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OHEOON CITY KNTEItl'ItlSE, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1899, jron City Enterprise IDCAL TRANSPORTATION LINE! ( tun FtH'" Hii.wr C'oMi-itkr IIAVS (JUTLAND Coin li tit ) hi A. M. f. M. , on 'r to ktllaaukl , only to l,Lull IIAVI ORCOON CITY 7:03 A. M. 7 3" JJ 9 ' 10.03 10 jo it a 11 to t, U. ixj I 50 JJ yw 4 "5 4 i pi t to 7 '$ 7 Vi tm out to Mifwaukl 9 'J in: 3" II 50 only to Milwaukl 41 MiNUtl CMIOULI. ,ft 11 r m foHiuxn m vr hi nut iitim at to. lM , ti oaa, rlW u4 R fUifc -lrl I ' Ml. iij amkjtk rit at. i a a, III 11 f at. a " - 10 - it " K " 1 ir I u -I u I 4 e m. I l ' I U -I I- -1m" a lliQ anu-r. . 1 1 . 9 t ( C. A hil l k-H. rrr. THE LOCAL NEWS. rum (orr F. t'n.ler Cap r'red MeUner will go to Portland jy evening In lJy and wiine hlui Iim 111 gam ! lb armory rrn lottery A and Company F ol tin). LuiitM Aarr IVjuily FUh Coin- iiirt M O. Mgan arreted iwta 11 We-lnewlay morning lor Minion t up thet'larkamae. Mr. Morgan li.l lie saw 1 1 i ruler throw lo uteiluanl and llirn lie III boat 10 l,k. Ililnlrf on tl olllrf 1 tl.ii ilir t'y whom Mr Morgan in U. r I- t waa not In, a h wai al tor l II )' tune, rating breakfal. Mr. jiiMi,.. llinitrr't Uil and now I. 'i f I, ni hn.tiht an action H)f ainat kn in r'nln hie lupit pruily. I'tirii i iiitnT. .! . Ilation, lira H lilllr Up III CUi Vlll, itlii -rlu accident liil rut wood the olhrr day. II held Hi 11 ill e hand lid III Stitk In til tr 111 1 he raiard Ibeax to trik, f I1" ranght in lil parit'a l-g and 'l 'In- I.U.Ir 14 fall lira II y on lil ni, 1 uhIhk ih bom' nil trtiifom f f ic ' 1 ' 1 1 uiaiiiier. II liml iillU lcht in f . .( iuIikI o ,ni tii Ilia !ilcr!iiif I an. I (1 1 11 ,-,,u,o Imnlllr Into Orricm Iii io Ir. Hlrirklanil JM vrry i 1 liV to relieve tl aulFi'ilng. never l lull reroyertxl If ! nUavt me tl ami with rl il.ili. ulty. ' In HO A HlliK-ThAl K . TllO Wil- i.-i... 1 raxrCo. ionlo litiilil I. inn ,iiii mile iioilh o( Unk 'il. Miniiim from tlin H. 1'. U. It. it tin. mvit ur hall a mile. Urlorw 1 i.i" imi k ran Iw rrecteil, a Kirtion l'."i.il Ti'littraili line imoit ho re- M'ii, mi il'at ruiitn may lie mail (or li.i' iiml ihla work; I InIiik done in kmiii, (f I'urtlaml. Tlilaalilo It in in I m Ui, ,y the mill i'ominy i'ii 1 Ci.nl ihey may tlilp th li'Ki y ol nnlniitil 01 far a IttM k Inlam.' and 1 H"in thrru that Ihey may ahle- ii' una and lluat the l"K" ll' runt !ie iiv 011 1 1 111 rlvnr. lilt h III Imi a "Kin ill" mllln and a gruut tonvoii- A k N 1 1 ii I-' 1 vi a Til 1. a It m i 1 tm of "-1 in ihti iiianiuiiMlrinim of Ore 1 1') mid vicinity who have Won '"iik iii the varloiiH fllhtao( ataira h"n "ii Hie hliiir, fur ai'voral yeata i" know ahout how many atrpa P1!""-" tint four Ktitlrwav. In the ii'ii'iinu from llio lowt-rflr honwo io tin Mull to Fourth atrwt there are iniiiilnr In thiwe lolnliiK with Mli nn.,.1, a M-J, thoNti on (Seventh "'i I'll) nml IIiohu on the olovatod lr) 'over the railway, l.'iO, iimkintf Friil liiiul of 7:'2. In It atranue that I'linr 1 1(( il occunhIoiibIIv complain wirini'M and futlKiie? The next im- 'VtMiiuiit made in our fair city ahould kIhI of four electric elevator, owned oixiitied hy the city and run for a 't thu round trip. If this could ma- "'wt It would add Krently to the coin- F t of thu city and muny of tho aed "illrni who are now ntmhlii to viH 1"" 1'iiHiiUiHa portion of tho city could i"y life nimin. Anotiikh Watchman Nkicdkd. LB"t , miner the KnlerpriHe urgnd the neo Hity of procurlnii anothor nlnht watch o lieHidos Odlcer Bhaw, to he aU- 'oi.ed n ti, hin BtM, w Bn fon ll.ly riimliMhid of the wi.dom of our 'Kin.liiu, tl.rt.ii or four vlllaiiou l'HM.t rol.ln.ry have already (men illfH led Ui our iiull.e Oni(on Clly la at altered, and the giioKra,hlral lay of Ha loratluii la ao Irr.