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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1904,
Oar Correspondents' Corner
Brief Bits of Gossip From All Pirt of th County.
Correspondents are requested to re- .
new their work. We will lurmsn au
necessary stationery. The news from
your neighborhood should appear in
those columns every week.
ENTERPRISE CORRESPONDENTS.
The correspondence page of the Enter
prise l being sadly neglected by our com
petent ttt of reportera. Thi la one of
the moat Important departments of ne I
country weekly. News or eacn locny I
ahould be reliably reported each week, j
Do not allow the new In your neighbor- ;
hood to become stale before reporting the
Items. We appreciate the fact that this
la an extremely busy time with the farm-
rt, but would request our correspondents
to try and arrange to end In something
each week. Necessary stationery will
be forwarded to correspondents promptly j
on application. I
I
6HUBEL. I
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Mrs. H. Homshuh. of Seattle, is visit-
lnj at the home of C. Homshuh. .
O. A. Scheubel made a trip to Oregon j
City Sunday.
-t-rtin Masstnser visited hi parents
one day lost week.
Freddie Moehnke, was seen In our bui
Sunday.
Rev. Shupp. of Portland, will preach in
the Evangelical church next Sunday at
t o'clock p. m.
A baby boy arrived at the home of C.
Bhockley last week.
SHERWOOD.
Hot! Hot! How is this for ice cream?
Mr. Bell seems to be doing good business
with his ice cream parlors
Threshing ha commenced in our sec
tion, but there doesn't seem to be a very j
big yield this season
Our post master wire ion I lmprovm.
much. They intend removing her to the
hospital in Portland Monday.
R. H. Bonney, of Bellingham. Washing
ton, visited at E. G. Hagey 8unday.
How about this. Dick; there seems to be
seme attraction?
Jay Baker, a prominent hop grower of
Pleasant Hill, was in town Saturday.
There were two horse race at Sher
wood Sunday. One race wa between
horses belonging to George Young and
George Schnelker. Young came out win
ner and walked oft with 15. Good for
George. He never gets beat.
ELDORADO.
8. E. Gregory started to cut his teasels
Monday. They are very good this year.
J. P. Martin is laid up with a crippled
leg, caused by a horse kicking him last
week.
A Jone haa his new porch completed.
Clyde Smith spent Sunday at home.
Frank Jagger started his thresher Mon
day. F. M. Manning is slowly declining.
Ed. Jone is haying on the Ccwper
farm.
John Paine has sold his hop yard this
year to Mr. Lisley. of Salem, consideration
$500.
Em Jone and J. P. Martin's family re
turned from high-camp Thursday, where
they were fishing. They caught 1800 fine
trout.
Everyone around here is ready for the
thresher.
Quite a crowd of young folks went
bathing at Mill Creek Sunday.
Say, boys, remember that the girls
must cut teasels now, so don't stay so
late
Curtis Helvey and Samuel Kalbflelsch
have gone to "Wasco" to harvest.
Bturgls Bros, are hauling lumber to
Oregon City.
Will and Harry Jones spent Sunday at
Aurora visiting the several hop yaids,
also theGlesy Springs.
AIMS.
Mm. Snyder and little daughter Edna
returned to Portland Sunday alter a two
weeks' visit with the Habakost family.
Rev. Mr. Bum is holding a two weekB'
aeries of meetings in the school house.
Miss Wilson closed her summer school
A nOTHER'5 LOVE.
A mother's love is so divine'that the
roughest man can
not help but appre
ciate it as the crown
of womanhood.
However, Mother
hood is looked for
wardtowithfeelinjfs of frreat dread by al
most all women. At
such times a worn
I an is nervous, dys-
fflF Peptic, irritaNe
fc.. anu hoc is iu neeu
of a uterine tonic
and nervine, a
itrengftb builder to fit her for the ordeal.
No matter how healthy or strong a woman
may be she cannot help but be benefited by
taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
to prepare for the event.
This is what one mother says:
With a heart overflowing with gratitude I
will endeavor to write you. It is nearly two
years ago since I first wrote to you for advice
regarding my health which was then very bad."
writes Mrs. L. Poore. of Hiuesdate, Ky.. to Ir.
