Oregon City enterprise., May 13, 1910, Page 2, Image 2

OREGON CITY" ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MAY. 1H, 11)10.
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The Kind You Hare Always Bought, nud which has boon
in use for over 30 yours,
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All Counterfeits Imitations and"Just-jv.jrtHHl,,nre but
Experiments that trllle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience ngaiust Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothlnjr Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. It age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays FeverLshncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Sears the
The Kind Yon Me Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMC MRTMI MiNM, Tf MUM? TwWCT, k fill WTfc
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY
STAFFORD.
Again we have bad a little warm
sprinkle after some days of sunshine.
On Sunday afternoon a Sunday
school was started at the school
house, and will continue every Sun
day at 2 P. M.
Mrs. Powell again had a sick spell
and called a doctor in on Monday
morning. ,
It would be money In the pockets
of the "powers that be" If they would
keep the Pacific States Telephone in
running order at least half of the
time. At present it is dead to the
world.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Kruse spent
the day Sunday at Jack Ellegsen's.
Mrs. Herm't daughter, of Portland,
and escort, drove out Sunday.
Miss Grace Liedeman is to help
Mrs. Thomas, who has been sick and
unable to do the work, as they have
men working on the barn.
Mrs. Mllem went home to attend
the grange on Saturday and may go
to the State Grange this week. There
fore Mr. Mllem Is keeping bachelor's
hall, and finishing the field he took
of Mr. Gage, back of the orchard.
He will reserve a part for potatoes
next month and will put the rest Into
oats.
A number of cattle belonging at
Frog Pond have recently visited about
every field in Stafford, usually remain
ing over night They will take the
prize for the best high Jump, and
every farmer has been competing for
the prize as best sprinter, and entered
into a word coining contest for Web
ster's new unabridged dictionary.
They have even threatened to post
them, that Is, get on to a horse and
post them after dark beyond the river
Jordon. There is but very little that
cattle can get now in the Long pas
ture or on either side of the road, as
nearly all the wild land is fenced
up.
Mr. Aernl Is pasturing his cattle
in the Iron rorananv's nasture on the
mountain, having the little boys drive.
them over before school ana go ir
them after school.
Jake Shattz has been sawing wood
for Mrs. Nemec and has moved his
engine over to Gage's, where he has a
Job.
A number of the faithful are pre
paring to attend the State uranm?.
which meets in Oregon City this
"Mr and Mrs. Nussliaum took their
South Dakota visitors to Portland Sat
urday to Bee the city hall, the park
and other places of interest. On Sun
day they went to Clackamas Heights
to visit Mr. and Mrs. FlUgerald, who
have sold out and are going to Tilla
mook. If your farm is for sale or trade,
see Schooley & Co., they have the
buyers coming from the East.
WILSONVILLE.
Robert Thornton, with his wife and
child, left Tuesday for the East.
Mabel Seely has been visiting for
Rome time at the home of her brother,
Charles, at Woodburn.
Ellen Brobst, of Oregon City, vis-1
ited her parents on last Saturday and i
a.mHnv In Wilsonvllle. I
Mrs. Norrls Young spent a few daB
visiting relatives In Portland lat
week.
Mrs. Jemison went to Portland on
Friday to meet her sister, Mrs. Put-
The Fountain Head of Life
Is The Stomach
A man who has wesk and impaired tlomieh and who doe not
properly digest bit food will toon fiod thai hit blood hit become
wesk u4 impoverithed, and thai his whole body u improperly end
intumcieatlr nourished.
Dr. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERT
ntaktt the atomach ttroai. promote the tlow of
dlteetlr nice, reetorea the lout appetite, make
aewlmiiation perfect. larliorattt tat liter and
purine and enrlcbee the Hood. It la the treat blood-maker,
tlena-bullder and reetoratlre nerre tonic. It makea man
etroni la body, active la mind and cool la ladiemeat.
This "Ditcovery" it pure, glyeeria extract ol Ameriesa medical roots,
absolutely lre from alcohol and all injurious, habit-forming draft. All ilt
iafredieo.lt are printed oo iti wrapper! It bat so relationship with tec ret
aoatrumt. Itt every iof redieol it eodorted by the leaden io all the schools of
medicine. Don't accept a tecret oottrum at a substitute for thit time-prove
remedy or known composition; Ask tou xtioHtost. They mutt know of
many cum made by it during patt 40 yean, right in yoor own neighborhood.