-unUr and hroken up tliat It cannot Imi watrlied aail.farUirily I' one man, howevnr alientlve I.I. duly h may U. and hil. illllgeiitly wati lie th0 hu.liiima houae llow tha hluiT ami la j faithful lo hit .l, yet the reaident por- uon CI Ilia city la ,)y neiflwrUil driiiK Hi Iilifhttlm when heera, thieve and I'll kH keU are moat artlv In th ro (eaalon. On aeveral nllit. tha duaky outllnea of men hay been aeen akulklnx around alley nayi and throuith hak yard ami on Inalam- I rrporbtd her a Udy, who waa alona In the hooaa, ook. thriMinh her window and a met hy tha flendUlt gat of a mid. Iila-ht Irairip, who moat lerUlnlv wa henton norharluhl mlalon of love, Till condition ol affair I heron, Inn terlou. It ia now unaaf lor a lady to rroaafroin on atreat to another, after lilKlitlll. without a truatv em orl. Tl.U condition of Uilif- ahould U tt"ly mooineii ami Ida cily ahould employ another wati hman lunnedlaudy. A I'Lataiao Htiri-TH.a. Key. and Mra. A. J. Montgomery tendered a moat cordial reception lo lit Uumihera of tha rhurrli and Ihelr numervoa frienda at (heir horn on hevantb atreal laat Wed henlay allrriioon. Th purpiMN) of Dili gathering wa that lh aocial tl.-a Ik teeu Ihein all, ml(ht he drawn Into a clor and mora cordial relaiioniihiii and that thoe who were yet unaripuinted might in the fulura fwl fully at home. A large nnuiU-r of the ladie of the con gregation I'oik advantage ol thl opjior luuily and apenl a riini ol the after noon with Mr. and Mr. MooWvinery and their frlrmlt. The attendance wa not only compriaed of older NMiile, hut many little folk did honor to tha occ a sion with their preaeiii-a and their con tribution lo tha aorlahill'y of th gather ing waa hy no mean a meagre ona. M l.ulu Mycr re--rivl lh gtleat at th deir and In a pleaaing manner aided Mr. and Mr. Muiiigomery In inlnxluo- Ing th atrariger. Th h -'iUI.I par lot wer all prettily dm kej in a variety of lieautlful wolland ahruh. graielul friiia an I bright g'ren Oteg'in grae. In Ida parlor a drlirion little luncheon comiating of aeveral klndaol rak and lUlnty cu of chocolate, wa taalily preal u-mn tha table, and on all the wall ol tlil rosy room wa an elal-orai display of rtl wiilta and blue llagawlth Old (ilory occupying th mt coiiicu ouaplai in th renter, Kvery feature III th affair wa pleating in the ritrriue and eveiyU-ily 'lelt that it had truly lieen good U I there. A Ir.ut.iiirix Tka 1'abtv. Never lie lore, in th annate ol party going, In Oregon (My, ha alxly-fotir year re ceived more pleaaing attention than Ihey did on Monday afternoon of thl week hen a number ol our elderly la.lin, inarahalted their anguat frcra together, and in duuhte quick time, made an up ierled a.N-arance at ttie home of Mra. J. N. Keatie on KiflU atrwt.. The whole atrair could not have been a more com nlelc aurnrla to the honored hoete. and her charmingly cordial reception aaimred each of lb bold Intruder that her preaetica waa apprei latitl and greatly deaired. All thought of irremony or tia lety formality wer loet In the atmoa pheie of eiatcrl; alWllon which ipilckly aroae, and to the whole ecrne, there waa ma ii if ext that faacinating aMTl of re united family tie. Old friend who had hi-en aeparated for many moot ha, and at thi K'd time brought fnn into each othcra prerence, lo delve once more in to memorlea ol happy by gonedaya. Willi