om;noNf city kntkhpjh.sk, km day, may vm.
11
Ihiiiho which In In tin opened I y llin iilmvo
gentleman In it few (In y m. Mr, II,,
ilcnrgc come to un highly recommended
from Miilio where hit was In Hi" Ninon linn
at work, ntnl wlici n lin scored n great
nucccns iin 11 strictly upright gciillcmitti,
unit lilil" milium keeper, Hit Iiiin great
unit viirli'it experience In HiIn work which
will WllllOIlt llllllllt lltl lit III" greatest mn
MlNlltlU'n III It I If 111 llllH II KW llM'lltlllll, All
l Im lending IiiiiihIn of wine nnil liquor
Imtli foreign mill iliiini'Mlli', will lin funnel
nt Ml bur, nml from Ihn wuy Hi" ciir
iriili'H It ml Workmen urn fixing iii t tut
til nml, Wit should JihIh Unit IIiIn will tin
nun "f llin flni'Ht niiIiiiiiin In every respect
In llin illy, ir tint Hi" main, All Dm
luicst iiiilpiiii'iit In IIiIn linn In being
liiHlulli'tt, nml all wliti riill on Mr, (leuign
nl lilx opening "in hmnii ifil n good (Iiiin,
Mr, ilcorga lx iv in ii n wlimu wn urn nil
glad In wclcnmit In our city, both per
Hoiinlly nml lit'i'liiiNtt Im In a very ublu
nml ennsclenUoti biiNltu'N mini.
J. OOODFELLOW.
Tim fUlnlillHliini'iil of Mr. J, Goodfellow
In iiiiuinK tint wi'll established lnnt!tti
tlmiN nf Oregon City, TIiIn gentleman
Iiiin tnillt up a IminIiii'Nn foundation strong
nml permanent, Mini im Im luimlliiN only
llt-Mt -'Uiih hihhIn, It cniibti'N lilm to com
plin iimut fnvoriilily Willi nny dealer In
Hi" rlly. Ho curries n very nnu linn of
nil llin lending lirnmlN of cIkhi. 11" hn
taken tiint'h pnliiN In sccurn only tlioNtt I
lininiU Unit uru excellent In NinokliiK
1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 y. frngriiiit nml of ! 1 1-Ii xi n fliivnr,
nml Hull tin Iiiin (limit well In llin (.nil
ninny of It Im titlf1cd pnlroliN, Thn very
.i t tobacco will tin fiinnil ticrn. All tlm
ri'llul'lit make mnl thn new nml
novel brands hn Wi'll, will Im fount hcr.
'l lin stock of smoker nrtlcli'H nml novel
llm I Very rumple In. Von will liuvn no
iruiililn In finding your fuvorlto plpn hern,
selection In no wide unit of such a
high Krmln, Mr. (looilfi'llow Kino Iiiin
two miignllli'riit bowling alley In con
iiiMlliiii with IiIn Nlinp. Tlii'Nn urn ih
immt popiilur rrNiiilN In tlm city and llin
ClilltrlltN between llllltl'lll'll telllnN urn
frequent nml create much Interest, Mr.
(iixKlfi'llow In a gentleman Hint known
:,,w to cuter llricflllly to tlm public
mi l Iiiin eoiiNequchtly a very lurgn patron-
UK".
THE COMMERCIAL BANK.
Oregon City.
Among tlm lending IIiiiuii IiiI InmitutlniiN
of our stntn In the Commercial lliuik of
tirigun City, which Iiun maintained tlm
enllin I'dtifldi'tict! of thn community Nlnco
Un oiMiuilnullon In m:i, und tint growth
nf which Iiiin been ever upward and out
wiirit. TIiIn InmltutUm In under thn abtn
tnuniigi'iiiciit of Mr. I). C. Ijtlourettn,
prcN., C. Ii, I,utiorcttn, vice pre., and K.
