OKKOON CITY ENTERl'ItlSE FRIDAY, MAY IP., 1902 3 Cbi. ne fe ed ,?K I mi! pot ap-0" 0i 00' the tri : ,ert .ill t ion' J lit it. fv' 'I'luwi'Hf A,,l l'"" ,.! . tit Outkaiinu. J Will tie A'MUilmi (if i ti. ...i.r an. I I ?lillrcl.M 1 llollll tlli--' - ' " " i. -i.l a two tlaVB ""lull Bl '", Tui'.ilaV Slid WwlllltBilaV. """ .' m 1l,.k. of llill.liard. ...m'l.ll'l"" ' OliliT 1'lK-wl.y ... I....I...I 1 1 ih l.rMlimlliarv I r'-f '''"''"l' H'" f '.H.ni.l"! '"' '''" " !.'V. S. A. Arnold, paalor i- , kM .-lnir. il. M which I ... ..i. r.' r".'iinl"il. I '1" I"1- ;.. ,c,r ,'; i.ia in.iU'Mi'" ; R". R- I'. 1" ,'naiaUnt ttKnlr-.i.r ; R.-v. K. !,', n-KiHliMf Biid Irt.aanrer V ' Kiii.iil lMlM" I. !, i.( S''H Support I .iint' V l'l.ilri-lf " H-v. H A. ;i u' ii ""; ! nlalclUl inbera (ll T lay -viiiiiiu Rev. K. ' ly i,r.. li'"l ll'" -HltHnl - follow In alauding roin T .i.ih. iii iki iiiiainraa. j . (I I 'a,liii ""I"' VYrdriiwilay night brail ""'"'ll "' tin i'1' " " t'.iiniiili''iimiil. L inner t I'mriiing e.ill J!,'.l,v'-r..'l l. Mr- W A la' i'tie M -M Mimlay N. li'x.l, InlliiWed I'V "' 'l'l"" t'X I U, ) on ' l l" Children l tint I .t' i; v. S. A Arnold read 4 " .. f, i ll .1 . .f li.i.a .if !llllr.'lt i.H, " An iii't'ii'ilim ili tu rn- Hid ... .. .1.... I' II T I'iiiI.III , It j,; h. II. Kennedy, Mac II. II..-J-UII I.BIIll. ! , BUIIll"-' "I 'I' ll''"- followed unf ul U'" "i"" R"V- ''' f. i. Kit. H""'" 'iiijr- ,-(! Ill ll'll' " " " '" fati'iy. i"' - ,iJ y (inni'iii'-'i "in ,u .iiniv ii. m ninny i.-.iiib in t laminar with ll"1 ubj.l id Ul LillMUll"!! ""i'"i I'Mft-fiity Uhvt, I'r. Knirr, rr I I it"-" ril'U'Ul iilllni rur-w iniiwIrK'nr ul ill" U-t imll.iiml -itl. tlil llll" llirTrlU llll tl ullior it V niii-l In loll uiliiiu. i.i,n,ili.i'ii' nilrli i wmiii. I'"1" "l" ",IU I" itulhl lll'.i'MI "llliili in ii.in.ir f.H'lIfl'l l"M I IMHI H "MIIK Willi iiril'V"! tin' lilK'inut ruliai.lii'- i.rV I, .- r.ul!lllk'lT lll-'ll" M .- rim Mrlli".l '" I '.llli'. t !t i-m v.ili"". I'lirinn llic limn Mm M A. A'I.iim ffi It uii..n- ..I llii;ii.-r i rili. i-ni h ii'l min'lii-r mr mi I'll wl.li li l"i- . i I. " I'V Mra nk-r. Mm. I'4..ll llr.l. a i ix'i'.'ini Imiir III lni-inimr v . fW I llll I'li-H lH.-ll III III!' ll.lllf. i. rl.il'1', "I l-'urriit tirnvr., $ t .4ir mi " I Ii" "' "I !- Na-iiliin.il I riii)iri''iiiullsiii. ly ulily ri'.ri,iwlil'"l t.r.Hlti. l ul it .n. I a lu.ili-'l Inmi llin I Hal H ill tun i i-i i t iiii ii.l- r ul it l irullv. ,'IHII,' H'lVU t. 4 (III) I'llnmx III ii .ni.'iiii miin In llm !h-4' in' inn. Mr. u. I Mr. '.IVFII-.I llllll( H'l'llf HIM' III III" ill ltll.-ll-a! ill til" I-1 1 ll . (-1 1 III rWf iiifii-i u uiitnilxiili-il ' in tin- limit!. !,. A t f ii i I tW v - 1 1 1 1 if 4tli" ri-ii.lilinii ii i-ilh-iin l.y tlin tlii-g'i i City ,(wnl l lm r m. 'I iiulo I'V M ih iii rtl ! "i'l.-. tfl llm .l lnr !' tMHi. I iiii'i'iin. ami It.-v. S I till (IIIUI ll III" ItllUX-llttlUllltl DpV 'il I lfkMin City will have "O'lilf ul lii-arii:ti I'r. aii'l Mil. l mi sum In v, J mi" K al lil. I. - lll .-Hk III III" ('oniffi-- mi ll ill In" iij.ii iiitix, al t-rnu.iii '"- ihi- Mutli-r Wnh ( rrl iri'iuti, I. iti. l.