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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1001.
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rf (ill Kill! III. Ill j
AihI .i,i i,iu Untiling allrtiiit la- anil italic-
ml tliir ia iliiuiiiih,
Anil im liilo lli rt'"P, lli waaii,
Ami iim lulu alagiKiil puula- I Ik qulik ful4
Mluilri'14.
tml lim Hip, n lm li lni Mniai ilnwa
irnl ianlr-1 tii riUi'tri h"in.
-Miliar! t ) In .liilftwlt'a.
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8h Cam nt 0aw and Conquarad.
' Tin net a mul llto itt'ourl wero aery.
d aliuullniitninily.
"My UiMirvK, If 1 liinlii'l nearly for
gotten!" ijtioth HinfTurd ra. Ili rum
iiiiiKi il In nu Inner junket.
"Can't lliul I In) Idler, Mtmt hav
it ft II at tlti olllie. Anyhow, It's from
lny riiiinlii, (JiHlfiry ClifuliT"--
"Now, llinry." Interrupted tin mllil
Vuliv if Mi. KinfTunl In biiiiiwiI !
Miiiiiilull"ii. "why will you keep up
Dial llrlluii alxiui tho i oiialnahlp? It la
in) tlili ul. and you knuw It T
"If certainly reunite," cniieciel Mm
tienmliitf 'iii rrmii!lln at Hip nimItc
fiiil of tin tal'h'. "hut tln-r omit n
rrlnilnilil-n limit ilmo a"o, 1 an
nit. Hut Cheater ami 1 Imrn traced
I. aid until we found It I !) a km1
fellow, Cheater. I'ti alay Imi-u urg
In I'I'" t iimiinu" Hint our young jm-o-filu
inn jr Imm'iuiiii acquainted. write
tliat lila ilniiuliirr will pnaa through
'lil'Bo tmuorrow, on tin- way t ,NVh
York, ainl Mill uprinl few dnya wild
ua. II" aaya li Ultra one of toy fam
ily woiilil uiwt Iit. ll-a my mul,
lu rr'a tin Ii tti-r nfii-r lie (mt on
lila ihi inrU a ami inc tloUil. "Vou
can't niUinki tn-r. Httc'a a cuily lu ntl--l
lltili elrl In a (ray sown ami a bat
Willi fray fmtlicra. hli.'a a nli- rhllil,
a inl 1 11 ! (ilail to bate Iht lovrt your
youiieiirra. Tln-ror'
"A rhllil:" gruaunl ItalfU. who waa
'i a (ul atuillou.
I In HdliiHn ii afo imlr at a gtilp
a tul o ilUeuaiiiiiy,
"Vuiilicali-ra, IiiiImsI" rrlrtl Hlrk ilia
Gainfully. "iNxa he lake ua fur klo
l't'arlnra"
ltu, muu waa I In- rii-t, atulliil lu
jultn a ujK-iUr ami illliiii-rrti'l faU
lou. llt Ihw.Ii-. a riourUbliitt iuu-
tarlir, waa aimlyliif law. I'laluly
llio aubjxct bad ua Inixn-at for him.
"Mut olio of you intiat linil tbe
cblliir rrlnl tbo brail of the Ii.mii-.
"You'll u. Ilaljihr
"i'au'l. air. I'm lining an artlrle on
tbo airhittH-ture of tb tritib ii'Mury.
It lakra a lot of n-M-anb. I'll l all
luorulim lu tin Ni'wlM-rry lllirary."
Ilniry MafToril, huw of trlnli, roarait
of v I mis i' ainl iHltiklliiit of iy, luriir-l
Lla fa. o ImiiUirliijjIy tuward bla yuuiitf
ami. "You. Iilrkr
"ot a itolf tun kb on. Can't mako It.
Ir."
"Irar, drar! If your alalrr wrr only
at hoiup"-
"Hhr'll Ik Imrk toiuorrow aftrronou,"
jut In Mr. KiaiTord.
