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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 14, 1906.
ORDINANCE NO
AH ordinance llxing tho bond of tiie
treasurer of Oregon City.
Oregon City does ordain as follows.
Sec. 1. That the amount of the of
tclal bond to lie required of the Treas
urer of Oregon City shall be and luvv
y is fixed at Twenty Thousand Hol
lars ($:o.ooo.)
Sec. 2. That all ordinances and
arts of ordinances in conflict here
with be and the same are hereby re
pealed. Read first time and ordered publish
ed at a regular meeting of the Council
t Oregon City, held Wednesday, De
cember 6th, 1906, and to come up for j
second reading and final passage at a
special meeting of said council to be
aeld Wednesday, the 2Gtta day of De
cember. 190G, at 8 o'clock p. m. of
said day.
By order of the Council of Oregon
City. W. A. DIMICK.
Recorder.
ORDINANCE NO
An ordinance assessing the probable
tost of the laying of sewers in Sewer
District No. 5 of Oregon City, Oregon,
to the seteral lots, parts of lots and
tracts of land benefitted thereby, and
directing; an entry of such assessment
im the Docket of City Liens.
Oregon City does ordain as follows:
Section 1. That whereas, the Coun
oil of Oregon City having ascertained
and determined that the probable cort
t the laying of sewers in Sewer Dis-
Wet No. 5. of Oregon City, Oregon, as
provided for by Ordinance No. 360, to
e the sum of $2791.00,
Now therefore, said sum of $2791.00
U hereby assessed to the several lots
parts of lota and tracts of land locat-
ed within said Sewer District No 5.
Oregon.City. Oregon, in the respe?
tire amounts set opposite the descrip-
tion and number thereof In Section
3 of this Ordinance, as being benefit-
. ted by the laying of said sewers In
said district in said amounts.
Section 2. The Recorder Is hereby
directed to enter a statement of the
assessment hereby made in the Dock-
et of City Liens, and cause notice
thereof to be published as provided
y the City Charter.
Section 3.
Easterly half of Lot 3. block 42, Coun-
ty Add. to Oregon City, Heirs of
George W. Grace $11.00
Westerly half of Lot 3, Block 42, Coun-
ty Add to Oregon City. John Fair-
Clough $11.00
Easterly half of Lot 4, Block 42, Coun-
ty Add to Oregon City, Heirs of
George W. Grace $20.00
Westerly half of Lot 4. Block 42. Coun-
ty Add to Oregon City, John Fair-
clough $20.00
Vndivided half of Lot 5, Block 42,
County Add. to Oregon City, B. Ail
dredge $20.00
undivided half of lot 5. Block 42,
County Add to Oregon City, Luva
Randall $20.00
Undivided half of 3 U'i't cf Lot 6, Blk.
42, County Add. to Oregon City. B.
Alldredge $0 30
Undivided half of 3 feet of Lot C, Ulk.
42, County Add to Oregon City, I u-
va Randall $0.50
Lot C. less 3 feet off Wly side, Blk. 4 2.
County Add. to Oregon City, Mrs.
Martha Ringo $21.0.1
Lot 3. Block 43. County Add to Or:;
gan City, A. E. Latourette. . $22.00
Lot 4, Block 45, County Add. to Ore-
gon City, A. E. Latouretle. . $10.00
Lot 3, Block 43, County Add to Oregon
City, F. H. G. and A. Staben. .$40.00
Lot 0, Block 45, County Add. to Ore
gon City, F. H. G. and A. Sta
ben $22.00
Fractional Iots ', 3 and 0, Block 40.
County Add. to Oregon City, J. C.
and C. Taylor $10. no
Fractional Block i). County Add. to
Oregon City, A. S. & L. P. Hunt,
Public Souare in County Add. to Ore
gon City Beginning at the North
Easterly corner of Public Square on
Seventh Street, running thence
along Seventh Street, in a Wes to re
direction 200 feet, thenc- at right
angles in a South Westerly direction
Y-Vi feet, thence at right angles in
an Easterly direction 200 feet;
thence in a northerly direction a'ong
Molalla Avenue to place of begin
ning, Corporation of Oregon
City $88.00
Lot 1, Block ,'J, Mt. Pleasant Add to
Oregon City, as subdivided by T.