laiuh ami about Ihey returned to ai eiie of ai hotd cirl life, humoroiiHly w ht-aracd ihelr old joke and revisited play gronmla dicuHid the future and mdly glanced at the pathetic iucldcnta uf the paat. In the midnt of these rurcrie they were lumniomnl to the dinning room where Mra. J.J.Cooke had In rvadlneaa a inoatexiuiaile lunch- 1 which wai not long in making ita iliHipiciirttUce and which appeanod fur llv time being the rather abnormally developed appetite of the inva Icr. From thia on until evening (he good time continued and wan brought to a clo-e only when the low dcuceiiding inn inhered in the ahadca of night. Those prexent were: Mr. and Mrs. J. J. C'Kikej- McHilumeH. IValle, Kundall, Meldriim, Hobeita, WilllaiiiH, Kockncr, hit row, Healow, Taylor, Wilkinaon, Huntley, Moore, McCaryer, Jggf. and Fox. Tim Hat ('ontkht. Which occurred in Wclnhard'a hall on Saturday evening wu fully aa entertaining a anticipated, and atrorded no little mniiaenient to all preaent. Tho weather although quite unfavorable to a crowded houae.kept hut few away and Inateud of dampening the hut trimming fervor on tho part of the young men it acemod to add to their enthiiHlaHm, for they never hao before, and probuhly never will again diaplay hiiuI) atiirtling hut trimming dexteVIty, aa waa exhibited on thia occunion all the liner gracea of the muni talented artist were In evidence, to inch a iiirpriHlng degree that many hula which might be terniod na ouch when first placed on the table could not conRclentioualy be hon ored with audi a title after paHaing through the beautifying ordeal at the m I 1 An lixctllcnt Coinbinatloii. Th pleasant method and beneficial effect of the well known remedy, hrm or Floa, manufactured by th C'Ai.iroHMiA Kui Hrhur Co., illuatrat th value of obtiiinliitf tlia ll'jiild luxa tlv principle of plant known to be medicinally laxative and prraenllng them In thu form moot refrealilng to the laat and acrrptahli to the ayatem. It la the one ierfect atreiijrtheriliiir laxa tiva, rleanintf tlm avatem eHeclually, diH'lllng ciildi, lieailachea and fevera gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome lialntniil conatlpatlon pt-r-liiaueutly. It erfuct freedom from very oiijectiiiiiaiiiu. quality ami aub' atani e. and it acting- on the kidney, enirnr or IrriUtlnjf thuiu, inaka it the ideal liver and buvrela, nit In nit weake laiatlva. lu tha priM't-aaof manufacturing (lira are uaed, M they are pleaoarit to the tale. hut the rnnlkelnal qualltiraof the remedy are obtained from arnria-arid other ammatie planU. by a method known to tti rALiroHxu Kio tsyntT Co. only. In order to ifrt ita brnelli-lal rfli-eU and lo avoid Imltatlotia, pleax roiiiemlM-r the full name of the Company printed on the front of every patkage. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. am raAMciaco. CAL. IXurV!LI.B. T. KBW TOB. W. T. fuf Ml itf all Uraga'ata. f rid fuc prr buUI hind of the trimmer for then, clothed in a glittering aaaortment of many color, their identity wa difhYult to anertain. or of what nan they might be toman-; kind, a problem not lo be canity aolved. About fotirty hata were trimmed and alter akill and laat had June all poaaible lo beautify aa well aa magnify them. Tliey were worn around th room twice for ln-ei tlon. Th judge were Me damea Hhodea. MtVaryrr and Fok, who derided that the hat trimmed byK. Johnaon wa the liel for which he re ceived aa a prita a allvrr handled hat bnixh, the one trimmed by J. Keating econd lieat, the priae for which waa a a little and the one trlmmel by W. 1'iradley, tha pooreat of all, in