World's bitpeasarr Medical Association, Dr. R.V. Pierce, Pres., Buffalo, N. Y,
1 a ft
lias borne the 8iirnaturo of
and has bwa mado nnilor his per
sonal supervision since its Infancy.
no one to deceive you In t hi.
Signature of
nam, of Long Beach. Caflf., who will
visit with her for a few weeks.
Fred Stallnacher'a brother left last
week for his home in Wisconsin, but
It is likely that he will return and
buy a place In Oregon.
Allison Baker spent Monday in Ore
gon City shaking hands with old
friends at the County seat.
Mary Murray Is visiting her parents
at their large farm, near Seattle.
Miss Loeta Lamb, who is playing
In "Cousin Kate" In a Portland the
atre, visited her friend. Miss Nell Mur
ray, and her uncle, Aubrey Woods,
last week. ,
Miss Fletcher, of Portland, visited
her sister, jrrs. Joe Epler, on Satur
day and Sunday.
Norman Say took an early car to
Portland on Saturday, had a piece of
machinery fixed up into a Bpraying
machine, and was back to work be
fore 10 o'clock, owing to the splendid
service of the Oregon Electric Com
pany. ,
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
is going to give an entertainment and
supper In our village on the evening
of the 21st of May. The proceeds are
to be for the very excellent purpose
of building a church at Wilsonvllle,
so we ought to join hands with these
good people in their undertaking.
The M. B. A. lodge initiated four
new members into the mysteries of
Its order on last Saturday evening.
This thriving lodge has nearly
doubled Its membership during the
past year.
The Corral Creek school' is going
to have a public picnic on Saturday,
May 14, and Wilsonvllle, Hood View,
Weston and all surrounding districts
are invited to fill up their hampers
and attend this picnic. Dinner will
be served at 12 o'clock, and a pro
gramme gotten up by the pupils of
the school will furnish entertainment
at 2 o'clock In the school house.
The Misses Edna and Elsie Seely,
Elma Summer and Mr. Henry Aden
went as delegates to the Christian
Endeavor Convention at Gresham on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and re
port a very enjoyable time. About
120 delegates were In attendance, and
the people of Gresham are being loud
ly praised by these young folks for
their genuine hospitality and court
esy. It is being quite an Incentive to
energy on the part of those trying
the 8th grade examinations In our
! village, and the districts that are join
! Ing hands for a high school, to have
; the bright prospects of a school near
home. t
The baseball team of our village
played a game with the Sweet Briars,
I of Mountain Road, on May 8th, and
I the game was 8 to 12 in favor of our
home team. The lineup waB some-
i what changed, but nevertheless, Wll-
j sonvllle boys returned home with
' their usual tronhies of victory, for
khey are not destined to stand in the
rear.
For all Bowel Troubles
Use Dr. Bell's Antl-Paln. Relief is
almost instantaneous. Is also good
externally for all kinds of pains. Sold
everywhere.
MARQUAM.
Fine weather still prevails and
everybody Is making good use of it.
Marquam Ib still on the boom.
Land buyers are often seen around
this place, and some land is changing:
hands.
F. .1. Killings and his two daughters,
Marie and Kotta, l'fl tst wwk fur
the hot sorbins at Mcdlcnl l-aki,
whore his father and mother went
some time ago for their health. At
the Inst report they wore Improving.
Wallace Albrluht Is to buy nit auto
soon.
Mr. Shoemaker Is Improving his
property by building a law kitchen.
His property Is on Main street.
Olaf Olson Is preparing " l,H,,l on
his property on north Main and Yod
orville Avenue. There re other Im
provements under contemplation.
H. W. Hentley has returned homo
from Oregon City, whore he was call
ed as a litror.
Children exercises on the last of
May.
Several of the young people of Map
quam attended the Ice cream social
at Seotts Mils Saturday muni.
Shonnon Miller and Arthur Nelson
wont to Gresham as delegates to the
league Convention, which convened
on the 6th. 7th and Sth of May.
