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Newspaper Page Text... OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY MARCH 13, 1903, r COXRESPOXDENTIi ,! t Correspondents are recj tested to re t' their work. We wiil iiiiply nil picessary stationery. Tin new fnim j nr neighborhood hIuxiKI appear in Incse columns evety week. I he Imsv '-.ison is ps;t you should renew your i" respondenee work. : Asthma ! ill mm J w is vi-i'ing in Mu'.iiifl. Tin! cold weather stili continues. Air. Forces has moved to Vancouver Miss Nellie Hogue is visiting hiendsl t l.ltHTHl. Mr. Harris who has In on biok is able to be up again Mi- K'hel Car'isle M o lino last week. Ora Hinl Ernest Pavia have ("one to Oregon City lo work. Mr. lUn monil, of Molalla, was visit ing in Milium this aeek. Mr. and Mrs Trullinger and daughter neref'e nuests of Fred Encksou and fiiuiily Sunday. The basket social given a' Mie i':int:e hall was largelv attended. The proceeds amounted to JIS.lt) which will no toward tuyiug chair tor the upper hall. IMver. Jjseph IVhazier lias lieen on the si.k list for some time. Miss Oherst took dinner with Mr. PeSlia.ier last Sunday. Mrs. Testmoii, from (Still Hun, is vis iting her daughter Mrs. J. lVShax'er. Mrs. Frank Selinon has been to Our rinsville visiting relatives and triends. Matth is here and it seems very nat ural as the mini is blow ing ami is ruli ng and hailing. Farmers took advantage of the dry weather last week hy burning around their farms to prevent forest liies. A. J. Kitzmiller lost a fine cow last weeK. ?oiue people ttiat saw I tie row J thought she was poisoned hy Home wild plant or some unsteiious way. "One of niv daughter had a terrible case ef tsilima. Vl'e tried almost everything, but without re lief. VC'e then tried AVer's Cherry Pectoral, and three a:-d one-half bottles cured her."- l.mnia Jane tiiitsmingor, I.angsville. O. Aycr's Cherry Pectoral certainly curesmany cases of asthma. And it cures bronchitis, hoarseness, weak lungs, whooping-cough, crcup, winter coughs, night coughs, and hard colds. Tkm l:c : JAc. 50c, SI. All JninWt. (Vmuili To-ir t.K-Mr. It ! tk tlii-n ) I'tt ' If tn y" to nk It tlit-n ilou't ik li. IU know. Ia It llt him. - r silting. ,. I'. A Ui Ct., Uwll, Mat. ItillJaster has pun-baaed it line new hackney. and he had to (hoot her. A aim wan a tine large animal ami a general favorite, the I ohm ia keenly fell by thorn. Mia. Kale Irvan la expected home from Spragun, where hIi hua apent the last two iiiontlia visiting tier daughter Alli-M. Mrs t.,tiUiiii. si..... ...Ill .M'ss ,1. nme Kiechle was slaving with come with her to vinii old ,..-,,ii..i,, in, the liiiiuly ol U Kciittcr last Stttirdav. -'-lie was a nioiioer ol limllcl.l Miss Koaa Schata, of Portland, ii ill Stafford Kgtin. Pick Oldensladt and Charles Wcti-cn-born are dicging their luilabx-a. Knirhsh seivi.es will he I el. I in tint Our respected inllliater. Kev. (1 1 Fiihi ti i man II iptist i hureli ai 7 .lit) p. j Kicli. I'ltMehed ti a larg and aiiprecU- inn g iiiiil,y. S. J. VAUGHN, Livory, FcpJ nnil Snip SUM ORECONCITY. I.Ol'ATKH HKIWKKN TIIK blil'OT, HKIIKIK AM tn I his i Call f.. live iniiiieiice til iiailielil mi Minilav ' itlnrillliir mikI siiii,Uv ilI..I.i IU..11.... IIih Cai.en sh'H best ever t, ,, t.; i, i".. ........ . m ..le. a. t. Ki iiue- A I o. tlnlv iwen v Hh well ,.s a ni.ii.l.er ol ,e.i.e,s of Ins ' l"; K ""r"m '" "'' d.-nonilnaHoii who never (ml lo go hear tan. a brunt. ml wheel. I him preach. Sell -id i i ronded, a cl ddren aie ' i.vi n,.a i,.i i.... , coining raili-r l.equemly I ne teach- ' ru, Hl( ,j T,vllok , .rh,.,l heiier keep a lew "hcls on , ,,, ,lr ,,,,.,. ,, H4 ,(,rt, u,, I l",n'1 '"' "'ve.ne.H-e sak.'. ,.,, i( ,r ,W( ( (VI1 lli(,y Mlses 1 v.lia Weiser, lua Weiser ami ! ''r I'"1 ll'f aabea and set I l.wlia S. hiniike, woo were visiting with ; them on t le porch over night. Next the family of Fr.-d Moser, went to Tin- ni'irning light from the poreli altracteit tier. ; their atlenti. ill and going out (ouml I lie I porch on lire having caught from the aslua. HlMlll Mr A i-ister and Ixoil er of Mrs. J nines Wl si. n an- vi-itinit lie.e for a short tune. Thi ir boine is at weei llome. 1XM (art of the bouse, an addition which hal been built on only about one and a half yens ag They also sustained the loss of their home and a irreal many hi tides in the house, hut Fiank tetched the boii-e in time In save a few articles of bedding and Weai inn appiiel. Another lire took place Ptairie Ust Sitnrdav niht, D.mblo ittid Sin 'lo Rigs, iiml ami tile ItorMt'H ulwHyn on Imml .Hi tin lowt'Ht iricin. A tuirriill foitiit'cttd witlt tlu liiirn for liniHtt Htot'k . Information regarding any kindu stock promptly attended to by person , I letter. Horsos Oouv ht and Sold. Hot bill tlTIIIH. PLUMDINC CHARCES Cft A? T)i I urrlnnvllle. John I. inn and daughter, Mis Jennie I. in. t are in our tniilsi again. Misses hlli. i IUrki'iiridr and Myrtle I'owty are ut home on a visit. Mis. A. I. Iliciiibnthtiu will begin a term ol school heie in two weeks. Siind.ty morning fun. id the ground wlnle with snow , hut It was all gone be- Kev Kggerton, of S.-hollsberg, Wis, preached ai the t ougri ga.ional clill'ch Siimliiy boih inoinini: and evening. He i- an exc-'llcnl s,ienker and singer. S.iturdiv evenilii!. while rehnniig belli the d un e st Sherwool, Will Ito be.g's biii;g w.ih npsel ami the no II pains spilled oil . I he hiugv w as ' I u 1 1 y deniolished lint the iH'cupants Were not i h i., ... , . much inj.i.ed allbo.igh badlv shaken up. .. Heinle Mr. and Mrs. John ' ' Ivanil.l. II. hutching oiiied the (JtV tl-lsirne, of I'emlletoii, will give dr. in no at Fugle Creek til their last meeting. The Indies Aid ('ociety iruve an ice cream social at the home of Mrs. I.. Hale last Fiidav evening. Iteni.ln u-e cream. b on t-.iliott K hh, i, .,,(.,, exhibition at the A. O. I', when the : it; ii . v iL,,i,viJ.. l,n.-ii -Mil. nop-nouseoi i riiuiiin fo.e inirneil ilown, , He is an excellent singer and will give anda little Inter the hop store bouse j uliraie.l lecture Fr. mi the coin burned: but in this ease it was not an I i ...i ... , . . . no lli.s ill iiict iini'T-in i ii i . iiii inn . iit . j . . ... accident, but supposed to I the work of jt B1n lm,0,,tHedlv he worth while I '"' "'l;lr,ke and ross'. chickens, lak some Itemls. who shoul.1 have l.eeii j ,0 llt rtitl Admission free, chained to the building while it burned j down. ' " mm i ing in I tr..x in all. NmsIj. The unususl long dry spell for this time of the year has at