OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1907.
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LOCAL liMLTS
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Went Oregon (ily sehoobt open next
Monthly.
Ti't'MjiiiHs , not Icon printed iiiul for
wnlii nt this oITI'm'.
Tho rll I'M'iu tif MeMlnnvlllo Col-
ll'K" Opened Wl'llllllMllliy.
WlllllllM'llO FlIllS l'HIIIl, W. of V
has 4 Ml mi' in In-i-h. Inn Ink Initial"!! 11
lit Mt Wl'I'k,
The opening bull of Un Hi'iimm was jelosod Wednesday, account Yom Kip
kIvhii In Mi'lKi-r'n Hull, (JruMhitiu, on i per, Urn ilay of atonement. Oi'i-koii
Saturday nluht,
Michael .1, lliiyhiui, of Vancouver,
was in i'i'nIimI Sunday for kocpliiK bin
hiiI'mhi open for IiiihIiiumh,
W. (', Ciiluion Iiiim Mit'(-hio4ii tlm A.
II. MiMiro property on Fifth Htrri't
between t'i'iitiT mid WaMhliiHlnii.
Work on Main Hi rout In boliiK pnili
ml to completion In nn effort lo net It
finished before t lit ralna of full roino
on,
(JiiirK" Cublek, a native of Austria,
want to become nn American rl.lli'i
mid to that end hit flh'd IiIn flint oi-
pl'l.
Millinery opening, Friday, Septem
ber 20. Mas, It. I.. SLAIHCN.
A urn ml parade. of school children
will hit oiin of thn principal events of ,tio Intermediate depart mi'iit,
tho roinliiK Yamhill minify hcIiooI fair, j n,.w k,M),h fr (,0 faij an,j holiday
It will occur at 2 o'clock, September jtnid are bolim opi'iii'd In th tuw
-' ihulldliiu of Prank Hunch on Main nt.
riiHiiniiHlor Itnndall and ItccoriUT 'Only immIh ni-i-dod for lmmiialo aalit
ItaiiiHliy hav.. piirclinHi'd 5 acrca of ttr), tntfii lo tlm old Htorn and It will
tlmhi-r tiiuil at Highland, from Wll- jt.i. hut a f.-w wim.Km until tlm now atoro
Hum C. llondiTHon, Tlm prlco wn (W jM. runnlriK In full hliiht. Tlm
' jtiow hulldliiK will mako a very com
Maii.Uoin.) HtrawhorrloH wiro oifipi,.!,, and commoillouH Morn, ono of
milo at OioKnn City fruit atoroa tlmthi. hint and nii.Nt convoiilont In thin
pail wci'k, OriKon chiiioh pretty rmar
prodiicliiu Htraw liorrliH half tlm year
In iiitini lili k for wulo
If tlm f.w ninaliiliiK elk In tho conn- J room a the placi-a whero nmn and wo
try an- up to HiiufT. the ywlll lake tojn,,.,, nri, tutiKht to he pure, morally
the tall tlmher and lay Inw for tlm 'and aoclally," Haya nn Ohio profeaaor.
m xt f.-w woeka. Ivnth for them In To which an exchange, adda: "Hut tlm
MtalUiiK alMiiit on a whlto ImrHe. 'teacher ahould not ho nuked to Hear
Tlm HctuMil law require ti achera toj,,!! tho load. Tlm parent ahould carry
fllo tlo lr (outraci with tlm county 'a part."
H.,p. rln...nde..i and provhloa that on-j Mlllll).r. OIM.(lln)? Vfi,iay
til Hii.h Htep are taken ltcl,er ,H,r MW L KLA,.:N..
cull collect fur aervlces rendered.
l'arkplaci, hcIuk-U opi ned Monday Th" Krtt"Ut ,,f Mw,,"t rorn f,,r Ul"
win. fn mi,..,,!.., t., ...,.,l.r. ,,,0,,,,u,', "1,,rk('t ' I"11" "
are: 1,. A. Head, principal; Anna T,
Smith. Unlay McAnulty, Alice Mark
art, Minnie Markart, and Kdlth Arm
utrniitf,
Work on tlm new Man.mlc Tompln
Ih ln'liiif rtiHhed aa fant a imihhII.Io.