P. Randall, Mrs. Emma Harring
ton . $'J3.oo
Lot 2, Block 3, Mt. Pleasant Add. to
Oregon City J. ,. Harrington $:,".00
Lot 3, Block :j, Mt. Pleasant Add to
Oregon City, A. S. &. L. P.
Hunt $:J5.00
Lot 4, Block 3, Mt. Pleasant Add to
Oregon City, Ernest P. Elliott $35.00
Lot 5, Block 3, Mt. Pleasant Add to
Oregon City, Paulina Schwartz,
$35.00
Lot C, Block 3, Mt. Pleasant Add. t
Oregon City, G. Green $35.00
Lot 7, Block 3, Mt. Pleasant Add. to
Oregon City, J. F. Nelson $35.00
Lot 8, Block 3, Mt. Pleasant Add. to
Oregon City, Rebecca Sykes. .$35.00
Lot 9, Block 3, Mt. Pleasant Add. to
I Oregon City. Rebecca Sykes $35.00
I Lot 10, Block 3. Mt. Pleasant Add. to
Oregon City. Mary Marr $35.00
Ixit 11. Mock 3. Mt. rieasant Add. to
Oregon City, Mary Marr . . . $35.00
Lot I!. Mock 3. Mt. rieasant Add. to
Oregon City. K. J. Waldron ..$35.00
Lot 13. Mock 3. Mt. rieasant Add. to
Oregon City, K. J. Waldron ..$35.00
I Ait 14. Mock 3. Mt. rieasant Add to
Oregon City. Win, E. Estes $35.00
Lot 15. Mock 3. Mt. Pleasant Add to
Oregon City, Win. E. Estes.. $35.00
Lot 16, Mock 3. Mt. rieasant Add to
Oregon City, Chester A. Elliott
$35.00
Lot 17, Mock 3. Mt. rieasant Add to
Oregon City. Chester A. Elli
ott $35.00
Lot IS. Mock 3. Mt. rieasant Add to
Oregon City, Mrs. Martha Par
rel $35.00
Lot 1. Mock 13. rieasant Hill Add to
Oregon City (Also known as Mock
13, Holmes Add to Oregon City),
Henry Hornshuh $35.00
Lot 2, Mock 13. rieasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, Henry Hornshuh $35.00
Lot 3. Mock 13. rieasant Hill Add. to
Oregon City, Joseph O'Neill $35.00
Lot 4, Mock 13. rieasant Hill Add to
Oregon City. Joseph O'Neill. $35.00
Lot 5. Mock 13. rieasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, Mrs. Olive Albright.
$35.00
Lot 6. Mock 13, rieasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, Mrs. Olive Albright.
$35 00
Lot 7, Mock 13, rieasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, Estate of Benjamin
Jaggar $35.00
Lot 8. Mock 13, rieasant Hill Add. to
Oregon City, Estato of Benjamin
Jaggar f J.voo
Lot 9, Block 13, Pleasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, Estate of Benjamin
Jaggar $35.00
Lot 10, Block 13. rieasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, Ira O. Shattuck, $35.00
Lot 11, Block 13. Pleasant Hill Add.
to Oregon City, Mary Holmes, $35.00
Lot 12, Block 13, Pleasant Hill Add.
to Oregon City, T. B. Hankins. $35.00
Lot 13, Block 13, Pleasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, Heirs of Julius Logus,
$33.00
Lot 14, Block 13, Pleasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, Heirs of Julius Logus,
$35.00
Lot 15, Block 13, Pleasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, D. J. Switzer... $33.00
Lot 16, Block 13, Pleasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, Francis H. Cross $35.00
Lot 17, Block 13, Pleasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, Matthias Justin, $35.00
Lot 18, Block 13, Pleasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, Matthias Justin, $33.00
Lot 5, Block 8, Pleasant Mil Add to
Oregon City (also known as Block
8- Holmes Addition to Oregon City,
Joseph and L. Noble $17.50
35 fept off East side of Lot 6, Block
8- Pleasant Hill Add to Oregon City,
Joseph and L. Noble $26.00
n r'' feet off West side of Lot C,
Block 8, Pleasant Hill Add to Ore-
Kn Cit' w- and L. Bluhm.. $3.00
Lot 7, Mock 8, Pleasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, W. and L. Bluhm $35.00
Lot 8, Block 8, Pleasant Hill Add to
Oregon City. Jane C. Rands. .$33.00
Lot !), Block 8, rieasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, Jane C. Rands. .$33.00
Lot 10, Block 8, rieasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, Gustina Moehnke
$35.00
Lot 11, Block 8, rieasant Hill Add to
I Oregon City, Gustina .Moehnke,
! $33.00
iL"i 12, Mock 8, Pleasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, C. & A Bluhm.. $33.00
j Lot 13, Mock S, Pleasant Hill Add to
j Oregon City, C. & A Bluhm. . $33.0
j fractional part of Lot H, (about half
lot), Block 8, Pleasant Hill Add to
Oregon City, C. and A. Bluhm, $17.50
Mock 4, Holmes Add to Oregon City,
Oregon, the following described por
tion thereof, Commencing at tho
Northwest corner of said Block 4,
running thence Southerly along
Block line 200 feet more or b'ss to j
Southwest corner of block; thence!