J. Meyer, ciiMhlcr, nil well known and
aliln buHlnes men of our community. It
Iiiin A riipltiil Mock of 1100,000 held by
Its (lepoMlliilN to bn mi cftlrlflll and ltf
InveNtmi'tit, us It policy ha always been
onn of cnitNcrvutlHm, coupled with the do-
,:yttnc,8r.:,.-.,xx'4
nlre to aid nny worthy rstabllshmnnt to
ti " li'Kltlinuto business risk. It ho been
r .i; i v n center of active accounts, that
In ii'iiiiuiIn of thn largo bUNlness and
ui' i, liimttlo Ikiiincn of our city, and that
Hum lunik has the ne luign ai'countN show
what ii high plnctt It occupies In our In
diiHtiliil uml lliinncliil world. Thn bank
tiuiiHiirtN it general bunking IjunIiichn, ills
cotiiitN iliuftH, ('(inimercliil paper, loan
on approved collateral, inukcN collections,
nd Invi'MlN the money of Un depositors In
a Mure mid yet profitable mituner. An In
stitution of till class would bit n wel
come addition to nny city, mid all good
rltlxeiiN of our ciuuimmlty urn glad wo
Tiuve Miirli un crtlt'lcitt bank In our midst.
MR8. H. T. SLADEN.
Oregon Cliy has many dressmaking and
mllliiery parlors, noun of which nre bet
ter parlors, none of which are better
putronUed or widely known than the
millinery cHtiihllNhincnt conducted by
Mrs. 11. T. Hladeii. During thn time thut
Mrs. Hlnden has been In the business she
has, by her faultless mid stylish work
inuiiHlilp and her excellent and large as
sorted stock, built up a patronage that
In a source of envy to ull her competi
tors. Her parlor, which me well ap
pointed In every sens" of the word, ore
the most popiilur In the city, und she
numbers among her numerous customers
many of the most stylish ladle In tho
(Hv. The costumes nnd novelties car-rl-,!
by her nr works of art, nnd are not
to l in excelled by any, either In point of
style or finish, Mrs. Hlmldcn make a
specially of the trimming of huts nnd Is
very art 1st Id nnd perfect In tho per
formance of this work. Hho Is a very
ciipiilile and skilled milliner and many
luiV" ciime to rely entirely on her Judg
ment uml luHtu In thn selection of their
hills nml other millinery, for they huve
found thut shn Is well high perfect In
thcMii immt essential requisite of tho
tip-to-thite milliner.
WALLACE A PACKARD.
Ono nf tho most Important business
enterprises represented In this city Is
thut of tho retail cigar nnd tobacco trade.
These culcr to ono of the dully wants of
nearly every man In the city and the
convenient locution of these stores at
frequent Interval Is assured by the pa
tronage It will receive. Among tho prom
inent house In this line Is thut of Messrs.
Wallace & Packard. This firm has been
established only about three months, the
gentlemen composing tho firm coming to
our city from Portland. Tho proprie
tors, mo Mr. II. J, Wallace and Mr. II. C.