Tlm Miihoiih ar NtrlvltiR to keep
ahead of the had weather that may
cotim at any time at thla Hcaxon of
tlm year.
Mr. Illchard Schoneborn of Carua,
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Air, i . li. MaiiillttKr. proHperomt
, farmer m-af Molalla, and Win. K. Mar
ahall, m.-rrliant nt Huhki-IIvIIIi) were
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i""""".' iniiiioi oi mi, con my hcbi
IIIIM WI'.'K.
1 JihIko Mcllrlde. w ho him been Hmnd
Iiik hi vacation at Marlon like, r
t limed lait week. Th la week ho la
lioldln Circuit Court at Antorla. A
atiort term of court will aoon ho held
In thla county.
Court Kohln llood haa appointed a
riunmltteo of entertainment to look
after tlm needa of tho officer of tho
(iratid Court of Foroatora, who will
ronio nn from Portland next Tliura
ilay to visit tlm local IoiIko.
The St. John Itevlew aaya: "Tho
tiananrlit flht ended an It oiiRht to.
Any white, man who will mako audi
ft holy allow of hlmiudf an to flubt a
colored Ri'iitlcnmn in public oimht to
bo whipped and whipped hard.
The plan for tho reorganization of
tho OroKon Trimt & SavlnKa Hank will
B
ook and
Job Pointing
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' Ail Kinds -Low
Prices
Prompt Service
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Sta? Press Job Room
OREGON CITY, OREGON
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jlm placed before io' depositors of tho
1 n h I It nt li mi Hut unit! y night, hI. a moot
ing lii tlm Armory, ut Portland, and
will In- explained In nil Uh details,
Tho liuy,it iiiinihi'r of farmers who
ill'! not il cli tlii'lr tiojm for vurloiis
reasons Iiiivm done the trade K"tiera1
ly un Immense amount of good. Al
ready prima have boon stimulated uml
it Ih believed that even greater ad
vances urn certain to follow.
'I'hi! alorea belonging to tho orlho
ilox .l.ws till over tlm country wero
t'liy h,Iimi'H owned hy tni'ii with Jew
hih church affiliations with all closed
until () p. mi., tin end of tlm day.
Oihkoii City pIlKiims to tho Statu
Fair at Kali'iu this week with: County
Recorder Uuumby, Wallace Col",
Frank While, J. W. Wood ward, Kvor
tn ii 1 1 rt Itollilnx from Molalla, and Miss
Iva llarilnKton, MImh Myrtle Too.e,
Miss Si'dotila Hluiw mid William Mul
voy, Till1 lOHlliril'Ill fill 111 IC Kf'hool (IJH'IlCll
with professor Flint ax principal, Ho
jtook Hi" plneo of .1. IC. Htublm, who Iiuh
Ikoih' to Hood River.' Minn Hay Steve
than charmi of tint primary room, and
.MImh I'va Primer, who tauk'lit tho Car
Iti'ld school Inst yi'itr, has charK! of
hi-( l Inn of tlm Htato,
"Thorn la no euro for tlm evlla of
iMK'li'ty except lo maki our hcIuhiI
I Important IniliiHtry with many of tlm
farmera In tho vicinity of OroMham.
Thla year the crop li kooiI and price
have alHo averaged a llollar a Hack or
better. At thU prlco tint farmera aro
K"ttln(? aliundred dollarn n aero, or
more, roKn, for the crop.
McUiuKhlln Iimtltuto will open lt
Hchoolrooma for limtructlon next Mon
day. Klx rooma will lie opi ued to
idvn IllKlrilftlnn Tlio inulltn.rt
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bo dodlcated with apiiromlato cere-
nionlea on Sunday. October fi. Tlm
xpeakor o far announced fur tlm oc
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iiiii,,,, ir i ri'ii ill Hiiiiii ainvnn ittr
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;('j,rW((, jj
W. Scott, and Frederick
V. Ilolman.
The iHmtoffleo and atoro of Mr.
Markondale, at Falrniount, waa rob
bed Tnemlay nljiht September 10.
