ontoON citv tNTtncmit. rioAV, januarv 20, wa
PAGE 3.
Now To-Day.
MONtcr TO IJAN AT AND 7
par runt, rirro newjttrltjr. ITIUm
A Hehuliol.
JStiiATICI frttin my farm JVfc ftilla
south of Hver Cth. yearling
l,Pifrr with ft fw rl iuk
tntl tHxly. a half Inuh hols pom heit In
,,ti,lli4 of right W. rtmlf will l.o
suitably rewarded, Addreaa I I. Wll
llama, lluisl rout Nu. I, Oregon City,
Oigon.
jtlitATW-On tw)-yr old hlfr, rd
with while pnl, sill In on ear. ll on
Infl lilp. finder wilt b rewarded ly
,1drelug I', C, Ivldaon, Highland,
Oregon. Jan, IS
jLoflTA gold waleh, hunting ea, ba
I wren lbs Norwegian church and Can
dy, probably o Hi ratlioad. Reward
will b ll i 'I Hi" rviurn of th m
la mvll At Canby, Oar Clauson.
Jn, IJih.
mil MALE- Hop rout or cutting, In
iili of J. It. I'aln. Cnnn, Oiegoii,
I'lntiH M, lltown l( been ti(i''otriti1
t"' ll iilBi'i polhn ((Hlfi'i' by M'r Rout
iner lii mix i '"t Chan, It, Noblelt, ini'1 lt
tiiii'ii'ii on in mines, Miner in n
iilllitnlaiialloit Ida polio protection lit
been tlr.Mcli.(l Id li rldw dlatrlet
on the hill whl'-h In nightly patrolled hy
one of I hit two officer.
r v vy c'
"4
Local Kveyls?. 4
,V daughter W Imftl Wednesday to
Ml. and Mre, l-oul Fair
Cbarman's Valval Crttm will rut cliap.
jd IminU and la a MMtlhllig f' cream,
!! ran I'" worn Immediately after ap.
(.lying l.afg l-lllo ZU rnla.
Tlio many filenda of Mr E E Char
inn, who I iniltng th Hiir t Kt
,Vil"iin, I'allulMila, UI do itail to rrn
Ihut lis ) lft'uvll lit lirallh
Trlmiiiott haU twlow wl t Mlaa
atullh .
J IV M)cf iaa iufl.cil dm nl-r-r,l
til til I'ailtir.r, V, j. mli amj lll
, nVi'l l-iiln-a (mihii-iI)- airc4
vn ly th fsiro f l-amh Hawyr
In ilm anriiiuiii riunil ( anuiHrr lie
Ulliiirhl of iloiaa In the lluuan ut tup
iracituiiK lhi k. J. t-', CaitiiiWII.
(In Hr, U una t'f I ho tirluiia unra,
HI I'ttiil'a l;.l nml Clinic ll. rrrtur,
Ilia llv. I'. K. Ilamitionil, Hilly poiim
iniliilmt at I", Humlny rli houl at 10 ),
Murtilnv Traynr and Hrmrii mi "Temp
in Hun ami Vl'1'.iy." at 11 too; ICvi-mIii
I'layel' Mli'l Mm nmn "It "Th Tmuaurea
i( Mttn" at 6:w KvrylMnly Mlllly
wxlrnmo at lh" rvh'".
t!iililinni"4 alia hliw eol at Mlia
OiiMainKli
Mia ll, I- Illinau tlila week K-rKnl
iinwa of ilia d.ttili of hr li"t. Mia. J.
