn at Ills Word.
"nave a cure, oh, my daughters,"
Biiith the wIno woman, "how thou tak
et imin at hi word wheu ho spoakoth
concerning himself 1 He glories iu hi
strength nud vauiitoth it before his fel
lows und most of nil before thee, but
ho would be hnndled as a fragile piece
of brio-a-bruo. " Womuuklud.
i The volunteer lifeboat service of Eng
luud, established in 1824, has more than
800 lifeboats ou the shores of tho king
dom and has been instrumental in sav
ing 80,000 lives.
More English women are married to
Germans than to mombors of any other
foreign nation.
1)0 YOU NEK I) ANY
Dooi; Ins, m
OR OTHER BUILDING MATERIAL?
: (JO TO :
C. H. BESTOW II CO.
Low Prices. First-class Goods.
Corner llth and Main Streets, Oregon City, Oregon.
; -fi THE FIRST OF THE YEAR
Will )h adeniraMo time to enter the
New claHHt'K will be commenced after the holiday vacation.
For catalogue, addrens
W. I. STALEY, Salem, Oregon.
The Marketing Point.
As the Great Manufacturing Center
of the Pacific Coast
OREGON CITV
THE PRODUCE
Get our Prices
II
StfCMkL
OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
The factory towns of the East are noted
for affording the best market to the neigh
boring farmers and gardeners in proportion
to the jxjpulation of any of the towns in
that section. The reason for this is that
the people of these towns have a fixed in
come upon which they can always depend,
and, as a consequence, they are liberal buy
ers, paying cash for all their purchases.
0
is uoming to oe une ot tne
Best Marketing Towns in the State
This is proven every day by the number
of farmers, who are to be seen on its streets
selling their produce, who, until just the
last few years, sought the markets of other
towns. The system of macadamized roads
that is being built into all parts of Clack
amas county, will enable all the people ol
this county to share in the profitable mar
ket that Oregon City affords. If, as it is
sure to do, the demands of Oregon City in
crease in the next five years as it has in the
past five years, this city will rank next to
Portland as a market place for
of the Farmer
on Job Printing.
SCHEDULES OF TIME
HOUTHKRN fAOim KAILWAT
k'JTM ROVWD.
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" irg lo'l (wy tniiiiui)
S ..VI. m.
p.m.
cil'TH novfli.
rfiMiburif IOR.) (way .utimiio
Uillirnl KipieM (through!
11:27 t. m
9. 0 . in
I'lri'fAi. HC.KLiljLf..
r xivTUKkN rtLirio mii-nun.
VI. ill Hum, go i.f Noiih, ... 8:'U'-m.
lli ". uiiik HO'iui.'J 00. m mni M p m.
Xn I ill.i lui ci fi..m .Mir. I 7:o p in., Hi li .
M ill ili iIIjuu il fr.im sou ii y.lu ui , il.lu (. Hi.
.SY AT nut KI.K(.'IKiC u s
Ml) cIv.D. (or fjrt.mid and ln rl ucl g
IHII..U, liioi.it iiiiii 4 A!t i. in.
H ..I clo.e i.r l.lHUe on.jf, 8 . m.
I:4.'i i. in.
i. ui ..rilroi Iroin P.nlU.iil, 11.) s. iiu ai
4:ISp. m.
nut koi Tien.
Or oil Cltjr loEly.tkrili. Mulllio. IJIjct.I hiiJ
Hiluim !; al U Di. kml airivvk Uin.
lull.
unxoii C'ltr to hever Crck, Mink, (,'lnrk.
Memluw llruok, I'uiuu llli. mni Coitii,liivea
ti tt m. Morniiiy, WetluoKjrfy ui r.,Uiiy,
ml reuinu uu IoIIowiiik ilum i . .15 p. ni
Orexi'U CHy lo Vioik, liiu aii'l Keilisud
leaven Orrguu City Mouiity, Weluiwliy altd
Kri.Uy at I.IM i. iu., .aviu Vlula aaino day!
l 7:uu. B-
Vluou City 10 VYillaine.le, o.nlf.r. and
A'.liiiUli., arrlvout luUa ami ,ve. mi
11.30 a. in. Ua.-y.
O u ml iiul.vuiy Miodr n op n on uu-ia.
(roui 10 to 11 a. in. Ai 1 i.-r .i .. p ! in- h
tx.xaiiua iior i. i.iompily M I (iff Huuia.,
a. .u uiue: d )
A !- rn in ..I .hat la delad u . Inlla o
rritKO . t.m a. m., B. '. ti lu oili e .uj o.i U
v'cl Hia ur mecti o car.
Legal NoticeH.
olire Tor Publication.
