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THE LOCAL NEWS. j
Wm r Momut. Tha Orron I
;j ti Uc li.Mjla i oin for Ilia (all I
4 trim nnt Munday and all j
.'ill ara lo on Land
ge.(.l!; o thai all can alart otk b
hCaf.
Kim tin hnpi. In W. Mr
1 Iv aiiii'iiiuira tliat no rl.ann liai
o!a In tli dirUlonal linra tw
ftttlia lUrclajr and l.aatlialn at'hoo'.
i.!.U .,r tin. rllil Krada lll lrwit
' !U Utiiin at liml and llno In tha
tDlli at II. I'.m lay aclio-il.
Gin Jun At a inrrtlna' of tha atato
ajJolalu. atem he I I at halfiti Tlim'
r nuinU r ,, vai ani'iea aera tilled in
tukiu of tha deaf rnuta lnl
m. Ainuii tha Mltiuii ll'lcl
it of IramiSer, lo which I. K. hliri
'J. oftlua rir a a elet le.1. Tha aim-
Mja li) 4.r moiiilt.
Tim ii x, Jen. Ona of Ilia hoard of
I l Cijliilliiaaiolief ftlivu atkml lial(
ttiDr lii tliat ila.i litiont rcflipd lint
tn.iH.1 urlliiiB- tiling lia knew o( wa
t ini'iiiUf ,( ilm romiiiiailon had
'Dilniikiiia tcr from the city malm
prlririic to u r water. Il I
lUi.; thonnh to aay Dial It
ImJuJ Jmiim il,B atn rain.
Ki. ii,.,, Tiiimi.F. J. Kellinif.
aliofor yaia paat ha a luoml-
t (arinrr of Waaliliiu-tua county, lt
? pur. haxid a live aero trad ol land
"led near l'aik.laiT and a 111 build a
lorn llmm to ei,j ,y thn fruit of lii
'or. To the Ikim.h
uoty uiri.r more Ideal location than
MO U (hiiihI an v Intro In Oreiron and a
"lial KelcMiin await all cotueia.
T frvur a CAi.i.uZii. W. II.
pvla, preaident ol tlm Itadlcul colleue
rliil.xnuth. ha ilecidnl to open a
Mill Ihlaclty, j a ,a awiirod the
"l''r hiiildliiK on u(iHr Seventh tret
""lliliavlnu U put In proir condition
r f' iMirpoMca. for which II will tx uod.
1 "ill I a achool on thoroimhlv wform
MCluiMlm, principle and the aim in
'lurtiii,!, II, H.nt In, 1 ruction fri from
illlllinr.l I..II u... I .1...
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Nl ni,t Udrlf ftf .1.1. It. m, n,.l .tllltl..,1
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H.l, Ul.eiil.r l,M TI1K t.lll'K. Nl'll
foniUy Kept, mil, t, board of U. H.
p'fHl'lHiliited to gacerUin ami re-
vort nn il... . ..... ...
""' anviHaiiiuty ol lue uvi.
'ent Imri'liHHln,. ,1., I....L. .1 ti.. r.n.
R ... ii... nw ..."
I "I Nd a tiineiitinu In Pnrltund In ilia-
till) aulilnct. All who are IntereHto.l
1" nutli.p nru r ii.ulml lo tin iireMiint
lnl an v mi,. ,i...i.t.. . 1 i, ...1.1....
j ..... .u niiiiiK lu iiiiiiiiv n; ii.,,n
ror HL'iiiliMl the nronnalllnn will he
f'ard. 1 '
0tok I'CNi.Thubkycle ath 1
""P'Mi.d into Mllwai.UIn which la an
I It CUIl ii i II, U i.,i. .... ui'i'iiiint uf a
ill IiiiiiIh. A a Ik imur atnmla the
'a" oll'ur a Klmd hlcyclo roal from Ore
"n Wly lo Portland by ,IHiif the county
""I from ... . i i
: "ki0 t0 Hellwood. A a aoon tin
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. w i.i.ul u, rnvei a in un jmii. iiii
1 P"" and will tl,,i be uood enough
"r anvin.i o ., ... ..
(i. . 'oinu uortiuiia oi tna pain
'avHo ,(, m.(Mj t0 kwp uma ir
It Cllnnl I... .1 .... . .. . .
fc. -"v nil IIOIIQ HI I IB liri'HUIIl COI1-
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dolt, t want any b..f,
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"r. altl. ,,.. .r. . lioo lor ill
'. til l a can I, of tin, ,ivi,i,-a rm.r,j
l.oar.l thai , ,W.,JIB( (
la. kau,a nniiity. Tim man In ilia ,-a.