-l inn ray tliat it 0 rrMiti-i tliitt a '"tition ih a'ili!i in (.'larkaiiia county (cr ' liwr. 1. 1 k K V . 1 Itm matii-r with (ii...r? nhouM " to lima ; In- -Lino tliut tlicy tihonl.l tri'al IB 0? "J ri-tiifinlMT, li"ii Iih went l"Hio Hi. )- ili.l fear "I imit ttuiiM )r run annlnnt i'Oliltiuv priii.r I iim.p? i'wii liftti-r aiul imr, it in lint '"niii iiii-ii, !(unm i...ii... ...... t. .......i.l. ,".,,t.n no- iig iu.ifl.o- ilHin'l Hint p-i you?) ''Uom, i(, lt j, mt hhUihI 1 PirlV of mdiiih n tfl IlllllfM A !!,M'.. "'tif omrtliiiiu, hut wlmt tlmiM uifin? '"'"il inuvo. or an anarrliim "ilit-T 'PI'IVH , ,e H.(er w,c, "7 miii-li ("nr, i,t" y aiMitii it h, I'oor Ol'l "urinr i :...i fc ,"'li,'v'1 in ,,,,t 1 '"-i n mint. ''tOKHtlier llm BiiaifliUtii ami "Ihriii in in.... "'"iiitht (irtiraataiiitli Hit 7n ihh,,, " tivr.c1r.;,., l,jH politicn, wliiclt 'ry iK.,r ..u,. ll I'vh itHHjmi.i him-I've " lH tllllll lhyi U" ,!., ( . who T'lt ll III in ..11'..... I.l... to i, '." innnt'r " m iniHiHk.., hiii) Iib's (jooil '""llllritii mill mill '" tl'"1'"lll'''r,'f lio I'"- ''lilt .' . ,,. .. ... . "J Frt'ri.Mrt ....I i . i j,it.. 1 ln" wiirai aim '"u"i i-hiiir. A.N iN'tjIMKKU. NULES OF TIM 2 'ttSFAClKIC RAILWAY ' (Albany Local) ,r;ppMAiuy Lo(.al) lltiAHIt OF COM MISXIOM.llS I M, , MtrU,r may Trnn of ihr County ll,Htnl. J,.r '.' 'M"r'"". J"I'U l-KMi-llmi ami T. II. Klllln, Cioiiniy ('oitiuiiMiiimira it., i. . i i ""inimriMi. ii ri.unUr li rin o llm llimr.l ( y UoiihiiI-- n....iri-i.ir in ('utility i, ,, 'at ol (irfKHii, l..iiii .ml ,, M i inn miiiM. in ...M county ami .UU ol ''"y. Hi" lit il.y , y il,f ......n ix.nitf in ri-icii ar liiott lii-.l dy law .ir I in ii4i ton i, coiiiiIV lnniiina I Iii-iii wnni i.i,., i,i , j -t Morton lion. Ji.Iiii I.vwuUiiik an I llon. T. II. Killiu, oiiiiui.aiMu.T4 ; I-:. II. O.Kimr, t-lr ; J . J . I'iMiki., ali-nir; .lmn the lollnaiii iroict.inrf merit Int.l to-wii: mi. I. a ai.i.owicii, John ru, lirlilrffl ;jh - it r.in.11 nitra liiaaiitt ; ui r. II I ii4, viiKtiiM. Jit 3() I'aciKt- Nlaloa 'id Tn fo.d-p. . (I 4; A ti-f .iiiM.r. aiiil tl IMI J I! y.ii.Mi.r t i- 7, - II Jl I alilck A (', riifn-n 4 Hi 1 A lliintlfy.iialioni-ry 211 J:, K H lUkwr, ctnirtliiiiiaM IU 40 Tout I' Itaii.lall.rrx i.nlnr J (Hi H J Valik-liaii, ahfiiff (ij A W t!limy, coiiniy iriutinn ,. lit 7 W II Yniitia', litoifl. il wi Mary llilfy. 'IUIht 1.' OU Jari.li scliniiilt, hri.lM ;ii 07 () l! KiiL-rprim., a'anoi.ti-y ju;, fV ) " " cmiiity .rinliii . ' -.'7 Cliarlliail A Co, iailwr .. U lift 1 1 W 1 .r 41 'it, .aiin-r 4 !:, I ll U'iIII.i... ......... p.,. ... J a Purler ' la) UO Anna Williaina " b'i (hi I; H..nial.y " ;;4 Oi I. K Wll lama " H'.l IK) J J Ci.kti. jolt 4:1 f,7 J W .Vtrria.in-Riir) 5 (i A Mililalin, rl..i tl.iii 4 (r. I'l'tt-r Nt-lirrn, cl lioiiMt 4 '(j Mali, va Imlrlck. J I' li-t 4 J V .Mf Anuliy 9 US II M.-o-ly 14 ;n K.I iinifn 3 'm) Klnmr I 'tl in an 3 .Vl Carry I'm J 50 l.lttlM .rrly 3 h. JhIiii C Wliitti 3 MJ I. It MiockUiv 3 .'m William Walkt-r 3 60 Hlaii. va liaml"lili Atttrr J W McAnuliy 5 Id II H Mootly .. II "11 llitnry Huiatl.t'ra 'I Hi stii. v- Klint-r lliini-aii J I linl 4 I W M tnuliy "" II S.M ly 7 I'D Siatri v Ii Ur lliiucaii.l I' I'iit J W M. Anuliy 4 ik' 11 ft Moo-ly It :ii Ilia M ( liaac, Hi, aliitrif! 