The young people of Mnrquani mot
last week and orgautnod a literary
society. The committee ' tneot
Monday night and adopt Its by
laws. The committee Is Hov. Mays.
Bert Hubbard and Miss Echo Lark
Ins.
The prospects for an extra good
apple crop were never better, but the
cherries and pears will be ugni ami
as for nrunos. well, you have to strain
your eyes as you do when looking for
Halley'a comet In order to even see
one prune. There will be about one-
fourth crop of prunes in tnis vicinity
this season.
Marquam will soon be honored with
an orchestra band.
rtr lull's Antitentle Salve
Is guaranteed for tetter, ringworm
eczema, charmed hands and Up, run
nln anns. ulcers and In fact all skin
diseases. Good to use artor snavtng
25c a box.
SUNNYSIDE AND ROCK CREEK.
Died, at 1:20 o'clock Saturday morn
ing. May 7th. at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Eckles. Mrs. r . at.
Hudson. In three weeks she would
have been 78 years old; she suffered
terribly of late and they had to keep
her under the Influence of opiates.
The funeral sermon was nreached by
Mr Pinmmer at the house Sunday
at 1 o'clock, and singing by the Sunny
side quartette. Interment was at
Multnomah cemetery. ine lamuy
wishes to thank those who so kindly
assisted them In their sad bereave
ment.
Mrs. Georse Deardorff drws not
seem to Imnrove much, but is able
to sit up part of the time. We hope
to hear of her Improving soon.
The Sunnvslde boys have rented a
niece of around from Roy Johnson
for a ball ground and have got It all
In order and played against me Har
mony team last Saturday. The score
was 5 to 1 In favor of Sunnyside.
Joe Deardorff made a trip to Port
land for cement on Monday. He sold
cow and calf to a Sellwood butcner
Friday.
Mr. Stanton has traded 8 acres of
his place for property at Lenta.
Frank Stohl has gone to baching
and so he will have no wife to storm.
Will Donley's hand Is getting along
icely now.
Mr. Ktlleen took Beveral porkera to
town Friday.
Mr. O. Bevan made a quick trip
im last Saturday, eolng back again
on Sunday. He Is reported as doing
ell.
Several ladles called on Mrs. Bevan
Saturday, It being her birthday. She
received several presents. A gooa
lunch was enjoyed by all.
Strawberry boxes and crates ior
ile at Oregon City Commission
House.
Will Promote Beauty.
Women desiring beauty get wonder
ful help from Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
It banishes pimples, skin eruptions.
uirpR nnn hnlls ' It makes the skin
soft and velvety. It glorifies the face.
Cures sore eyes, cold sores, cracked
Hps, chapped hands, jest for burns,
scalds, fever sores, cuts, braises and
piles. 25c at Jones' Drug Co.
CLARKES.
Miss Mary Marshall Is back home
from Eastern Oregon.
tr nrf Mrs Schermble. or fort-
land, came out to visit their son, Alex,
and went back to Portland last Thurs
day. .
Alex Scherruble went to Portland
to visit his folks.
Mr. Haag and Mr. Grace were in
town last week.
UUa Mamie Ronfit. Of MilwaukiC,
13 out visiting her sister In Timber
Grove.
Mr. Grace purchased a new team
of horses.
Mrs. Joe Elmer, of Eastern Wash
ington, was out to visit her Bister,
Urn Rtinl
Mr and Mrs. Vlck. of Molalla. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. sam m
mar
Mr. and Mrs. Wettlaufer were In
liti'n lnt. WfiAtr.
Mr. Hottemlller is planting some
nitntnPR
Mr. Fisher has built a rock cellar
fnm EVunb Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Durst made a visit
i rinrkpa last Sunday.
Sam Elmer finished up his new
Saturday.
Strawberry boxes and crates for
sale at Oregon City commission
House.
Eczema
Vlaliln readllv to Dr. Bell's Antlsep
tic Salve. You Bee an Improvement
after the first ann cation, we guar
antee It. It Is clean and pleasant, to
use. 25c a box.
ELDORADO
Sid Smith has left for Hood River,
where he goes to work through the
t-'immer.