I. Itiiira, at Sw ViirK fliy. 'Ilm 4-aUt
of Mia, lllnna, wlili ll ix'urra4 Hun4y,
au'Vtxti. Tho diK'Baaefl wiiin will
h r'iiiinlTi'4 hy many fn-n I'Hy
,k.Ii., alio havtntf vlallid wMh Mr. Il I-
man a fw yraia B'l
In Ilm ault 14 at aal'la lh tmnafrr "I
mv llmlr land. enlHU'd J, A, Mwhnk
W. T llnwlfy. Ih dffmiilanl do-
lliufinl li Hi llllllll. IU lnllfl ItlO
JiirU'ld lion Mf Ilm trial umit ir th
iubM mail r of lh ....i.mnay an4 ai-1 1 "" 'l'"l '
.Kli.a- thai ll. r..m.llnl imt all-!' '" r "M", "
I'
fa. ( aultli l' iit I -J i.mm le a
ai'Ui'li
rauaa (if
The lnk if ttfttoa fiiy, llila -k, I
l.avli.g il. uld WhllliMh ir.,. m o im
Waahitigtun airert hiwin KiviHi and
Twirili Kiiroi, turn d-.wn for a tuim
lif of miMilha f thla aliui lui. wtih-li
la an old land nk al .m t'lly. hav
ln t.n hull! In lh" rally ti', ha mil
hn onm.lt 4. afid l.m atr-itdid a kI
aiiij iiig 'li fur h"l-"-a
la tlii ytiiihi wtjifinn wh'i o atran;ly
dlaiwrid ffirn hr noiintry horn imrt
ly In f.ii n ('l.ilNltna and ftNr tn d.iya'
wna liMtd lit K.t I'lirtluiil whr aim
wa (Tititiiyvd a duini ulln In rlvat
fwrnlly, Mia N'lr-r, mho I It yara nt
uif, ruin" t'l Ihla i lly for tli piiin" of
limkliiH amn I'liri Imma (nflliMlnnry to
hi-r wtiillii' to a yinm; farnM'r, John
Cioaa, of MuImIIm. II.Iii rxlurnnd U
llila illy, Ilia yuiirtif wihiiaii rlif"'t
Knowlnnd Willi Imvlnil luuUily dlnllid
h'tr In I'Mirn at I'utlland for aovmul
4ny. In tlia mnMiitlinv liflplriB t'l ajwnd
tli I'j5 that hal Imibii rlvn linr hy ht-r
fliilli'i n Willi which In ('(unplnt Imr troa
a.iiu Kii'iwlund will hav an ramlii
lion lif.iio Jnallio Mllip neat wwk.
At inxHInu liuhl Tu-aduy at N"W Era
hy Urn farmwa tit that vicinity, an or
iianiauiioii waa ifiid ilvli. uur
mi' of a in w ocilnin Una In till foun
ty. Artli ka of lncoroiatlon will I fth'd
jiliiflfiK th prrani wwli, and th ottlrr
of lli- toioiaiiy !ve alu-ady h4rt Hi aiK-
imind, Tiny am a followa; I'aldwit,
r,lmr VpIIo; r-ji-lliit, liarry Kr"l'
rlh; aicn'lary. fl. II. Ilrown; tifaurr,
l Mi'Arth'ir; trualnm, (ifiittn 'och'r,
John lluiKoxna and Hurry ft ''dl l ha.
Whlla Ilm iiiii'Bi.y not y I In xlalriic,
haa not taiinrd th nomination of tha
omwra, all Ilm ropm:!v alitkholdcr
nai ni it I ilm ruttitlim arid to them,
and Ihnir i lhm la a forrgimn loriclti-
i.n Tl.ii cal'lfa! ato-R of tli t'iiiiafty
inn, i-fiiillni rnrtaln
ralimulr of triiillliii, wht' h Will llk
ly I mi r.,in.. ('! L.-liiy Th hw :iinay
will Im hn. .an aa ilm N-w Kia Moloal
Ti;ll li.,iiii iiir.ioii, and l ho al'Kk will
Im auttitt -rlhfd to hy farmer In th vl-
ilnlly of Nrw Em. Th lompuny llna
will raillutn from thai town. roiinK'tloif
with lh tallruad at thla and vrl
othor iHtlnta, and will l ri.it.Inl, a'
Kil Hna to th 1ciiBMila of th pohllr.
