OliKGoN CITY . kNTKIU'KlBK KRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1901
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1 pr.il vni t in M it r i 1 1 . llie nudit
M m'I"i l't-" Kuteraiiii, lint orphan,
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w.iiiiu'i The -1 1 1 l lim li"ii
Climixlv HUM lerflilly awlldi-l III. Hunt.
i.4 ,.,.iy A. VI . 1 III ' I . Ill fvi'.l III, nt'rt
U'ini taken fn.ni a local luiiiiiliiiiK ay
! in l.y liiil'i-u" i-ur.ii pmci-eding.
fc! II l.r wlill returned recently
In. in the I'ruw n H. .v-4 Mining (' ptnv's
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loan, on !.. tlm .1 a.. "'" " " " , " VL ;,"k(, I,,,..
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paper milieu, win Hm the principal
imrili.ii ii.len-.le.l. l H"" owners f
I 'in riiiipiiiy
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WAN I r.H-1'A.MTKK
hi. in i.r.iiii Held or
pih-n paid l"f fin"" Ail.lt
livln, Aurora, Or
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lima ol llii.lli'V l.eioi-uni
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1 1 -n ry Mi-Ulnim vl-iti-'l in Sa'ciu In
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wia'a nit.)r lo Hull-in
of Aurora, wi In llD
in (Julian
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('..Hi ill limn will lm tiit'l" very rean.ii
able. II. K. Cii'mw. HiinrtiKv t law
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lurioi.iM l.ul ii"'iitil. Mnnti-.n ii'l-iri-m-e
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InTiITII'UAI.H' MONKY TO I.O1N.
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pr.ivi.il lltHKl tin Unit "' I'liilx-r Im.'l
IHiKI 011 liirm r fHy IT"l'"y- WO
u.hi.I ......rliy. "(Ml oil Hliort lm...
In mull mii'iutiu o" I"",
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ii-r;IO mifi flfurwl, li'itn' tuli
.oil 11.1.I .'im rln-rfil, it '! n ' ri';
Kalui t.-. rli li i"il. I"1""1 wm-r, mil
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Ku veim ll.iihlniK, Or-il'n Ci'y. rr
linii.corilTlXtll H'I M-I'i ""'"
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Local Kyci;.
CniHi'V Cli-il SIhIuIiI mul Km-orilur
Hti'VHiii'wi-rM in rorllnn-l vWini-ilv,
win.. ln. ntl'-ii'l'-il inHHllniinl mch
i'lllri-r Irntii nllmr i-oniitli-n of tli nit
lint hi'l I-ii rnllnil lor Ilin piiro o(
taking pmlittiiimry m-p (or lli orui.nl
Kittlon of 1 l' i-M iHtion ol tlinw olll-i-tr.
It ilfi-l.li-il lo rail cuiVBii
tion ol rlciki mil rwor-liri lo lm lieM t
I'oriliiiil. Mn li '.'-'i iml 2'l, wlinn ornmi-Ir.-ition
mill ! ImK
K. C (iri'iMiiniin mul Ml" My Curl,
liuti i. iliin city, ' niriii-. it tlin
r.-t-lli-nrf of tliii olllriiitinil rlory nmn,
HtiV K. H. KoliitiHr. Viliiniliiy fven
Inw. Ffl-rimiv 24. Hotli of IIipiim younu
pHiiplH Iihvh lu.MH ol Irinnilii In till" fit
w Iihim lln-y ! v Iniiu rmiili-il mil will
IickIii liuii'i-ki-fplnn it om-fi it (iooiH
I-In! willi lli vt-rv Im-kI wilii lor innrli
liHppmiH". Tli-y will ho it lioinelo their
frti-n 1 ifttT Min li 111
J. VV. Colo
T Ill-Kill 1 .
C . K. Will,..
liily Hi' itrilrf V.
JiKltir Win tjllowiy
(jrovn TliiirmlMy.
Mi (1 K. lUruri-Hvei m viHilinn willi
rnUtlvm it fetut..
Win T. Dunklin ha ri-luriifil Iroin
tlie Itoliriiiii niiiifi.