The anfo waa raiiHJickod, nil papery,
hooka and other eontenta atoleii. Tho
ihlevea aecured $1,10 In Ro!d, $."i) worth
o"f Ktainpa ahd 150 peiinlea. The re
Islereil lettera wero alao taken. Tlm
nafo waa not bursar pnnif and waa
caally entered.
Tho Southern Pacific Iiiim let tho
contract for a now biidKO to apan tho
Willamette at Elk Hock. Jim Wllaon
vlllo cutoff. Thla la the outcome of
tho aiirvey work which has been pro
KroHNliiK for montliH and la brought
almut by tho doHlro of tho 8. P. to
run Its West Sldo train to the ter
minal urounda via the Bant Sldo and
avoid Fourth at root.
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There Ih a veal famine. In the mar
kets at Portland, tho Hupplloa helm?
tho low'tHt In yoarH.
Auction null, of Poland China awlrm
at tlm farm of 8. W. Mlloa, near I ml is-
Jpendoiicii, Origon, Tueaday, Septum
ilmr 21,, Slxly flvoof hla boat ouch will
! bo olfoi'i'd.
Hi'crolary Hpenco of tlm Clackamaa
Fair AnHoiiatlon, waa attondlng tlm
Statu Fair at Salmon thla wook pick
ln up what exhibit 1m could for tho
local Hltow ut Uladatoni; Park .
Tlm Ilttlo lU-inontha old baby of Mr.
and Mr. Win. Davla, Jr., of Garfield,
f.il down a nlim-foot (light of atalra
liiHt, week Wednoaday, and had the
lower Jaw bono fractured.
Coiincllmiin Burfacu and Recorder
JohtiH'in wero at Oregon City TueHday
flguiink' out how much money la duo
lM road illatrlct from tlm county.
l''ntucin!a NewH,
IK'Klimlng tho flrat of next month
nothing but cream will bo received at
iho Extacada creamery. Tlm patrona
are InveatliiK in separators and teama
will gather tlm cream twico a week.
Receiver fievlln ban mado hla re
port on tho affalra of tlm Oregon
jTnwt & HuvltigH Jiank, and tho report
JhIiowh tho concern In belter Hhapo
jthan many aiippoHi-il It to bo, Rtlll
( runny Irregularities In bimlnoHH meth-
oiih were iiiacovereil It Keenia a cano
whero tho dlreclora failed to direct.
Chan. AlriHworth, who gavo the
name of Kleo when applying for lodg
ing at tlm Anderson lodging limitm
and who db-d In tho night, laat Wed
,111'H.lay waa burled at Mountain View
j cemetery ThurMilay. Hu waa 19 yoara
of ago and waa tho Hon of Mr. Prlco
of Portland who camo to claim the ro
i main.
J The Improvement around tho Cath
olic property, corner Main and Tenth
atroetH aru very notleoablo. The Mc
jlughlln Inatltute haa boon oncloaed,
'old biiiidlnga moved to more dealrabli)
iiKatioiiH, building repaired and the
(1ot graded until that corner proKenta
jna flno an 'appearanco aa any on the
jHtreet. Tho pwipl.. of tho Catholic
church aro to bo congratulated.
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I Jacob Kraemer waa lodged In jail
'Sunday on tho charge of atcallng hats
,from tlm lodgo room of tho Odd Fel
low. John J. Cooko and John K.
MonioH nilxiied their hats and It Is
charged that Kramer was found with
;th goods In hla poHaeasIon. Iteport
jaaya a companion of Kramer was Im
plicated In tho thoft but ho escaped,
i Kramer will bo given a hearing at tho
: November term of court.
J Rounds ladles orchestra played to
a small audience In Shively Opera
louse Monday evening. The house
jKhmild have been full as the ladles
gave a very creditable entertainment.
(Nwt onjy jI Id tho orouoiitra acquit It
self with credit, but tho special num
bers by members of tho company wero
jof more than ordinary Interest. Thoae
worthy especial mention wero the vlo
lin solo, tlm tromhono solo, readings
I by the elocutionist and a baritone so
jlo by tlm lady who played tho trom
bone. Oregon City patrons of the
house who wero not present missed a
good entertainment.