Landolll.e utOr no.i City, O e., June 14,
Mot.oi ii hereby (.Tu lha. the I 'l.uwiug
Da i.e.. i.Uer Iii,i iiIjj botivc of b a lu. ui.un
to maau u.iai piuvf I . m p.. I Ibltcla m.aud
I. mi a ,1 1 i.r oi w.U tw inil; uf r. the K slit-'i
and Ku. eler at Uicgou Lll,0 ., (la ini) Mta,
Dm, v.i:
kAM CEL. PKA I1KK;
H. E B72, lor tne S!i . !E'4 6 -v. 80, Tp. r;
at 2 e.
IJ.- u rn. h follow. iik witu m to pmr,
h .co.nluuoua r aid-oce lijo aud culiiTailuO
ua dla .d. ti:
a. E. 1 ho uaa, LB. Thoaiaa, Maatua Grab,
John II. V rgJaoa. all u -'i Um .III;., Uiei'ia
-n-,Ua CdAd. J. JtuUUbd, U4 atcr.
IlveciilorS Police
N OIl. E lo HrltthV IIUl lllE CNIfEii
l juji u..a oe.a amy po.u... b, ...
Ho uod.i t. II .yea. Judfj oi ih j C-u .ly
Cjjii u. t ie o. ..e ... U ., ...r Cl,.kam
tuuui, a .ti.Wr ul .hj ..... ..l aud i.bi.j.iui
u( JimvpU .1 l.o- utijcuQ i. All h o..t i.av
iQ.tl a aat t.t aa. i ut ur-- ie-'iby uo.i
Hid 1 1 prj-n.t .ue .ine iu y ve..flei ti irn .i
.je uili .o ol o ii di C. I). L.i-'U.uim, my m.tit-u.-.
hii..Iu .! H..1.I l. m .uj .iuij ol .o.i
u t.e.
ui ..a, June 16, W). Uieg.i i ly, 0-enu.
J. .vUAUi.l ulu.S'.
r.xcutu A.i.r.aid.
otlre or Flual Nettlemeaii,
I hereby give uo..ce tal I ban bind in the
County Court of liackiuiaa Count-, stale ol Ore
m.hi, my acouuuta tor hnl .etllmeui aa Aumin
iatrtor ol ill. cautleul i .,m . K.e..y,ue
eaaea, AuU the Curt hiui appuinte ilao U . , ,li j
.o u . y ol au,'U.., l.w, ailiiu'clock A. i
ae the date (or exainiuatioa and aulUauieui of
auch aivouuta. UuiUiilU,
AOiuiuiauTaior u.tb lb will au exe. ol the
v-UU ol iug..li iu It Vvrly, .iM'lj.
Ia.. , Ju .u 1j, leMx
Jollre Tor I'ubllcation.
Laui Ollic. a Or sou C.t,,Or... xay Id. 1838.
Noi.ca I. heruy K.ve.i i a t . (j.io.i.h
i.auiei ..ti er na. 11 ei uo.Ij. oi ni inte.tiuu
to m ka II i. pro n iu u,., o of u.i cii.i.u, ud
t.iai miIj p wu wi.. be .uade b.-.ore toe Uigi-ur
i.nd Kec l.cr at or. gou City. On , on Aug 'at
u n, ikvb, i u:
II.LIAV1 BiKlOW:
U. E. 12212, lor lac loU 2, S, i aud i and K H of
dc. ; oi oca. a, l p. a, n. I. c
H Diuie.iho nlluw.u itue-u. to prove
a., coutiuuuu. rj.iu'..e upou and cu.tlv.iluu
ol aa.diauii, via:
Oeo ge knight of Canby, Ore.;t. 8. Tall,
of barioW, Ore : Wi li.,ai baUer, uf uarlow.Ure.,
ana Jului Olina ot Lauuy, Ura.
i-a, 5-U CUao. B. MOOrtES, Bem.U;r
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SHASTA KOUTE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC C0MPANV
Express Trains leave Portland Daily.
8ou.h I I Worth.
:0ur.M. I Lv fortland Ar I
:Ur. m. I Lv OregouCity Lv S:40a.k.
7:4Aa.m. I Ar e). raucltco Lt :00r. k.
The above trania stop at ail stations be
tween Portland, balem, Turner,
Marion, Jellerson, Albany, Tangent, Sliedda,
Ualsey, Uarnsburg, Junction City, Eugene,
Cottage Grove, Drain, Oakland and all sta
tions iroru Koseburg to Asli land inclusive
Rebate tickets on eale between Portland.
Sacramento and San Francisco. Net rates
$17.00 first clans aud f 11.00 second class in
cluding sleeper.
Katea aim tickets to eastern points and
Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO
LULU and A US f R A LI A. Can be obtained
from K. K. BOYD, ticket agent, Oregon City
KOSEBUKO MAIL ( Dally 1.
8:S0a. a. I Lv Portland Ar
:2Ja. h. j Lv Oregon C ity Lv
6:20 r. a. I Ar Koseburg Lv
I 4:30 r.a
ii-.mr. a
7aoa. a
Vt'eat Hide Dmilon.
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND COEVALLI8.