U livii.a- in 0,1.,1, Cjir ,u, ,U .r-a
ll.al ..iii.thina- l. . l t ,,,, f,j
lirn alia 1Pf raiMi r.a ly. If alia
colilinnaa ti n.amlr.l llm ili.jltion
liuan Turlay a .., U auuml
Hrf i-inti!!,!,,!, aaa i.,iil Ht t M
a a.y lo "unniafrx" at II aito marry.
Kiat ( uio a tju A. will , aren
from a nutlra .iil.lltl,rd rWahrra Km
nirt. haiila, or a graal majority of ll.ein,
hV altfliad an alerlnrlil ti, rluaa their
tiwr at S o'clot k . 111. rirrpt on Kal
nrdax and pay day at (he W. ", A l
mill. The ohjrrt of llila move ia to five
clarka a ahort rMi.lle from tlmir etrrnl
(rind. There II rct.al.lv no cla 4
lalior li. hum of urk ara lonifer or
liio'a riti(llilii than am Id retail rl.ik
and rlneti.e ha ahown that no hard
j ahlp la w.'rkivl on the mrt liaaliia ullic
I ty iliMilia. tha al.irra early and a ureal
biirltU eecnrad lo Iherlerk. Tl.ey
jtliut ha an oiirtuniiy lor recreation
and In all way Ilia I mada mora lea
ant and afieealile. On Mialf of the
rleiki ( urcliMeft are urtf.d lo kindly
rniianitx-r lo do their trading rally in
the arming1 and not to ak merrharila lo
hreak Ilia aifrreiiielil, a violation may
I mi tha rauae of IhroaitiK inalUr hack
In the old aay and attain )ritiiii the
hoar of a rlaaaof ln worthy uf con
aideratlon into cIki conta.-l aitlithe
KUndatoiie.
IF.
tl I am a auR." lb. "tn.a ailj,
"I 4 ! a,; aula I w
I'll U4 Ik 'WI ,' a Ulll if.
Aiul N l l.nx'ua tr I th.mli) Ui
II I ! a aan."
"If am juuili," IIm t!4 bm aui
"I J arij all ihn.. Id u .Ui Omi uJaj
'4 am ir lu II" lii(ii y'ni
Ail tli k t k". aixl rk 1.1a fta
II I ani a )uu(tt."
"II Vfll fit fc." Ill IrKrtlltlt,
"14 fla mj til t lh nnp-Jt,
M a; il I J .'"-a arari.
Awl (um.Iik t l I ai.ul.1 uir (rl
II I ! il h."
A4 U. II all lh" nm Irua.
1 ariwun man, lh man a outh,
Tu r ' m" Hih-llu-n all In Iruih,
Tk4 a.ilJ a.w.il U, k.n mi fa Ulaufh,
Ju.1 u II U!
,Ju (i).mhrlm la Maw Vara Oua.
Hireirktna to Real.
Wheu a limtl la llrwt. ho trrrhe hi
arm and leu and yawna. Mini and
animal, an far a ponlMe. folUw hi
ciniil... Ulr.U itviid their (twihem
and alto yaveu: they oM.n ttirtr mouth
alowly till they are round, the bone of
the hetid MtH'tu to Ioomii and the gllU
tHietl.
Some uttialclnn ret nlonr on llrlr
cheek, but the cornUt ilepellda 0U hi
llpa-l'hlhldelpliln llllllctlu.
Tho avernee wnlklnu face of a
healthy mnn or woman la auld to be 73
atepa a minute.
Lyddito. to nne a theatrical phrune,
BpM-ar to have "m-orM il Hiiccemi." It
kill morn men than either nitroglycerin
or dymiinlto. In the luiitfuaKo of ecleu
tillo men. "it nren of d.wtrnction Is
much renter than uf any other explo
itive." It wan lined exteuidvcly in tlm
Hudan cHinpiilKii. and its cfllclencr In
blowing piiKaiw into atom wan trium
phantly attested. Chritlua warriors
uru no longer appallml at the f.onudity
of tha heathen. They cun now kill a
thousand of them while Utf r ',n
vertinK ('" Neveral i th hlK""'
acleiitifla nnthoritleti are reprwntwl as
ruhhiiiK their hand- toother with ifreat
glim BiidconKriitulntinKinuiildudon the
important art that lyddito will Jhiy In
tho futuro clvilir.ati(,n of the world.