Mm Krlio Ham noil ii viiitinK witli
frii-ndn it Marki-burg.
Mim 1 1 .-If n l.!ton vinitt-d tlila wei-k
Willi frifiiiU it HmImiii.
Ii, (' It Hniiili i.l V.iia Crptik. Wli
viiiior to Oifuon City tliii wek.
MU-liiel Kroll, wlioreniilm nr Cirm
lii-l liiiainia in On-goti City Monday.
if !..... i l..l.l.n.:il. l.ati rd.titrfit.fi
Irom inrx-imi-n vian in-niKriunr-.
M 1 hi Marv K Cony", of rortimul.
vinifil wltb frimidi in Uri-uon l ity Wed
nna.liy.
A ltiii'tiii of Crfrna. In tin-
..llu Tl. nr. lull Btt.l tiiiliMi'fllull fllf tllfl Kfl- I
It-rnni.
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Hutu wwjr bi-low ro(,l !'.
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A inn wua Imrn HutuUv to Mr.
ra. A. I'.. Mil-tin, -'
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Rev. K. H. Mnoru, of .'orilmid, wdl
pn-Mi lml ( onun-nalional t liiir. li at
Klyyillu in'xt Sunday morning.
Dr. J. M. lxwn, rei '-lit irrivil fmni
MiIiih, In" ttoi.ti-l liimruK with I'r.
V. K. t'nrll in IIib prictiru ol iiii-diciiii).
Janiin Ollvnr, 1 iioni--r i-imilin-tor in
the fliifloy of II.K O. W. I'. & It. Co.. In"
iraitinnd hii pimitlon illnr many y
(if lallhful K-rvic-B
C'Hiifbi und i:nlda, down to tl' vi-ry
bordi-rlaiid ol cuiiniiu l li'ti, vild to lli
lontliinit li..ilil.dllilluriliCflo( I'r. Wood I
Nurwiv I'm" Synip.
C. Sihnill, mjieriiitiiiidt-iit of tliii
l'lonliylii iin Mindny nrlu-ol. i-ntt'ittiiiiBil
the li-arlu-ri mid inatrnrtora of tin icliixil
t Ida lioinii Tn--d.iv HVdiiinu.
Tim Mi-n'a Club of th Coiiiie!i.tii.iial
will have tl. nut mn piT ni xt Kridav
hvkiiIiik, Mari-li 4. tiovemui Chninhi-r-lain
will lm Him uui-at ol the ot-tuaion.
Jildicn Hyun thii week allftideil tha
Cotiiri-HHioiil coiiiniillen nii-eiinu In
I'lirtluiiil thii wet-k, when it wa ilt-rldi-il
to hold the Kiml Diitriet Convention it
biU-m, April 13.
(innraii IUndall his awirdcil to (it-o.
A.llrown. rei-etil irrival Irom m-ar
liiwtoii, Mnrnni'liuttii, tlin i-ontrui't for
liuildinu two rottBi-ei at the corner of
Otb and Jetl'iiraon mreeti.
An Kanti-rn vinitor wan ilindinir in
Iron, of ft Main meet drnK atoiH Wed
neKlav 'turinu one of Oregon' riiKtom
arv winter rmti'ill-. "l-ea it rain like
II. im nil ol the time In Oregon," impiiietl
I llm elrmiger 01 me orotr r i-m. "11, n
1 ........ ml,, a hk tl.lH fur three week
and then aeltlei down ami rain line
" Mia the renpotme. Hut t'e
.1 ru.w,..r Im.l l.i-nrd eiioinrli iml nir.de
hi way hy the moat direct route to tile
amlwav ititloti.
tMippleiiieiitarr artirlea of lncorori-
tion were flleil recently by tne wn-gon
vi'.i..r I'uaur fi Ii tin Comnany.
t-liiiitfing in name from Oregon (ieneral
Kli-cirli- (.niniiHiiv. nniler wtiicn 11 wa
orgioady formed. When the company
hanged it until" it lieglecti-d to tile
the re.piiieil anpplemeiitary ariii ie. nun
Ima Iwen done for the protection of
property mid title lo land, rred H.