Packard. By their strict attention to
tho business, tho excellent goods that
they curry, and their careful attention
to perfect servlco of their customers, they
nre building up a very nice trado In those
articles. They have every brand of cigar
of merit thut the trado demands. Tho
IT; $ J- 7. .TX a-"-"-U
ill - i
t"lm N urn of thn vrivf best to I in liml
on Um market mi Include, nil tlio olil
llliil Wl'll known liinkt'N, In iidillllon (hey
curry n very full linn of smoki'iy nrlli'lt'N,
iiiivcIIIcn, el", They furry nun of lint
moid completo nml excellent slock In
Um rlly nml Hi" high grade of llii'lr goods
Iiiin lit'i'ii n fnrtor In llii'lr nucccnn,
W. L. BLOCK,
A iniiikfil feature of tint IjiihIih-hm chnr
lirli'l' of IIiIn city In thn marked perma
nency ninl Nollillly of Hn business Iiiiiincn
uml I'lilt'ipi Ihi'N, ii mutter In which few
oilier cIHin of lint l'lii'lllii coiiNt mo to
Im eoinpurcd fur a, moment. Onn of our
lii'Ml, immt NiicccNNful ami tliiui-himnri'il
liintlncMN IiinIIIiiIIiiiin In tint CNluhllHlimcul
which In operated by Mr. W. L. Ulock,
Hind limy Im fouiul furultura uml lioimn
fllllllHlllllKN of ull kliuU UN Will UN pl
itiiiiN, Thn linn of kooiIn curried coin
pi Inch tlm very IicnI koikU In tti market
UN Well UN liinVretlt KllllltN til Mill L (llf
feiellt plllNeN. Tint lllin of llOUNefUMllNll
liitf kimkIn In very coinpleltt. A Iioiinm may
Im nttPil up linio lit moNt nny prlcn to
nit tlm liiNln inn pocket book of tint
pillion. A number of inukcN of thn bem
plnnoN nru In Ntock Mini a. very tiler
f
tin, I" In this line In enjoyed ns w have
n large number of mimic loving peopUt
lu our city, A largit double store In oc
cupied and thn goods are well arranged
mid displayed and the store Is most itt
liui'tlvn throughout. Mr, lilock citinc
hern from lliiltluioie, Marylunil. but Iom
been with us for many year, I In em
ploy a number of conii" ient and courte
oiiN NNNlstiinta and the patronage Is lurge.
COB-WEB WINE HOUSE.
This I ono of thn most excellent es
tulillNhinriitN In thn city. The wlnn room
la a thoroughly respectable and well
managed plum. They serve good goods,
maintain order at all times, und they be
lieve It pays at all time to b liberal and
abovn lioard with everyone. We have
never heard a word of complaining
against their establishment. And we
state emphatically thut they have many
warm friends who will stand by them
every time. We are selecting for mention
In this history only thn lenders In every
business and profession lu the county,
and this house Is n most worthy repre
sentative of the wine and liquor Inter
ests. Their word Is us good us a bond.
They are enjoying a very large patron
age and this Is steadily growing. The
I'roprietor of this popular house Is Mr.
K. A. llrady. Ho Is nn experienced and
skilled man In this business mid give it
every attention, lie In generous arjd
liberal In all his dealings, and like all
successful business men, he believes In
publicity und thn use of printer's Ink.
He well merits thn generous success thut
Is his nml has In every way labored to
deserve It.
C. N. PLOWMAN A CO.
No class of men nre more Identified
with the Interests of our city and coun
try than our real estate men. And no
real estate mun Is ns widely known and
us successful us Is the gentleman whose
mime appears at the hend of this sketch.
Messrs. C. N. Plownn & Co. have now
been established in this business for the
past four years nnd It la- doubtful If any
two similar concerns have handled ns
much renl estato ns has this concern.
When tho writer culled recently, Mr.
Plowmnn was Just completing a sale of
35 acres of fine farm land near Multno for
$1050. And although this la not an every
day occurrence, It la very nenr it, and
they still have choice openings for tha
Investor or homescckor. It Is a well
known fact that farm lands In this vi
cinity offer tho very best and most proilt-
"MtJ,-,:' .T- ? f . ""t.v (.-.. Rfsti
I m
;; fei" ii s a m . ai xi i & $, m tern Mfm
v-:'3'i , milJ&l 3
iiblit InveHlmerit thn market wfforilN, No
pttrt of thfl United HIiiteN In belter iiilnpt
ed to dlveiNllled furmlriK Hum lit till
Meet Ion mid If only tlm KuNtern furmer
who NlniKKleN for a II f i) time for un ex
iNlencn, would coin" out In In Ond'N own
country IiIn nIiiIIoii In llfu would Noon hi
chunked, Mr, J'lnwriiuri In a mot Kenliil
mid friendly mini tn detil with. Ho In
thorouxhly poNlcil In reward to vhIiicn of
IiiiuIn In thlN Meet Ion uml IiIn ndvli n In
liiiu li nought nfli r ikkI ulwiiyn lo bu tutd.