"Hut tbt llttlv girl tvta bi ro In th
inmnliitf. hlio in not l nut. filir la
from a romimniilvi'ly amnll town. Hln
wuuld bo quit iH'wilili-ri-il wrrv alio to
find biTw If a In in In Cbli-airu."
He mut the K'txl imiIIui young fi l
' low with the inuaimho au appealing
; Klance.
"I wonder now, llo. If you"
Itoaa Uiighed leniently. "You poor,
KTpleni old chap! Yea. I'll are that
I (he child get here all right!"
"(iood!" anbl Henry Htuffurd, with a
algh of relief, "(iood!"
Hut when the weatern train dlagorg
' cd It muling muliltudi In the I'nlou
h'Hit thv following morning Hon Staf
ford, Btiiiidlug cbiaii by tbo Irou gate,
found thnt he bnd uiidertiiken a tank of
Reenter miignltiide than bo bnd at tbo
time tmtiglned. There wu am h n enmh
of people. Mtout and thin, tall and ahnrt.
Mg and llllb. There were children
proceKHluii of them. Hut they all
i-i'iikhI to In long to the folk who hur
ried them along. Never a gltiiipae could
bo cateh of & curly bended llttlo girl
In a giny Kown, wen ring a bat with
gray feather. OrwnathodreaabrowuT
)y Jovo! Ho wiian't even aure of thnt.
The iHHt luggnrd group trickled away.
rniiYT iv vmv
i WW 1 ill WJW) 11
Itoaa knew the conductor of the Pen
vcr train and apoke to hint na bo caino
liurryln : nlong.
"All off your train, nrlghamr
"Buret"
I "There waa a llttlo girl coming to
I Chicago bud curly Imlr, a bluo drea.
a green bat bleat if I remember.
Vnn't aho on?"
"Alone, wna aho?"
"Yea."
"No, air. Didn't come. BureT Courao
I am."
IIoh wheeled around. "Well, I'll tel
phono Iho folka Hint aho wnnn't on.
Jmd enn wire Iter peoplo and And out
i I beg your pnrdonl"
- And ho audilenly found hliiiHclf bow
ing profoundly, bat I IT hand, before a
young womiiu with whom ho bud al-
nioNt collided In bla btiNto, a slender
young woman, a graceful young wom
an, a lovely young woman, na hi mm
ccptlble benrt limtnntly ncknowletlged.
Sho accepted bla apology with a
illicit bend of the head and a vivid
MunIi. Half way up the Mtnlri he
gliiiued buck and tunv ber ntundlng
wljoro bo had loft her. He hesitated
and went buck.
"You are uniting for aotue one? Can
I bo of service 7"
"Tim nk you!" Whnt a a wed voice.
"I urn afraid (hero litis been a inlHtnke.
No one hna como to meet mo. Muy I
auk you to mil a cnl?"
And when be bnd done so, when ahe
bud thanked bliu, when be stood bnre
liended ou the curliBtono as the vehicle
rullcd away, bn r-olli-rtc1 (bat b bad
lint IUIi-ihmI to iliii addrcaa alii bad Kir
en tin' di h it, mid hi wnl ded off In a
linvi-rliiK iiii' nl bla imvii liiiln-i llliy.
Nri'r waa u ri i ilnmy n tiny, a 1
tlimiKli Hid iiIi AiikiinI hiiidIiIiih found
II uny lliln bla olllin; iinvi-r bud IIiii
trinlliitf nf tbo hi w ai'i iiii'd nik ti n dull
n ml llii uniiiii dnidiciyi lirvrr licforc
Innl thii ui(ia liliirri'd lulu a iiiii of
iMi'iiiiiiiu'lch blink lunika, but, linn,
lii'trr lirforii bud a brwlirblna youiiif
film romo bi lrtri ii bliu innl bla IhhiI.h,
K fmi' Willi rnlillNli iii llnuli'U rill"
li'ii'd nroiiinl a wblt furrhi'iid and hy
l)f tbo rnlnr of WihkIIuiiiJ Vlnlrla.