last been broken, and it is taining, intermixed w ith snow ; but the (anueis have taken lime by the forelock, while the ttood weather lasted, ml have tin ir spring work Well along, aad some spring giaiu is a. ready in the itrotind, lso some garden trucK has been I'lauled, but we predict that it will not grow much for ttie next tinuiili. Mr. Campo, of Wni-ky Hill, lost hie resilience last rriuay noon tiy lire. .Mr. Campo was woiking some distance from tliehoUse on his farm, and when tit went home for dinner he found his home in ashes. The house had caught lire about 11 o'clock, and supposed to lie due to a defective fl'te. At the time there was no one, except Mr-. Campo and tier daughter-in-law, in the house, hut they soon rang up the neighbo s or. the telephone; but the fire made such ti-rce headway that it was impossible to save anything. This is a hard stroke for Mr. and Mrs. Camim; they did not even have a change of clothes left, and noth ing to eat and no piace to t-leep, but the neighbors have not been flow- in this Case of need and have donated provis ions, money and clothes, ami we trust the old people will S'xm be fettle I in a comfortable hou-e again. Mr. Frank Campo, a son, anil his w if e occupied one Loss of Flosii When you can't cat break fast, take Scott's Emulsion. When you can't eat bread and butter, take Scott's Emulsion. When you have been living on a milk diet and vant something a little more nourishing, take Scott's Emulsion. To get fat you must eat fat. Scott's Emulsion is a .great fattener, a great strength giver. Those who have lost flesh want to increase all body tissues, not only fat. Scott's Emulsion increases them all, bone, flesh, blood and nerve. For invalids, for con valescents, for consumptives, for weak children, for all who need flesh, Scott's Emulsion is a rich and com fortable food, and a natural Ionic. Scott's Emulsion for bone, flesh, blood and nerve. Mr. Heaver t ree. Molton llower is on the sick list. Wet weather is Hgain the older of the day. I. HtU'hes was busy butchering I ist week. C Baker and family visited the Stev ens family last week. Mr. Turnev's dancing school was a failure last Tuesday night. Helen Stit. deman nisde a pleasant call on Hiy Siaben last Siinday. M. Davis is Imsv buying more cows, as his trade calls for more milk. A lew of the ft. 0. sports seem to go to Cams kind of often. There must be some attraction over there. j Dancing School; Mr Andersen has returned L'Hin. He 1ms been speudii to 15. C. g a lew month in Salem. Mr. Anderson does not like Si'em. He ays ihe wa'er sup ply is a great disgrace to that good tow n. Two new farmers, J. V, Jor.es and Wibiain II. ljbees, now live on the Uie Kirk place. The two iientlenien feel kind of lonesome, on a--coiint tfi.it they have to cook an I wivk the farm, ho now Mjiicg laities look out Alnas remember and bear in mind, A fait, fill fellow is bard to Iiml ; And when Mm find one, tall and slim, Make up yon mind and g for biin. TUKN'KY will ounhiet a dancing; school nt Benvcr ('ri-tk Hall. Meet vvtry Tiit'.xday K veiling;. Ounce utartH at S o'clock pharp; close nt l A d in i s i o n 5 0 Cents:: : : LADIES FREE Ciirrinsville lias heen iiliet for so long that wewi-bto remind the readers of the fcnlcrpnse that our