1 1 m wiin foiriieily lieputy Huini-iriti Or
Kiinlxcr of tlio flrder of WiiuhliiKlon and
truveleil over thn enllro Ntiitn. Mb uluo
delivered a mtrli'M of IcctureN for neveriil
yeaiN, II In wldo iicipiulntancn with land
lownei'N, IiIn ohNcrvliiK nature liml IiIn loriK
experleiicn all Ko (o Din kit lilm thn bent
and moNt NiicccNNful renl euluio man In
HiIn nccIIoii of tint country mid wo cheer
fully recommend lilm lo any ono of our
rcmlciN who may not huvo tlm pleiiHuro
of hlN uciiiiilntniice,
OREGON CITY WOOLEN MILLS.
In rvery city und town there urn cer
tain IndiiMtrlal and commercial futab
HuhmenlN whouo Inlliienctt on thn city
Iiiin been of thn KreatcNt lmiortance In
thn development of their hUNlricuM life,
y' " i " ' V ' ' ' ' '
and of tliee we wish to make mention In
this review, l'erhup tho front place
belong to the above firm which ha been
located here for 41 year. In which time
It ha come to be looked on as the fore
most representative In the woolen mill
linn lu the state of Oregon, or for that
matter on thn coast. Mr. A. It. Jacob,
President und , (1. Jacobs, Vice-President,
are among our best known and
most successful men. Their policy ha
ulwuy been of the most liberal and up
right nature, and their dealing with their
patrons of the most courteous character.
To thl, In great measure they owe tho
great success which they huvo hud In this
Hue. They manufacture blanket, flan
nels, robes, cnsslineres, skirtings, muck
ImtWN, tweeds, russlmere and flannel
shirts, flannel underwear and macklnaw
clothing of ull kinds. Their fuctory I one
of the largest factory buildings In tho
West, and employ KGO people all the
year round. Their travelers cover all
the country tributary to the state of Ore
gon, nnd their goods are to be found In
ulmont every little hamlet und town on
the coust, and are highly spoken of wher
ever they have been Introduced. Messrs,
Jacobs are cousins, and their fathers es
tablished the business In 3 Ki5. and the
sons have since come Into charge. They
lire numbered among our very front men
In both a personal and business sense,
and huve tho good will and esteem of the
whole community In which their mill Is
located.
BROWN & WELCH,
A first-class nieiit market Is an abso
lute necessity In every up-to-date com
munity, und the citizens of Oregon City
cun be congratulated that their city Is
not one whit behind the rest of the world
lu this respect. In the above gentle
men's house we have one which is first
class In every respect, and which deals
In nothing but the very highest grade
goods. All the choicest cuts of meat are
AGRICULTURAL PALACE
Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition
portland, oregon.
to be found here, beef, lamb, mutton,
pork, sausage, hams, lard, fish and game
In season, and In fact everything which
goes to make up the stock of a complete
and modern house of this kind. The busi
ness policy of this firm has always been
such as to win the esteem and confi
dence of all with whom they have come
Into contact. A wagon Is operated and
the most careful attention Is given to
phone or personal orders, which are de
livered promptly. Both Messrs Brown
and Welch are woll known In our city and
are highly thought of In every respect.
An establishment of this kind is a credit
tn any city, and fill urilto In wlHhlii(( the
proprh Ioin Um beat of nuccckn.
OEORGE C. BROWNELL,
To Hie Nludciit of human nature there
In nollilim which In morn InlcremlriK than
to exumlne thn hIMory of Nelf-mndn man,
one who hnu by hlN IritrlriMle. worth und
cnleirliie lifted hlmmdf up to thn hlKh
cnI ruiiK of the ladder, und In looked up
to by many men who ularted llfo with far
fairer proupeeiN than he. Huch hiiN been
tlm career of thn ubovn gentleman, Mr.