7:' Ui J J Conkt) ' " 7 'Hi J I-: Ja. k " " In Oil l.ortMia l,i.-llti " " 4 iiO W II Cn..k",-lifrifT ('.'.' .I.tai HO !. 5" i:init-r Inmui, t-l". tmii ;i ihi C'lU'ii A N liU"ll, ri'l altt ol iliat ait'y It-i-a ISO Oi' J TJI'rakfl, iailr 0 IK' I. I' Haii'lM. aurtor J.' (ul Malw I r v 1 1 n. J 1' Dm J C lUlima 3 0 J J Knaill -IX) Wt-tliinaiUy, May 7lli, lirl):'. In Urn inallri of Cliarlea tiriml, a county cliariiK. Mnry llay alloanl $12 xr 111. mill Ironi May 1-t, I'Jt).'. In llm 111 titer f if lih'in ( I, T lUrin for cainellation ol lait-a. ti'uiileil. , In tint inii'ler ul m-titiim of II K lliir- -loar, "l al. lor a c mi' y rmil. (iiaiiltHl Vii'W"rn , I I Kl.lui(a, Ko Itnvllll all. I i M iro.tioii. l'aie ol itirvoy .May 2iiih, I'm:'. Ill tlitf mittier of pulili -n of V W Wanker, i'l al, lnr county roaJ. Pi- nie.l. In tlm niHtii-r of report of viewer ol tlain.iKea oil alirvey ol Vetcli roa.l. 1U-- irt ami h itmli illamlamtil. In tint uiiitter of ietitinn (f i II Hah lln, el al. lor a t-otiiity roa.l. (iranle.l. Vlewera-llavl.l M. Arlliur, Levi SimIi iiiiiii ami A Toil' I. I'ate of aurvey, May .', IWI'.'. In llm umtier of petition of J II Hi'fe nut. lor caiiCitlUlion of taxea. tiranteil. In tlm matter ol .til ion of K N Koaier, et al, l"r iiiiproveineiit of Kamlall liill. (irjnteil. In Hi matter of petition ol II I' Kant mat , et al. for a county roan I. (iranlwl Viewera-Knoa Caliill, Wiley May ami V Htoker. 1'iite of aurvey May ID, l!K)l. Id the nutter of petition for aiil ol (irecnlettf Cliutu ami TlnJtnas llollainl. (irantf.l. In the matter of tition for change in Wilea roa'l. tiranteil. Vluwera Silaa Wiitflit, John Maiiiwifnl ami T W Wlutf. Ialnof aurvey Muv L'7, 1'.Wi. In t tit matter ol report ol vittwera on urvry of llu.l Smith road. H0.1t. fur limit. in Dim mutter of ri'iioit of viewem on aurvuy olti It Taylor rol. ltt-ail tlrat time. ThiiPtilay, May 8th. l!K)- I., il,.. intter of petition lor vacation ol Lmnliriilitti Uiil ovor until June Mil at 10 o'clock, In the matter of petion of Jacoh Mi ley, et al, for a comity roail. tiranteil. I' Sliarn. Jolin Wairner anil W A Criacll. I'ateof aurvey May 23, I'.K-.', In theinattprof Chai Culo, an Indi gent niMier. Nanit) tmlertd taken from hat In the matter of petition of Chan Huker et hI, for work on weal ante of river in Ni.iv Ida nrecinct. Allowitd IIDOfrom l),al III, and tui.ttrviaor reiineited to ap noint John KaiBttr aa ilopnty. In the matter of appli- iition of CliBi Ilellinan for daman to liUCK 111 rvoao District 18. Alloel In the niBlter of the dflinipifnt ulc acriptionon the lman nd Clackuman road. Urilereil m.u uinriui. ain...r. nroct ed to collect name. In the mutter of Koad Pint .10. Or tiered tlmt anpervi-or npend r.