Will and Jim Wallace were called on
C. Smith Sunday. W. H. Jones is
hauling lumber for C. Smith's new
barn.
Mrs. Charley Daniels came up from
Wallace Island and is visldng at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
August Erlnkson, of Mulino.
Messrs. Husband and John Payne
are working for Mr. Smith on llo new
barn, which Ib well under ray and
will soon be ready for the new nay,
Mrs. C. E. Smith Is contemplating
having a bay window built on her
front room and a pantry added to the
kitchen In the near future.
Mrs. George and children returned
home Sunday from Scotts Mills where
she was called by the serious illness
of her mother.
Ernest Jones has been laid up with
On Rainy Days
A Fish Brand Slicker
will keep you dry
Aai (Its yea fall 1 1
contort ana loaf wear
8:1.00
lUAIMNTEIO WATIRPROOr
8lil by fltsl-ltse KiUilwt tht wastry
otw Sud lot our I'm OtUlogue
A. J. TOWCR CO. QWERj
O.TJM..... -W-l
TOWS I CA!UDU! CO.. W. ilTi1
Tonin, enauM fBJf fjojkj
which he thought was blood poison,
but he Is some bettor.
Mr. Clyde Smith Is working for Mr.
J. K. Qulnn of Oregon City where
Clyde and wife expect ' "v" for the
summer.
Strawberry boxes and crntoa for
sale at Orcgim City Commission
House.
Shall Women Votef
tf thev did, millions would vote Dr
King's Now Life Pills the true remedy
for women. For banishing dull, nig
god feclliiKs, backache or headache
constipation, dispelling cold. Impart
Ing appetite and toning up the tyt
tern, they're unequaled. Easy, safe,
sure. 35 at Jonea' Drug Co.
MOUNTAIN VIEW
Improvements still to on. Messrs
Gorbett and Calavan are planking the
street In front of their property.
Chester Gorbett. of Colton.lt In this
berg, having iutt returned from East
em Oregon, where he was looking up
land.
The family which was living In Mr.
Brandt's kome last week, have mov-d
(o Sellwood.
Mrs. Martin and children moved nut
to the sawmill last week where Mr,
Martin It working.
Emll Schwack has loft the milt and
gone, to Nehalem to work.
John Falrclough returned from Ogle
Mountain mine last week.
Mra. Jennings, of Portland, la visit
Ing her parents, Mr. and Mr. Vanhog,
this week.
Mrs. Newman's children and Lucia
West hare the scarlet fever.
Mrs. Walace, of Mull no, la visiting
her sister, Mrs. Parish, tbl week.
A. L. Jonet and wife and Mrs.
Goucher and alster. Mrs. Daniels, of
Eldorado, were transacting, business
here last week.
Kev. J. II. Qulnn Is carrying his
arm In a sling caused from a run
away Monday. He was bruised but
had no bones broken.
Mrs. S. J. Howeit, of Russellrllle,
Is the guest of her niece, Mrs. 9. A.
Glllett. while attending the State
Grange.
John D. Rockefeller would go broke
If he should spend his entire Income
trying to prepare a better medicine
than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea, dys
enterr or bowel complaints. It Is
simply Impossible, and so says every
one that has used It. Sold by all deal
ers.
CARE OrROADWAYS.
They Should Always Be Outtleta to Be
Considered Ideal.
The good nud era has begun In
many slates, and already the steam
roller, the piles of crushed rock along
the roadside ami the digging out of
the original roadway are familiar
lights In ninny of the enntoru states.
The roads built nre geuerally of ap
proved niacadum i niiMiructlcin. which.
completed, aro perfwl stflm of white
ribbon runiilng through the green
fields and bills of tbe rural sections
These roadt are perfectly built, and
is soon as completed the farmers uud
other ratepayers contentedly sit back
and feel contented. This Is a serlou
error and one being made lo many
states.
Many fall to realize that whenever
dust la raised a road Is being destroy
ed. This Is particularly the case d
smooth macadum surfaces, where there
is nothing tn hold the dust on llie
road and where every cross wlud
blows off any lw material.
At soon at roadt are built arrange
menta should be made to keep them lu
repair. Some dust preventive should
be used Immediately macadum roads
are completed In order to prevent dust.
