Oregon City enterprise., November 27, 1903, Page 2, Image 2

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1903
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necessary stationery. The new from
your neighborhood should appear in
tl. ems columns every week.
Uoorf
Farmer live improved their prertv
considerably this lust )ear. Tle needed
is a lew tnilcs of good road in lie Kale
Cnt'k bottom to come to theucarest rail
road (tlatiou.
A great many bead ofrattle and hot.'
were tv ought to rortlan.t from this neigh
borhood this fall.
The boys were out to charivari newly
niarrieu couple last night and expect to
lirve iome uiore (nu in the Siiuis way in
the near future.
Mr and Mr. Schmidt are In their
ohiihI health, after their accident of up
vtting the buggy.
Mr. liana Paulsen lout a vakiahle horse
last Sunday. It was kicked by another
liore and had its leg broken to that it
had to be killed.
Mr. C. IWk, of Aurora, wa9 visiting
his friends here.
Some time ago Mr. II. Kllnker shot a
p in i her instead of a deer for which be
was hunting. .
Mies Ida Boberts, of Firwood, it teach
ing tier first term of school here with
gixid success.
Our church baa a new coal of paint,
which makes it look great ileal better.
Kev. Orafeusteiu will preach here the
rst Sunday in September.
Some more of the boys have joined the
Maivabee lodge at Eale Creek at their
Lift meeting.
Julius Paaleen, our school clerk, vis-
liea uie scnool in other day and pre
Brined all the children with a ruler and
blotter.
IVrt Marston is putting up shingle
mill on ms puce, to run by steam.
Unta Hall.
J. Feringor went to Canby on business
last Monday.
J. I.. Thomas and son Cha. wa call
ing orrWin. Praper and w ife last Sun
day. Mr. Jackson, of Mackshiirg. was look
ing for a location in this pari of the coun
try last Sunday.
I. II. flurna is cutting some wood (or
! J. Mattock.
Mike llowman was visiting at Mr.
Feringer't last Sunday.
Otto Striker is helping on Jno. Koblo'i
barn.
Alvin rhelp is still making woovl
with hit wood saw.
There Is some talk of a rural mail route
through here. The people in this part
of the country would be pleased to have
"THE'LEONINE DUMA3.
A Keiuarkable Caste.
One of the tno-tt remarkable casee of a
Culd, deep-seated on tlie lungs, causing
Fneiiiiiouia, is that of Mrs. U rtrude E.
enner, Marion, Ind w ho whs entirely
cured by t be use of One Minute Cough
ir-. She says: "The coughing and
raining so weakened me that I ran
wit in weight from US to 9- pounds,
ried a nnmner of remedies to no avail
ml I used One Minute Cough Cure.
. ur bottles of this wonderful remedy
cured me entirely of the cough, strength
ened my lungs and restored me to my
Buiuul weight, health aud streiigth."
Sold by Geo. A. Harding.
I'tnby.
The Canby Tacking Co. opened a store
rid commeuced business here last
Thursday.
Uur streets are now lighted by electric
ligh: It is a great improvement over
the old way.
Mips E. Evans came up trom Portland
find .y morning and fpent the day with
W itli her parents,
J. Rydman and family have moved
into their new house on Third St.
Lev. Matthews is ill at his home here.
i'-orge Knight has commenced work
on his new store building.
Mi'8 A. Roth spent the first part of
the week in Portland with friends
Mr. Sciamlin, of Mackscurg, with a
larje force of men, has ben busy the
!,! week placing new wires in the cen
tral telephone office which is located in
the drug store of E. Siaa.
Made Ynuug Agnlu.
"One of Pr. King's New Life Pills
each night lor two weeks has put mo in
mv 'teens' again" write 1). 11. Turner
of Pempsevtown, Pa. They're the best
in the world for Liver, Stomach an
Howe!. Purely vegetable. Never gripe,
Only .5c at Charman & Co. 8 Prug Store
KJdoraJo.
John Helvey was breaking horses Sun
day.
Ern Jones has gone to teaming for
Sturget Bros.
There was a large crowd at Hob Bui
lard's shooting match Saturday.
Chas. Thomas and lady friend spent
Sunday evening at Chas. ."-pangler t.
Agnet Wallace is working for Mrs. B
J. Helvey.
Sturges Bros, have a new engine in
place of the old one Inat blew up last
week.
The dance at Martin's last Saturday
night was a most decided success. One
of i he best yet.