(IO in v. h'.l la known aa the. Krone neiliooni"(iii. i H.a mutter of Il.Mil Dint ft r.lered that John A Kichey be allowed to work $i:o. In the mutter ol report of vieweri on iurveyof O II Taylor road. Koad or (Ittred opened. In the matti-r of report of viewera on aurvev of Hud Smith road. Koad or dered oiied. Friday, May 9th, 190-'. In the mutter of Mm M A Chirk, a countv cluirKo Allowed $10 per month from May l"t, W-'. In the matter of hid for plank for the Aliernetliy itml Viola It, ill I. Cm I 'ait awanl.id l (ieornii llicliibulliem. In tint matter nf chantre In lloou'a Kt-ny uml Aurora road. Itoad ordered opened. Ill llm mailer of Mrt K, I ward Whit I'Hk, iiiili)i.iit. Ordered thai Mr K I'aiker In-allowed $,'i0 to lend Mri Whit I'k k to New York. Saturday, May lth, 1'JOU. In the matter of petition of. Alma ni'a k lor rtttinte of ttxea (runted. In Ilia matter of Win X Davit Id l. I)iainiaaiii In the matter of aiiplli-iitioii of Karl Kolioln.fer f,,r mtileinnnt -A taXtt. tiranled. In 'he mailer of reiort on reaurvey ol nmiiii roail. Approved. In the nutter of bicycle report. Laid oyer until next term. Tint fo'lowiiia' jiidifna and clnrka were apKiiniei at May Term, ItK).', to take pla :e of tltoa ilinplalifleil : I'i tpialillnd AUrnathy Appointee K J Ueilluu.'Jl hoard,juilk-e,.A V I'arker Harlow U lUrliiw. clerki (Jbrla K'cher lleurv elgler, " K .iiiiuieruian V S Toll, " J W (Jovey lii-uver Unk Jobn Khaniion, Ji la'...JaiiiiM Shannon C K Speiiue, " Charlu liaker Canyon Creek K 0 I)ix, clerk U 8 I)ix L I Williauia " JCCllali Cauhy Win Kniitht, judge Andy Kocher I T Krkeraou. . . . .C W Anintronif l.atlru M4t k, clerk., Ladrti Mack I) It liiiuii k, ' W 11 Bear 2nd Canby Jamea Kvan Win Vorpnhi lainna A'lknii Jame Adkina K II Carbon Alvy IShaiik 1 11 17 J I'lielpa Alvm Ci 1'helpi ('lackamai Mil' Tliotnpaon K I' I)-dinBn I0I111 Kobiuaon A Mather 2nd Hoard II A Webster t'tto (ientrelbacll Call llalierliich Marion Juiiuaon Cheiryville K J Walkley ThoaSlone leu A It. 11 Win rig e Kd Copper Jo Liuliart C'aneuiah (ie'i Luz"ll Hibtllighea Want l.awUin K 11 TaU-r liauiaaciii Ad'-Hiert Forliea 8 C Young Cnacadel I II If venue ....Al'ion Meiniu Uailiuld Jul 1 11 Tracy John I)um lleoue I Una I'-ulaon IVter Held loa lleSlm.t-r lohn Marahali Carl Haiti K Nei.i iiiiitii Henry Joliiiaon I'eler Paulot-n MHikhburg liuiaC Lorenx Jaa Mittt Molalln I ll Cole J U Cole liirry Kaaiall ictor I)ii-ky ll I. Vaugban WO aiijrhan Milk Creek Jaa F Neli o John Kvant Maruitain 1 1 W Kent ley A I) Ilublmrd V F Albriglii... Wallace Alongnl Milaaukie Ara McLaiikililin. .Jonathan Hungerford Maple Lane W W Myer John Ii Ja. kaon OaweKO F W Wanker F W Wanker iteii W l'ro-er J ATuln Oretl'in City No 1 U L II ilniiiii "in Andreeen 2nd Oreg iu City No 2 J C llra llev Jaa Church John ltittner ried Humphrey J W Powell iShtrle ituck Oreiou City No 2 W F, Hu-na FW Greenman Uhaa Kelly Chaa Kelly 2nd Oregon City No 2 C N (ireenuian K P Randi J W Uder Forbei Pratt Oregon City No 3 Joe Harrington J H ILiwartl I. ivy Stint) J'ta bwatlort Chaa F: Hickman Herman ltrant PlttHiaut Hill W F Young Chaa Toote itolph Criaaell Samuel Edmistou 8pringwater John A Ueid WJ Lewellen Union F.dward Smidt Itac Miller Augii'l Yergeii Gollieh Muecke A A Uriaiwll U1I Criaaell Weat Oregon City John Hickman Wm Davia 2nd Weat Oregon City C A Miller Win J Borland Fred Humphreys . ...TJUary Fred Foralmrg Thoa Johnan Chaa Hhannon John L Kerry