Iln b'iiil from bla ai nt a a lrlrrti f
llmniflil alrm k bliu, lie could hunt up
tlio minium, Tbitt wna Ih'thliiK to
ilu! Hut. nlihoimli hn butiK around I ho
ili'Mi fur I wo wliob) hoiira and iiii i.
tlomd cvry Jidiu wliblii n-aib, bo
could lint find tin tniui b aotiKbt, It
aa evidently that (mrtli'iihir cabman'
Irnxy iliy.
Tlnd and dliilrd, Una Hi afford
took a iii at tin' athh-tli' club, k .I
bllllM'lf buliii, abriiKlfod blmai'lf Into
Ida nvrnliiit chlli-, fur bo waa iroliirf
out after ilinm r, and went down to I'm
.nrlur to Hint bliiirlf fine to fmi with
the divinity of the ml Jlold rlfirlrU
and I lie tb'let i ) in!
"Itnia, my ib-nr," com-d Mra. finf
fiifd, "let me lulrixlure you to Mlm
Cli'trr, W hum NolliehoW you llintm.'ed
to luUa ihla iimrnlnir. U'hy, yiu"-
I'nr they were amllllii; at coi-ll other
merrily, aHintuiieouNly,
"Imbid. no, inoiherr' 1'erbai.a be
held the JiM-lty hand he eiive blui a
liulo longer I ban w aa inn aanry. "I
met Ml I'beaier thla liiortlltl. Ild
abo not tell you I (nit ber In a cabT
MUa Cheater liiiiulnil. Uoa HlalTord
Uucbiil. And the iH-wlldi rmetit of the I
bead of the limine of HiafTord. of the I
K'llllliit miii. ami the atudlou auti, a
tin y lu turn were jirrwiiie!. -t them ;
lauKbliitf Bk'alu. :
"bird Ideaa im-r crlel Kiafford M-n-1
lor, riiltllntf bla hair, "your father ald
you were a little flrl!"
"fib. I ahall never Im crown up to
aa!" crleil ll Cheater.
"lie anlil." atamiuere the yoiiiiK
Kelilli uian who aa p-ttliijj up an ar
th l0 ou the art blieciun of Hie tenth
iruuiij, inui-uiai fiu t a tine
child."
"iH.n't you think." queried Adele
Cheater inlacblevotialy, "that I'm
nlii-r
Wben-ot Ituli'h jrrew jtullilly n-d.
Helen Mnfford run hiil borne iM-fore
dinner waa over. Her broibera' rn
luroua reception aumxetl ber. Never
bad ahe know bow they mlaned berj
Nor could lie ilrrnin that eaeli of thre
youmt byiHK-rltea waa aayliiir to bliu
If: "thi wuu'i jo rat lu am h a hurry If
be ami Helen take to earh other."
They did take to caeli other. Itova
found It waa no) ini-i-annry lo keep bla
rticnfiuictii that evening ami permit
ti bla Mend to cool bla hei la almie at
Ihelr aHliiled relidi-Xou. lialpli
learned hU tenor went wonderfully
Well with the pun Niprnuo of their
SUraL And I 'Uk waa ihi aiixlolla lo
Initiate Mb Cheater Into the myaterle
Of daahlluht picture that he made bliu
elf no end of a Ihipp. The country
cmialii of tin Sianurd did not co cnt
thot Week lior the nelt. When ulie
did cu, ai n,P mirth ami hiuuhter of
the NialTord doiuh lle ait imil to ko with
ber. Oiii tiinrnlng a week afier her ib
(Hirtun lialph and IHtk mild aoine bit
ter thing when they dlwovered that
Koa bad found out be intiM attend to
Imaliiraa lii New York ntnl had left for
the city on the mlduluht train. And
J when Itoaa returned, alletit, but lull
ing ami eiultnnt. they wen not at Ml
backward nlxml telling bliu with true
fmtemal frank ilea their opinion of hi
conduct.
"You were aw fully good to go to meet
thnt llttlo country luaale," commeuted
Itnlph withering!'. "I Wlleve you
anew all the time she wn tbo prcttict
kind of a girl!"
iviniine aneer kindness on mv
pnrt. dear lxy. Hut. as I Imvo striven
to Impress on yon. virtue Is ever Its
own reward."