Will Jones has a team, harness and
wagon for sale, or seperate if desired.
lui-k ArrrM.
OASTOniA.
Bean th The K.nd Yon Havt H'wan Bcs
Ugaatiirs
it
Carni.
- it is booming, though she has been
tin Thomas and Deity White were at
Mr. Cooper's Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Faust and family spent Sunday
vritb Mr. Howard and family.
Edgar May, of Meadowbrook, called
on relative! in Carua Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Spratz and daugh
ter epent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jones.
A ines Wallace, of Mulino, is working
at B. Helvey 's.
A number of Carusites attended the
party at Mr. Hardesty'a Saturday even
i' g. As Mr. and Mrs. Hardesty't pat
ties are always very enjoyable affairs, a
number were disappointed in not being
able to go.
The dance at Martin's was a great suc
cess, although the Carus crowd was not
very well represented, owing to the fact
that a number of them started and took
the wrong road, and didn't get there
'till the dance broke up."
G. Thomas' slippers took the prize at
Martin's.
Sour
Stomach
No appetite, loss of fengih, nenro Ha
nts, headache, constipation, bad breath,
Mneral debility, tour riaings, and catarrh of
ue stomach are all due to indigestion. Kodol
caret Indlgeation. This new discovery repre
sent the natural Juice of digestion aa they
Mitt in a health ttomach, combined with
tte neatest knovn tonic and reconstruct!
propertlea. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does net
wly cure indigestion and dyspepsia, but thlt
flvnoui remedy cures all ttomach trouble
by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and
atrengthenlag the mucous membranes fining
fee ttomach.
Mr. 8. 8. Bait of Ruretinrood. W. Vt., atr
I mi Iroubted wftk sour stomach tor t7 r"
JtukoarW aw tod w ar bow sstac at aua
Kodol Digests What Yoa Eat
ttetalr. 11.00 Siu boldlnf2X ko (astral
ate. which Mil for 60 owta.
tiapai-W bf C a DtWITT 00.. OH 10 AGO
Said by (1. A. jllAr.DING, Druggist ,
J. A', tiiilledge of erben, Ala. was
twice in the hospital from a aevere ease
of pilet causing 24 tumors. After dor
tors and all remedies failed. Uucklen's
Ainica Salve quickly arrested further
inflammation and cured him. It con
quers aches and kills pain. 2jc at Char
man A Co. Druggists.
Bhubel.
Rev. Lucas, of Portland, preached an
interesting sermon in the Evangelical
church Sunday.
W. D. Hill is busy breaking in horses.
Mr. an. I Mrs. H. II til were the guests
of W. D. Hill and family Sunday.
David Moehnke was the guest oi Miss
Ella Hornscuucti Sunday.
Manv of the hovff went to the chari
vari Saturday night and had a great time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hiirnschiiih have
gone to Salem lo visit their daughter,
Mrs. KosaStrayfeller.
Miss Einelia Kaiser and Ed Hettmnn
called on friends in our town Sunday.
Peter Hollander called en E. F. (m
theroneday last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hill and E. V.
Giiither attended Central (irxiige laM
Saturday and reported having a good
time.
The wedding bells will soon ring again.
A (iooil .aine.
From personal experience I testify
that DeWitt't Little Early Risers are
unequalled as a liver pill. They are
rightly named because they give streovth
and energy and do their work with ease.
W. T. Easton, P.oerne, Tex. Thou
sands of people are using these tiny little
pills in preference to all others, becwnse
they are so pleasant and effectual. They
cure biliousness, torpid liver, jaulice,
sick headache, constipation, etc. They
do not purge and weaken, but cleanse
and strengthen. Sold by Oeo. A. Harding.
Dover.
How nice it is to see the sua shine
once more. It looks like a spring morn
ing. People in this neighborhood are suffer
ing from severe colds. Some of tbechil
dren are compelled to slay at home from
school.
Miss Wood is getting along with her
school very nicely. She has the largest
school that has been taught here for
several years.
Mr. Selman't little girl has been very
sick the past week.
James DeShazer and family, frrm Fir
wood, were at Sunday school last Sab
bath, and went from there to fee his
brother, who was notable to attend Sun
day school.
Mr. Kitzmiller went to Portland with
a load of hogs last Tuesday.
Yancie Cooper sprained his ankle one
day laHt week. He has had to go on
crutches every since, and has not been
able to attend school.
The hens are all on a strike, and con
sequently eggs are very scarce.