Tho New York boorU of hiHh hae
roceived from tho Medora DraaaaJ Beef
anniHinyof the Went ieaeei to be
allowed to ahip drewd home meat to
NowYiprlc hiuI m II it there. The peti
tion ret forth that horBeffeeh haa been
nuientillcally proved to bo Mjwrior to
biK in nutrition and m mianeptiblo to
certain dhwawa. NVhnt the action of
the l-oard health will be la not yet
known, but there in no pnwvuou of
law that prevent the wiling of horse
fleah for food. It may not be tctenUly
known that in Helium uu.re horsefleah
thaa bauf a avW-i U'
OREGON
CITY
i
ACTSOtNTLY ON THE
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
CtfANSES THE YSTEM
ris EFFECTUALLY
OVERCOMEj f
NtTUAt WNST'PATIOM
PrPMANrWTtV
; IT5 Bfu 'oc"- rrTS
l,tFICIAL Ef rt
ru m tu Mnavn ru ninvm
Itellrf Kur Our Young Women.
Boim tlilnif will priwutlr hava to b
&'w for the relief of our yonnx women
who mmt k p op to data. Home of
them look a If they were ready to anap
at any moment The (train of being
"In tonch" with the tim i wearing
nine of them down to Dervon ghaNtll
t)i. The young Imly who U abrat of
thlnir haa to n-ad all the new book,
aee all the Duw picture, bear all the
ItU-at tiitiaic. atU-nd all the new play.
11m all the lntit hero. drern for all
Die iwrll rmeption. take a data at all
the Imrgaln cotiuter. ctudy all the
fohln 11x1- and bold hena-lf In readi
6ea Ut drea for dinner or deliver an
ray at ahort notice. Nothing la ao
rruidiiug to the op to date cnatnre aa
to m kiHl with a tone of contempt If
ho han't read Zola' or Tolntoi'a lat
book, or anen Tit'a laat picture, or
ant out the luat Pyinphony concert
tlmt I to My, If ahe himn t And to do
all thew thinjf the need Ave mort
hntir on the day. which alio ha to tak
frmil the nlht. I low, ahe axk herwdf.
am I to keep np thi dreadful pace and
ooiitinne ti dnwi fr dinner. fr the
atrert and for the opera? She haa tc
Iran i four rad at t nee. the funhionu
lle. thn int.'ll.vtunl. the ii-sthetic and
thn auriiiMe. and iw alio diNW not wuk
np till 10 o'clock her rouku are not all
COVere.L
Thecnaeof Mra. Titua, bridge kep
rr, U indicative of the eickly ecnti
mentality that Htirronuil female ruflhtn
lam. Mr. Titu. who ha kept a conn
try drnwhrldft'o for 40 year, wa con
aidered aotnewhat inefficient by the an
thorltiee, and an awiNtant wa apixiint
rd to relievo her of some of her labors.
She ananlted him and threw him efl
the bridgi. divlurintf that ahe would
take tho life of any man who interfered;
with her jnh. A large admiration of her
valor liegun to aprend over tho imme
diate community. Her pictnro bloomed
out widely. She ww a valiant old lady,
a turdy protector of her righto, etc,
but hn wa arretted for assuult with
aomo difficulty. Magiiitrato Toole of
Hew York city looked at her adiuirhig
ly and mud there were self reliance and
character written nil around hi jaws,
lie then diNcharged her, and the court
attendant gave threo cheer. Thi re
call a former cko beforo a New York
police jnxtico, iu which a mniill hnrglar
had attacked a large citicen on the
street and robbed him. Tho only thing
that tho police justice snw vn tho dis
crepancy in riizo, ho ho reprimanded the
big mau for coming to court and dis
charged tho Biniill man for his bravery.
Such method have been in voguo iu
tho New York polico courts for years.
Personal violence nlwHys gets off with
a tip, but tho thief who steal a loaf of
bread in a giutlemauly fimhion il
A J
Qnlle a Mrnairerla.
"Yea," nald tho excited umn,
"ho (
tried to act the hog and trout me like
a dog, but I soon showed him he wa
plnylug borne with the wrong man
when bo monkeyed with me!" Indlnn
apolls Journal
University of Oregon.
Tuition Free.
First term begins Sept. 18,1800. Ex
cellent courses in Ancient and Modern
Languages, Sciences, Mathematics, etc.