return for whirhlioaa awariled with the booby prite.. Hefreahmenta canie after thl pletioid diaplay of lal-nt and a number of the audience engagel in dancing. The affair wa given by lb ''Daughter of the King," of SI. Caul rhurch under th pcraonal urviMon of Mr. N. W. I j retire and Mia llatlle Cochrane. Maklaa Vooihmli. A football require a vaat amount of work U firo It la ruady for kicking" over the gridiron. Tha ball are covered with rowhM which 1i'iHt hiivo remttlned In the tan pit a year or mora. Tha hl'hn ara from 7 to 8 feet long, C to 7 fix-t wide and before aplitting weigh from 21 to 80 pound. The aklu hit to be apllt Into two layer The part to be naed ia ofikwl for a few dnye In a clcauaing preparation. It la "lked" ont to tnak it firm. It I fed and cnt Into ihap. Tha atrip ar atlkhed, alwayi by band. The bladder ia or ahould b of tha flneat I'ara rubier, and undergo tterhapa mor prociaiaM Uian th cow tilde. It ia a neceaaary to th football ai pneumatic tirea ar to the cycle; In fact ren m.r ao, alnc no effect! v anhati tut tor an air bladder ha yet been dia covernl Tha bladder la of Immense atrength, and ia 11 tM with a ootzl through which th air ia injected Thoae bladd'Ta ar an expenalv item and repreaent a conaidtrrahl portion of th coat of manufacture. Th bladder U iiiaerted throngh lb nnlaced alit and the next prorc ia to blow it op. Tha rubier norzl flu over a metal tnbe on th machine A few tarna of th band wheel and the ball la inflated It la now laced np and banded over to the ahaper, who pat down any on- vennna In th eama lleware of OlntmenU for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. ai mercury will aurely deatroy the acnae of amell and completely derange the hole ay item when entering it through he miicoua aurfacei. Such article! ahould never be uned except on pre acriptiom from reputable phyilcan. aa the damago they w III do ii ten Md to the good you ran potuubly derive from them, llall'a Catarrh Cure, manufac tured by F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, ()., contaiiii no mercury, and ia taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mncouaaurfiicet of the lyatcm. In buying llall'a Catarrh Cure be mire you get the genuine. It ia taken Inter nally, and mado in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. Teatimoniala free. Sold by Irugglata, price 75 centa tier bottle. Hall' Family I'ilU are the beat. OX LVKltY IIOTTLF.. Of Shiloh'a Coninmption Cure ia thi guarantee : "All we ai-k of you ia to u-e two third of the contents of thia bottle aithfully, then if you can ray you ate not hencllted return tho bottle lo your Drug gist and he may refund the price paid." I'rice '26 eta., W) els. and $1.C0. C. 0. Huntley, Druggiat. Tha Traibral Markaaaaa. An extraordinary -.hooting adventnrt i recr-rded by A L linlht of tit But Dinaeqin. Helangor. Malaya On day In laat Jnly a Mulay woodcutter went ont into the jungle to cnt fni 1. taking with him an old aingle barreled mnx xla loading gun loaded with lh rathet ouacientillc charge of a bullet and font bnckahot Moving quietly throngh tha junj-le. ha anddenly came upon a tiger feding on the carcaa of a aambbar. and with touching confidence in bit weapon firid at a diatance of 20 pace The tiger rolled over, and when th Malay cuntioiialy approached be fonnd not one dead titer, but two. the econd baving been bidden from th n por te nia n. though only a few feet diatant from the animal be fired at Mr. Ilnth-r. w bo made a pout mortem examination of the titter after they bad been fkium-d. found that in each caae a tingle bnckahot