Mr. Brown went on a wolf chase one
night last week. He sent to Portland
after a new rifle, but be didn't get his
gun until after tie had made the chase.
linn III Worahlprr , Adr4 Thrlr
Literary I4ul.
One evening In tin beginning of Juno
I wit tiikcu to the residence of lHmun,
on the lUmlovnrd MalcNhorhe. by an
Intimate friend of the great novelist.
A one think of n linn, with hi Hhng
gy tiuiuc full of the Jungle bur of nd
venture, so I can the author of
"Monte Chrlsto" n he nppeiirctl on thnt
memorable evening. Standing about
were women friend, nctrvc. writer,
poets, Httrneted by a world of romanc
syinlhilluM In the figure sotted In the
middle of the sulnti. I wn Instnntly
Impressed with two thing - the frv
roc on the wall mid the nttlttide of,
the host. He sat like a silent oracle,
surrounded by a crowd of female ml
liitrera, the whole company set o(T by
pnuel representing life sited figure
from tioothe' grvnt drama - Faust.
Mephlstopl'elcs, Mnrguorlte. Tuciv were,
no other picture In the room. The In
fluencc of these figures, the attitude of
Iitimii and hi worshiper, coiiivntrnt
ed the mind on tb iitilutesseiitlnl ele
ment of romance. Half Indifferent he
ant. a some handsome young woman
would stroke hit head, while another
would place her hand ou hi shoulder. ' f
as they might have done with an old 7Z
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For Young Den and Young Women,
There is nothing that will arouse the
ire of a young man or woman so quick as
to have inferior laundry work put off on
them. They may dress ever so well,
but if their shirt front or shirt waist is
mussy, their neat appearance it spoiled.
The Troy Laundry makes a specialty of
ladies' and gentlemen's fine work.
There can be no better work than is done
at the Troy. Leave your orders at John
ton's barber shop.
OASTOniA.
E:gnatni
f
tasti
Subscribe for the Enterprise
Hon long tamed and without teeth.
There wat nothing to distract the mind
from the harmony of Idea and person
ality the company of women might
have bwn part of the frvseoea ami
of "Moute-Chrlto." There wa an en
chanted element nbout the people and 1
the room. j
The whole company conversed among '
themselves, standing it If they were '
at court, while the host sat still and ,
mused. I ws held by the mystery. '
the fascination of the ruiunutlc atnio
pherv, the pcul!ar spell of the hugf j
mas thnt tilled the fauteull like an i
Idol of ndnmnnt. For there wn some- j
thing of the idol about the man. I ;
thought of a Ituddhlst statue In a sit-
ting iosture, corpulent at the base,
crisp at the top. The lower part of the
fsce wa of porcine dimension, the
skin swarthy, the hair curly, the el
presslon of the eye calm and sphinx
like. He wa a man who not only had
invented life, but had mvn It. Critic.
DEER LACK STAMINA.
Th W lid mm4 Ht Tnntri Aalmali
Are Sw raaard Oat.
"It sx' ms to be the opinion of a
great many people that deer and ante
lope are at the top noted among mil-
run! as far as vil b concerned," said
a Pakota ranchman. "I hare orteu
beard the eipressluu 'as swift as no
antelope' nnd "he rnq mil like a tbvr.'
but the fact Is any Krl home1 run run
over Mr. Peer or Mr. Antelors wltblo
a mile on level or nciirly level ground.
'I will giiarniiti-e to take any Urst
class i i w pony and run down uny deer
thnt ever lived Inslile of two mlli-!. pro
vided the ground be level and the deer
has no more than rweuly-flvc or thirty
yards start. I often have sis-n cow
boys run down and rope a deer within
hulf u mile. This, of trmirse, cam only
be done when you lire riding up the
wind and surprise a biiurh of detrr or
antelope feeding or lying down. In a
depression where they do not of
scent you till you nro almost on them.
Over a rough or hilly country your
horse wouldn't be In It with a ditT.
'The ai tlon of n deer under full kmsm1
reminds me of nothing so lutii-li as a
sonshell sent rlcochcUliig over the sur
face of smooth water. They don't gal
lop; they simply hound, and tlmt Is
where they lose speed over level
ground. Hut I have seen deer bound
straight up the side of a mountain and
go frilly a fast as If on the level, und
no living nnliual can catch tlitra at the
nphlll game.
'Deer have tremendous vitality. I
have never seen one drop Instantly
wheii shot. They will make-a Jump or
two even when shot through the heart.