O. (!. lirownell, who Iiiin held thn follow
lnC oIIIccn: C'halrmiin Itepubllcnn (.'orn
mlttce, Member Hlatn Henatn, for three
terttiN; I'reNldent Htato Heniite, Chair
man ('oiiKreiodonitl (.'(invention, two
i term; leader In thn Henatn for Initia
tive, Referendum und 1'rlmary law, and
hfiN ulw.'iyN been Idintlfled with thn moat
promeniilvif und un-to-dutn lawM and
actN which havn been paum-d In the Ben-
ate. An a Jury lawyer ho Iihn few equal
In thin or uny other utiite, and In reeoic
nlsscd um belnd onn of our moNt liberal
minded and pntrlotlc cltlzenN. Thn peo
pl of IIiIn city cun well be proud of men
Much um Mr. Oeo. C. lirownell, Lawyer,
Member of Henatn, but above and beyond
all Citizen, the hlKhcnt term to which
our laiiKuiiKe Im heir.
MILLER & UNDERWOOD.
' There Is no pnrt of the horse which re
quires more attention than hi feet, and
thl is one part of the animal to .which
the owner doe not generally pay much
attention owing to the fact that he does
not understand the Importance of having
the horse feet In good condition. Every
time a horse I taken to the above gentle
men for shoeing, the feet receive the most
careful and accurate attention, and all
faults are rectified, auch as interfering,
j cros firing, etc. These gentlemen have
been long In the business, and have re
cently moved to their new quarter. The
, strictest attention to business, the most
I honorable and upright principle, and
the most courteous treatment accorded
I their putrons have built up for them a
trade which Is second to none In the
city. The best of machinery and tool
are to be found In their shop, which Is
huge and commodious, and only the
most skilled help are employed. Both
Messrs. Miller and 1'nderwood are very
well known In our city and have a high
reputation wherever known.
A. ROBERTSON.
Tho success of that genial gentleman,
Mr. Robertson is not to be wondered at
when ono becomes familiar with the
store, the man and his up-to-date way
of serving the public. His store has
often been the subject of favorable com
ment by the people coming to this city
as well as by the residents thereof. Be
ginning business here some fifteen years
ago In a modest way, he has by wonder
ful energy and good business Judgment
built up a business of which he may well
feel proud. He has a commodious and
well equipped building and the stock Is
very neat and nicely displayed and it Is a
very attractive pluce In which to do one's
trading. It is a general store and al
most anything wanted In the supplying
of the household, or the supplying of the
needs of the average man and woman is
to be found In this store. A number of
courteous, Intelligent and considerate
clerks are employed and a good delivery
service Is maintained for the accommoda
tion of the customers of this popular
place. Mr. Robertson Is one of our lead
ing business men, and Is well and favor
ably known throughout the community
as a genial and pleasant gentleman.
KNOWLAND A CO.
The tailor's art Is one of the most diffi
cult to master thoroughly In all the wide
rani?" of biiMlnem activities It requires
mieclal Mklll und talent and citpnclly.
For thf renMon thu leadlrifc- tailor are
compmuilvely few In number and It be
hoovcN tlm careful dreNer to Ndcet hi
tailor with the ulinont earn. Among theuo
leailN may be mentioned the Mtabllh
merit of Knowliind & Company, Mr.
Kriowlurid In tt Kentleman of vaMt prac
tical experience and training In every
branch of the art, and hi unrivalled
Mklll and fine taste have developed a
trade of Ihiko proportion. He ha a
very complete line of oample In the lat
ent MtyliN and pattern and delKn, a
well u the ntdpln good, and you are
thuN enabled to obtain frenh and new
material from a very large choice of
electlon a to tate, material, style,
price, etc. lie employ a number of
skilled and competent workmen, but per
sonally oversee all the work enurlng to
hi patron a tyllKh cut, a perfect fit and
the bent workmaniihop. Mr. Knowland
1 a man of ability In hi particular line, ,
and I recognized a auch cmong hi
many friend and patron.
WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT.