Mali Train, Daily (Except Sunday.)
7:S0a.M.
Lv
Ar
Portland Ar
Corvallii Lv
i:S0r.a
1 20 r.a
11:. M
At Albany and Corvallii connect wltb traini
ot Oregon Central A Eastern Kallroad.
Express Train Dailv (Except Sunday)
4 50 r.a. I Lv Portland Ar $:A. k
7.011 M I A. HfnUtntivtll l. I R-Ml . I.
8 80r. a. Ar Iu.lepeudvnoe Lv 1 1:50 a.m.
R.KOEHLEK,
Manager.
C. H. MAKKHAU,
An't Q. I. and Pam. Agent
FOR SALE.
One of the best farms in Clackamas
County for sale. L. L. Fokteb.
OAB'TOTTTA.
Bean th A Ths Kind Ym Haw Always Bought
flto Kind Ym
Signature
it
f I L0intmeiit will cure Hlind.
I llll Bleea'" nd tubing
JI I I lavPllea. It absorbs the tumors.
mrir. Wllllimi1 Indian Pll
alluys the itching at once, acts
us a poultice, irlves Instant re
lief. Dr. V Illinois' lmlian Pile Oint
ment In nrenared for PI lea and Itch-
tng of the private parts. Every box is
warranted, uy arurgisia, oy man on re
eelpt of prire. 60 cents and $1.00. WILLIAMS
MANUFACTURING CO., Trope., Cleveland. Ohio.
For sale by C. G. Hnntley,
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all la leavening
StrCIUZth.-V. 8. (kvaraataat Raport
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Cily, HI Louie,
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PaotMail
7:20a in.
p in.
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Walls Walla. Hpota-e,
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Dnliitb. Milwauki,
t iii' kKo ai.d t aut
Rpokana
Klyer
10.iiJa.in.
8 p. m.
Ocean Hteamalilpt
411 Bailing I'atm imbjoct
to chiuige
For -an Francinco
4 n. I
ka.l Juiy 3, C, 9, 12,
iu ii, n, n, a, ai
7 p. m.
To Ala-ka
ail Ju y lil.
i p. m.
R p. m.
Ex. Sunday
fiirday
p. m.
Columbia Siver
hie enters
To Aa'oria a d Way
Landiuga. 4 n m.
Ex. coiidaf
Sam.
Willamette Klver
F.i. dun. lay
'!) p. m.
M..n, Wad.
sua th.
jOrea-on City, Newler,
ralein and ay-Lind a
7 a.m. iWlllamet' and Yamhill
4:10 D.m.
luea, mur Itivera
T.iea,lhar(
andna Oregon City. Haytoa,
anj Way.UuiOinga.
and sat.
Ire
Kiparia
1:4.1 a m
Jion. tA.
and Friday
Snake Elver
Kiparia to Uwiatoo
L-ava
LnriatHI
9:4.5a av
nun, luea,
aud lhar.
W. H. HURLBUKT,
Geo. Pass. Agent, Portland, Or.
F. E. DONALDSON, Agent,
Oregon Cily.
FOR CLATSKANIE
Steamer G. W. Shayer,
LEAVES
Portland foot of Wanhinifton street Tues
day, Tliur8ilay and Sunday evenings at
5 o'clock Returning, leaves Clatskanie)
Monday, Wednesday and Friday eyen
ings at 5 o'clock. Will pass Oak Point
about 7; Stella 7:15; Mayger 7:25;
Rainier 8:20; Kalama9:15; St. Helena
10 :30. Arrive in Portland 1 :30 a. m.
This is the nearest and most direct
ronte to the great Xehalem valley.
Shaver Transportation Co.
When Going
East ....
Use a first-class line in travelling between
Minneapolis, St. Paal and Chicago
and the principal towns in Central
Wisconsin.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars
in service.
The Dining can 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 information call on your neares
ticket agent, or write to
Jas. C. Pond, or Jas. A. Clock,
Oen. Pas. Agt., General Agent,
Milwaukee, Wis 246 8tark St.,
Portland, Or.
NOBLITT'S STABLES
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
OREGON CITY.
LOCATED BETWEEN TBI BRIDGE
AND
DEPOT.
Double and Single Rigs, and Bad
die horses always on band 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 Boucrht and Sold.
Horses Boarded and Fed on reason
able terms.
Mott's Nerverine Pills
The great
remedy for
nervous pros
tration and
all nervous
diseases of the
generative or-
atuuiut ad ariMt ubihu. px& ot either
sex, such at Nervous Prostration. Failing or
lost Manhood, Impotency, Nightly Emis
sions, Youthful Errors, Mental Worry, ex
cessive use of Tobacco or Opium, which
lead to Consumption and Insanity. $1X0
per box by mailt 6 Soxes for $5.00.
BUTTS CHEMICAL CO, Prop's, CieieUnd, Giiio.
For aale by C. G. Huntley.