KILLED IN WELL
Skull Crushed by Falling Plank, Drop
ping Many Feet.
Word Is brought to Oregon City tel
ling of tho snd death by accident of a
Damascus farmer. The story says:
Ernest Lehman was' Instantly killed
Wednesday afternoon at Damascus
while cleaning out a well. His two
sons were In tho well with him, and
a heavy board, four feet in length, fell
from the top of the well, striking Leh
man's head and crushing his skull In
a terrible manner. Lehman was 49
years of ago and one of the best-known
farmers of Damascus. Ho Is survived
by a widow and several children.
Jars, Fruits and Spices
Tlm pnnnlni'' uiidumii la ilin..iiv
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close but wo aro still in the midst of
tho season of Preserves and Pickles.
Nice Preserves and Sweet Pickles
prove very toothsome.
FULL LINE OF FRUITS IN SEASON
And the prices are always as low as
good Fruits can be sold, and we enn
sell you spices and seasonings to pre
serve them and to give flavor.
GROCERIES IN ALL BEST BRANDS
In convenient shape for delivery and
In best possible shape to keep until
such time as you can use thorn.
A little cash goes a long way at our
tore.
We are buyers of farm produce, and
imy i ne ingnesi price lor nice goons,
Always In tho market for good butter
and fresh oggs.
A. ROBERTSON
I Seventh St. Grocer. '
' A STORY.
It alt bfunn wtmn tin was ynun.
Ttirotoch fortune' Imrd mlsolianc i
' t r.,.m, u,.....t 1 , ... - '
Ilia rt;'l'ly' cut linwn pants.
I If thnn arw up t' mn' i-lnl,
. t (.'ontlriijeil us l-r.,ra,
Arl when tie wnt lo p,lttl('
Tlm tt'mn' cillnr worn.
If next bnearnn tiftifJitct,
1 Of courso w nmy mirrnliio
From color r (imlilinillons stranj
Jt woro tils ti.-lpni,rt'a tl.ts.
nil (hough In his apparnl, thua.
Hi, n.'V.'r fiiiml to choosn,
lf nirt'lo a fiillur.) wticn h tiieil
To fill a grnt iiimi's nho.
Tlm morn! of this tul Is this:
For clihur fiiini) or pelf
A tHllor w,or Is rlrcuiiiHtanca.
You'd h,ili.r ilrcsn yoursitlf.
M.i.unilhio'Kh Wilson In Upplncott'S.
Young Wife (w ho has cooked the din
ner for the llrst time)-Whatever will
my hiisbaml say when lm sees that I
have iilte spoiled tho joint? Come,
Anna, wo will t ss w ho hIiiiII take It la
tr blm.-Fliegoiide flutter.
Th Amataur Chauffeur.
"How do you adjust your carburetor,
Blgglnsr
"I'll show you. You see that nut?
"Yes."
"I carefully turn that. You see that
Krer
"'f'-"
"I gently loosen that.
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AUU IHTU Ulltfc
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Taking No Chancs.
"I slowly tighten that" M- Metta Hnley Thayer of Taco-! ur Hlu,us m lDe C01le&e-
"Yes, but what d the nut and the ma Is a guest at the home of Mr. and !Cr0SS graduated last June from Park
acrew and 'the ring control? What do Mrs. John Lewthwaite. place Hlgh Scnw)I-
they mean?" Mrg. Thos. A- Pope and Miss Mr. John Adams, who has spent tho
"I don't know." :Popo are home from a month.g B0.,last month In the East arrived home
"Then how can you get a good ad-!,,. ot . . (Wednesday. He says he saw no place
Justmeiitr
"Y ou d dn't let mo finish. After crw
lng through the manipulations already
cited I turn the crank."
"Thou what happens?'
"Nothing." "
"Well, what is the next move?"
"I walk carefully Into the telephone
room, gently take down the receiver
and pleaiuntly summon aid from the
factory." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Suspicious. 3me, Cal.