Easterly on Block line 100 feet; j
thence Northerly at right angles'
20i feet more or less, to block line;
thence Westerly on Meek line 100 j
t'eet to place of beginning, estate of i
John Welch $100.00
Mock 7, Holmes Add to Oregon City,
Oregon, tho following described por
tion thereof: Commencing at the
Northwest corner of said Block 7,
running thence Southerly along j
Hlock line 200 feet, more or less, to
Southwest corner of Hlock; thence'
Easterly on Hlock line 100 feet;
thence Northerly at right angles
200 feet, more or less, to Block line,
thence Westerly on Hlock line 100
feet to place of beginning, folate
of John Welch $100.00
Block 14, Holmes Add to Oregon City,
Oregon, the following desciibed tior-
, tion
thereof: Commencing at the
imii uiwcsi corner 01 sam jiioc.K M.itat
running thence Southerly along
Hlock line 200 feet, more or less, to
Southwest corner of Hlock, thence
Easterly on Hlock line 100 feet,
thence Northerly at right angles
200 foot, more or loss to Hlock line,
thence Westerly on Hlock lino 100
f"ot to place of beginning, Estate
of John Welch $100.00
The Easterly half of Hlock S, Holmes
Add to Oregon City, Oregon, also
NEW LOCKS ENDORSED
BY HORTICULTURALISTS
CLACKAMAS FRUIT GROWERS
GIVE MATTER ATTENTION AT
THEIR MEETING.
Committee to Investigate Idea of Com
pany to Care for Orchard
Annual Election of
Officer.
The Clackamas County Horticultural
society held Its regular annual meet
ing Saturday and the officers for the
ensuing year were elected as well as
a number of committees appointed.
A special committee to co-operate
with the committees of other organiza
tions In preparing resolutions Indors
ing the construction by the Govern
ment of new locks at the Willamette
falls In this city, the committee to re
port Its action at the next meeting of
the society. The members of the
committee are: Thomas F. Ryan, A.
known as Block 8, rieasant Hill Ad
dition to Oregon City; Estate of
John Welch $200.00
Block 2 of Holmes Add to Oregon City,
Oregon, the following described por
tion thereof: Beginning at the North
east corner of said Block 2, running
tnence along Moiaua avenue In a
Southerly direction !5 feet, thence
at right angles 100 feet, thence at
right angles 55 feet to North line
of Block; thence Easterly along
Block line 100 feet to place of be
ginning, Horace Williams... $27.50
Block 2, Holmes Add to Oregon City,
Oregon, the following described por
tion thereof: Beginning at a' point In
line of said Block 2 on Molalla ave
nue 55 feet South of tho Northeast
corner of said Block, running thence
South on Block line 45 feet, thence
West at right angles 100 feet; thence
Northerly 45 feet, thence at right I
angles In an Easterly direction 100 j
feet to place of beginning, Martha j
Hayward $22 50
Block 2, Holmes Add to Oregon City.