Yk riaylnt Ordi
HkycJ 44 -
Gngrcti " "
niiKh Cud
Reduced Prices
Xe mmimmmmm m
20 ptt cttA dic. on Sl4tlor.ry
Our Dolkr Wtch
Our Dollar Fountilo Prm 45
Vtnvf Otft Npkin, 100, JO
HUNTLEY BROTHERS
POPULAR PRICE DRUGGISTS
CO.
Our January Sale makes a saving of 20 per cent to 50 per cent on nearly
every article in our store excepting patent medicines, school books, paints
and a fey other contract goods. The wise buyer purchases now for future
needs. Below are some extra special values.
lal.- ahiwa nil to :i) and Vi". ihllda
hora ;o and up; WKiia' ahora It J8 and
up; ah't la.a 1 pair; hoy foil aUwk
ati.K U lt II 44 ai d tl S, mm a m
t-oi to ll, hmkrn h.l ahiwa and tub
cta. oil al.xk. t. Ila and 4Jc.
nr.u 1'itoNT.
.rtyiiaaal t.,ai t'4 ;a.. ;:
rrsf .Sat
Hlrayad'-Two threw year old ali.
ltd. with two cula lit ilttil car and una
cot tn lift ear. llnJr will ha rewarded
ly addrsMlng liana Johnatm, hirt. Of
Jr J. N. Mulllnait. of I'orlland. will
l ic. h al th Wtll lreal)'lilan rhurtrh
Munday, January II. at II a. m, lr
Mulligan l tl Monday (tihixil Miaalon
ry for th Ifaahytary f I'orlland
Whli twana. in; rirm in and ; aoda.
4e; aoap, I to 10 tar, tit; I l. oil '-
ItED ritONT.
I Kara for aU al.ut 1 rra rlfht on
th Wlltamett rar Itn. with n two
loom Houjm and hk nrw rhlrkon tiouaa.
lor ll. J. A. Moohnk. Cauflald IUd,
Main trwt,
pV-ltuol I'latrlrt No 1. of Cantmah. Iv
Vd an I mill la Ihl yar Th pur
( of th l'l lavjr la tha falaln of an
itra llooo that will b appllvd In tha
canrcttallon f two tMJiida, aaih far 1100.
Ornl It. fMmlrk. through hta attornoy.
Vt. A. i'liolrk. ha Innlllutod ault
atalnat fharloa Thlenta to rwevor W
on a promlaaory not that wa naaKiml
to him hy A. Km her. a nmrt hatil at
Can by.
Khy A Kby, general law nd oftlc
piaclUa, Orrgtm City. Feb. 1
Tha Oirg.m City Y. M. C. A. Indoor
baacball tram d-ffsd Ihe Tlior. of
I'orlland at th htral aanrltlon tyn
naalum laat Hniutdo night hy a amr
of It to IT. A return gam la rhduld
to b ptayd al IVtrtlalid T. M. C. A.
building: tonight.
Homo atifek lhlf rnturcd rjin at the
Johna-.ii M.'4 hav mad ! O
j K. tohKUtal patt-i pla of heuly
J III whli ll lh rualoinr ran more ttod-
naturtly wait hi torn. The h; ha
tMun liraud " t of wall pajmr
of a dHirala gfn aha-la that grrally i n
(.( r Ihe aitrarani-e of the pier, "f
rauw ll moat nl bo aeuin4 that lh
ahade of px-r harmonla at all with th
nationality of th fn!al knight Jf t'"
aor al lh O K ahop
Thrre wa rulaf Oerman Juhll
rnarlrd al the wnr f fteventh and
Main irl Hunday nlghl. In whh h
both ar .iil..llld A tha hour
j-rtw later th crowd bwam mnrw hola-
I ci run a until polk- Inlerferenr became
. .. .b t
ne. aaiy. Th ruu wa inai wo ui
tha mn. th other member of th party
making oo4 their -e. pld fine of
10 and lit III tha city polk court. Th
nam of th participant, laboring po
i.U l,n brrama allalilW overloaded. Will
not b given.