Your true deer hunter will never
shoot a deer running from him, as the
bullet will invariably spoil the hams
and hind quarters. Most of the west
ern deer hunters enn tun a deer when
he Is running full speed from him with
a shrill whistle. Tho dew almost nl
wuys will turn to-e what thnt sound
means, only for a frnction of a second,
perhaps, but that Is the hunter's oppor
tunity, and Mr. peer generally gets It
In tho neck about thnt time," New
York Press.
Effeet of Moata on Animal.
At tho 800 the aebra, wild ass, fleor
and ostrich went Into paroxysm of
rage at the sound of the piccolo, al
though they had iunriifsted various
flgns of pleasure over the violin und
Ante. The tiger was asleep and re
fused to be awakened by the fiddler
and flatlst. Iiut when the man with
the piccolo begnn to play the animal
sprang furiously to Its feet and rushed
angrily up and down the cage, lashing
It tall. So extreme was the boast's
anguish that the piccolo mnn spe-dlly
gave place to the flutist The differ
ence In effect was at once apparent
Hie tiger stopped, listened, luy down
and purred like a kitten In Its enjoy
ment of the grateful sounds, and pres
ently fell asleep in luxurious repose.
London (Spectator.
Hot t Be Baffltd.
Mr. Bangs So that pretty widow Is
really married so soon again, eh?
Old Bangs-You bet!
Mrs. Bangs Hut her late hnsbsnd's
will expressly stipulated that If she
took a second husband her legacy wi.i
to revert to his most distant relative.
Old Bangs That' where she was
foxy. She bunted up the relative arWl
married him. Smart Set
One of the duties of Hfe It to make
those with whom you associate bnppy,
nd in ttrivLng to do thlt you will also
flake yourself happy. Maxwell' Tails-Ban.
Getting
Your Prescription
Filled By Us
Moans carrying out your Dodor'a
wishes to tlio vory lottor.
Wo use nono but tho host ami frosh-
ost drugs.
Wo givo it our spooiul attontnon.
No hoys hohiiul our prom-ription
counter.
Our work is tho host that ncionco,
experience and money can produce.
Prices popular, hut not cheap as
low as it is nafo to go.
This is the Time and Place
lo Buy Your
Rubber Goods
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(icxxlyenr Crown Hulb (';
Foster's (V.linrlU l!ull ("j 11.00
(iiMiilyeiir Jearsey Fountain, 'J it 0' 7'o
(iootlyear Journey Fniintiiin, .'i jt .' c
(iiKnlyoar Jcnrscy Fountain, t (ft 1.00
Coiintiss Ilauil Flow Combination,
: tt 00 12 00
(jutvii Fount Syrinp', 2 jt 7-V
Foster's I'll to (ami, .'t nt (i I1.7.1
Norwood Combination Gt I'.VOO
lioodvcar hmlies Syrino in 11.00
Whirlinjj Siray, regular jirict"
our priff f'2.7')
Shaving Outfits
At Special Prices
(iunrnntccil Hn.ors from.
Uruslics (
Strops
Mug .'. .
I.!) to $;!.()()
lOtt to Mkj
2Sotoll.i!r,
l.rM3 to M)o
Sliavinn Soaps ("olnntos, Kirks, W i II iumit,
l'curs in i1 tlio 1'i'st bramls at A ntul Uki.
Try Hhaving yt)urHt'lf a couplo
tf months and pay for an outfit.
We Are Still Selling
"Doodles" of
Toilet Soaps
If you are not haying your Hoaphere
you nhould ho to get close pricen
on Htamlard brands.
White Out Meal ,1c Cake
Witch Hazfl t fn' Cake
Suowls-rry
Khony Tar
I'flirs Si'l'llteil
Cnticura
4711
Colnato's ('assinrii IlxUt't,
Packers' Tar
Transparent (ilyrrrino
All stamlarJ !ranl nmiparatively cln
. . 0j -lo Cuke
, .( TcCake
.(0 l.V Cake
.( '-'(k-Cako
'Jt V- Cuke
I V mid
. ( '.'tie Cke
f'C .'t?Cake
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HOWELL
RELIABLE
S JONES
DRUCCISTS
cmamui:r5 movi:i.l
IJNN H. JONflS
" THE KN(i COBRA.
II Is OBIJr4 lb Musi llmirroia j
of AU tlio Snk Tamil?. .