Oregon, the following described por
tion thereof: Beginning at the South
east corner of said Mock 2, running
thence In a Westerly direction along
Block line 100 feet, thence Norther
ly at right angles 100 feet; thence
Easterly at right angles loo feet
to Molalla avenue; thence In a
Southerly direction along Mock line
100 feet to place of beginning, Mary i
J. Cans $50.00
Block 9, Holmes Add to Oregon City,
Oregon, the following described por
tion thereof: Beginning at the North
east corner of said Block 9, running
thence South along Molalla Ave
nue 100 feet; thence West at right
angles 100 feet; thence North at
right angles 100 feet to Block line;
thence along Mock line 100 feet to
place of beginning, John Schpyler,
$50.00
Block !), Holmes Add to Oregon City,
Oregon, the following described por
tion thereof: Beginning at the
Southeast corner of said Mock 9,
running thence North along .Molalla I
Avenue 100 f,..:t, thence West 100
feet; thence South 100 f. et to Block
line, thenc East on Mock line 100
feet to place of beginning. S. B.
Johnson $50.00
Block 12, Holmes Add to Oregon City,
Oregon, the following d".-rr;bed por
tion thereof: P..-ginnirig at' the
Northeast, corner of said Mock 12,
running thence along Molalla Ave
nue 200 feet to South East corner
of said Mock; thence West on Block
line 100 feet; thence .North 2 00 feet
to Block line; thence East, 100 feet
to place of beginning, M. Voder,
$100.00
Read first time and onU p-d nib
bed at a regular rneetiri: of the
ouncll or On-got City, held
; day, December ",th, lltOO. and
U'edncs-
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up for .second reading and final pas-jt-age
at a special meeting of said
! ouieil to he held Wedm
day, tho
day of December,
o'clock p. m. os said day.
Hy order of the Coutieii
l at 8
. iy 01 mo 1 oiitie;i of Oregon
''"' W. A. 1)1. MICK,
I Recorder.
j Executor's Notice.
! No'icc is hereby given th(,t, un.
I designed have boeji appointed exectl
j toi.-: f the estate of Robert. Ik Shaker
deceased, by the Hon. County Court
I of Clackamas County, Oregon. All
i persons having claims atalie.-t -.,i,i
are hereby notified to nresent.
I the name to us for payment wiih prop
er voudiers to Cordon E. Hayos at
j his office in the Stevens building, Or
,egori City, within six months from the
j date of this notice,
j Haled December Sth, I !; .
j J. O. HE SlfA.ER,
j C. R. LI VESA V,
.Executors of the Estate of Robert De
I Shazor, Deceased.
Cordon E. Hayes, AUy., for estate l-t5
i
J. Lewis and Secretary J, O. ZliiHor.
On motion of Judge Kynn tho board
of control wns Instructed to Investi
gate and If found feasible to report a
plan nt the next meeting of the afto
clatlon for the formation of n corpor
ation or body to take charge and do
systematic pruning and Hprnylng in
(be orchards of I'lncknmn county.
Oscar Preying gave an Interesting
talk on his observations In tho South,
President Heard and Secretary Zln
sor were directed to act with fruit
growers In the different nectlon of
the county, not represented In the
list of vice presidents, with a view to
having a mnn named from each pre
cinct on the official board of tho Hor
ticultural society.
The officers elected aro as follows:
Pr. T. E. Heard, president; J. C. Zln
sor, secretary treasurer; Tiro-presidents
at largo are:
A hornet by Oscar Freytag.
Harlow W. W. Jesso.
Canhy A. M. Vlnyard.
Hnrdlng-F. H, King.
Oak Grove J. 11. Hold.
Oregon City John Luelllng,
J. r
Shaw, W. B. Stafford.
West Oregon City A. J. Hobble
Garfield W. it. Holder.
Molalln O. R. Daughorty.
Clackamas Fred Braso.
. Member of board of control, T,
Ryan.
WOMAN KILLED BY
MISSILE FROM BLAST
MRS. OTT OF CLACKAMAS STA
TION STRUCK BY FRAGMENT
OF STUMP.
Will the county bo held responsible
for the death of Mrs. Wllbelm Ott, of
near Clackamas Station on Saturday
morning. This question has been
heard on all Hides and many think
!fat V'"" tl Wrk "M"n w"
the Ott homo were exceedingly care
less.
Mrs. Ott had been watching tho
men at work for sometime and 1n no
ticing a blast was about ready she
was afraid to remain In tho house
while a huge stump was being blast
ed. Stopping out from tho rear door
of her residence just as the charge
went off, Mrs. Ott was struck in tho
back by a section of tho stump weigh
ing about 50 pounds, and was almo.u
instantly killed.
Tim forge of the explosion carried
the mlsslo 150 yards nnd over the
roof of the dwelling.