Morria, J. r rank Walinn, . i. iroa
fnun. W. II. Iliirllmrt and Win. T. Mnir
are the incorporHlora.
Comic Opera at Milvi lyV
Willi wenlth of iroritKoii oo"tiimii.
daihing mid w iimouie ahow girla, clever
and kiini-ing comi'dlmi'a. and a mont hhi
iafaclory 1 lie opera a the olh-rlng, the
Otvtiii-la (. ihiiic opera 1 ompmiy. coini-a
to till an engaveiin-nt of one nitrht at
SliivelyV, ThiirHiUy unlit, Fehrmry
2M.
Mr. C. O. Miller entertHined the
liiMinlier of the Derthick Club Wcdnna
day aflurnoon in liunnr of heriiitcr, Mr.
J. M. I.iwrence, ol ilend, Eaatero Ore
gon, rrognicaive flinch wan played,
'Jonepli 'iM, n employe t tlie
Torllaiid (Ieneral Electric work In tin
city, wa painliilly bllriieil about the
face Weilm-idey evetiihg njr tho burning
out of a .Witch. Tho injurie. though
painful, re not of a aerloiii character,
At a recent ineetinR , the Molalla Cen
tral Mining Co. raiaeil the par value of
ill nlmres from 10 to 15 cent, and de
cided to mII 6000 additional ihare at
that lluure. Thii company expect oon
to put a donhle hilt to work inthede
velo""Hnt ' 1,11 iinttK proportion.
rri.. ltuniint phiiri-h. of Peen
Creek, Clackama county, thi week filed
articles of Incorporation in the county
rlerk'l olllce. The capital Block ia $.i00,
the HM!iety having pioperty ol that value,
The incorporator are 1'. M. Holt, John
M. Anderaon and John W. Ackeraon.
t.. II, IHnnAf will nreach next Run-
JVC. ' f . , .
j nn "Tl.e Fathor I Havo
1t.,Mn Trvlni? to l'reach to You." The
.1 1. ui...i.il na Httlnv mm ill rloR
iiieino -" - 1,
ing the f'.fth year ol a veiy plbaaant pas
toral relation, in we evening mo u
dresiwiUlie "When My Ship Comes
In."
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tAHHICK HAJuB
At the head of the organliation, the
1 I. Mian I nitio Kenda l..
leniure iu .
tli clever and vivacioui litlla comic op
era aotibrette, 01 national repmm.u",
who ha lucceeded In captivating me
hearts of atnuaement seeker throughout
the country for the past four- aWaon
with bur artintic intarpreianuu 01 tuu
ni the ureiteRt and best p Ms in the en
tire tiold of comic opera. A few operas.
which are included iu uer exionrnve re
nertoiie, ire herewith given: "Said
raha," "The Iale of Chmnpagne,"
"Olivette, " La Miacolte.-' - iioccaccio,
iUi... ik "Kra Diavolo." "The
Girl From I'ari,""Tlie Pearl of Pekln,"
"F:i Oapltin, " "Wang," "ine unimes
of Nonnandy,""CarnoDI" "The French
Maid" nd "t-ausi."
Local mining enthiiBlasts will convene
at Willmneltft Hall thi (Friday) even
ing, when a local branch ol the Oregon
Slnte Miner' Aaaocialion will be formed.
A.L. MorriB, of Portland, secretary of
tiie state organUat ion, will be In attend
TiiicBRtid will aHMiht in forming the society.
Honry K. Htevens, tlie county recorder,
lms invented a copy-iioldur for nee on a
book tyiiewriter. The detice ib a simple
and inexpensive one but qnito service
able in that the copy is constantly before
the operator where it remain stationary.
It is quit" a l'me "' labor saver and a
credit lo Henry's ingem-ity.
Herbert B., the 17-year-old of Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Weaton, of West Oregon City,
died of jaundice at the family home
about 11 a. tn. Wednesday. Tliede
cead lad was born at Amity, Yamhill
county, May 1 1887. Funeral errice
will be held at the F irst liaptiat church
at 11 o'clock: this morning. Iter. J. H.