. V. Pierce, chief consulting surgeon of the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Iustitute. at Buffalo,
N. V. "I have described my sufferings in other
tetters to you. After receiving your advice aud
the ' Common Sene Medicd Adviser ' I bought
oroeof your 'Favirite Prescription.' snd Ueday
era a well woman anu the proud mother of a
dear little boy."
Backed np by over a third of century
of remarkable cures, a record such as no
Other remedy for the diieaie and weak
Besses peculiar to women ever attained,
the proprietors and makers of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription now feel fully war
ranted in offering to pay fyo in legal
money of the United States, for any case oi
Lencorrhea, Female Weakness, Prolapsus,
or Falling of Womb which they cannot
cure. All they ask is a fair aud reasonable
-trial of their means of cure.
Their financial responnibilNy is well
known to every newspaper puUiMier and
druggist in the United States, ilh niont c f
whom they have done business for over a
third of a century.
Bow to live in health and lia ppr.ess, is
the general theme of In. pietce t Coniymo
Sense Medical Adviser. This great work
on medicine and hygiene, containing over
loot) pages and more than 700 illuctratic;iis,
is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay ex
pense of mailing only, bend y one-cer..
tamp for the cloth-bound volume, or 0&17
SI stamps for the book in paper covers.
int Friday. and on Saturday gave a
picnic In the liramhall grove. A largv
crowd gathered to listen to Bn Interest
ing program rendered by tin- pupils. A
general good time was enjoyed by all. The
following are the nniin'8 of the pupils
who were neither alwent nor tardy during
the three month of school taught by
Mif Kate Wilson: Fred and John F..
Taylor, Lloyd laiwe, Etta. I.aiua and
i Ruby Taylor. Russell Jones and Tommy
am, Richard Taylor
Fred Taylor haa a
remarkable school record. He Is a young
mRn (n hls ,Sh yjar and can bonM (l(
n(ivor N,m(f Mf o tt,mH) (m,e hf bt,gln
(o whin b(lt mnf fhl)J The
p(lpj)K w)0 aUrmJej punctually deserve
m(K.n crflljt a9 ,h,,y ve tn tmf SarMy
r)V(,r conyon snd nav, a in(t distance to
wa,k m,arv a, (lf whK,h ,s up ,nt moun.
,alnslli(,
K l.lr 1(a ls of lwrr. pickt,r, t.MIne up
fnim Troutdale and are camped east of
(n, Urumhall mill.
-pile hot weather la causing many to
complain, although we
are up In the
nunmtain where It is
supposed to be
cool
BEAVER CREEK.
Yhreshlng will soon be at full blast in
this burg and the crops seem fair con
sidering the year.
The Shannon Bros, will soon shut down
the saw mill till after harvest.
Moses Thomas and sister called on the
Dannals family Sunday.
A number of invited guests were pres
ent at the Steudeman residence last Sat-'
urday evening. The evening was spent
in card playing and music. Refreshments
were served and all returned home well
satisfied.
John Shannon Sr. and wife have re
tired from farm life and have gone to re-
j . ( h ci(v
Mrg v Boh'lander Is very- low. The
. critjcal but not nPcfssarily fatal.
Mr. H. Hollman has nearly completed
the fence around the Beaver Creek school
grounds.
D. Jones has returned from Seaside.
Miss Maggie Herman is home again.
Luke Duffy was promenading the
streets here Sunday momlng.
Mr. A. Bluhm haa his expensive new
house nearly finished and It Improves
farm and neighborhood a great deal.
Wm. Scanlon is improving very slowly.
A good time was enjoyed at the Staben
residence last Sunday night.
MULINO ITEMS.
Mr. P. Murphy haa moved to his home
at Forest Grove.
Mrs. E. Dodge 1 visiting her mother
this week.
The M. E. church is almost finished for
paint.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Graves have rented
rooms, and are living with Mr. H. Seltier.
Mr. F. Erickson has purchased a new
organ.
Miss Eva Graves was a visitor here
last week.
Mr. Woodside has a crippled arm.
UNION HALL. j
Some have stacked their grain and some I
are stacking yet. but It won t be long be- I
I ,1- . Ihr.uhurl will I.11KV I
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ilraper were visiting ,
at Mr. Jno. Thomas' last Sunday. j
There will be a special school meeting ,
August 13 tft levy a tax to fix the school j
houce. Every voter In the districts wants
to turn out to the meeting.
Mrs. Elsie TjaiTiel. of Portland, is visit
ing her brother. L. P.iggs, and family, for
a few days this week.