lHatrlct Attorney Allen and l-puty
-r'ciiiin Attorney huebl nd O. II,
IHmltk. rounael for lh defendant went
to Hakin Ttiurty to argu motion
fur new trial bifr th upim Court
In the I- of Stale v. oi W. Iuth.
lulh I lh wmvb led murderer erf Mi
lonor 11. Jrtie.' of thla illy. nd U
tx-nunrrd to If h an gr4 at rUlem, Krl
diy. January IT, Th rnvh led mur
jrer now wcrupi lh muidi-rer ell at
lbs etat penitentiary. Th murder wa
rt.tnmltted In thla rliy laat rptmber.
Ililla have l rn prpni. fur Introduc
tion at th Klato liettlalatur providing
fr tha rreallon of lh offlr of apedal
deputy aearaatir In thla county at a aul
th aalary of th County Huirlntend-nt
th aalary o fth County Huprlnieudi t
of rh'hoola who now receive $100 pir
annum. County Judge Ityan la op(Ked
to the creation of any additional ollx-em
and tha giahtlng of any additional In
creaae of compenaatlon to County orncera
In thla county and will rtt tho favor-
El
atole 1& from a woman' puree. There
la tio rkw to the guilty party who la
ui.. i i.mI of being aom one familiar
Willi the hotl building
,l ir Vedn. ly evening and !'-- fon.UI. .athm of any mra.ur, making
In a fire Ihat la l-lleved to have origi
nated from iWrcllv elecirin wiring, a
email hlaio at the home of YV. K. I'ratl
laat Thuraday night, deatroyed a conald
erahln amount ot clothing belonging to
rorbea I'latl, Th fire wa put out be
fore ll had gnlned much headway.
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Seasonable
Delicacies
Fines Mackerul, Cod
Fish, Salt Salmon
and Anehoyin
AIho a new crop of
mitcjjust arrived.
Don't for get M.O.B.
Coffee in 1,8 and 3
pound cans, Uio fin
est in tho lantl.
Electric Grocery
D. M. Klemsen, Prop.
Mailt Street, near Wcctrlc Hotel
P'
P
P
P
P
u H pro lal.ii.a,
for cholc lard, aparw-rlb. and tender-
loina, go to Cain iumatiy at Mr.
Choir atock alwaya on hand.
Ixmla and ll. nry lllmh-r. of Clackamaa.
wire thla week arreatd on chnrge of
aaanoll and battery. Th ctrlo of
fence fur whji'h Ihft lllmh-r aro wanted
la the feaiful ttcatlng they gv a mnn
ntimr-d OldtilH-i, una day Inat week. A
n cunacciiiince of hi puniithmcnt. Old-
niliiig wna under the diM-tor" care for
aevciiil duva. Th two Hlmlitr hiive
hen In trouble, a number of time before
and ni conaldered nolle unite a illu
mining element. Henry pleaded gulliy
wlun brought Into Juatlco court Wcdnea-
ihiv. hut Irfiul demanded a trlnl Hint
will be held today.
At g acoui'l to the ahdin llon of llella
Noyer fiiim thla city two week a, Mi.
Ida Btuart Eilgor. of 1'ortland, rrprvaenl
lug th National Eloronoa Cilttenton
Mlwalon, him oigunlacd In thl city an
nuxllliiiy clrclo Unit in to act In co
operation with tho 1'ottland orgnnimtlon
nlong prcvrntlvo work and rcaculng girl
from a lifo of proalltutlon. Tha locaJ
circle wm oigiinlaed with tha following
nfneera: Mra. C, II. Cauflcld. pcealdont;
Mra, Unit ltlumdca, trcuaurer; Mr. J. It
Hickman, aocretary. Tho nicmDoiamp
of the clrclo Include many of tha load
ing women of tha city who will circu
late lltemtui'o warning mother and their
(liiiiRhteia of tho danger of vlaltlng cltli-a
Personal Mention S
J
At. aMli''iiawaii)if'k)"'r mmtrf
Jr J J, Irfiavifl. of M.'Ulltt. waa In
h ilty Wediicwdny.