"(Hi. come ofT!" entreated IMck. "You
Just got thu limbic track, and you kept
It."
Hons pulled bis mustache.
"1 assure you In taking my late hasty
trip I bnd only the Wat Interests of my
brothers at benrt. My sole aiibltloti
was to secure you the most chnrmlng
sinter In Inw In tho world."
Helen jumped up.
"Oh. Hons! Did you-dld she"-
He laughed qulMlcnlly. "Adelo gave
me a message f r yott. my denr. Rho
aid to tell you that you are to bo"
"Whnt. noss?"
"Bridesmaid." Buffalo Commercial.
Ilamlllatrd.
"I have a young professional friend,"
snld the veteran lawyer, "who Is very
bright mcntnlly, but nn abominably
poor story teller. In fact, I believe It Is
lila mentnl activity that makes him a
bore lu thnt regard.
"The other morning I met him on tho
wny down town. He greeted mo cor
dially nud with tho nlr of n niun who
had something good on his mind that
lie must share with somo one else.
" 'Hay,' be anld, 'I'm going to tell you
tho best story you ever heard.'
"Of course I Inwardly resented thla
statement, though I anld uothlug. He
started with his story, but he had not
gone very far before ho made a lengthy
and tiresome dlseurslon from the sub
ject. He Jumped tho trnck two or three
times In thla way, until finally his ato
ry, as far as ho had progressed, was a
mere Jumblo of words. Suddenly, as
we reached fJrnnd Circus park, bo
stopped and began to smooth his knees
and rub his hands In tho most peculiar
fashion.
" 'What lu tho world nre you doing
that for?' I naked,
"Tin trying to express my humilia
tion,' he replied meekly. 'Illumed If I
haven't forgotten the rest of thnt sto
ry.' "-Detroit Free Press.
Distinguished Testimony
No eat aodeiy In the wiuld
ai'Ci.m.iininow tuuii mo Knight of
Him uu in ua luiunt luaiiiu
Hon I tho OUn I'ytblun
H una, at riiirliiK'leld. Olilo,
wliiili ably lri aided over
by S ijirrhitcn'icnt L I'evia
ami hi wifo, Mr. Caliie I.
l I'cvro, the miitron. Tbo
lulter ba recently written a
letter, which will command
widenprrad lit tent ion Imjcuuhq
of the prnmlnoma of tli
writer. It I H fullowa:
"Mean... W. II. ll.-,ker Sc
Co., New York: LaM year I
uaed Ack'T lwilll Komedv
at th allocation ''f a fneiid,
for a aermii, lon-atiiditi
throat dilliculiy and extrcnic
ly hard otiyjt. Had uaed
many well .krn of prctara
tiotia without relief. I tan
honcatly iy that Ackri'
Knliab Kcrncly removed the
difliculty and aiojid the
rVHIlll I .till tllil fnirrtiuftM
or uae more thn three hot- ' i--rrvaa.iatroaohiorytaua Home.
t!c. and at Irat one-ha'f of thu latt U !i!l mi band. I alo consulted phy
Iclan with no permnnent reaulta," (S'k " d t'Aixia I. La Ftvue.
Tbo fricn l to whom Mr. 1 I'evre refi-r at having ti(t;eted Ac leer' a
Knilili Kemcdy i Mr. V. H. Chilton, wife of the ptcaldcnt of the Troy
Trutialer Co,, of Troy, Ohio, where toi remedy ha accompliahed many other
i ore In Thi'Jttt and I,un Troub'e. In conveintion with an actiainlanc
Mi. Lo 1'cvro alo aid: "1( you will ca l on Mr. W. II. Schau, a prominent
ilona and art merchant of Srnrflrld, Ohio, you w ill find that he, too. ha had
any nmotint of experience with Ailicr'a ICuglish Remedy in hi family, and
tliltik they cannot keep bmi'ie without It."