Miss Mary Thomas, of Portland, was
visiting her parents last week, Mr. and I
Mrs. John Thomas. J
Dudley Helvey was calling at Jno. (
Burns' last Sunday.
Last Sunday there was a new minister
lectured at the German church at Phelps'
corner.
A man was looking at the Hess place
lat-t Monday with the Intention of buying
it. That is what we want to see some
one living in some of these empty houses
in this locality.
Mrs. Webb, of Portland, is visiting at
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. C. Phelps' for a few
days.
The Misses strezc of Portland are vis
iting their parents for a few days.
Miss Louisa Peringer returned to Port
land again last Tuesday.
Mr. Ir.in Wheeler and family, of East
em Oregon, have returned to this part of
the kingdom again.
C. E. Nash and family, of Oregon City,
were visiting at L. P. Hums' last Satur
day and Sunday.
JAMES.
Hot and dry.
Some wells are falling in the neighbor
hood. There will be a basket meeting Sunday,
July 7th. at this place.
Aunt Mary Robeson, who has been quite
poorly for some time, is yet quite poorly.
Miss Grace Gorbitt and Edna Sexton
of Colton. were visiting Fischer' Friday.
J. H. James had a force of men Friday
and Saturday raising hi new barn.
The stakes are all set for the telephone
line between here and Meadowbrook, to
connect with Molalla.
The telephone fever Is catching. Clark's
has a move on foot to put in a line and
connect with this place.
D-a Wright, while In the mountains last
week had the misfortune to ret a horse
killed.
Anson Countryman's house burned Fri
day. The parents were away from home.
They managed to save most of the house
hold goods.
Uncle Dave Robeson and Press Bonney
went to the mountains last week. Came
back without any game. We guess there's
no game, for they seldom fail to bag
something.
NEEDY.
The threshing machine are beginning
to hum in thi part of the vicinity.
There 1 a lady friend visiting at the
home of Mr. Komshack. Charley 1
looking very happy. Boy, get your tin
can and cow bell ready. Tou may have
to use them before long.
The Hilton brothers spent a few day
in the mountain laat wek. They returned
Sunday, bringing one deer, which Harvey
Ayers
Don't try cheap cough medi
cines. Get the best. Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral, what a
record it has, sixty years of
Cherry
Pectoral
cures! Ask your doctor if
he doesn't use it for coughs,
colds, bronchitis, and all
throat and lung troubles.
M have found that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
l the let nieOifine I en pretcrilte fnr hrun
rlltllS, Ui0ltiitt. cou hf eoltlt "
M. LontMAN. M l', ltlor. ft. T.
?e..VV. Si M.
VI
J. O. ATI. CO..
t,..ll V.ii
for
Bronchitis
Correct any tendency to conatipa
tion with amall cloaca ofAyeri Pill.
'had shot. Harvey I the largest boy In
Needy now.
' Mr. and Mrs. Glnther and family went
on a fishing excursion to Huckner Creek
last Tuesday.
j Mr. J I). Bitter ! laying the founda
tion for a new dwelling for 8 O Miller
on his farm near this place.
WILSONVILLE.
Wilsonvllle is still alive!
Oregon will surely "go dry" with no
rain and the local option law about to
be enforced.
The V of H lodge of this place enter
tained the Aurora lodge of that order tin
Tuesday evening with a reception.
C. T. Tooxe has sold his large farm
near here, and also the property adjoin
ing, which he owned. Mr. Toose Is erect
ing building on his pmperty here, where
the family will reside In the future.
This vicinity Is witnessing quite a
boom in the line of building. J. L. Se.ely
Is remodeling his house. G. Llchtenthaler
has added a large structure to his dwel
ling house, and Mr. Jaeger Is erecting a
large house on his place. A number of
barns have been furnished with new
roofs. A. W. t'amehl ha put up a new
hop house.
Quite a number of "the young people
from here attended the C. E. social at
Hood View last week.
Mrs. Wm. Brobst and daughter have re
turned from their visit East.
Sam Galbreath. of Tualatin, was seen
at Wllsonvllle this wek.
LAST WARNING TO WATER CON
SUMERS. Water rent must be paid In advanc at
the otic of th collector during th first
TEN DAYS of each month, and all de
linquents will have th service shut -off
thereafter.