illlle luirg is alive ami in ibe Iront ranks alihmuh it has not been heard from lor soma tune. Miss Cole c'osed a successful achool last Friday. The entertainment given Fob, ,.,7lb, was a complete success. The sunt ol $7.1 Isl s realized fruni the sale ol ;17 b iskets. This means three months more of school. !!, HI tnilcH of lotiK ilis v tHiu'ti ti'li'i!iinu wire in Or. poti, WiiHhintoti'iili forniii iiml Miilm now in oM'nition y the Pacific Station Tt'lepliono (Nun puny, covering 'J.'J.'iD towns. iuii'k, tifcnriite, cheat' All the Katisfiu'tiun of it Iicr.soual column mention infanco no ell'ort to t clear iiiMltTHtantlini;. Sh kano ttinl San Francisco as 'easily 'nparil m Port land. Oregon (Mty ollice nt Hanlms Dru Store. ate no higher ilntti Hi -. i.i any other 1 1 a le, and o'ir am no higlmr llian aer- ii-ii rendered ili'inaii'l. Whai wi iiudeiiiike lo d i In a lliorom li and "iiiisfacinrv inaiui'-r. Tbern Will .ml be found alter mir workman get Ihioiigh with a j ili h it v deleciive j inns, leaky pipe, loose counectiuiis or olhrr evidmici'M of "scunpeil" w nk, l-'vety put will be peile -t. and look piolceL, ami w hen I be bill coiiiea In you'll not ask for hiiv deibiciion. F. C. GADKE THE PLUMBER Family Wines . . . ALIFORNIA . . . WINE HOUSE Main Mr ti. lid. I tit mill .'ith Mr. and Mrs. M C. Young gave a sur prise birileliv pariv on Satunlav even ing, March 7th. in honor of thesixteenth birthday of theiron Norris. A la'ge i nu.nber of voung people were p.p-ent an I the evening was spent in games and music, after which a delicious luncheon wns served. Those present report a very en! ivalile tune. DR. FENNER'S IIKIDNEY Backache CURE c. I Mill PIONEER rrangfef and Freight am! parcels tlelivureil to all pnrtH of the city. RATES - REASONABLE All dlaeassi of KMneyt, Bladder. Urinary Orirana. AI-mi Rhsumatlani, Back achft. Heart Disease Gravel. Dropy, female Troubles. (iarllrlil. BEST FOR THE BOWELS If yon hiTn't a rnlir, hlthy moTomont of th lKJWi evry dr, you're ill or will be. Krp your b'wH o.en, at.J b well. Korre, In the uhmw of Tiolent physic or pill p)loo, la dincf-nmis. Th mxjthet, CMieit, mot perfect way ut kuepiuc the bow-li cltar Qd cl-n u to uko CANDY CATHARTIC p: - e Miss l.eona Krigbaum ia ill with the la grippe. j Mr. Knglish his hard luck, lie lost a I hore and three head of cattle. I Several o' our indnslrioUH farmers are ,' well along wi'h tl eir grain sowing. Mrs. K. Kieth is expected home hooii on a visit to her p.treuts and children. Walter I eninn ia running the Lemon , farm and C. llnncan is running II. 1'al mateer'tt farm. Our carpenter, II. I'ulmateer, is busy bnil ling the Melovia Hchool bon-e. The fire of lu't fall destroyed the old one. close the I'al.nateer in three weeks moie will go to liitstern K. Surface will school in tiarlield and after a res! Oregon. Several are mill on the sick lit with la gri pi. Among those oeiiig the most ill are Airs. S. 1 1 iiU'initn, Mis. I'. Wagoner, I Mr. and Mrs. Ituiia. (j irfn-ld (irange was the re. iiiietit of anofficialvisitfrom Mis. Howird and Mr. Casto and as usual all r-port a very enjoyable l.i spent at the (irange. The Lenisens, of Outfield, Don t become dlacouraged. There U cure (or you. 1 1 m-. i--.virv rile fir I cmu r Hi- luis Bu nl tt nr ili,,,, ciirliiii Just sucli cases usyours. All consuliiiuoiia Free. "Kl.