Killin U II Uohhins H M Rohbini State of Oregon, County of Clacka maa Before the hoard ol County com ...i..i.niiTa of the itate of Oregon for the countv of Clackamas. In vacation, after the May term, to-wit: m puriu ance of an order miide by the board and entered of record ordering warrants to lie iaain d in vacation, I. E. U. Cooper, clerk, of aaitl county and state, do here by iaaue warrants in payment of said claims for the amounts and in favor of the following persons herein Bpecilied: VACATION WABHANT8. Countv Charges Mi" F. Morgan, support of Mrs F. MurgtiH 10 00 M a it Duvib. siituiort ol John Jones 1400 la. Mill friiw-bler. suDPort of Kofa Tnech nr and family.... 10 00 V 1 1 u n Rrl. tires, alienor! of Ellen nn.l (( rman liriilgea 8 00 t W IniiKB.HiniDortol John El'at- ' , 6 50 W L Davis.supporl of W L Davis 8 00 v, si.witr aonruirl of John and Margaret Jlalian 10 uu Ha'tie WtHhlH, support of Mrs lUttie WotKis o K ias Miller, support of David Mortimer 30 00 Paul Freytag, support of J II Jones 10 00 Win Dean, suport of MUs For- renter. A M Sliihlev, support of Mrs (irin.lMtaff ,;r-' 1 Henry I-eis, support of Henry Lewis 1 Mr Kriui-r. Ptipport of Mr and Mrs Kruger 1 i Alice Curr, rupport of Jafte Carr 10 00 L Mathewaon, support ol L Matbewaon . . 7 00 Una i'iikl", support of Gua 1'ir- kle ane family 10 GO C I) Burns, support ol Johana, an Indian . . .- 5 00 Mr M Duff, support 01 Mrs M ir- tlia Duff 4 00 J J tlorbett.aupport of Wtn Stone 6 00 J M Heck art, support ol Carl t.adke 8 00 Indigent Koldiera Mrs J M Bacon, suppoit oU M I'tti on . . 10 00 ('hat let Culow, suinrt of Chat Culi.w 5 00 John Watson, support of John Walton 5 00 J II Churchill, an priori of J II Churchill 5 00 County Chargna. King Bohall, upiort of I'hoelaj llaallngt 1 00 l.liat Miller, aupport of 0 C Lewit 12 00 Mary Haley, tupport of Jamet Wilaon 13 00 I. Austen, support of Iru Phil- , li 10 00 Kldora Younger, anppoit of El- dora Younger and family 8 00 John A vin, support ol John Av- Ins 8 00 Mrs Adams, tupport of Mrt Ad am ... 15 00 (ieo M'xiney, support of Godfrey Shmale 8 00 Mrs Volchers, support of Mrs Yolrlier and family 8 00 Wll Maltoon, aupprt of 0 8 Phelps and wife 5 00 WT Tinaley, support ol WT TiriHli-y 5 00 Jobn Skirvin, support of J0I10 Skirvin and family 8 00 W T Gardner, minors at Boyt A Girls Aid Society 10 20 Peter Nehren, janitor 60 00 JO II Cooper, clerk 125 00 0 D F.liy, deputy clerk (10 00 J J Cooke, shentr 141 67 1 K Jack, deputy IV) 00 T P Randall, recorder 100 00 Lonva Randall, deputy 82 00 A Luelling. treasurer 8.'i 33 J II Luelling, deputy 20 00 J U Zuiaer, supt K3 33 Tlmt K Ryan, judge 100 00 0 A Sluart. co physician 14 b'. Mis Carrie Meyer, tupport ol Mr Carrie Meyer and family, ounty charget 10 00 ('has Culow, i"digent soldier ... 6 00 (Continued next week.) COCOCCOOCCCOOtOCOCCCCOOCOCD The New idea Dandruff Cure ..The.. o I Scientific o V Remedy J sta, OABTOniA. BaarttU yyllK Ultla YOB Hart lwaft Bflllglt The l.ood nrala. Rhcrtdim. the it fi bmiiKi plnywrlght who wua no Niorimuu. having gone one day on a shoot lug excuralon. ev erything flew tit-fore him and bla gun. despite his effort to secure something for bla bug. On his return borne with an empty bug be snw a mun. apparent ly a farmer, looking at a flock of ducks In a iool. "What will you take." said Sheri dan, "for a ehot at those ducks?' The man looked at biui with aston ishment. "Will half a crown do?'