By order of th Board of Water Com
missioners. T. LEONARD CHARMAN,
Collector.
Ordered July 6, 1904.
Notice of the Redemption and Cancella
tion of Improvement Bonds No. 26
and 27, of Oregon City, Oregon.
Notice 1b hereby given that Improve
ment Ronds No 26 and 'il, for the sum of
500 each, of Oregon City. Oregon, bear
ing date September 1. 19(it. will on the
1st day of September. 1904. be taken up.
paid and cancelled by the treasurer of
Oregon City at his office In Oregon City.
Oregon, and the interest on said Improve
ment Ronds No. -0 and 27 will cease on
and after the said 1st day Of September,
:'M, the said 1st day of 8ptember being
the interest paying period on said bonds
and one year after the date of said
bonds and the flist Interest paying period
next after the publication of this notice.
Published by order of the Council of
Oregon City, Oregon, made August 3rd,
1904.
RP.l'C'E C. CURRY,
August 19. Recorder.
CABTOniA,
GUARDIANSHIP SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
In the County Court of the State of Ore
gon for Clackamas County.
In the matter of the tcuardlanshlp of Ben
jamin Harrison Jacques and Margaret
Myrtle Jacques, minors:
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
an order of the above entitled court duly
made and entered on the 29th day of
July, 1904, the undersigned guardian of
the said estate will, on the 6th day of
September, 1904, at 2 o'clock p. m., sell
at public auction at the court house door
of the court house of Clackamaa county,
Oregon, at Oregon City, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described
real estate, to-wlt:
The undivided two-thirds interest of the
above minors In and to the land situated
in Clackamas' county, Oregon, described
as beginning at a point 2U2 feet from trie
northeast comer of the P. Foster D. L. C,
said point being on the north line of a
tract of land described tn Book K, page
170, Deed Record of Clackamas county,
Oregon; thence west on a continuation
of said line 483 feet to the county road
and to the northwest corner of the tract
of land owned by the Jacques heirs;
thence southerly along the center of the
county road 62 feet to the center of an-
Mother's Ear
7 a woo m Ncrstrs mmt wnmm
f w irtrnMj, mo in Turn
! ir .-H3 that com mmromm tmt
rime.
CG77'S EMULSION
r-je.ic tm urM sriarx mo
' Ow'Mr so 0)mcwr mom
Tm emm oe morn moJHtH AMO
Cr.lLO.
I Send fer free tBp!c.
f.CTTT t bOWNt, Chermttl,
1 WH'l ' " "t'". New York.
, j-. sua j.o ; all druruu.
T-V-MWMMMMM-i
other county fond; thence easterly tl'J H
fi i t ntonit the center of said last mention
ed comity road to th line of ths Oregon
Water l'ower A Hallway Company right
of way: thence northerly along said right
of way ttTS.7 feet to the place of licglimlng.
containing 8 CMI acres of land In T J H ,
11. 4 K.. of the V. M.
K1.17.A WI1.IIKHN.
lluardlan of Ilenjumln Harrison Jttrtie
and Mnrgaret Myrtle Jacques, mlnoi
lue of first puhllcallnn AuKiist S
late of last publication September 1.
Meeting of th Board of Equalization for
Clackamas County.
Notice is hereby given that the board of
equalisation for th county of Clackamas,
state of Oregon, on the last Monday In
August. I'.iot. via. The I'sth day of August.
A. IV )i(i. will attend at the olllco of the
ci'tmty clerk In the court hotiv In said
county and state and continue to meet
fiom day to day for one week, and pub
licly examine the assessment rolls of ald
county for the year 1804, and correct all
errors In valuation, description or quali
ties of lauds, lota or other property. It
Is the duty of any and all persona Inte
rested to appear at the time and place ap
pointed to examine said rolls and ascer
tain If their property la properly assessed,
and If not to have the proper corrections
made thereon.
l'ated this 1st day of August, 1804
JAMES F. NELSON.
Assessor for Clackamaa county, Oregon
COUNCIL DOES BUSINESS,
City Will Oblige Southern Pacific Co. to
Remove Chines Shacks. I
The rlty council Wednesday night In
structed Ihe city attorney to proceed
against the Southern Pacific Company
and compel the removal of the Chinese
shacks that are now located on land be
longing to the city. An opinion was also
submitted by City Attorney Story holding
that Contractor E. W. lUner cannot te
coer anything from the city under the
contract for the building of seweis In
ll(ilct No. 3. Itlner claims about t'JOOO
for alleged extra work in connection with
the contract and threatens to sue the
city for the amount.