Knaki-H. veuuinoiiH auuLi-H, limy te JU I
viJ.-il hili) ti cliiNsea, ihe rulirua anil
Uie vlpi-rnlils. '1 Lie cvlirut, luKuMtaajs '
uf ilistniit Imllii, fona a cUum uparL ,
Tn the vlierililrt Ih Iouk all otber veil- '
unions He liM, lucliiilltitt uurwu u Slik-U-
(11(1 rattler, the IHohumIii, llje fer lis
l.i lic e of tlie Writ! Inilli h ami tUe tlenj ,
1' IhihIiiiiiihUiP uC Vvnettui-la ami tlis ,
Culiinas. I
Iliiliietrli ully npiMsIti', tUxiKh etinl-
y fntal, urn the effects tit the (Tiihra '
Hint the v lw-rol(l HitMiii. IrlauictrU-iilly I
ulUxwIte, atvo, are Uie two niethisU uf i
attac k. The col.ru at tlnirs Ik nKXr-H- '
slve, tlie IUiik cobra he lint said etu to
pursue man. iSllitit, wlthoot th least
wnriilni; and from a plate wIut you j
would least suNHM-t, the round teui) I
dart our of a thicket, a shurTi pic Id i
causes yvii to exclnlui, uml the frightful
fanK" ft the snake are burliil Iq your i
flesh. Like the Krlp uf a hiilldot; th'-y
hold fast, white- rtoni Ore to t-n fc--t uf
anlnintof 1 cnhle come Kin-tchlng out of
the thicket to nvll. leisurely Nts-atb the
dn-ad hemf. I
Kur tills et'rnal hnij on tte vlttlui
there Is ii natural reason. TTie fantrsof
the ten foot cohra are but a third of an
Inch Ioiik. It 1m ImpoMMllile, tlien-fore,
to siiilrt the venuut de'p tn a eliiKle
strtike. Ira order to Klve the venom
time to olwirh the snake muMt n-taln
Its hold. The fatal polsiin coritaliis
hunt 115 per cent of nerre dewtrtiyliiK
and nhoirt H per cent of blood di-atroy.
I UK elements. Within Hre minutes the
pain leaves the woimU. und even the
sliock vt the altsek bt;lrm to wear off.
TUere to Utile sulTerluk;, nor will there
lie t the n-lentless end. Only If by
dilutee the bite Is ro from n siuull
snake or If a fn-sh supply of antitoxin
linppens to, tn'at haixl Is there a chance
for your life. If one recovers from the
Immediate effects within a week one Is
as healthy as ever. While the wilnon of
the cohra often kills within nn hour,
Oiere have been cases where the
"strike" if n rnttlcHimke and a IiiimIi.
master have cniiKed death within ten
minutes. Naturalists accept, how-ever,
tkftt the kliiK cohrn, owlnn to Its ureut
alze and the coimci-picnt (puintlty nud
quality of poison emitted. Is the most
duiiKerous of nil the snakes. Mc-Clure's.
Oreaoii I'll t Market Hrport.
(('orriH-U'd Weekly.)
Wheal-No. l.Ti 1TH.- vr htinhel.
Kloiir Valley, ft 'JT -r hid. Hard
lic-l t.7i. l'f.rtlifi.l. f i p.. r lack;
Howard's llest, . 0.1 per asck.
Oa's in sacks, l pi-r cental.
lUy I'liii'i'lcv, lmlil, li ier ton
i.e, lil n-r ton. Clover III; Oat, I'.l;
inix-d Imv, 'l ; cheat, .
MillstuH's llran, I'.'MK) p'r ton.
shorts, f I'l (SI oer ton ; chop, ll'O.OO M-r
ton, barley, rolled, I-'JLIK) tier ton.
I'olatiw-s l'ic lo 7'S: ler xai k.
I lvi Ori-tfin, :i2 V t' I"'' doien.
' Hutter (Neameiy, 5lle to per roll.
I Oregon onions, 1HN- to l U p-rct.
i Pried apples.Hr to 7c par l.
' I'ruiiei, (dried; wiite, 3t- nr Ih; Ital
ian, larite. .V- per IK. medium, 3'-c;
IKilver. 4K.
Caliliane, 40 loSfle per ! sell.
tree ii peas, 3c per miuikI.
Tolnstoes, :l to h-. per bos.
Apples, -0c lo (tile,
t'ranlierri" !M-.c to li-a cpiart.
Iiraie, Ooucorils, 'Z'x- txtnkKl ; Iel
Ware, '.tic,
I'aiilill'iwcr, 40o to Mile pr iIoihii.