Ai kr' Knajliah Km-ly U a-ild tit all 6Kg lata nniWr a fwiolt iv raarantre
fiai youi ninnrv oi l l rafui 'rl In cua ( (a . f . v. nJ Ii a UHtla la
Uiiil"l h'al ami ("ana!a. In hiiflai'l. i 'l . id . anil a. '!
H' WWW ( uImi gMVVKUt. W. IL UWkLK A CO., J-royrUh$, .Vrw ),
For 1 ly t.irj. A. Hi riling.
if Yiii wm
l'lrlclii
Job
CALL AT TIIIC KNT1SIIIMIIHIC.
Hew r4aak Vmtrh Lalra.
It I proUbly new to the majority
of (HHiplo 10 know tbtit the red. or rock,
cottrlah I a bitter enemy of the lob
ater that ha Jut crawb-d out of hi
hell and I aofi and unable to protect
blliiM-lf. During aheilillnc time the
obtera crawl up under prtijectinf
rck a, where the eaweMl and kelp
are thick ami where they find protect
ed plure In which to jro through the
prm-eaa of llpplll out of their Old
hell ami taking on a new coat of
tall, m ti tpcak. For toiin day after
beildinr the lob t era are weak and
unable to cope with tboao flab that
wag" war timn them. Tbl fact the
rMlilli oectn Intuitively to know, aud
they will n rui around tbeo ret not
lu cn-at tmiulM-r and wait fur tbo
holder to crawl out.
An old lobater flahermnn ald that
ninny nuiei i,e im.j Monpcd hi dc.ry
TV " ?"'."!:'r,of thM. ml :
fiah and watched their om-rstlotis. He '
bad even dropped bis line down and I
dangled tempting bait within a few
fret Of them. Ctilea U hnplienex to
rail directly In fnmt of their nore,
however, they would seldom take It,
as they were after lobster meat. When
the thill shelled lobsters Would crawl I
Ollt from hcliflltt the timtcctltiff ai-a.
M .....I . IH. I. I . . .
""Tii '"v i-iMuiaii niiuiii unri ai luein
and strike them fierce blows with their
tall, dlnnhllng them completely. They
wo.ild then fall to and devour the bclp
les ertiKtneians. Thla performance,
the lobster ftKberiuan snld. be bad w it
nessed many tlmcs.-Lewlston Journal.
Ilia .ha Were Itrrrptlv.
The lute Mr. Justice William
O'Brien, as Is pretty generally known,
was not a tailor's model, and when go
ing on a long railway journey his attire
wss even more neglected than Usual,
says I-omlon M. A. I'. Waiting one
duy for his train to leave Cork, he
wandered luto the first class refresh
ment room, his threadbare and faded
coat looking tho more remarkable
when, In contrast w Ith the dress of the
sinnrt set frequenting tbo place. "Cau
I have a glass of milkrihe Inquired
of the being In frills and powder who
ruled behind the bar.
Tbo lady eyed him sharply and au
rercllloUNly and then a napped out:
"Yes, but It's tuppence a glass here.
You'll ge. It for a pouny In the third
class room."
"Well." returned tho Judgo as amia
bly as possible, "I think I'll have a
(lass at 'tuppence' ell tho same. I can
maungo to survlvo the expense."
He took bis milk and walked out
with an unruffled couutennuce. But
when thnt young lady heard from some
gentlemen who were standing at the
bar and knew the judgo w ho her cus
tomer waa ahe didn't feel very welL
She tried to explain that ahe thought
ho waa one of those "old farmer fel
lows who'd stop argulug about the
price of tho milk for half an hour."
The tloatawala'a Jndatmeat.
It was somewhere In this wldo, wide
world. Just where has slipped my
mind, and they were about to buy
beef on hoof for the ships. So the offi
cer whose duty It Is to make the pur
chase took ashore with hlui the
bo's'n, aa representing tbo crew, to
look over the animals ntul either object
or not. They approached the first ani
mal. "How will that do?" asked the offi
cer. Tho bo's'n cautiously approached
tho beast, bent down and gingerly ran
his thumb and forefinger down first
ono shnnk and then tho other until the
whole four shanks had been examined.
Straightening up be said:
"He'll do nil right, sir."