. The mun nodded and Sheridan gave him the half crown, taking tils shot at ttie ducks. About half a dozen fell dead. As he was preparing to bag llitiu he said to the man: "1 think on the whole I miide a good bargain with you." "Why," said the man. "they're none o' mine." Hoaalaa Praiaal Wedding. A peasant wedding In Russia means a festival for the whole rilluge and of ru for the young people from neighbor ing villages as well. Weeks before the eventful day the young girls assemble at the borne of the bride to help her sew. The bride groom comes with bis men frleuds to treat them to nuta and sweets. Appro priate songs are sung, and the bride groom's generosity Is put to the test. One of the girls holds out to him a plate, and If he puts dowu a silver coin they sing him a song full of compli ments, but If be gives copper and Is known to be able to afford more mock ery follows. The whole village Is In vited to the marriage ceremony, which Is performed with all the ancient su perstitious rites and solemnities. Youth's Companion. A Peculiar Caalom. At Venice when any one dies It Is the custom to fix a placard before the dead person's bouse, as well as In adjacent streets, ns a sort of public notice, stat ing his name. ago. place of birth and the Illness from which he died, atllrm lug also that he received the holy sacra ments, died a good Christian and re tuestingihe prayers of the faithful. Plaint of the Landlady. "Poets are queer birds. said the landlady. "I hail one here who could bear grass growing and understand what crickets were tulklng about, but I never could get him to hear me when. I asked him to pay bis bill or under stand a bint that he'd better move, even though It was spoken In plalu Engllsh."-Harlein Life. Altogether Too Iloneat.. "By Jove 1 left my pocketbook under my pillow." "Well, jour servant girl Is surely an honest person." That's Just the trouble. She will give the pocketbook to my wife." Kllegende Blatter. Hopeleaa. First Golfer-He doesn't play very well, but he says he's too busy to give any more time to practice. Second Golfer Oh. well. If a man neglects golf to attend to bla buslueaw what can he expect? The Itows of the North American In dians were usually made from a spe cies of osage orange. Tha New Met Dandruff (! ir la to call -fl btv-auoe the new I lea ol the ' tr-atiiienl of ill.i-a-ii la H, linl in ita preparation, ll ia t ailed t'ie "mini tilin rxinrily" liecain It coniaina 01 ly mcii inirr(lieota aa ara known to be rill, o, ui" In mala. Ilea of tin. cU.. That t it tlakea of ilamlrulf are the dria.l dm :harg iron tliou.aoila of lidl-u1"tb in the actio i a tact ell iinriVraion.! tiy tiioilern nhvaiciana. Hie New lilea Daitrtriift Cure will rleanac that iiii-i rt, Mimiilite the healthy tlane around them, anil allow tliniu lo lie lifnl.l up by the reaioring powrr of nature. 