Ilressed chickiiiiN, lO l", e er Hi
I.ivestiM'k and dri meals; Mel,
live, .l IH) lo WSM er Kixlrl. Hows,
live 6 to 6 eta; h)rs, dresed, 7c;
"beep, III to ' U, per Im.I ; dresned, fit: ;
vm, dresseili. 7 to ? ; lanilei, live,
12 per head ; lambs, dressed, ft.:
ti tter l.lt.
The Uttvt In tiv- Hot ol i-trers re
mainiiiK in the pontonVes! On-ifon City,
Oregon. Nof. 2J, MS:
wosiii'a LINT.
Ilnidley Mrs M A Harris Miss Ollie
l.orlaines .Mrs
Coulee Mihs Olive
Iinvis Mrs J M
Nasal
CATARRH
In HI Its Hun, i
kl W VIWUIII HUIHI
clrcuxn, KlutliO anil heris
Hi ilw4 nioinlmux.
It rurrscAtAnh u.d
a Culd la Um Demi
oul. klr.
rmun lUlin U ptrt U" o.ll.tk
cmrf tho rmmilircui "! Ul"e'ftA BllWUIa
BilUI aad 4 cure fcai.i It ll But drjrlnr-A
Dot -m1cu. moraliiu. trKSl, H0ewnIrf
(Uta or i null i TrUl Sis 10 enu.
Kl.T limrTIIKUH. SB Wmn T
In Ihe Dark.
Bofa Hear what huppeneS to Parlor
Uillip last IllKht?
I'lano Stool -No; what was It?
Sofa Made lltfht of a younj; coiipl 1
was errtertiilnlm; nnd got put out
Haltlmore American.
The Professional Man II Heedecl.
Mike Are ye much Imrted, TatT Do
jo want a docthor?
Pat A docthor, ye fule! Afther ba
in' runned over be a throlley car?
PUat 01 want Is a lawyer. Judge.
WortbleHBeaa of Tbeorlea.
klrs. Hatterson You don't mean to
ray that you have no theories about tk4
rducatloa of children?
lira. Catteraoo No; I bars too maay
rWldran. Tow a tod Onntry.
HcliyiUT Jamet M
I'.radley J 11
liradVy J J
liimlles Charlie
Katoa Kiime-lt K
Kleminx A i
(iillx-rt M J
tirasle J y
Marian J
Newman 1'aul
TOM I
Jones l.eonora IS
Mitchell M is Ma, id
Wheeler Mrs I, M
a ijht.
l'arions V,
I'aytou I-'
Hliaiinoii Francis
Smalley l-'rank
Spreitr.c-r John
Hwiiiitaml Albert
Touilinsou Kclu
Way (ieo
Worh Wm
Yontiir Clay fin M.
. UANDAI.I., J'M.
Daily River Schedule
okk.oon crrv h:jats.
iMii.r nciirid iK.
Steamers Altona and Pomona for fi
lem and way points, leave Portland daily
'except .Sunday) at 0:4' a. in., leave
Oregon City, 8:15 a. in. ; rttirninK, leave
Haleiii, 7 a. in.; leave Oreaou City, 4 .(0
p. in.
Oregon City Transportation Co.
WE HAVE MOVED
THE OREGON CITY JUNK AND
SECOND HAND STORE has removed
into the storeroom adjoining the post of
fice. We carry a complete line of new
and second hand stoves and furniture.
Highest prices paid for all kinds of junk.
Sugarman & Co.
fiMrstbs
Bifnatvs
lti Kind Yoa Haw Always BoujH
OREGONMiLYJOURNAL
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1 4 tlie live Mock, grain, arovilionl,
produce and lliiajicial m.rketn the cyK
tations are comprehensive, and
every way reliaSJe.
The Journal In acldition rarlr (verT
day a full an.i truthful reKiri ol ll
world's news and presents iny spatial
features ol deep interest to the avertif
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rml stories and comic panes aii'l othel
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to 7, and year's end to year's end.
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Weekly, l The Issues ol the He""'
Weekly ami Weekly Journal alsocontsm
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ol tho laily Journal. Addremi,
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Portland, On'iron.
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FIREARMS
AlXUHACY. SAFCTY, DURABILITT
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MILES, PISTOLS, SHOTGUNS
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rv.cj,l ot ,k. H. ud fnf i,luerl-J l'
J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co.,
p. o. BOX
CHICOPEE PALLS, MASS.