Tho officer, flabbergasted, cried:
"But, dash It all, you can't tell the
good poll of a bullock by the
shanks!"
"Perhaps not, sir, but they're the"
only parts we ever gets, Blr," was the
reply. Pall Mall Gazette,
atnnd holier In noblu aim and charitable
rytlim. That order I dying great good.
pripti
At
Lowest
I a ten.
1VAKTED1
Hellahle man for Mnaer of Branch
OlBoe we lab to open In tola vicinity.
If your record i O K., here i an opiwr.
tunity. Kindly give good reference when
writing.
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C-IKCIKMATI, OHIO. (
Illutratel catalogue i da. itamp.
11. Ilolman, leaJing undertaker and
embalmer, Oregon City, Oro. Two door
outb of court bouae.
Nnmrthlag New.
Just publubed by the Southern Pacific
Co. i a pamphlet Upon tbo nourca of
Weatern Oreiron. w hich inrl.t.t.. .n
mp . cont.i0. in
fornnUonon cliiutte, Undi, eJu-ation
etc.,exltiog induatriea anJ their capa
bilities. j Attention it also directed to tuch new
fields for energy or capital as promise
fair return.
This publication All a need long ex-
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1 in,.,.!.!... i . 1 1-
1 1, i.-a vi caoirni iriruus.
Copies may be had of local agent
Southern Paciflo Co., or from
C. II. Markuam
. P. A., Portland, Or.
l'eur lace
Shows the state of your feelings and the
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blood makes itself apparent In a pale
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Harding, drngiflst.
t
Reports show a greatly increased death
rate from throat and lung troubles, due
to the prevalence of croup, pnenmonia
and grpe. We advise the use of One
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that gives immediate results. Children
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we will refund your roonev. Price 25
cts., and 60cts. and $1.00. C. G. Huntlev
the Druggist
fclY'8 CREAM IlAt.M I a poaUlveeura.
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tVt KHOTUKKS, M Hunt Su, Kew fork City.
Tor (SCoXatt1
Ii hi 11 'iiiaaafi'i'V ir''-v
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Harding Block,
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Telephone US.
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10 Cents
Pound driud Ajiricotn
7 Cents
Pound Italian Prunes
25 Cents
3 Can Tomato.; or Corn
15 Cents
Can good rod ffalrnon
25 Cents
4 jiotind Jap. PJce
25 Cents
6 pounds Plack Figs
We handle a full line of
GARDEN SEEDS
it area Oregon Vlty
mniX lrll.ail.
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Manager.
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tee goes with every pur
chase, whether it costs
little or much.
Complete stock of Gro
ceries, fresh Bread, Bun9,
Cakes, etc., always in
6tock.
You leave your order;
we do the rest.
HEINZ & CO.
E. I. SIAS
DEALER IX
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Spectacles.
All kinds of repairing neatly done
and warranted.
I'oaloOIce llldg-. 4'aaby, Ore 47011
Lli
PORTLAND TO
THE DALLES
By the fast
and com
modious steamer
Regulator
Leaves Portland ATAaiu
Sunday at 7 a. m.
This is the Great Scenio Route.
All tjJlin'af a.lmif iKal tV,v
on the Middle Columbia is not ex
celled for beauty and grandeur in
the United States. Full informa
tion by addressing or calling on
J. S. BOOTH, Agent,
Tel. 914. Portland. Or..
Office and wharf, foot of Oak St.
J. C BRADLEY'S
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ORECONCITY.
LOCATED BETWEEN TUB BRIDGE
DEPOT.
AND
Double and Sincle Rigs, and sad
die horses always on hand at the
lowest prices. A corral! oonnected
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
able terms.
Rlilir lii
EAST AND SOUTH
-VIA-
THE SHASTA H0UTJ5
Of th
S0UTHER.N PACIFIC COMFANT.
Train leara 0ron City for Portland and
way nation at H.24 A. M. and 0;0:i p. M.