Beaven will officiate.
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MISS LOTTIB KENDALL.
Mil Kendall 1b supported by com
nany of clev r nd versatile players, all
- . . 11 k. , n In tkft i-nmin
01 wnora are won
opera world.
A free concert will be given by the
Milwankie Dana at iu mumu... -
hall Saturday eveuing, February 21. All
are Invited. '
Norinan C. Wnit-, a aliidi-nt at Pacific I
Ci.iver.itv. viaited with lelallvel ln-re
llal Wet-k.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Mielke, of Poit
land, were the guttata laat Sunday of Mia
Matlie llrain-r.
Miiu Amv John-on. of Portland, was
ihe ii'I-hI Monday ol .MiK-ea Kdua and
Clara Caiilli-lil.
' A. M. Kniblev. the correiKjndent for
the kiiti-rnrin t Koruuwater. wa in
the city Wednesday.
Mr. T. F' ('mill It week attended
the alattf conveiition of the Oregon Y. P.
S. C. K, at Pendleton.
W W. Kvethart, of Molalla,-waa In
Oregon City Sunday.
Mr. C. K. Hiey and Mra. II. V. Bean
hive returned to Seattle after a viait
with Mri. J. K. lieduei.
Mia Heynoldi, who reildes at Uncle
Hilly Parilow'a at Mt. Ple.sant, is re
ported quite serioualy ill.
Mr. and Mra. Julius Alexander of Or
ville, California, uld friend of Mr. F. F.
White, viaited her laat week.
W. N. Ferrin, preeideut ot I'aciflc Uni
veiaiiy at l-oteat (irove, viaited with
friends in Oregon Citv laat Friday.
J. W. Noble, of (ireihain. was In the
city Wednesday. Mr. Noble carries the
mail lietween Ureaham ami eanuy.
Miss Jean M White, who is attending
Pacillc L'nivemlty at Fore-it (trove, vis
ited over Sunday with her molher in this
city.
Mixaell. Mini Julia Mav
and Fiauk Heard iilended the stale con
vention ol Y. P. S. C. K. at Pendleton
laat week.
Miaa E. Zee Old, who is employed an
atenograiiher in the ollice ol County Ke
corder Stevens, was quite ill several days
lint week.
Mia Ipha K-Jl'hin. of Molalla, viaited
in Oiegou City the 1't of the week
while: on her way to Tim Pallcs for a
short vldit
Miss Millie Kruae, a teacher in the
c.lu... t.iililif- tu'tiiMiIit. haa returned to
the Capital City alter a visit with friend
id tuts city.
W 1 1 1 i it in Murahall was in from High
land the first of the week and of courae
attended the Foremen's ball. W ill never
overlooks a good dance.
Mrs. L. L. Porter, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. J. A. Spangler, of Corval
lis, left Sunday for Oakland, California,
for a visit with relatives.
Martin Eooenbaum, formerly of the
Crow n Paiier Company, but now engaged
in the wholesale grocery business at
Seattle, was in the city this week.
Everett Hickman, of Portland, was
visiting with old friends in Oregon City
Monday. He attended the Firemen's
ball at the Armory Monday evening.
J. P. Keating, of the 'Willamette Tulp
A Paper Company, left the latter part of
last week for San Francisco, where he
wag called by the eunaen ueaiu 01 an
aunt.
Judge Wm. Galloway and Mayor Grant
B. Lhroick were among the local ouu
i?ii - .hn .nun. I..t thn meeting of
three l.nkere at McMinnville last Satur
day night. v
1 a 7;imarman want to Salftu
Wednesday to bring bis family to this
city where they win res.oe. .r.
merman has purchased the property at
.1 - k-niirih .ml C'Anter streets.
He employed at the MiuaineuB 1 uip
& Paper aims.
Ia Matheny and wife are moving to
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Oregon City, wnere mr. mamon c
bought a grocery store. They have long
been residents of Salem and suburbs and
have many friends here. They formerly
owned the farm at the Polk county end
ol the stool bridge. taiem oiawuiu.