-lit iimntlis In lull, heavy I, m kudu', palu mid son-ni'ss ucruss kiiiin- s, ulsu rheu matism. Inhi r ri iiinllcs (alh-il. I r. I en tier s fvlihiey and fl;ici.uclie C ure curnl lnu coiniili h ly. II. WATKIiS. Hamlet. N. V." I'riK-.-ls.s. .Vic., ft. A.k furfisik ft.H.lt Tree. ST.ViTUS'DANCEi:'::;:! For Sale by Charmiin Co IliinOcy Ilrolhcrs; liiiniiNi-tiH. Miss Jeanette Newell friends in Cortland. is visiting Mr. lloluH, of Sunnyaide, was visiting J, It. Swanson Sunday. V. W. ( o'-ke is working ill Cliapman and Smith's piling catun near Ilutteville. Mrs. Julia Young, of Milwaiikie, ia visiting her son, S. C. Young, ol linnas- Carns. is working f jr lien EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY Plfnt. Pilitable. Potunt. T.i Onmt Oowt, Nevfr Slck-n. Wskin orGripot lo. ts and cent p-rboi. V.'hotlorlrtieB&iuiile, and book i.i uu ue.ua, A'i'ireis 43 Stefllna Remetfv Comnamr. rhlranA a Mmm Vn.. .. ..: ' . the i-etnse KtfcF TDUK ELDDD CLfcAN prised on arising Sunday morning to find , snow to the depth id three im-hes. As 1 - it is March we know it will soon be gone. I Mrs. Kate Siiuflin who whs calle.i to Cortland last week by the illness of her si-ter, Mrs. Ceil Stevens, returned this week and reports Mrs. Stevens much be tier. Several from (iarfn-lil attendd the social at Currihsvillo and report a good time. The sale 01 baskets netted 7;) 70 which w ill be used to continue the term of school. Mies Hickenbothem will elo'f) the Oai field school In two wee Us more and after a short rest will assume charge of the school at Curriiiaville. She it a very eminent teacher. .-everal ol our residents, are preparing in the old way to fight next summer fires by the oafest ami aureHt methods, hy burning all the old fern and trash now while it is safe to burn. Jas. O. Linn, of Currinnville, lost one of hit) fine white mares. It broke a leg Roman Howard Faust. Sara Junes pas the guest of Yada I'llls Sunday. to a real extent bv Grain is injured the recent freeze. very valuable cow it.an.aa rn. n-nl We will send you a free sample. Be jure that this picture in the form of label it on the wrapper of every bottle of Emuliion you buy. scon & BOWNE, CHEMISTS, 409PearlSL,N.Y. 50c. and $1 1 ill drugjisti. Mr. Graham lost one day last week. D. J. White made a businesH trip t) I'ortlarld Monday. Frank Shoenburn i working at V. Hanis', of Oregon City. Lurn StevenH, of Beaver Creek, Bpent j Sunday at Mr. Faust's I Ed Howard and family spent one day last week with II. HorriHliuh and fam ily. Mrs. J. Kalbfleish.ef Canby, has licen visiting old friends and relatives for the past week. V. ErickPon and II. Hornshuh, both of Carus, returned laHt week from their claims near Sprtngwater. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eaton expect to leave for Yakima, Wash., their future home, the middle of the month. Revs. Messrs. Mummer and Shupp, of Portland, and Elmer, of Canby, have been holding revival meetings at the M. E. church for the cast fortnight with good success. Fred Stevens made a business trip to Greenwood one day last week, but, ow ing to the fact that "Old Bob" wasn't along, he did not take the right road and was quite awhile in getting home. KUffnrd. Mrs. William Schatz is quite sick. Mr. Bain is back aga:n to spoil the roads. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you cat. This rr'.'paration contains all of the digestants and digests all kinds of food. It (fives Instant relief and never falls to cure. It allows you to eat all the 'ood yoa want. The most sensitive stomachs can take It. I'.y Its use many thousands of .dyspeptics have been rured after everything else failed. It jB unequalled for all stomach troubles. It can't help but do you good I only br E. O. IjeWitt & Co., Udrairo bottlecoDUdniZ tloieatfwiOc iLa K. II. Ciiirkthardt, wife and daughters, Annie and Mattie attended the funeral of li. F. Green well Minday. John lira lley, deputy county assessor, is working in this psrt of the county. John ia a good deniilv iind thoroughly iinderstamlH his business. The entertainment and basket social given by the I '.itii isi us school Feb. iisih was it grand success 111 every way. Alter the ppigiain c line the sale ol baskets then Al Cooke was called to the floor as auctioneer and in his usual good u.ilured manner the trinkets were sold for a neat little sum. The writer did not learn wlnit the net proceeds were. H. F. Greetiwcll, a highly respected citizen of this place passed aw.y Friday morning at nine o'clock, the funeral be ing preached by Kev. Triilliuger, of Wil boit, Sunday. The remains were hud quietly at rent in the lUinaHciis cemetery. I'.eiijiiiuin Hrankhn Greenwell was born in Jefferson county, Ky., Feb. 'SI, IHHH, He moved with bis parent to Indiana 111 lH.r)r ; in iHlio be crossed the plains and settled on what is known as Arthurs I'rairie in Clackamas Co., Oregon, where he lived wilb the exception of one year until his death. He whs married in March lHHI to Martha Albright, his wife and child died in April IK05. (In August 15, 18'ib' be married Jerusbia Grimm. Uy this union were horn 'i children ; his wife and 10 of whom survive him : Warren, Henry, John, Roy, George and Anna, of Damascus; Mrs. Jlenrv Wade. 01 Clackamas; Mrs. Lucy Roberts, of Oregon City; Mrs. Fannin Ganlenhein and F;isie Greenwell both of Raker City. Oregon. He also leaves three brothers, four sisters and a step-mother. He was an earnest and faithful follower of Christ having united with the Christian church in Oregon 1807. I iiimrui : FlMI" "'""lll 'I J I'll vsiiru tisi 1 'coseri I hi it II for tlit ir most Ih licato I Tatit'iit. Oltl and I'll iv. FOH SALE BV I E. MATTHIAS B Sole Agency for Oregon City I jQ2SBS3BBSZCSS3B.aVI3iHBKIftS8E (Vifi.rtiiii I'ort !()() - j I ' 1 1 1 M Tit II v hxtni Obi Tort 12,-, lirlli ulr nml M.-II-mv uperinr Obi I'ort itml Sherry I 'id Nrlrrlnl fur Mr. II. ill I'm ..ara Kxlni OM Cnlifortiiit Sherry. 1 !" Mr.tluiii, I'nlr, lirlli ulr nml iMy t'alifnriiiii Tokitv 1 (0 Kxcllrnl Tali'lr Whif Sweet Miis.-nfd , 1 or, I'lnr W on Sweet Ciitiiwlui J '27 Hl.ll A tiLi-l ii-ii 1 ().-, Null, full nml I lor Fxlru I lil ('iiliforniii Angelicn I 2" Suprrli .il. I 1I1 .rrl w nir j FxtraDry California Famoim WincM Sjiarkliiig Hurgiinily s:a A i-lriir Nisiiklliiif w inr Sniiiiiiiii Claret il.i,- K 1. li. Iiulir whir Ivxlril S(iiiiiin:i Zillf:ttticl ... T.'ii! Nuiir Ii - llrr, 11 well null urnlwl ur Kxtnt Si)iintiui It'esliin; . . . . 