1 1 coi.iaina no alcohol, ainiiiiiiiia. aal wxla, borax or alkali in any form or anything that will injure either the hair or akin, and ii not contaminated with the cheap "pertume" which ia ao adimrilily calculated lo "charm lb vulirar ami (illem! the rvlliieil." It ia a aanitny, afe and tore cure fordandruff and all scalp diaeawa. It ia put un in full quart botllita, which la enough to curt asv 01 caar (anil ordinar ly two or three canes), Willi lull direc tion" on each botiK Mol l l,y Hid trade at ft per Ixittle. Can be boutht from t ie lull iwtnir dealers in Cla'-kamaa comity : C (i. iiuntiev, Oregon C.tv i. A. Harding, Oregon City Cliariuan A Co., Oregon City Hed From Trading Co., Oregon City (i. W. Oraca, Oregon City Kl ' Hrna.. Oregon City W. C. (ireen Oregon Ciiy J. J. Oorheii. ( .,,on Manufactured and sold to the trade by V. EKDNKK, Oregon City, Ort DONTGUESS AT I T but if you are going east write us for our rates and let us tell you about the sen-ice and accommodations offered by the Illinois Central Railroad. Through Tourist Cars via the Illinois Central hom Pacific Coast to ChlcaeO and Cincinnati. Don't fail to write us about your trip as we are in a position to give you some valuable informa tion and assistance. 5319 miles of Track over which is operated some of the finest trains in the world. For particulars regarding freight or passenger rates call on or address J. C. LINDSEY, B. II . TRUMBULL, T. V. &. P. A. Com'l Agt. 14J Third Street, Portland, Ore. Daily River Excursions or ORKGOS CIIY BJATS. IMILT ( HF.M'l.r. Leave PORTLAND Foot Taylor Ht, 8 :V) A. M. n so 3 On P. M. Ii 15 brave OREGON CITT Foot Eighth St. 7 00 A. M. in no 1 30 P. M. 4 30 I Only the following landings will be made: Magooi.e'a, Mdroni'l, Morey't, KiaWy'a and Oswego. Bnnitay excepted. K.K'VD TttIP 23 CENTS. Oregon City Tranaportatlon Co. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. DAILY TRAINS. D'ly D'ly Etlective July 0, I'M Rates Agiln It educed From All Points EasL Before yon make definite arrangements for. thai trip east let us quote you rates via the Illinois Central Railroad. Our rates are the lowest to be had, and it wil pay you to w rite us. If you haven't time lo communicate with us, tell the agent from whom you pun-liage your ticket that you want to travel by way of the Illinois Central, and you will never re gret the trip. If any of your relatives or friends in the east are coming west while the low raU-s are In effect write us about them, and we will see that they get the lowest rates with the best service. Through tourist cars, personally con ducted excursion cais, free reclining chair cars in fact all the latest conveniences know to modern lailroading. For particulars regarding rates, time, rfice, stop-overs, different connections aLd routes, Etc., etc., call on or address; B. H.Tbimhi ll, 142 Third Street, Com'l Agt. Portland, Ore. P.M. IA.M 6 53 i M On f.v 8 lift 9 HT) ... 8 20 HIS... 8 3H 0 35' . 8 il 40 ... 8 50 9 50 ... 8 5 10 0.'!... 9 118 10 in; ... 9 19 10 21 ... 9 37 10 3'i .. 10 H0 11 (r; .. 10 on 11 iu;... 10 20 1 1 22 . . . 10 3 '111 SO Ar Portland . Ar: . . .