I.f Portland I:H) 7 on r at
bv Oregon City U-.ri am Thlrm
At Aihiand 12..i'lAM 11::a
" Kramnlo h it) r m 4 ,y 4
" n rrndaco TM r m a.i.i M
" "glen A wTm TCsTm
" I)rnr iiO a m HMam
" KanaaaCiiy 7:S.fi " 251
".Cliitago 7:t 0 irt at
Io Anitelti
I F M
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6:.") M
ft :! A A M
4 .' A M
ti . ZT, f aj
:-'f at
12:43 ra
7:00 a M
r, 01 r m
n.A
0 :55 A at
4 .Iff A
8:2.'. fat
:I2a
" Kl I'aao
" Port Worth
" City of Meiico
' llonatori
" New Orlaan
" Waahlngton
" Stw Yora
Pullman and Touri.t r rintl hr.lli Lain.
Chair car HaTamento lo Og.len and P.i
t aao, an i mortal ear lo Chirago. 8t. Lonia,
N Orleao ami W aahlngton.
Connection t n Franciaro lili w-tor.l
tamablplli n lor Honolulu. Japan. China,
rbillppine. Central arid hfiuih Amerlra.
Mr. E. K. Hooiiena'arfier tni at
Oregon City station or addrea
B.KOKHLKK. O. H. MAHRtf AM.
Mnar. (. r'. St P. Agent,
Portland. Oregon
FOR CLATSKANIE
Steamer G. W. Shaver,
LEAVE8
Portland foot of Washington street Mon
days and Thursdays at 6 a. m. Retain
ing leaves CUUkanie on Tuesdays and
Fridays at 4 o'clock a. m.
This is the nearest and most direct
root? fo t be great S ebalem valley .
Shaver Transportation Co
SCHEDULES OF TIME
80CTH1X1 PAClIC BAJ1WAT
SOCTII BOC.HO.
Train Ko. 11
9:22 a.m.
4 :6i p. m.
9:14 p. in.
7 a. m.
9:22 a. m.
5 :40 p. m
" " 13
XOBTB BOCXD.
Train No. 16
M ..
" " 12
POSTAL SCHEDULE.
STsorTHtsa raciric uiload,
Mailcloae going North 5:Mpn-.and 7:an
M ail cloart going Smiths .& a m and 7 : p a
T StSTIIDB SLKCTKIC USS..
Mail dose for Portland andciatributlnc
pointa. 12 ni. -
Mail do for Milwaukie and Bellajood.
9 a m.
Mail rrr? frOM Portland 1:30 p m.
IDI anCTM.
Oregon City to Ely. Cms. Mallno,
l-loeral and Moliala leave at J2 m. and1
arrives at l:.10am daily.
Oregon City to Beker Creek. Shobel,
Clark. Meadow Brook, Union Mills anj
tolton fcare at S a m Tuesday, Thiirwla
and hstnrday, and returns on followiog
daytatlp m. B
Oregon City to Viola. Logn and Redland
J!- 1rrKon Ciy Mond.y, Wednesday
and tnilay at 1 p m, leaving Viola tame
day at 7 a m.
J,0" , CitT ,,J Willamette, gtaBord,
ilsnnville and Graeme arrive at I0 M
a ni and leaves al 11 :30 a m daily.
General detivery vindow liopen on Sun
day from 10 to 11 a in. Alt letter dropped
into the box at the door is promptly sent
offSundsy as on otherdays.
OPFnniv
and union Pacific
TO
THE
EAST
The O. R. & N. CO.
Glvea the Choice of
THREE
TRAINS
DAILY
TWO VIA
The Oregon
Short Line
TO
Nail Lake
Ieuver,
Omaha,
4.'hlcf o and
KsmNasi City
ONE VIA
The Great
Northern
Ry.
TO
Spokane,
Minneapolis,
Nt. Paul uuI
Chicago
Ocean Kteamers leave Portland every
5 days for
SAN FRANCISCO
Boats leave Portland daily for all Wil
lamette and Columbia Kiver Poiuts.
Monthly Steamers to China and Japan.
For full information call on or address
nearest 0. K. & N. Ticket Agent, or
address
A. L. CRAIG,
Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Or.
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