T. It. A. Kt-Uwitod. of Mllwaukl. wa
In lh illy Hunday.
S. Walt of Canny, had bualnea at i
Oregon City Tureday.
County Tiaaurr Kin Cahlll haa beo
III fur a number of daya.
II. Hiilllvan tit Claik'a. waa a vlaltor
to Oregon city. wdnady.
Erank Aalman. of Canby. waa a Vla
Itor to Oregon City Tueaday.
Mr. and Mr. K. C. Chapman, of Clark
amaa, wet In the city Tuaday,
Mr. It. Ijing and family hav returned
from an eilendxl vlall tn California.
Henry Iilckman. a awmlll man from
Wllholt. wa In th city thl week.
A. Ko. her, a bualnea man of Canby.
waa In thhe city th firat of th wk.
E. O. Ilaker. a farmer from Highland,
waa tranaartlng bualnea her Tuesday.
Ml Mary C'onyer. of Portland, wag
the gueel Hunday of Mra. C. W. f'opa.
Oeotg Clark, formerly of Ugan now
located at Woodlawn, waa In th city
during th wwek.
Oeorge luder. of New Era, waa In th
city thla week, being called a a Juror
In tha circuit court.
Mra. It. i. Moor, of Motalla. thla
week vuilted with her daughter, Mr, O.
t. Eby. hi thta city.
Erank Mctron. proprtetor of Wllholt
Hprlng. waa dttlng bualnraa In thla city
tha Rrt of th week.
3. J, Mallat. a farmer ot th Mullno
nelghborhoon. wa tranaactlnK bualnea
al Oregon City Monday.
Mr A ltoldn left Monday night for
Alamda. California, ofr a vlall with hr
daughor. Mr Hulda (haUd.
A. It- rrlce. and II. U Erie, merchant
at Ilremerton, Waajtingion. ana Tn
talle. Oregon. rpc-!lvely. Vlalted over
Humliy with relatlvaa In thl city.
Mr. and Mr. II S. Moody and aon.
Kent, who hav been on an eUended
vlalt to relatlvea In New York atat.
atailed from Hyracuae, Wednca.fay morn
ing, on their way home.
Mtaa Ethel Cauflcld vlalted over Bunday
with Oregon City frlenda. returning Mon
day to Knh'ro. where ah haa a clerical
position at tho Houa of Itepreeentallve.
Mia Adcllo Qulnn haa a poalllon aa
Houa atenographer at the atat legis
lature. Attorney W. 8. U'llen relumed Tue
day night from Salem where he went In
tha intereat of aecurlng aome amendment
l.i the iMrwt lYImary Ijiw. A bill. In
corpointlng tho . ulrrd amendmenta, waa
Introduced Turaday liy Hepri'iM-ntatllve
Huntley.
E. H, U Ilaehy returned from Oregon
City Tueaduy evening where he had been
to aanlat hla brother whoae little daugh
ter died Monday morning of appondlem.
The body wa taken to Bllverton to be
bulled In a cemetery near that city.
Aurora llorenllla.
Mr It. M. Iavlaaon. of Oregon City,
formerly of Hulem. and Corviilll. I vla
lt In it friend here fur a few duya.
Mr. Eva Emery liye apent a few hour
In the city on Tueaday, talking with
pioneer ami their deacendnnta. Mia.
Dye will noon complete her new book.
Hulem Btateamnn.
Silverware Specials
This week we make an extra special
on silverware. Not for another year
will you be able to buy high grade
silverware at these prices. Our stock
is not largebetter make sure of your
selection now.