Graduates from the tenth grade and
from all accredited schools admitted
without examination.
Students not fully prepared to enter
can take stmll.'S in winch they are de
ficient, In the Eugene City High School.
For catalogues and further informa
tion, address the President or Hon. J. J.
Walton, Sec. Eugene, Oregon.
ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1899
Hot Ilia hl.
T0 HlfllilMTM of a well tMIi..I
firm tlmt doi' liualrifan in il,u wlioli
milo illHirlcl linluljjfd f tho following
(1IiiIoki' llo oilier afternoon:
Junior rurtiii-r-U'liy didn't you jflv
tlmt innn a cliniicv? We m-fd ariollior
cliTk licrc, and I nitlicr Ilka hi look.
Ki-nlor former-1 liked LI look, too,
Mil lii) a 110 g-oo.1.
Junior I'artiier-ffow do you know
tlmt?
enior runner-When a man who I
look Inn for a Job come to ui and
)', "I iiiiom you don't want to
hlro any one today, do your that'
enoiiifli, f hf 1,11. 1 aiiythiiiii In lliliii.
j he'd romn rl.'hi out ami any what ho
inennL If Im uo(oei wt didn't want
to hlr any one. why did fit wate our
time and hi dy eomlnif In to bother
U?-ChlcflKo Tlinea llerohL
Trlampkaaf.
"When you get Iu a crowd, my dear,"
said air. Winkle to hi wife, "always
look out for pickpocket."
"I'm not afraid of them, dearest,"
anawered Mr. Wluklca. "They can't
pick my pocket."
"That's JiiHt like you women," Bald
air. Winkle, "always ao sure. I'ray
tell me why you couldn't hava your
pocket picked."
"IWniiKe imven't got ony." answer
ed Mr. Winkle proudly.-Harper's
1 !ii wir.
Ploaaaet a II IJi llv.rr. '
The p1 nineUT wn l;i:rd at work at
hi lli ak whell a N I i L.' 1 t II,, i' cUUNl'd
Mill to rnlxe hi. eyea, and ho (Uncover
ii a bliiahln inn ill. -a of IU with a
money order which ahe v.nnt. il cohIi.1.
Khe luilideil It with ii I aahful smile to
the olllclnl. who, rft'-r doey exainln
lug It, gave her the money It culled for.
At the Mime time he UMkcd her If she
Lad rt-ad what wa written on the
margin of the order.
"No. I hove not," ahe replied, "for I
cannot make It out. Will you please
read It for me?"
The jMiatnmaier rend as follows: "I
scud you 15 and a dozen koine."
(ilanrlng at the bnahful girl, he said,
"Now I have paid you the money, I
supjiORe you want the kles?"
"Ye," ! aald. "If he haa sent ma
any kUne. I want them too."
It la hardly neceary to say to tbooe
who are acquainted with Uncle Barn's
olllclnl that the balance of the order
wa paid In a scientific manner.
On reaching home the delighted
maiden remarked to her mother:
"Mother, thl poMtofilce system of our
I a great thing, developing more and
more every year, and each new fea
ture aectna to be beat. Jimmy sent me
a dotcu kle along with a money
order, and John gave me 20. It beats
the ciHH-lal delivery system all hol
low." Marcus News.
War Waalr Saaall Cbaas.
It was Saturday, and be was on bli
way home.
Stepping to the showcase In the ci
gar store, he carefully surveyed the
good that were displayed In the
boxes.
"Are tboe three for a quarter?" he
anked, pointing out a brand that seem
ed to pleUHe him.
"Yea." aald the man behind the coun
ter. "We're making a ixcial sale of
them this week. They hove always
been 10 cents straight."
"AH right." said the customer. "Let
me have throe of them."
A handful of the cigars was laid on
top of the catto, and he carefully ae-J
lected three of them, after which he
handed out a half dollar.
The shopkeeper played a little tune
upon his cash register and passed back
a quarter.
"Say." aald the man who had bought
the cigars, "cau't you give me some
smaller change? My wife wants me
to go to church 'with her tomorrow,
and I'll need something, for the con
tribution plate. I B'pose 1 might give
up a quarter; but, by George, I have
to work hard for every cent I get"
Chicago Tliues-llerald.
I A I '
No Itigkt to Ugliness.