7"o A wlnr I Ion will plru.c j-nu SilllOtll.l I luck (J'c UtoiliI y iiiisui lutssril Soliulllil Suilferiie 1 (M) line ni w Intr w Inr Fine Ctl. ir:iic ilrumly ' 75 Thr ki ilium , Kmiil lis tilipi.i tril 33:42DULES OF TIME NOfTIIKK.N I'AtTKIt: RAILWAY NollTH uolM). :Hl a. 11,. :"' a. m. (Albany Local) 10 p. m. soi tii horNh. a. 111. 5' 1 p. in. II : 1 1 p. m Daily River ,l , OliKtiON CI I V ll 'lATS (Albany Local) Excursions brave I'OltTI.AM) Foot Taylor Ht, 10 .'ill A. M. 4 l C, M HMI.Y Si II KIU I K . Uavs OltKlitt.N CITl Knot Flightli Kt. 7 -Ml A, M. I .10 C. M. Only the follnwlng luml i iiKt will he niiule: Magoone's. Meldriini', Morey's, Itisley's and Oswego. Hunilsy excepted. ItOu'NI) Till I' Zr CKNTrt. Ori gioi I'lljr I ritnsp.irt t ion To. Prprl onl 1UU VntM Hall. Oscar Striker is working in James Ad- kins' saw mill. Mike Iluiras called on Joseph Per- ringer last Minclay. . Lydia Johnson was the guest of Mary Molzan last Tuesday. Miss Eliza Burns lias heen visiting relatives in New Era this week. Mrs. John Molzan visited her daughter Mrs. Orrin Adkins one day last week. Martin Ricbter and family visited Clias. I'ipka and family last (Sunday. Continued on page !. filiior lit City O.-i-ri D:li;ril Ff . Order Throuch Your Grocer. K. A. IU.ADV k JOHN YOUNGER, JEWELER Nfiir IIiintley'H Drugstore, l"0KTY YHAKS IIAriiKILNCK IN '.ircnt Hrilain nnil Ainerica. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. DAILY TWAINS, "''-vl I 1 "7 i:. "'i.vi i:iicctive niy iciv j Hat. July !i.- I I ' P M. K M.I 7 no m 00 I, v I'nrtlai.d S U.'i !l O.1 OohlH ... I -"I 0 Itaimer I ;w. 0 .Ti. . I'vramiil . .. s H 11 m .... M.iyger .... X M II Ml ... tuiiicv ... s M 10 0 " . .. laisliunlH . !l ns lit in .. MiirslilHiid II in 10 West port . '. :t; 10 :ui. ... ciiiton ... I" no II .'iTl .... Knappa.... 10 tw II ID .... Kven-en . 10 l'o 11 r, ...Jul,,, in,v 10 .inlll :ai Ar Astoria.. I,v NKASIltK III VISION A.M. I P.M. Ar II I'll It 0 !lo n.v n II .Til H mi tl 'J7: 7 .'.4 !l I7 7 III II IW 7 :w k ri; 7 M N -10 7 17 8 :u! 7 s in; 11 L' S HT I II ,TJ 7 .'sri (1 Lil 7 I'.l II 10 1 r AHToKI A PORTLAND TO THE DALLES By the fast and com modiouB Htearaer Regulator ...j I-1:: HKAHIDK 7 40 a. 1,1 4 00 p. in 10 .'to a. 111 ft Ml l. Ill I:' ;io ji. 111 7 :ii p. m I :ui i. in W a. m Leaves Portland daily eiceot Sunday at 7 a. m. ThiB is the Great Scenic Route. All touristt admit that the scenery on the Middle Columbia is not ex celled for beauty and grandeur in the United States. Full informa tion by addresflinR or calling on 4 J. S. 1J00TJI, Agent, Tel. 914. Portland, Or., Office and wharf, foot of Oak St. 1 1 :r a. in s fin p. in 1 1 :ui a. in 8 1.0 a. in l 15 a. in... 1 li .'inp.iu ... I .1 no p. in ..( Il lo a. m ..) CONNKCTIONH. All trains make clone foiiiieiilionn at (Joble with all Northern I'acilio trains to or from the Kant or Hound Points. Al Cortland with all traiua leaving Union depot. At Antoria with I. ft. Jt N. Co.'s boats and rail line, ami HtnamsrT. J. I'ottsr, to and from llwacoand North Iteach Points. Ticket ollice, 2.V) Morriao.i st., and Union depot. J. (J. MAYO.Uen. I'm, Agt. Astoria, Ora K. I. SIAS DEALEK IN Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Sjtectacles. All kinds ofRepairing neatly done and warranted,' , CANBT, OKKOJI