Oil. tar and many ss?clnl prepara
tions are now on the market, nod the
communities thould be educated lo
look upon these additions as a legiti
mate part of tbe rood maintenance.
California has II oiled rondi over
which motoring it a pleasure ,le the
motorist ond not a dust path to the
citizen who happens to be on tie road
tbe same day or who has the Inlsror
tune to reside along a well raveled
highway.
Massachusetts baa proved tl it rond
treatments nre a euccess anS more
economical tlinn continuous ippllca
tiona of water, and In Engl i id dust
preventing :s always consliered a
part of tbe road problem.
HIGHWAY OF THE FU'URL
One Constructed of a Materia
Durable
For Heavy Motor Tra
lit.
All mud builders are now
uguged
In trying to devise a roud w
oil will
stand motor tiuillc Many n
oils have l;wn tried with vn
w meth
yl ii g ile-
grees of hum ens, but lion
t tliem
Ml
MUlf BE8
of tliw"r to fat
jrmr yth out and
plftttjand brirtf
work iiv For tra t
of-triva DBtronsi
flnlttibl.t nri
brldatTwork In
tlirTsms $5.00
97LRj..TMlt3.nD
inn 1.00
Ella
minis 1.00
.50
6w m ft.
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palalM Eitr:fioB Fr whaatl'
fcrldea work
it nt btur
, jtm par.
Wise Dentil Co.
Painless IJ tilts
r
i i) i ni)n.i inj
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aeenn to tie perfectly satisfactory.
If broken stone is to form tlui wear
ing surface, then aomo moan must
be found to hold (ha binding pnrtli'lo
to (Irmly that they cannot tie sucked
out, and autlU'lont strength must lm
given to the iiiukn to enable l( to with
stand the sliding notion of the wheels
at lienda and turns. Several kinds of
tar nmondam answer fairly well, but
they ar expensive.
It would swiii that (ho most promis
ing kind of road for heavy, automobile
tralllc la what la called duriix til Kug
laud. It la a pavement of three Inch
Irregular cubes of hard stout) laid lu
small tegmenta of circles.
These lionet cau ln cut by machin
ery ami are coininitlvcly Inexpen
sive. They aro laid without grout,
hut thcro seeuia to be no reason fur
Ita omission except the cost Great
quantities of this kind of pavement
hjve been laid lu Germany.
Unique Roadmaklng Plan.
Judge Wllllntu K. Purler of Law
rence county. Pa., baa a uiilo,ut Idea
for Improving the road. Ilia plan I
a Jail on wheel that Is, a place whore
prisoner can be looked up at night
and transported from place to place
and employed lu roadmakliiK during
the day. lie put III Idea to a test, and
the result were eminently satisfac
tory. The prisoners graded away a
high hill on tbe West Pittsburg road
near Newcastle and constructed a
cement bridge over a culvert eighty
feet long. The only expense lo the
county from tht bridge that would
onlluarlly have coat thousands of dol
lar wss for the material and the serv
ice of an engineer. The men tin
ployed were sentenced from ten to
ninety day end were Informed that
the sentence would be materially
leaeened If (bey would work on tbe
roadt and uut attempt to escape, tnd
they worked.
Qood Road Maxim.
A good rond affords tn excellent
way to church.
A dollar spent oo tbe road la at
good tt two tpent ou the farm.
A community la known by the roadt
It keep.
Uetier go two miles on a good rotd
than half a mile on had one.
The wide tire uiaketh tbe glad path
master.
A bad road and III tratel are toon
parted.
Many patb master spoil tbe roads.
A little gravel Is a dan senilis thing.
Sow deep or wallow fall am! spring.
The horse knowetb the bad rord and
letietb bl ear drop
Many country nsd are paved with
good Inteutlons. but for the most part
with lump of etui, stone, root and
rubbish.
Improvement Mottoes.
tf an embargo of the same force
were laid ou I he ports that Is laid on
arm truffle by bad roads th noise
that would follow could be beard
around the world.
If the motiev Is expended wisely and
honestly a people can lax themselves
rich for the construction of gmxl Mads
Hotd repair lo lie effective must lie
continuous.