"I guess Mr. Hyxley ain't as rich as j Mr. W. E. Bouney of Colton has re
omo people think," said Tommy. "You turned from a pleasant two weeks' vis-
said he didn't have to work, but could ;,t wlth hls son j. Bonneyj of j,,. Henry W. Stratton, Mrs. Maud Rob
Jest go around eujoyin hlsself wber- , h . . erts, L. E. Williams, Judge Grant B.
ever he nkmsed."
"So he kin." salii kl
"Well, he wasn't at that dandy Sun-
j day si hitol plculc of ours yesterday,
an" the tickets wuz on'y 25 cents."
Catholic Standard and Times.
Noble Critic.
Seasoned Publisher My reader re
ports that your manuscript Is worth
less. He Is a very fine critic, sir.
Aspiring Author-Er-dld your reader
ever write a novel?
Seasoned Publisher Xo, but he has
turned down hundreds of 'em.-Puck.
'n ,925
De Style-Wl, a circus Is stranded
nowadays tho slack wire artist Is the
envy of all the performers.
Gunbusta How so?
De Style Why, lie Is the only one
wuo is able to walk home on tuo gyro-
acople railroad track Judge.
Tha Secret Out.
Neighbors I hnve no secrets
from
my w ife. I tell her everything.
Nextdoor Y'es, I know you do.
Neighbors--How do you know It?
Nextdoor-Oh, your wife tells what
you tell her to my wife, and she tells
me. Detroit Tribune.
Not the Same Bill.
After much persuasion Sir Johu Ast
ley allowed himself tu
some years ngo as a Conservative can-
didate for parliament from Lincoln -
shire. He confessed he knew little
about polities, but entered Into the
campaign as rare sport. One day he
,.,; , ' , , , K !r4e'wt0M t a
village In the
KWt- m .Y.W.l.lie. 1111(1
wheu hi had finished somebody chal
lenged his hearers to fire questions nt
him. Presently there came the ouerv.
"What do you think of Sir Wilfrid
Lawson's liquor bill?" For a moment
Sir John was nonplused, but only for
a moment. Pulling himself together,
he replied. "I cannot answer for Sir
Wilfrid Lawson's liquor hill, but I do
know that last your my own was a
deuced sight too big!"
Hnrduppe Say, old man, uo you rem
ly believe there Is such a thing as hard
luck?
Cynleusse Certainly. Otherwise how
is It that whenever I have $5 In my
pocket I happen to meet you? Wall
Street Bulls and Bears.
Why Her Hair Wat Light.
"The ends of your hnlr are light,
areu't they?" be naked. "Thoso Ilttlo
etuis are a shade lighter than your
hair at the roots."
"I know," snld she, "I couldn't find
my curls. These are my sister's."
Denver Tost.
"A STITCH IN TIME
C A 1 rT7r TlTTTlTrJ
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It Costs Less to Fill Small Cavities
And the pain of having one filled is less also.
Save money, pain and your teeth. Consult us
when you discover the first break.
Plate $5. Crowna and Bridge-work $5. Painleaa Extracting, and
free when plates are ordered. Ten-year guarantee with all work.
OREGON DENTAL PARLORS
Over Harding's Drag Store and Postoffice.
PERSONALS
Mlss Hazel Uingham
the State Fair at Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Finucane are
home from a delightful stay at Edy.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Bond were
up from Lane county the first of the
week.
Superlntedent McKee and family
are home from a pleasant sojourn at
! Lebanon.
' Minn 1arvarttt n.w.l ,.f UII.I...II
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a guest at the home of Postmaster T.
i P. Randall.
: j Paddock and Mtas Ioira
! Mnl- J' c- ra,u)K an M'ss laura
-Paddock have returned from a pleas
,an- visit at Umg Ueach.
Mr. E. Albright left Monday night
for St. Helena. Cal., w'here he will re
side. His 'family will follow Thurs
day. I Mrs. Jennie E. Wlthycombe and her
sister, Miss Cathie Shelvock, left Mon
jday night for their old home in San
Mrs. Rachael Allen has left for the I
nome of ner son- J- M- Allen' of Med"
ifwr(l. Jackson county, where she will
'spend the winter.
Messrs. Jack Latourette and Guy
Mount started for New York City on
Tuesday, where they will enter Col
umbia University.