Few thing contribute more to the
prestige of a city than the existence of
first-class restaurant accommodations,
and among the neatest and most popular
ones of thl city I that which ha been
conducted by Mr. Baker at the corner of
Main and Fifth streets. He recently
moved hi business premises next door
which are neatly fitted up and have a
home-like appearance, and while Mr.
baker only opened up this establishment
about three months ago, Its reputation
for first-clauM cooking and service ha
since spread universally throughout thl
section and by which he ha secured a
large, desirable and constantly Increas
ing patronage. Mr. Baker make a spec
ialty of short order cooking, but serves
regular dinner also. Everything served
here In the bread and pastry line 1 made
on the premises, In fact a more delicious
meal than can be obtained here would be
hard to find. Mr. Baker has been well
known here for the past eighteen years
and has built up the highest reputation
and I highly esteemed as a business man
and citizen.
C. N. OREENMAN.
In every large city there Is great need
of proper facilities for the caring of bag
gage, expressage, and other freight In
all line of good, and In the accommoda
tion of her citizen Oregon City 1 not
one whit behind In thl respect. Mr.
Greenman ha for 41 year been operat
ing a atrlctly up-to-date and progressive
transfer and express business, and is the
I pioneer In thl line of work. General
t teaming of all kinds taken care of in a
I remarkably prompt and efficient manner,
and a specialty I made of hauling sand
and gravel. Mr. Greenman la strictly hon
est and he ha built up by year of con-
j sclentlous attention to business a patron
age which Is second to none in thla line
In the state. He Is everywhere recog
nized a one of the most able and suc
cessful business men, and Is highly spok
en of In all quarter. He Is located on
Main street where he ha been for many
years, and where he has a large and well
equipped stable, with a number of teams,
strong, well cared for horses. The most
courteous and attentive service Is ac
corded all who call on him, and this is
In measure responsible for his great suc
cess. WM. McLARTY.
The artistic tailor and draper is a most
Important personage In every community.
In Oregon City a most representative
membe.r of this artistic profession. Is
Mr. Wm. McLarty, the well known mer
chant tailor. He has a very nicely ap
pointed shop, and Is prepared to furnish
to order, dress and business suits at
reasonable prices. He Is an expert cut
ter and practical tailor, and guarantees
a stylish cut, a perfect fit, the best finish
and workmanship and the quality of the
goods. A large stock of woolens, wors
teds, tweeds, etc., the product of both
foreign and domestic looms, are display
ed, and In addition his line of samples
gives a most extended opportunity of
selection to suit the taste and pocket
book. One can readily see the advant
age of being able to select the material
1 from the piece. Instead of being obliged
! merely to pick from small samples en-
l tlrely. He employs competent skilled
help, but personally looks after all de
tails, and one can rest assured that when
Mr. McLarty takes his measurements,
they will be accurate and the clothes will
fit you to a nicety. He has many patrons
as a result of his workmanship and pains
taking methods.
DEPOT SALOON.
When you want a glass of beer or
anything more stimulating, you should
call at the Depot Saloon. This popular
resort Is operated by Mr. Jacob Wind.
The bar and fixtures are both neat and
attractive, and amidst pleasant surround
inge the patrons can secure the best that
the market affords in fine wines, choice
whiskies, and the most fragrant cigars,
all selected with reference to their purity
and actual merit. Mr. Wind won a wide
reputation and popularity from his de
sire to deal honestly by his patrons. As
a result his Is one of the most popular
bars In the city, and Mr. Wind is highly
i deserving of praise for his successful ef
i forts In his undertaking. He came to
this city from Portland and has' been es
j tabllshed In his present location for some
thing over sixteen months. He conducts
j everything about his place in accordance
I with the most approved business meth
ods and Is highly regarded in commercial
i circles as a reliable man and a worthy
citizen, He has In connection with the
j saloon an excellent rooming house where
1 the best and most 'comfortable of rooms
may be had at the most reasonable rates.
! The same care to have the best Is taken
! here as with the bar.