Yea Bet Yea Can.
v n Ui atnmir man or woman
bv buying the great nerve tonic, Paltno
T.huta. wild bv Howell & Jones. Tbey
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make you sleep anu grow in.
rira Katia A Beatie Dentists. Rooms
10, 17, 13. Weihard building.
o.n . 1 T).,l,(.rton'a the Seventh
Vali i. - . ,
iA.t iirnrnr. nn Krl.Uvof tine week ana
sample the delicious pancakes made ol
Rke tlour. SoM by all
...p.- 1-
gronera.
Our demonstrator will be at Barlow's
erocery store on Saturday, the 27th inBt,
" . 1. Af .1, . nan.
where you can gev a uanipio ui m
cskes free-made of "Olympic' pancake
flour. The l'ortianu riounug miiu
Company.
Ceremony
and Sentiment
an im-
Itoth demand a ring and an the occamon is
jioitant one get a ring ot lasting quality.
Our asnortirif-nt of Wedding Rings contains
every kind known.
Plain gold ringn of good quality and in all sizes and
widths, from M.OO to f U.0O.
Solitaire Diamond Rings, from $10.00 up.
The Parker " Lucky Curve" Fountain Pen
Is absolutely the best Pen in the world. It will wear and is capable of many
years of natisfactory use. We issue an Accident Policy with tach pen, which
not only guarantees each pen to be entirely satisfactory but it injures against
breakage, for one year cap, barrel, feeder, nozzle, and in fact any part except
tlie gold pen.
u; ""-run 111 " -.-i.-
I'rices from 2.00 to $6.00. Otbe makes as low as $1.i0.
CO
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The Eyeball
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Is a very delicate organ. Anything affecting it
quickly affects the nervous system and headaches
and nervousness are the inevitable results.
Eyeglasses or Spectacles should be worn if there
is any defect of sight. Thee things never cure
themselves. But better wear no glasses at all
than those which are not properly fitted.
We Test the Eyes FREE of Charge
BURMEISTER & ANDRESEN
THE OREGON CITY JEWELERS
Suspension Bridge Corner Oregon City, Oregon
Marmut. ' j
Wa m liHvinir onite a wet Hi-ell ol
weather at prevent and Bomeanow on the
ground yet.
Tl.a .......lua Lillu.1 Rita nf .funiMa f-'nilpa
sheep uigbt lefore last, the pei-ky bruten.
Tlu.m have lit-i n seen the tracks of
several panther near here thi 4 winter.
Krneat Ax, hod went to work at John
ston's mill a lew diiya since.
Miaa Kinnia oi-holT is irettinif alonir
fine at her siudie iu Portland.
Craaa la Ptiiiiutlml UU on the low
ground and foutn hill sides o that
tA..Lr n.-ill awin Im ahle lo Urt I feed B
they are hankering for something green.
Tl.u tinnanlm aliarneninir nn their
nlnwa an .1 nati-hhiir their old harness
preparatory to turning over the ground.
Wa IaI nna tA nnr nl.l ti'lnneera A few
ainm. Charlea Kvler. who died of a
coiuolication of diseaaes. Ue had been
in bad health for several years.
VA T Pean atartnd to Portland thii
morning to get some medical advice.
Ilr A, 1,, I nb Aarhnff is at Dresenl in
charge of the Forest Supervisor's office
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K.ua, niirinif i n Hiiptnenriion (ii lur.
Isenberg, a supervisor which it 13 to be
hoped will be 01 snori auraiion anu iuai
Mr. Isenbeig will soon oe reinstated as
supervisor, for all that I have ever heard
speik of Mr leeuberg have very favor
able Impression of him and would dls-
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like 10 see mm aismiaseu, uuv vju em
inent ollicers are mighty uncertain, for
today you are on too, tomorrow you are
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away aown oeiow peruana Buuieuuujr
I, . . haI that r.tita tho nlfir.fi anil haa
trumped Up some, a is to be boped false
charges, to oust Mr. Isenberg.
A BUSINESS LUXURY
A CHECKING -ACCOUNT is indeed a busines necessity; and he who
tries to get along without one is at great disadvantage.