Set of 6 Knives or Forkt--slid silver
metal, no plating to wear off 0 nc
great bargain Y
Set of 6 Knives or Forks standard rn
silver plate, satin finbh, Bhell tips JU
Set of 6 Forksguaranteed finish
Uiple silver plate Rose pattern, o nz
beautlul design L.Lo
Set of 6 Knives to match above l CA
Rose pattern O.VV
Set of 6 Tablespoons to match above O CA
Rose pattern L,0J
Set of 6 Soupspoons to match above O O C
Rose pattern t-Lo
Set of 6 Teaspoons to match above I c
Rote pattern loo
All quadru ple plated silverHoUow ware
for table use at 33 1-3 per cent discount.
All gold plated Ormolu Clocks at 1-2 off .
Any Tooth Brush
In the Store
25c
Commencing the 20th we place on
sale every high grade tooth brush in
the store for 25c
This means choice from a lot of
fine English brushes made for us with
our name on our big value 35c brush.
Also all our imported French brushes,
the kind sold everywhere for 50c
Also all our fancy handle 75c brushes.
Not a single reservation in the store.
Your Choice Whatever
the Price 25c
This may look like poor business,
but its along the lines of our January
Sale policy. We sell out everything
possible to sell at less than cost if
necessary and start the spring busi
ness with absolutely new goods. We
believe it pays US we know it pays
YOU.
Highly ftetpacted Pioneer.
Mary K. Ulbaon. who died qulto aud
ilenly at her home near Needy, Oregon
on Wednesday, Jununry Uth, aged 7J
year, wna burled Friday, nt Rock Creek
cemetery. Tho burial waa conducted by
Rev. Mr. i . from Hubbard.
Mra. Olbaon woa born In Kentucky, tn
18:5. Rh croaaed tho plains with her
htixlmml In 1860, with ox team. They
lived ono yenr In Portlund, Ore., and
from thero moved to Needy, where they
took up a donation Imd Claim, wher
Mra. Cllbson haa lived ever alnco.
Mr. Olbaon died In 1859.
NEW LOOOK AT MOLALLA.
Strong Odd Fallow Lodo Started With
Many Charter Mtmbira
Judge T. E. Ryan, alted by a larg
delegation of three-linker of tbta city,
went to Molalla Saturday night and In
ttltuted a promlalng L O, O. E. lodge
with a charter mmuerahlp of 4J. The
new organisation will be known aa Mo
lalla Lodge No. 111. L O. O. F. Th
work of Instituting the lodge waa not con
cluded until S o'clock Hunday morning.
but In the rnidat of Molalla' unfailing !
hospitality, the time seemed short. Tha j
vlaltlng lodg people were royally treated
being aerved supper on their arrival, a
midnight meal and breakfast before they
started for Oregon City.
The efflpers of th new lodge are: N. O..
W. O. Vaughan; secretary. H. J. Raatell;
treasurer. W. E. Plxk; It- S. N. G.. Erank
Everhardt; U 8. N. O.. XL tavldson:
1C 8. V. C. Thad Btlpp: L. 8. V. a ,
C A, Gibson: L. 8. 8.. J. J Clark; L 8. 8..
C. y. Robblns; warden. Q. T. Frailer;
Inside guardian, T. C. Hoylis; outside
guardian. H 8. Trulllnger.
Thcr were visitor In attendance from
Canby. Aurora, Scott Mill. Needy, Hub-1
bard. Bllverton. Oswego and Oregjn City.
Those from thla city were: T. F. Ryan,
W. 11. Howell, E. J. Noble. J. Shannon.
O. A. Ilrown. J. J. Cook. C. E. Ramsby,
Dr. A. h. Keattle. C. W. RIsIey. E. W.
Scott. I rflester, C. rut man, A. McCord.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS.
Mrs. (llbaon was highly esteemed by
mid tho many snares that are there set ),or m.Khhora and wna loved and respect
ed by nil who know her. She Icnvea one
iluughtcr, Mra. Helen M. Elliott.
to catch tho uiiHUHpoctlng. The ladles
will ho than Uf til for any Information con
cerning imy case whine they can bo of
help to girls or women In need of help or
sympathy.