Mrs. Mary Lucas and son, Henry,
of Napavlne, Wash, are visiting her
j sisters at Canemah, Mrs. Julia Frost
and Mrs. Jennie Bingham,
j Miss Martha Francis Draper and
iMiss Cis Barclay Pratt are visiting
!friends at Grants Pass, guests of .Mr.
and Mr9 Arthur Howland.
,
Mr- Kenneth Latourette, who will
jtake his second post-graduate year at
Yale this coming school year, left for
New Haven, Conn., Tuesday.
Mrs. McBride, who has been visit
ing her son George M. McBride for
the Jast two or three weeks, departed
yesterday morning for her home at
Oregon City. Toledo Leader.
Mrs. Robert B. Beatie and son, Al-
if red, and daughter, Lenora, are on a
visit to friends in Tacoma, where they
will be guests of Mrs. W. A. Fair
weather and Mrs. F. Holden, sisters
of Mrs, Beatie.
Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Taber have re-
!turne'1 from Sylvan
Park, Cannon
1 Bi:acn- having spent several weeks at
ttieir cottage there. Mr. Taber made
'extensive improvements on his beach
j property and will return in the early
spring to prepare for the accommoda-
tlm. . lrlmato Arin tfc0 cncr. eon.
son.
We have a buyer for timber lands and lot two ten
acre tracts.
We have for sale some fine river front properties.
Have made some nice additions to our list in last few
days.
W. F. SCHOOLEY & CO.
606 MAIN STREET OREGON CITY.
This is gospel truth
when applied to the
care of teeth. A small
orifice today becomes
treble in size in a few
days, or weeks; and in
cases where it lays the
nerve bare often causes
untold suffering.
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j Mrg. Verna Phillips If Portland is
i visiting friends In this city.
j Mr. George J. Gill of Orient was cal-
ojiing on Oregon City friends Friday.
Is attending ' iIr'. Luther Moore la home from Bil
j lings, Mont., where he has spent ser-
!eral months
Attorney and Mrs. Will H. Fouta, of
Dayton, Wash., are guests of Mrs. Ro
alna Fouts.
Mr. A. B. Marquam, formerly a resi
dent of Marquam, this county, but now
living in the southern part of the State
was In the city Thursday calling on
, friends.
Miss Juliette Cross will leave Mno
day for Eugene, where she will com-
l8' looked so good to him as the West
in general, and Oregon In particular.
Mrs. E. Albright and children left
Friday morning for Xewberg, where
she will visit friends until Tuesday,
when she will return. She will leave
Thursday for St. Helena, Cal., to re
side. Thursday and Friday scores of Ore
gon City citizens took in the State
Fair. Among those who the number
were: Messrs. H. E. Cros3, L. L. Por
ter, James U. Campbell, George Ely,
Dimick. Sheriff Beatie, Treasurer
Paddock. Assessor Nelson. Represen
tative Dye, Postmaster T. P. Randall,
Patrick Harris and a host of worn we
were unable to secure the names.
AUCTION SALE.
On Saturday, October 12. 1907, at 2
p m., the personal effects of J. B.
Robinson will be sold at the office of
the Electric Hotel to pay board and
other expenses of said Robinson. Fol
lowing Is the list of articles to be
sold: 4 Robes, 7 Blanket Table Cov
ers, 2 Bath Robes, 1 2-piece Suit, 6
pairs Pants, 1 Smoking Jacket, 1 Mac
Inaw Coat, 1 Coat, 4 Flannel Shirts, 3
Pillows, 1 Linen Coat, 2 Vests, 2 Hats,
4 pieces Flannel, 1 pair White Blan
kets, 2 Cotton Shirts, 1 Fishing Rod,
1 Rule, 1 pair Overalls, 2 Whisk
Brooms. 1 pair Io Skates, 1 Suit Pat
tern (blue flannel) 3"4 yards, 2 pairs
Shoes, 1 pair Gloves 41-3t
LIQUOR LICENSE.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will apply to the council of
Oregon City at its nest regular meet
ing for a renewal of his liquor license
until April 1. 1908, at his present
place of business, 40S Main street,
Oregon City.
41-2t BENNETT & FOUMAL.
Money transferred by Postal Telegraph.
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