It is not required that a person should have a large bulk of business
in order to open an account.
Professional men, farmers, and even many women, are running
checking-accounts. If you have never done business in this
way, and are not familiar with the plan, come to us and we
will get you started.
BANK OF UREGON CITY obemn city, Oregon
"WHEN TOD SEE IT IN ODE AD ITS SO"
J. E. SEELEY
The People's
Grocer
A Prottr CotmllamBt.
Sir William Ilarcourt, a political ri
val hut attll nn admirer of Disraeli.
once paid a pretty compliment to Lady
Beaconsnelu.
lie was dining with the Disraelis and
sat beside the hostess, who observed
that he was looking at the picture of a
lightly robed lady on the wall oppo
site and said, "It oughtn't to be allow
ed in here, but It Is nothing to the
Venus that Diwy has up in his bed
room." "That I can well believe." re
plied he with a gallant bow. This was
one of the rare occnslons on which Dis
raeli siuiled.-Meyueira Biography of
BeaconsflelJ.
five
Tb Prool of It.
Casey (after Rllcy haa fallen
tories)-Are yez dead, Tat?
T7ttn Tit fl 1 n
Casey-Rhure, yer such a liar Ol don't
know whether to belave yei or not
Riwsiini-P. thot Droves Oi'rn dead.
t -iiiin't dure call we a Mar if 0!
wnr alolve'. Jud :c
Loans,
nronertv mortgsgs loans.
stract furnished.
(J. B. UiMlCK, Any. ai ,
Oregon City, Or.
Ab-
ranajht at T.aat.
. 'Rtr'" cried Mr. reel;-nllT Inilk'Tintit
1y. "How dare you accuse nic of such
things? My reruitntlon. sir. ts f-,H)t
lesa."
"Tour reputation inj be. sir." re
piled the detective, "but you're not
We spotted you some time ago." Ex
change.
WHAT!
A 10-lb sack of Pure Buck
wheat Flour and a quart of
Genuine Maple Syrup for
75c. Whv didn't I know
that before. I'll seud an
order at once.
You always get the best thats
going and itspromptly de
livered at
J. E. SEELEY
The People's
Grocer
OREGON CITY
We are in a position to save you from
10 to 20 per cent, on undertaker's suppliei
of which we carry a complete stock.
We are under small exp nse. Have
no middle-men to pay, own our hearse
and will treat you fair. Onb Pbick to
All.
R. L. HOLHAN,
Undertaker and Embalmer.
Office: One door south of Court House
or at Cigar Store opposite Bank
of Oregon uity.
Superior Work
Notice or I'laal Settlement.
.. ' , 1. 1... ..I...., that the nnder-
. .j . i...ii. 1, . iriT nf tha estate of Joan
ygneu, u,i .... - - - -
U. uoison, on.. " - .
court of Clackamas county, Oregon, tier
final account as sucn ',,,11L1';,,"'V'." ,
i.i... ti. "sth ilnv of Marib, v...
1. ,n.i.k 'a m.. at the county court
room in Orgon 'y1clllck,u,,',0.l,.!,yn
n h.. hn fixed as the time and
. 0 . 1 :j ft- hoarinir ami dPter-
nlioe oy aaiu uuui iu. .....-r. ;
Litoing liy ind all objection. to said final
AZrnl.lratrixot the Estate of JohaD.
Oolson, deceased.
Marco 20.
Lowest Prices
That is what yon get when A.
Mihlstin does your plumbing
work. He does general tinning,
plumbing and jobbing busi
ness. Estimates cheerfully
furnished. Hot air heating
fixtures manufactured and
supplied. '
A.
Main Street
M1HLSTIN
OREGOX CITY, OR.
WE HAVE MOVED
THE OREGON CITY JUNK A.ND
SECONO HAND STORE has reirnved
into the storeroom adjoining the prmt of
fice. We carry a complete line of new
and second hand stoves and furniture.
Higheit prics paid for all kinds of junk.
Sugarman & Co.
County Judge Ryan has been some
what incapacitated this week because of
an aggravating attack of la grippe.
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