The woman who la lovely in face, foim
and temper will always have friends, but
one who would be attractive must keep
her health. If she ia weak, sickly and
all run down, she will be nervous and
rritable. If she has constipation or
kidney trouble, her impure blood will
caiiHe pimples, blotches, skin eruptions
and a wretched complexion. Electric
Bitters is the best medicine In the world
to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys
and to purify the blood. It gives strong
nerves, bright eyes,!smootri velvety skin,
rich complexion. It will make a good
looking, charming woman of a run-down
invalid. Only 60 cents at J. A. Hard
ing's Drug Store.
YOU TKY IT.
IfShilob'a Cough and Consumption
Cure, which is sold for the small price of
25 cents and 50 cents and $1.00, does not
cure take the bottle back and we will re
fund your money. Sold for over fifty
yearB on this guarantee. Price 25 ceuta
and 50 cents. C. G. Huntley, the Druggist.
I tWi 11 It'acasyto M
pVaS- H ,hau! a big M
wy5y biK hil1 if I M
05V you grease I Ita
... the wagou S IR
i MICUxliGrcasi I I
I Ort a hoi and Iwn why Ifa tha lit,
I I hrt ari-ane eviT put on an axlu. I
I J Hold evurywlivr. &lad bjr I (
I HTAMIAKU OIL, CO. I I
1 IB.
r Absolutely Pure
Makes tho food more delicious and wholesome
M M,aa
Sunday Services.
fiKKMAS KVANOKI.ICAL LUTH
ERAN IM MANUAL CtlLKCif-Cornai
Kiglilii anil J. Q. A'lsins (reta; ilev.
KrnMi J. W. Mack, aalor. Hun'lay trhool
at l'l A. M., aeekljr srrvicra vrjr Tlmraday
at a r, M. uarman U'i every BaturJaj
iroru y khz, cveryoooy mviicd.
ST. JOHK'i HrRCIf.CATHOLIC.-i A
HiLLIaa an. faauir. On Hiiodar maat ai a anil
Mail a. At. Evarr an4 and fourth BuodaT
uarman aannon arier in a o eiocs mil
AI all other maaava Kiirllah a.rmooa. Hunilaa
aWio.il at -1M r. m. Vipri, apfilufaUcaJ
auoiecia aaa oaoaaicooo ai 7 aur. a.
Mf-THOMHT KPIHCOPAL CH fkC II -R,
II. OIra, Haator. Miirtilu acrrlc ai lb at
Sunday Hrbool at 10 UU. C'laaa laflliif after
morinng acrTie. ereairif terrlna at 7JU
Kl.wnrtb Learn meetina Huudar areulna al
.J; hrayar M.etlni Tburidajr arculni at) JO
Iranian cordially lovlled.
firht pkehhYtkhia m riimrif n a
1. UiiDlfiitnfrf, faaUir. Bernret al II a a. and
7 BO T. a. Haubath MrhiKil at 10 a. a. Voon
V iKiplc'a SVirlaty ol Cbrlatlaa Kndearor Bieei
trrf nunaay arenlnf at 6 80. I lunula;
aieuiai urajrar mteubi ai7.w. aeaia ire.
KVAXOP:i.ICAL OIUKni-Orner of
KiK'iih and Ma.lnon itrert. Ur H. Copley
paaior. bervicr every BaM.alli at II a. ni
and 7:15 p. m. Buiida Kchoiil 10 a. ui
Prayer meeting g p. m. All are atlcom
8T PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CliUP.CH
Rev. P. K. Hammond, Jtector. rWvicel
every Hunday at It a. m, and 7:.'Wp. m.
Hunilay school at 10 o'clock, tk'ice every
I riday evening t7:.'(0. Other acrvlce at
may be announced. All seat free, btrang
era cordially invited.
GERMAN LUTHERAN ZIOS'8 COS-
f n-Kallonal churcn. Kev. r. hack, paator.
tiervice every bnndar at 11 A. M. 8u
undaj
achool at IU A. M.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCn,
corner of Main and Eleventh streata Rev.
K. H. Bollingtr, paator. Morning aervica
10;); Hunday School 12: Junior Endeavor
5; Y. P. 8. V. K. prayer meeting 6:30;
evening service 7:30.
Christian Science meetings at Vvillam
ette hall, Sunday morning service, 11
o'clock ; Sunday chool,12; weekly meet
ings. Wednesday evening at 8, except
first week of each month, when meeting
will be held on Thursday evening at 8
o'clock.
The Latet Yarn.