$1,26 Jenna pants, small alsos, 76o;
wool and part wool shirts cut off. I;
warm wool sox out to 2o; clothing and
sweaters at 16 to 20 per cent cut.
RED FRONT.
David Knowlnnd, who wna nrrestod ot
linker City on tt warrant Issued from tho
local Just lea court charging: him with as
sault, wo returned to Oregon City by
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
C. W. Frledrlch to Begin Business on
Hill February 1st.
C. W. Eiledrloh haa disposed of his
blnckmnitli business at Ely and about
Eobruary 1, will open up a general hard
ware store In tho Waller l.lttlo Build
lng on Seventh street, next to Brown A
Welch's meat market. Mr. Ftlcdrich,
who hns been In bimliu'ss at Oregon City
alnco 1891. wishes to thanlj tha people
ot Clackamaa county for their liberal
VnllM la ktMhv 4vnn thai Ihe CnUntV I
Superintendent of Clackamaa County will
hold the regular examination of appll
canta for slate and county paper at
Oregon City, aa follows:
For Stat Papers.
Commencing Wednesday. February S,
at nine o'clock a. m and continuing
until Saturday. February 11. at 1. 00 p. m.
Wednesday Penmanship, history, spell
ing, algebra, reading, school law.
Thursday Written arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, book-keeping, phy
sics and civil government,
Friday Physiology, geography, mental
arithmetic, composition, physical geog
raphy. ,
Saturday Botnny, plane geometry, gen
eral history, English literature, psychol
ogy. For County Papers,
Commencing Wednesday, February 8,
at nine o'clock a. m., and continuing
until Friday. February 10, at four o'clock
p. m.
First, Second and Third Crada Loru
flcatea. Wednesday Penmanship, history, or
thography, reading,
Thursday Written Arithmetic theory
of teaching, grammar, physiology.
Friday Georrraphy. mental arithmetic,
school law. civil government.
Primary Certificate:
Wednesday Penmanship, orthography,
arithmetic, reading.
Thursday Art of questioning, theory
of teaching, physiology.
Your truly.
J. C. Z1NSER.
Superintendent of Schools.
Constnhlo Tremhnth lust Saturday after- j pfttnmUg0 jn tho post and aska for n
,.,,. nii.i lodirod In tho county Jail, Tho ..,,
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P , complaining wltnesa In tho caso Is Belle bus)m,M venture Feb. 10
Noyoi'i a young wouum ui jiui..
The Uniform Rank of the Local W. O,
W. Lodge gave a danco at tha Woodmen
Hall Saturday night, tho Shaw Orchestra
furnishing the music. This la a newly
formed musical organisation In the city.
A very cnojyablo timo was had at the
party.
Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts, stings.
sprains. Instant reUlof. Dr. Thomas'
EtoctUo Oil. At any hug atore.
Announcement
Extgaogciiinagy
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We beg to announce that on or about
Jawiix&.ry 25iK
WE WILL OPEN AN
Exclusive Shoe Store
in the Schram Building,
formerly occupied by M. Michael
Our aim will be to conduct a strictly up-to-date
shoe business. Our stock will consist of the lead
ing makes of
MeaSyWomes&Childres Shoes
We have secured th'e exclusive sale of the follow
ing makes of shoes for Oregon City and vicinity :
The JOE TILT, men's unexcelled $4.00 and
$5.00 shoe; The W. L. DOUGLAS, men's re
putable $3.50 shoe; The JULIA MARLOWE,
women's famous $3.00 shoe, and the AMERICAN
GIRL, women's $2.50 shoe; the shoe that is as
good as its name.
Soliciting your valued patronage,
We are Yours to please,
The Douglas Shoe Stofe
Schram Building
MAIN STREET OREGON CITY, ORE.