bad gone to tbt heart. One bad alno an inaigniflcant wonnd on the head from another pellet "For a really 'appalling fluke." aa Mr Butler aaya. thia achievement of tb Malay woodcutter will be bard to beat It certaluly ii not a performance any ane white man will try to parallel much lea to eclipae Ol Lot aa Krw Reaiaele. Teople ara miiling at the little par sage at arm which took place between two young women at a luncheon the other day One of the women ia a beau tiful blond, a bride, and ibe come from the ninth She met the other woman flirt at the afore-mid luncheon and. link ing banda in her characUrixtic, cordial way. aaid "I'm ao glad to meet yon I Yon bar afforded uie ao much amnaement. " "Amnaementr" aaid the other. "Ob. ye!" went on the bride. "I'ti been throngh niy hmiliand'i deek. and I've read all hi old love letters. I fonnd aereral very warm and affectionate let ter from you. and I enjoyed reading them ever ao much ' "I'm ao gUd yon enjoyed them I' purred the other "But do come to ice me very i ton I have the answers to all tboae letters, and you might like to read them. Mr. X. 'a letter are ever ao much warmer and more aflectiouute than thoae I wrote him. I know you'll enjoy reading tbeui ever ao much more than yon did mine. "New York World There are 20 pencil works in Buvut ia. of which 93 are In Nuremberg, the great European center of the lead pen cil trade Three factories employ from 8.000 to 10.000 workers and produce 4.300.000 lead and colored chalk pencils every week- The hubit of reading at the dining table ia strongly condemned by L'lly giene Modorne. though it thinks looking over the paper at breakfast is compara tively barmleea pa jtHSOlWtlYtllCE Fitatie9 Uic food more delicious and wholesome an owa tmm. Tnacan lioya'llk moot other, delight lo flying: kita, bat cvnUiin doe not per mit them to do ao except daring Lent If tbey flew in th face of thia custom, their kites would b torn np by th oth er boya la 1877 Falcon 1 aland, in th Friend ly troop, began aa smoking aboal Tea year later it was a volcanic laland abont 800 feet blgb and ever H mile long Now It Is diaappearing A Baa ria Far wt Mm. Among the ancient Spartans every thing was considered secondary to mil itary efficiency, and with a view to te rn ring this th boy and men were by law kept in a continual atateof "train ing." o deformed child wa allowed to live. The boy were taken from their borne and (objected to military regu lation at the age of 7. Tbey were com pelled to wear th earn single garment winter and eommer. At 20 tbey joined th rank, and from that age till tbey reached 00 were required to dine at th public table, where only a certain quantity was aupplied for each man. The magistrate interfered In abtrardly small in letter a Tbey regulated the de gree of fatness to which it was lawful for any citizen to extend hi body. Tboae who dared to grow too fat or too soft for military aervice and exer ciae were aomctime soundly flogged Aelian. in bi history, relate tbat Nanclis. on of Polytns, wa bronxht before the ephor f magistrate) and the whole aawembly of Sparta, and "bia un lawful fatnera" wai publicly exptawd. and he waa threatened with perpetual baniahrnint if be did not bring bia body within the regular Spartan coin pa and give op the culpable mode of living, which was declared to be more worthy of an Ionian than a Spartan." Hrr4 aa4 ilroat. Tbomaa B. Rctal nerved in the navy during the civil war. and in 1863 be returned to IVrtland to practice law. Ai a young lawyer be displayed th ante qnalitie of ability and aggrea ivenee which