ON THZ FARM.
There's many a succevful husine
man who sits m hi city oliice and lei
his mind slip l"i k to his tsivhood day
JLithe 4Si. llowv'xxl it felt to live!
What an appetite lie 1 ! How piKsl
everything tasted ! ll'iw sound his sleep
was ! How eagerly lie rose with the sun
and raced v. ah linn through the loritf
day. And now lie's a succrsslul man.
Hut lie can't sleep. lit- doesn't enjoy
his food. His sloiii.i 'li is weak, his
nerves are shaken, ami he no more rises
with the sun to race eagerly against linn.
His vitality is low and now and again
his heart seems to tniine in his brct-t
s if it would hrrak loose. That's the
price he has paid for success.
The mischief of the whole Imsines is
that he buys ' tablets " of one sort or
another to "aid" his digestion, and in
dulges in bromides' ami other nerve
Stimulants, just to hold himself together,
nd wonders why he steins to lie getting
worhe.
The whole trouhte with such a man
generally lie in what is called a "weak "
stomach. The fix! In- eats does not
nourish him because it is only partially
digested and assimilated. No man run
lie stronger than his stomach, because it
is it) the stomach and allied organs of
digestion and nutrition that strength is
made from the food which is eaten.
Ir. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery cures diseases of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition.
It restores the strength of the Issly in
the only way strength can be restored,
by food which is perfectly digested and
assimilated, when the diseased stomach
(with its allied organs) is cured of dis'
ease. It is a hlood-mak ing, body-build-ing
medicine, inasmuch as blood is made
from food and the liody is built up by
blood. It is not a stimulant, containing
neither alcohol or any other narcotic.
NO OTHER DOOTOR FOR ME.
I jt upritiif, erlv, I wrote you my frtrl.npi
and coniiii'pn." my Mr. A. ). Vanrle rwatrr, 873
Wfitt iJiviMon htrr-t. Chic'iffd, "and ym
B-lviarrl rtif to titkr fir I'irrfc'n Gul'len Mrdiutl
IiKov-ry (a ffw tittl-s). anl then write you
how I frit. 1 am hiitrpy to auy I am getting to
feel fine. In all I have taken ix bottlra of the
lnw'ver-r ' and four or five vial of the Utile
felleu.' They have done me worldi of food,
All my frien'Ist my : ' Vanderwater. how well
7011 are looking What in the world have you
been dfiny ' I tell them I have been doctoring
with lit. K. V. Pierre, of Buffalo, N. V. Why?
they aay, 'you haven't been there? No, I
aay. but I took hit 'Golden Medical Dfucovery1
nd hta little ' Felleta.' Theae medicine haw?
wrought the great rhimge in me. From a alow
mot of a man that could hardly crawl, tired
ana auk all the time, nnd could do no work:
to a man who ran work, aleep, eat, and feel
fine, and that tired feeling ia all going awny.
1 am very thankful th.tt I wrote to Dr. Wrrre.
Hi 'Golden Medical Piarovery and hia little
liver 'Felleta' have a1mot made a new man
of me. I fee! young a I did at thirty yeara,
Mo other doctor lor ine, only Dr. Fierce."
HAD GIVEN UP HOPE.
I will expreaa my thanka to you for the
kindly advice you hnve given me in regard to
my cae," wrilea Mitt Carrie J, Wharton, of
IAioavant, SpottyWama Co., Virginia. "When
I wrote to you hM. spring I wan in a terrible
alate of health. Had given up all hope of ever
beinf better. I apit up mv food all the time
and it teemed aour at vinegar. I would have a
bad aick headache rv-ry other Wflt; in fact,
my head never felt clfftr. and I waa perfectly
broken down under the Mr:iin of losing my food
onatantly. I had read a great deal In yor
book a of what your meoicine had done for
othcra, o I wrote you and got your ad vie.
Bought two bottle of ' Golden Medical Lnaeo?
ery' and the fir-t done I fook I felt better.
When I had finished taking the two bottle the
pitting up had entirely toppd and my head
waa much better. I Itelir-ve your medicines are
tuat what you have an id of them.