Mrs. Ott was mortally wounded ami
died before a physician could reach
the scene of the accident w rem this
city. She was aged p; years ami Is
survived by a husband and one sis
ter, Mrs. Albert Not, of Clackamas
Station.
The coroner was notified but did
not consider that the circumstances
surrounding the accident, required an
official Investigation. However, he
i warned the men who were lem-lni?
... . --0
the road of obstruction to discontin
ue using such heavy charges of the
explosive In conducting their work.
Thirteen sticks of powder, ouch
weighing 2-3 of a pound, were employ
ed for blasting the stump that was di
rectly responsible for the death of
Mrs. Ott.
Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, burial In
Clackamas cemetery.
Long Tennessee Fight.
For twenty years W. I,. flaw-Is, of
Hells, Tonn.. fought nasal catarrh. He
writes: "The swelling nnd noreness
inside my nose was fearful, till 1 be
gan applying Hucklon's Arnica Salve
to tho sore surface: this caused tho
sorenoHS and swelling to disappear,
never to return." Host salvo In exist
ence. 25 cents at Howell & Jones,
druggists.
ACCIDENTLY .SHOT :
WHILE COON HUNTING
Leonard O'Donald of this city re
ceived severe Injuries in tho calf of
his loft leg, while out coon hunting
Sunday afternoon.
In att.eiiud.ing to dislodge the ani
mal from the tree, he stopped over his
gun, which he had placed against a
stump and discharged the same ac
cidentally. The Injury Is not considered, danger
ously serious.
New Cure for Eplipesy.
J, R. Waterman, of Watortown, O.,
rural free delivery, writes: "My
daughter, afflicted for years with ep
llensv. was cured bv Dr. Klmr'H-Ncw
Life Pills. She has not hail an attack j
for over two years," Best body cleann- i
era and life giving tonic pills on earth. '
26c at Howell & Jonoa' drug Btore. '
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FALLS OFF OVERLAND
RUNNING FULL SPEED
"BLACK JACK," CARE FREE TOUR
IST, "DROPS OFF" WHILE
ROUNDING CURVE.
William Cummlngs, who was at
tempting to got the better of tho
Southern Purine by stealing n rldo
on tho evening train going south Sat
urday, reached Oregon City with tho
startling news that bin partner, "Black
Jiioli" had fallen off tho train between
Mllwauklo and Clackamas Station Mtid
had perhaps IomI bis life. Tho two
men were riding on tho outside be
tween tho vestibules of tho two pas
senger conches nnd on reaching a
sharp curve "Mack Jack" was thrown
off by tho plunging side motion of the
cars.
Sheriff Bentlo was notified and In
company with Cummlngs and J. N.
Hamilton of tho FiiHhlon S'ablen drove
to Parkpluco lato Saturday evening.
Tho track wns followed for nil possible
chios of tho mlsNlng man when finally
hi hat was picked up this side of Mll
wauklo. A tho search did not re
veal an much as tho officials desired,
tho homeward route was taken, reach
ing this city early Sunday morning.
When daylight broke Sheriff Beatlo
again started driving as far as Mll
wauklo where upon Investigation,
from A. O. Olds, who lives between
Mllwauklo and ClackamaH Station
ho learned that a man with broken
arm, broken nose and a badly bruised
head had called at his house Uto tho
previous night for assistance and a
place to rest.
Mr. Olds expressed hU denim to
take tho man to Oregon City for medl
ral assistance, but tho other wanted
to bo driven to Portland, On account
of tho lateness of the hour and tho
great distance the drlvo ns not at
tempted. "Mack Jack" was given
shelter In tho barn and was well
enough Sunday morning to loovo for
Portland.
Sheriff Bentlo upon learning of tho
man's departure for tho "Rose City"
did not pursue him as he thought tho
officials of Multnomah could Just as
well take rnro of Mm.
Tho following Htatcmont by H. M.
Adams and wife, Henrietta, Pa., will
Interest parent and others. "A mir
aculous euro has taken place in our
homo. Our little child had eo.emn 5
years ond was pronounced Incurable,
when wo read about Electric Hitters,
and concluded to try It. Ileforo tho
second bottle was all taken wo noticed
a chango for tho better, and after tak
ing 7 bottles ho wos completely cur
ed." It's tho optodnto blood modi
clno and body building tonic. Ouur
anteod. f,0c and 1 1 00 nt Howell &
Jonrjs' drug store.