(ioble Rainier . Pt rainid . . . . Mayger ... . . Quinry laiiikaoie .. Mamhland .. . Westiort . . . . .Clilton .... . Knappa . . . ! . Sveiien . . . . Jo'in Day . . . . . A"'oria . . ,v D'ly D'ly A.M. P.M. 11 10 9 40 10 Pol 8 35 9 52; 8 20 9 35i 8 t-0 9 30i 7 54 9 20 7 40 7 38 28 9 121 9 02 8 521 8 371 8 17 8 07! 7 17 7 02 (i 4 2 6 32 7 55 6 20 7 451 6 in After a ninn reaches fifty a year seems to be about three wecka.-Atchl-lon Globe. Rei'ticed Ra'ei lo the East. Those contemplating an eastern trip will be interested to know that there will shortly be on cale greatly reduced rate tickets in connection with the Rio Grande System, the famous "Scenic Line of the World." Tbia line offers its pssaeniters a most delightful and comfortable journey to all eastern points. It is the only transcontinental line pasting directly through quaint and pic turesque Salt Lake City, "The City 0 The Saints," beautiful Glenwood Springs, Leadville, Pueblo, Colorado Springs (where a side trip may be made to Ihe Garden of the Gods and the summit of Pikea Teak over the cog-wheel raiiroad), and Denver, the queen city ol the inter mountain region. Stop-overs are allowed on all classes of tickets. Tnree dailv express trains make close connections with all trains east and west and afford a choice of five distinct routes of travel. The equipment of these trains is the best, including free reclining chair cars, standard and tourist sleepers, a per fect diuing car service, and also person ally conducted excursion cars, each in charge of a com'ent guide, whose busi ness is is to look after the comfort of his guests. No more pleant and inexpen sive means of crossing the Continent can be found than is provided by these ex cursions. For additional details, address, J. D. Manskiki.1), Gen'I Agt., Rio Grande Lines, No. 124 Third St., Portland, Oregon. SKA SIDE DIVISION 11 30a. ni . . . 1 f ... 7 40 a. m 11 35 p. 111... ! astdRI . . ...OOp.iu 5 50a. 111. .f OKI A ( I0 3,5 a. in 8 15 a. 111 ... J ... 5 50 p. in 6 15a. in... . .12 30 p. m 2. HO p.m.. i . .. 7 20 p. ni 5 00 p.m... f ".ASIDE j j (i 9 45a. m. .. j I ... 9 30 a. in CONNECTIONS. All trains make close connections at Gohle' with all ftorthern Pacific trains to or Iroiu tbe East or Bound Points. At Portland with all trains leaving Union Depot. At Astoria with I. R ,t N Co. s boats an I rail line, and Steamer T. J. Potter, to ami Irom llwaco and North Beach Points. Ticket office, 255 Morrison at., and Union depot. J. C. M.YO,Gen. Pass. Agt Astoria. Ore BliiL Lie. PORTLAND TO THE DALLES By the fast and com modious steamer Regulator Leaves Portland daily except Sunday at 7 a. m. This is the Great Scenic Route. All touriBt admit that the scenery 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. " P 2,000 miles of long dis tance telephone wire in Oregon, Washington, Cali fornia and Idaho now in operation by the Pacific Station Telephone Com pany, covering 2,250 towns. Quick, accurate, cheap All the satisfaction of a personal communication. Distance no effect to a clear understanding. Spo kane and San Francisco as easily heard sa Port land. Oregon City office at Hardmjr's Drug Store.