Tiuh! If vou can't push. null. If
you csn't pull, plra-ie gel out of the
wsy."
Csuted b' Lsck ef Good Roadt.
The lack of C'""! rnd In roiuot" r"
glnn l he'd lo be one of the chief
raiii of the decline of Ilrlilili grt
i uliure.
TANTALU
A NEW ELECTRIC LAMP
MORE ECONOMICAL THAN
any carbon filament lamp.
CHEAPER
and
MORE STURDY
than the
TUNGSTEN
can be used in
HEY SOCKET
Portland Railway Light
& Power Company
147 SEVENTH STREET
BANISH CATARRH.
Breath Hyomel far Two Minute and
Stuffed up Hod Will Vanish,
tf you want to got relief from
Mit hi i lt. cold In the liond or from an
Irritating cough hi thu shortest (luiu,
breathe llyoniol (pioiiouncn It High-
OHIO.)
It will clean out your head In two
minutes and allow you to breathe free
ly. Hyomel will cure a cold In one day,
It will relievo you of disgusting stiuf
lies, hawking, spilling and oniuslve
breath in a wvok.
llyoniol I iniido chiefly from en
calyptol, a toothing, healing, germ
killing antiseptic, that conies from
the eucalyptus forest of Inland Aus
tralia whore catarrh, asthma and con
sumption wore never known to ex
ist. llyoniol Is pleasant and easy pi
bl eat lie. Just pour a few drops Into
the hard rubber Inhaler, use as direct
ed and cure I almost certain.
A complete llyoniol outfit. Includ
ing Inhaler and one hoitlo of llyoniol.
costs only $1.00 at druggists every
where and ,at Huntley tiro. Co. If
you already own an Inhaler you can
get an extra bottle of Hyomel at drug
gist for only &0c. 2'.' 13
Letter Ut.
IJst of unclaimed letter at the Ore
gon City I'oatutnco for the week end
ing May i).
Women' Hat: Pierce. Mr. O. 11.:
Smith, Utuia; Hhopard, Mr. Kmery.
Men' list: Anitlln, Will, (3); Ak
in. Kred; Aklus, Frank; Columbus,
John; Craves, Charley; Utnlgan,
Ceo.; Miller, (loo.; Mattoon, Archie;
Nowcomb, Mr.; Oahorn, lllley; I tin
sell, Itoy. (4); Smith, J. K ; Htorey.
Jack; TayUrr, Chas. K.
The Alumni of the State Normal
at Monmouth ask your support for
that school. You know w nluat have
teachers. We must educate the boys
and girls; a trained la the boat agency
for this. The cost Is four cent a
year on a thousand dollar. Vote,
Ye, for Monmouth, and settle this
question. J. It. V. llutler, Hec. Com.
Paid Adv.
YOUR BOILER
Mty try to ateert It Independence
tnd explode Juet to celebrate th
Qlorlou Fourth. If you would avoid
such trouble, Itt u keep all your
PLUMBING
In good repair. Our work it umur
(Miited. F. C. GADliE
Tinning, Hot Air Furnacee and
Hop pipes All Kindt of Job
bing and Spraying Material.
14 Main St. Phont 2S54.
OREGON CITY.
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TIME CARD.
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Between Portland tnd Oregon City.
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300
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To Mllwaukle only.
Trains for Falrvltw, Troutdale,
Qreaham, Poring, Eagle Creek, Ktta
cada and Caiadaro and. Intermediate
point.
7:16. x:01. I: OS. xl0:0t.
3:05. 14:05. 1:06. s!:0S.
1:06. ll:3(.
For Qreaham.
I Gresham, Kalrvlow and Troutdale.
NOTH: Care leave East Water end
Morrison street 6 minute later than
scheduled from Klrat and Alder Bt
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF U. S. A.
Etttbllthsd 1166.
Ovtr half million In fore
out of Oregon City.
DEATH CLAIMS PAID PROMPTLY.
A. B. Comb. Mtntgtr,
Portland.
WOODWARD e SMITH,
Local Representative!,
Oregon City.
E. P. Elliott & Son
All kinds of
REAL ESTATE
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Andrettn Bldg. Oregon City, Ore.
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