Smoke "Golden Leaves"
and the plnouirrsof a ood Miiokr
will be doubly so. Dmtribnlom..
V. Harn and FvrrhiOt Co.,
Oregon Ct y; Nil ft Co.. Obnl-
sionr; .
Mrs. J K.
Walker, I'nrkplacr
: ror .bale
Tho J. C. McCord farm 14
miles from Oregon City will bo
Hold In tracts to suit purchaser,
10, 20, ;:o and 40 acres
Other farms for sale. Ab
stract of title with each farm
sold
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OREGON CITY
TRUST
J. A.
CO.,
Cain
2-.T4 Ourdo
Hldg.
Agent
Brunswick House
AM) KKSTAUItAXT.
Oysters Received Dally.
Main St., Opposite Suspension Hrldgo.
Call
OH
Knapp & Nobel Retal1 Liuor Dealers
- l'r Your Holiday Wines
l'or Mince Merit
Plum Pudding
Crape Hrandy
7!lnrande
1 'In ret
Chiantl
Sauterne
Hock
Kie:ding
Port
Sherry
Tokay
M alagu
Old Peach
Old Apricot.
Maderla WliH!
Port Wine
Sherry Wine
Muscatel
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Careful of Your Property
One - of the secrets of our success
in the Baggage and Transfer Business
Safes, Pianos and
Phones, Office 1121
Residence 181)3
Williams Bros. Transfer Co. ,
HOLIDAY GOODS
Pull Btoclt t bnrfliitn price.
I.udles' fur top slippers B6o
Men's Slippers, 60c, 7So, $1.0(1
Now Bureau Scarf 25o
Pur Boas, 76o $1,00 $1.2$
Dolls, 5c, 10c, 19o, 25c, 3Bc, 60o.
Clove ami Handkerchief lloxe t,ot 23c
New Toys, 5c, 10c, 15c, 2lc, up.
Protfy Vases, 10c. 12( 'c, ISo, 19c.
Alliums, 5c, 10c, 23c, 4Uc, up.
(ilovoM. Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, Bag.
Thomson's Bargain Store
TKc 6. K.
Four Chair Combination Upto-duto-II
ATI I and
SHAVING PARLORS
JOHNSON & STKATTON, Prop.
Electric Massaging
AFTER DINNER
TAKE
TROY GOLDENSEAL
DYSPEPSIA Tablets
Relieves and Cures
iNim;i-:sTios
1IKAKTUUKN
LOSS UP APPETITE, Ktc
50 Chocolate Coated Tab
lets 25 cents
A SAMPLE FREE
CHARM AN
& COMPANY
CITY DRUO STORK
GROCERIESl
New l-'rcnh Jlrmkfmt Food, S-.
Kuimhlr Vigrlbli- All (rocrr
ir jmre and frrh. Trlrphone
561 rd t t gmhU will come
quickly.
Nti-e Line Ofdnitr iinl
I'onrluin Ware
J. E. JACK
R. L. HOIMAN,
UCADINO UNDICllTAKKIt,
Phono 10C1.
Next Door to Harris Grocery.
MT. HOOD CAFE,
M. Justin, Proprietor
Kino Wlnc and Lbjnora, Pool Table
Porter on PruiiKht. Family Itooma.
Main and Fifth Street.
J HOME MADE CANOIES
FRESH EVERY DAY
I THE PALM
719 Main Street.
J Ticket on Havlland Dinner
Set given with every purchase.
Want Watch
Satisfaction
I
If you expect a watch to keep
time, buy It from a tvl nldi
Jeweler. Mall order house nnd
department stores luii (heap
watches and cheap clocks, and
cheap clerks who know little or
nothing about watches to wait
on you. If they make a sale
and tho watch ticks till you get
home, all well and good, they
don't euro, you will always hnvo
to pay Tor repairs they make no
matter If good or bad. You
pay express charges loo. Their
mot l( Is (Jet tho Money, Uh
different when you buy of
Wm. Gardner, Jewc,cr
Watclui, doom, Jewelry
HRANDtKS an I TAlll.H WIN it S
Maderlu
Muscat
Angelica
Cutawba
i-ipnrkllm:
SllUlenie
ntn
Burgundy.
Rheln Wines
Port.
SJierrlen
Champagnes
Cognacs
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