A Pitteburg drummer tells this new
yarn: I always carry a bottle of
Kemp's Balsam in my grip. I take
cold easily and a few doaea of the Hal
aam always makes me a well man.
Everywhere I go I speak a good word
for Kemp. I take bold of my custom
en I take old men and young men,
and tell them confidentially what I do
when I take cold. At druggists, 25c and
50c.
XASY A LOVER.
Has turned with disgust from an
otherwise lovable girl with an offensive
breath, j Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies
the breath by its action on the bowels,
etc., as nothing else wilL Sold for years
on absolute gusrautee. Price 25 cts,
and 50 eta. C. U. Huntley the Druggists.
Patent Record.
"Money to patent good Ideas may be
secured by onr aid, address The Tatent
Record, Baltimore, Md."
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
Th8 Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
pecisaiL
We have a large line of Ladies Tan and Black Vesting Top Shoes which
we are offering at less than manufacturer's cost. These shoes are from
a late shipment of this season and were rejected by us, but the manufac
turers, F. P. Kirkendall A Co., have given us a reduction of 40 per cent.
COME AND SEE THEM.
When you see it in our add it is so.
Our store will be closed on Sept. 13th at 4 :30 p. m. Wednesday and will
reopen Friday Sept, 15th at 7 a. m. on account of holiday.
The Star Clothing House.
Harding Block, opposite A. Hr.ClIT.M
Commercial Hank. Oregon City, Or. lUaager.
kimball
We Hava
Some New Designs
Organs in Stock.
Prices From $30.00 up. Each Instrument Guar
anteed for Five Years.
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS.
Burmeister & Andresen,
aowfa . avw rmm.
Lodge.
A. 0. U. W. meets every Saturday
evening In the A. O. U. W. Temple.
Geo. It. Califf, secretary.
Reoekah Willamette Rehekah Lodge.
No. 2 meets second and fourth Friday of
each month at I. O.O. F. Temple.
Matta Godfry, secretary.
Court Robin Hood No. 0, Forenteri of
America, meeta first and third Friday ia
the month in Red Men's Hall.TW. B.
Stafford secretary; F. T. Rogers, chief
ranger.
Meade Post No. 2, G. A. R., meeU
first Monday evening and third Sat urdsy
afternoon in each month at WiUoictte
Hall. G. A. Harding, commander.
Clackamas Chapter No. 2, R. A. M.,
meets on the third Monday of each
month in Masonic Hall. M. Bollack,
secretary.
Pioneer Chapter No. 28. 0. E. 8. meet
the second and fourth Tuesdays io each
month at Masonic Hall. Mias Jennie
Rowen, secretary.
Oregon Lodge No. 3. 1. 0. 0. F., meeta
every Thursday in Odd Fellows' Hall.
T. F. Ryan, secretary.
Falli Encampment No. 4, 1. 0. O. F.
meeta first and third Tuesday in each
month. J. A. Stuart, secretary.
Redmen Wacheno Tribe No. 13, Imp.
O. R. M., meets Saturday evening 7:30,
at Red Men's Hall. N. M. Moody, C.
of R.; Chas. Woodward Sachem .
Multnomah Lodge No. 1, A. F. A. M.,
meets first and third Saturdays in each
month at Masonic Uall. T. F. Ryaa,
secretary.
Mead Relief Corps No 18, meeta at
Willamette Hall the first Monday la
every month at 2 o'clock p. m. and the
third Monday in every month at 7:30
o'clock p. ra. The Auxiliary meets at
the Armory building the 1st and 3rd
Saturday in each month at 3 o'clock p.
m. Mrs. Roeina Foots, president. Mra.
Mary L. Bradley, secretary.
Artisans meets first, second and fourth
Thursdays in each month at Red Men's
Hall. J. T. Eearle, secretary.
Catholic Knights of America St. John's
Bianch No. 647, meets every Tuesday of
the month. '
Tualatin Tent, K. O. T. M., meets ia
Red Men'a Hall, on second and fourth
Wednesdays G. U. Hyatt, record
keepei.
Willamette Falls Camp No 148, W. 0.
W. meets 2nd and 4ib Fridays in the
Willamette Hall. Clerk J. K. Jlorria.
Lone Pine Lodie, No. 5:5, A. F. & A.
M., Lotran, Or., meets on the second
Saturday in each month from the 1st ot
May to 1st of November at 2 p. m. and
from 1st of November to 1st of May at
10 a. m. A. E. Lewellen, W. M., Geo.
C. Armstrong. Sec.
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