C. Q. MILLER.
The prominent part which electricity
plays In modern times Is almost incom
prehensible; it furnishes motive powers,
light, heat, has become known as a val
uable aid to medlclno and chemistry,
and by its means messages are sent
around the globe. In fact, Its possibili
ties are unlimited, and although very few
persons who understand the reasons for
even the most ordinary appliances, and
It has therefore become the more essen
tial that those who Install plants or per
form the designing should have thorough
training and be of acknowledged pro
ficiency In their profeiwlon. In connec
tion with thla tatemnt, we wlh to
mention our leading electrical engineer,
Mr. C. O. Miller. HI huIcm room and of
fice I located one door north of the Bank
of Oregon City. Mr. Miller I completely
prepared to take contract and do all
manner of wiring and electrical work In
that expedition and thorough work and
what he ha done ha uniformly given
the beat atlHfactlon. He carrle a com
plete stock of electrical uppllo of all
kind. He ha been etablnhed here but
a short time, still he ha a satisfactory
showing In the way of a good and satis
fied patronage for that period, and la
winning a reputation for the very best
kind of work and materials.
THE PALACE SALOON.
In every respect I Oregon City fully up
to the standard et by other citle of our
state, and In the saloon business la as
well represented as In other lines, Ona
saloon which ha come to be the mot
popular reort In the city 1 the above
houe which i owned and managed by
Mr. A. J. Burber, one of our well known
business men. While this business has
been In operation but a month or two It
ha already come to be looked on as one
of our representative houses, and show
the experience Mr. Burber must have had
in this line of work. He come highly
recommended from Washington, where
he operated a house of like nature. Only
the best brand of foreign and domestio
liquor are to be found at thl up to date
saloon, and the price are strictly right In
every intance. The Interior I very neat
and clean and It 1 br. Burber Intention
to keep thl house in this condition at ail
time. The most orderly conduct is de
manded from all its patrons, and the
name of the resort In this respect ha al
ways been high. Mr. Burber is personally
a favorite with all who have had dealings
with him or hi house.
PORTLAND CLOTHING. HOUSE.
Among the leading fashionable empo
riums which go to make up our commer
cial fabric we wish to call special atten
tion to the above house which ha been
In the clothing business In Oregon City
for the past four year In which time It
has easily assumed a leading position, on
account of the quality of the goods car
ried, the honest principles which actu
ate the management, and the courtesy
which Is accorded all pattern of this
up-to-date house. Mr. G. Rosensteln is
the able and energetic manager of this
establishment and Is greatly responsible
for the amount of business' which the
firm is enjoying at the present time. He
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Is an old and experienced man In this
line of work, having been in it the great
er part of his life. A full and complete
line of clothing of all kinds Is carried and
a specialty is made of fine shoes, which
are represented here In their most up-to-date
and latest patterns. The prices
are as low as Is consistent with good
workmanship and quality and the meth
ods of the firm have always been such as
to win the esteem and confidence of all
who have had any dealings with them.
Mr. Rosensteln Is one of our most able
and successful business men and is well
thought of in all quarters.
OTTO DEUTE.
The ladies of this vicinity and especial
ly those of this city are afforded a most
unusual opportunity In purchasing their
furnishing goods and notions from such
a reliable establishment as that conduct
ed by the gentleman whose name appears
at the head of this sketch. He has been
located in this business for several years
and the store has always been a popular
place. Although he is, not located in the
heart of the city , it a noticeable fact
that he numbers among his patrons many
people who live at a distance and patrons
are increasing at a most satisfactory rate.
The stock of ladies furnishing goods, no
tions, novelties, etc., Is full and complete
and from the assortment shown one can
make a very satisfactory selection. Prices
are always right and are much more
reasonable than those asked In the city.
Mr. Deute is a most progressive citizen
and well known.
J. W. COLE.
Civilized man usually rests himself
and partakes of good cheer where the
surroundings are cleanly, bright and at
tractive, and this accounts for the contin
uous and increasing patronage that Is
accorded the establishment operated by
Mr, J. W. Cole. This place has always en
Joyed a most excellent custom under the
efficient charge of Mr. Cole. Without
doubt It is one of the cleanest little sa
loons In the west in the maintenance and
the proprietor takes pride in keeping It
in that desirable condition. All goods are
bought in bond and guaranteed to be ab
solutely pure and free from all suspic
ions of adulteration.
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