"I carefully read the hooka you aent me and
hall always apeRk a good word for the 'Golden
Medical Lharovery ' whenever I have a chance.
You ran puMth thia if you think H worth
While. It might induce aome one ele to try
Tour medicine who waa autTenng at I did. It
waa by the teatimoniala of others that I Wat
induced to try it. I ihail alwayt rely upon )auf
advice and feel aafe to do aa you tell me.
Dr. Picrcc't Pleasant Pellets cure coo
gtHattion, iU Catuafg anl coaarijuenca
T';.' , v.ti'." Y '. li .1 ..ii .l. :'".''l uirnTT'Hr
AM' Ccliiblo PrrpBrnlionfor As
slmilnt inft rtic Fixxi and Ho j ula -ting
die SlouKicto and Dowv is uf
Tromotos Difieslion.Chmrur
noss nntl Rosl .Contains nt-UIrr
Oniiuit.Morpluivo nor Muvcral.
Not Hah Ootic .
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ApeTfrcl ltVmttdy forfonsliw
Hon, Sour Stouw.h.DiarrtHH'A
mul Loss or Sleep.
FacSimiUi Sigrwlur of
NEW YORK.
Two hldn for the- Improverm-tit of Cen
ter atrei't fur one bliu k. cinn ting Unit
thoroughfare with the Huuth Knd road.
wer rej t t d fur the renatin that the eatl
nmtt' for the cunt of part of the Improve
m-nt In both bldn wan considered rxre-
iU
Ootids II and 17, Issued on the Jack
son street Improvement, and ruch In the
sum uf I M0. wne ordered taken up and
cancelled. A fourth estimate was re
ceived from the city engineer on the
Center street Imjuuvrmrnt, showing tliut
work to the amount of ttiliOO had been
performed, leaving but two blocks to
be covered with crushed rock, when the
contract will be finished. C. H. Cauflrld
wa the only person submitting a bid for
Improvement bonds to the amount uf
13402 63. and hi offer, which wa fur the
fare, accrued Interest and t 1-2 per tent
premium, wa accepted.
The committee on streets and public
property wa dltected to appropriate some
of the fine crushed rock that Is left from
U i.u.y if. it 11.- It 1
EXACT COPY Of WHARPCR. J H L-J I IB j
Ayers Pills
wMM.tarj
aocauuiui Drown or iku man r uc
IN OUR NEW
..QUARTERS..
COCO !
We have rornoved Into our larger
Twelfth atroetfi. We have added con
thoroughly equipped to handle all
Building and Repairing of
Engines,
Saw mill (uppllea, shafting, boxes and
and high grades; emery stands, swing
band and made to order. We also
business. Plow shares ground and
COCO
First Class Work.
coco
OREGON CITY
MACHINE SHOP.
Twelfth and Main Sts.
, VllV VI-IIN
For Infants nnd Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
T" 1 1
uearsuie i
Signature Ay
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
y i 9mmmtnt acw e ,
the Houth Knd road anil use the sam In
tepuirlng Seventh street. Ordlnano)
granting Flunk Husi h a frani his for au
iropr(ailng water from Hlnger 1 1 til creek
and naming Itnllroud avenue and Mo
l.otiililln promenade were puaaed. dirt
llluhm wn re-elected sexton of Mountain
View cemetery for th ensuing year.
An ordinance, creating aewer district
Nn. 4, waa Introduced and the city ngl
nrer waa Instructed to prepare plan and)
specification for the construction of
i aewer therein. The proposed new fll
Itilct la In the vicinity of Madison (tree!
I and Includes about right lot.
J F Kedner, the confectionery dealer,
announces that In order to tlmulat In
t. re.t In the World Fair voting conlMt
he will Issue a coupon with each and
every ten rent dish of Ice cream that I
served at his place of business.
Huhsnrlbe fur the Rnferprls at II.IQ
per year. It Is a bargain.
Sugar-coated, easy co lake,
mild in action. They cure
constipation, biliousness,
sick-headache. tSnSi'.
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
rum en- u ieuvjirni u a. r. sau. ws samia.s.sv
and bottor building at Main and
Hldcrnblo now machinery, and arc
classes of work.
collars In stock ; Babbitt Metal low
saw frames and harbors; 'pulleys-on
do a general machine blacksmlthtng
saws gummed.
Prices Hoderate.
Oregon City, Oregon
W