have teen a conspicn cui characteristic of bia political life One of the strongest men at the Port land bar at the time was A. A. S trout. Before beginning the trial of a suit it waa Stroot'i habit to inquire of every juror as to the state of bia health and impress each with the idea tbat the law yer waa eolicitous of tbat jaror'a per sonal welfare. Reed and Stront were constantly an tagonizing each other, though tbey were very good friends. In nearly every case of importance S treat and Reed were on oppoite sides. It was annoying, indeed, for the suave Strout to hear Reed drawl out before the openicir. of a case "Well, yonr honor. Brother Stront baving fiuitshtd bia morning task of ahaking bauds w ith the jury, we may now, I hope, proceed with the bnsinesa ef the conrt. "Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post Sunday Services. fJERMA! EVANOEUOA L LHTIW KUAN 1M MAN UAL CHU KCH-Corna Kift-'iin lll'l J. Q. A'laina atreeta; Kar. Krneat J. W, Mark, panlor. hitmlay arhool at to A. M., weekly aervice ivery Tlmrvlay at S V. M. (iarrnan icliitol every bturda from 9 lo 11 Everybody invited. AT. JOH.f'R CHCKCH CATHOUC-kiv. A. Hn.i.iaD, Par. On Huaday atn at I and! 10 JU a. a. Efry xa an limrih eanday Uarman Hrsinn after tha I o clock aiu AI all other maaaea Kogllih emoii. Hnndav arhool at 2 Ml r. at. Vtabera, apoli.itlcJ aublecui and Beoedictloa al to r. m. MRTnoDJHT EPIHCOPAL CHCkC.-Rar. H. Obarr, faator. Mornliif aervice at 10 Cc Sunday Srhool al 10 00. Claaa aaaatlnf altar Bi'irtilnf aerrlra. Evanlnf aarvlea at 7 MX. ypwrfih Leaiua aaeetins anaday avenlni aa tin. Pray.r Mretlna Tbundaj traniog at7Je. atratif era eordlall y In vltad. riRHT FBEHBtTERIAM CHt BCH Riv. A I. Montgomery, faator. Hervieetalll a M. and 7 10 r. H . Sabbath Hehool at 10 A. a. Tount; Faopla't Soelatjr of Chrlitlaa tidarnr nnia vary Sunday enlof al l0 Ihmaday vtnlnf praytr BieatlDg al7J0. Baata Ire. EVA.VO'UCAL CHrRCH-lEBMA.-R-Ertcn, Caator: t. K. Eaaa a-l-UnU. Frraehtnc aervkea trtry Boaday al 11 A. af. and 7 P. M. Sabbath achool arery Sunday al 10 A. M , Mr. Zimnwrmaa Supi. frayar Mealing vary Thursday avanlng. 8T PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHCKCII lUv. P. K. Hammond, Hector, hervice very Kunday at Ham, and 7:. To p. n. Hunday actiool at 10 o'clock, H rvtce evtrw Friday evening at 7:30. Other larvicel niy be announced. All sea la fre. btratif er cordially invited. OEP.MAX H.'TIIERAN ZIONS COH grwaiional chnrci,. Kev. f. Hack, .alor-N-fvicea rery fun day al 11 A. U. Suuaaw chool al 10 A. M. Fin-STCOXCKEO ATIOSAL CHUFHr, eornerof Main and Eleventh itreela Kcv K. H. ollini;rr. paator. Morninr aervira lU;.Vi; Siinilay tNcdool 12; Junior Kmiravnr 5; Y. P. 8. C. E. prayir uectit.g 0:30 veiling aervice 7:3o. Cbrittian Science meetings at Willam ette hall, Sunday morning service, 11 o'clock ; Sunday school, 12; weekly meet ings. Wednesday evening at 8, except firat week of each month, wben meeting: will be held on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. A Frightful Blunder. Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen'a Arnica Salve, the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cure Old Sorea, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils. Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Rust Pile cure on earth. Only 25 els a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Goo. A. Harding. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Three paper for Read our offer on eighth page. Ailvtutlseiiitnt. "Money to patent good ideas may lie secured by our aid, address The Patent Record, Itiiltiinore, Md." Lowest prices ever quoted on all kinds of trimmed and untrimmed hats. Miss C. Goldsmith. Kindergarten School. In the primary class room at Presby terian church. A few more pupils so licited. Low rates, able assistant. Very young children escorted. JoSKI'IIINB PRAIIODY, t Teacher. Ribbon., laces, embroideries, hosery and notions of all kinds at the Racket Store. YOl'Mi MOTH EHS. Croup la the terror of thousands of young mothers because Its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh'a Cough ami Consumption Cure acta like maglo In cases of Croup. It tins nover been known to fail. The worst cases relieved Immediately. Price, 25 cts. 50 ct. and $100. C. U. Huntley, the Pruggist. OAHTOIIIA. Baan th ll Hind You Han Always Bouht LARGEST STOCK OF IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY. iicvces al We sell Victor, Stearns, Rambler, Ideal and Golden Eagle Wheels. Prices for 1899 Chain Whpk. $05 c $5q Chainless, $60 and $75. Wheels Sold on Easy Payments. BUBMHIg'lTHR ZiP)H3EN, UflH ORHQON CH?y JEW HI1HK3. Ledges. A. O. U. W. meets every Saturday evening in the A. O. U. W. Temple. Geo. R. Califf. secretary. Rebekahs Wlllamatle Rebekah Lodger No. 2 meets second and fourth Friday eft each month at I. O.O. F. Temple. Matta Godfry, eecretary. Court Robin Hood No. 0, Foresters of America, meets first and thii at Friday in the month in Red Men's Hall. W. B. Stafford secretary ; F. T. Refers, chiel ranicer. Meade Poet No. 2, G. A. R., meet- first Wednesday in each month at Wil lamette Hall. G. A. 11 arcing, com mander. , i Clackamis Chapter No. 2, R. A. X- meeta on the third Monday of eaekv month in Masonic Hall. M. Bollaca secretary. Pioneer Chspter No. 28. 0. K. S. meet the second and fourth Tuesdays in each month at Masonic Hall. -Miss Jennie Rowen, secretary. Oregon Lodge No. 3, 1. 0. O. F., meeta every Thursday in Odd Fellows' Hall T. F. Ryan, secretary. Falls Encampment No. 4, 1. O. O. F. meets first and third Tuesday in eack month. J. A. Stuart, secretary. Redmen Wacbeno Tribe No. 13, Impv O. R. M., meets Saturday evening 7:30v at Red Men's Hall. N. M. Moody, C of R. ; Chas. Woodward Sachem . Multnomah Lodge No. 1, A. F. A. M meeta first and third Saturdays in each, month at Masonic Uail. T. F. Ryaa, eecretary. Mead Corps No 13, meets 1st Mondav at 2 o'clock and 3rd Monday at 7:3( o'cloi k p. m. in each month at the Will amette Hall. Mrs. Fouls, president." The Auxiliary meets 1st and 3rd Satur day at 3 o'clock at the Armory building.- Mrs. Mary L. Bradley, secretary. Artisans meets first, second and fourth) Thursdays in each month at Red Men' Hall. J. T. Searl, secretary. Catholic KnigLts of America St. John' Bianch No. 647, meets every Tuesday ol the month. Tualatin Tent, K. 0. T. M., meets in Bed Men's Hall, on second and fourth Wednesdays (i. H. Hyatt, record keepei. Willamette Falls Camp No 14$, W. Ot W. meets 2nd and 4th Fridays in then Willamette Hall. Clerk J. K. Morritw To Care a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money ii it fails to cure. 2oc The genuine has L. B. each tablet. Dr. Williams' Indian Pile i iiiittnent will cure U.lnd. UleeUiue and Hchiuir Piles. Il absorb the tuition. alluya the Itching at once, act. noultK-e. k'lvc liiHlant ra- llef. Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Crtaa ment la Drenarrd for Pllea and luW. Itir of the private parts. Kvery boa tt RAISES i-.-fj rub warranted. By dniirBMa, by nutll on re eeiin ui prn-e. imi conta ana si.uw. Wj LL IMS. CAnUFACTURING CO.. i'rop., ClevetanO. OwT For sale by C. O. Huntley,