"'MOltMMr WfcM'KI!-,. "UKSDAT FEHKUARY!28,1911
Wouldn't Pay
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A bbr Article-
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Nor a proposition ef doubtful
,daya, ara DISCRIMINATING.
OINUlNt .thing, genu'" esoriiiniisB.
Any srtlcls Which can be (old by advsrtlalng la, by that teat, a
OOOO article. YOU art Mfa In bvylrn a thing which haa "stood (
Iha flr of publicity." . ' . j
Th maksr of a widely advertleed 'artlela, or commodity at;
iriya on trial for hie buelnesa life. He cannot ahlrhVor cheapen Ma
product and thle le the beat possible protection for the consumer. ;
You are SAFE In buying advertised thlnga H'e the . loglo of
.rfavs bualnaae conditions.
n0WO7 WW , Tt--rt7T - i
The RIcago Store
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. - Pays the highest prices for
Second Hand Clothes : : :
WE BUY AND SELL
Second hand clothes : :::
405 Main St.
PHONK
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LOCAL BRIETS
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TOO H'',n l7 '" uthhpi-
(4 tbtlr new rhurrh on tbe hill Bun
day with appropriate ceremonies.
Kryl)dy la raising bread from
ur Royal Ann J1our wa ought to be
raising the price $115 per Back, at
Harrla' awry. ; .
W. A Ftnley, lecturer of the Nation
al AiaortHtlon Audobon Societies, ta
oa the schedule to speak at tbe High
school forum on wedneaqay or inia
week. ' . J
Wednesday la the evening for tbe
, rsmilar 4n.t.tlng of Council, and aa
tbr In mtich arheduled for that oo
eulun It l likely to be a mooting
wlik much of Intereat connected with
It. ' I
Quslltr lalka and our October
cherse has a pleaalng way of aaylng.
-buy more." 20e per pound at Herrie"
Grocery
Mr tend. Mra. Clifford L. Zlegler
Sunday afternoon entertained Mr. and
Mra. E. J. Htblegel and Mr. and Mra. j
A. C. ! and two daughter. The
party cam out fftim Portland In Mr.
grhlrgvl a marbtne.
0-t a can of asparagus tlpe and
atalka It's deltrloua. 20c per can at
Harri' Ororery. .
The 1 o'cVm k car on the O. W. P. In
from Portiaad ran over a dog at Ninth
street and cut off bla leg. No one
Mag oa hand to claim him and care
for aia Oftleer cooae eno we eaimai
to pal It out of in I aery.
Tbe boy a of the Daptlat church were
guadiy given notice that there la to
be a lioya' Scout Club organised In
the Dear future, the data to be named
u soon aa a few detalla can be ar
ranged. At the communion aervlce In the
Baptist rhurch next Sunday there will
be 30 membera preaent to receive the
right hand of fellowahlp. An effort
la making to have a full attendance of
the membership of tbe church,
There are aeveral casea' of meaete
at Mountain View, among thoee being
afflicted are the two children of Fran
cla Quinn. and the children of Mra.
Newman. Mra. Newman la also one
caia In Oregon City. '
Rv. C. D. Hyaom and aon, C. B.
EDectnc Tlaeatrc
Tuesday, Wednesday arid Thursd
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to Advertise
merit er honesty for ad-reedsrs.
TKay knew valuee they knew
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Oregon City
Hyaom, who left about a week ago
for Eastern Oregon, and accompanied
by tbe latter a young eon, have been
detained on account of the latter hav
ing come down with meaalea.
(lood Freab Applea are Scarce, but
our Kvaporated Applea taale like the
fresh. 10c a pound at llarrla' Grocery.
Fire Hose Company No. 4, of Moun
tain View; will bold a apeclal meeting
In the Company'a headquartera Wed
neaday evening, at 7: SO o clock, when
Important bualneaa will be brought up
for dlacuaalon. .
Madlaon Brown, aon of R. M, C.
Ilrown, of Wyoming, and a cattleman
of that State, baa arrived In Oregon
City for a visit. He went to Portland
to remain during the day, returning
to tola city laat night.
Nfra. Anna Davie and two children,
who have been vlalt Ing the former'a
parent, Mr. and Mra. J. II.. Baty-ot
Mountain View, returned to their
home In Portland on Sunday accom
panied by Mra. Baty, who will vlalt In
Portland for a few daya. V
The drill for boring wella recently
purrhaaed by Rivera it McGregor, of
the Went Bide, le at work on the pro
perly of I). C. Latourette. A well waa
recently atarted by theae men, but
the drill waa broken, and another had
to be procured.
Harvey Rverhart and mother, Mra.
Rverhartr of Molalla, arrived In Ore
gnu City on Baturday. vlaltlng at the
home of the latter'a eon. George Ever,
hart of Hood atreet. Mra. Bverbart
will remain In 'thle city for a week,
but her aon returned home Sunday
evening. . ,
In order that there may be a full at
tendance of memhera at the prayer
meeting In the Baptlat church tbla
week Thuraday evening every per
son la requested to atudy the aubject,
"The Blind Man'a Creed," and then go
prepared to give one reason for the
creed.
Prof.'B. P8tout haa been engaged
to pome to Oregon City for a three-day
meeting at tbe Uaptlat church and the
meetlnga will begin Monday, March
G. The plan la to have gospel meet
lnga every evening that - week, with
Prof. Stont In attendance three daya,
at leaat.
The Brotherhood committee of tbe
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HASLAM'S OWN SKETCH,
Congregational organisation, bavins In
charge the banquet to be held Tues
day. March 1, will meet at the borne
of H. , T. AvIhod,. prealdeot of the
Brotherhood, Wedneeday evening to
complete liana fr the banquet neit
weak. I'liDa In band Indicate that
Ihla will he one of the moat enjoyable
meetings aver bald.
PEOPLE POINTED OUT,
Mr, A. A. Price made a bualneaa
trip to Portland Monday.
Mra. Francla paold. of Portland, waa
In Oregog City Monday.
Albert Kate a waa a Portland visitor
Sunday afternoon.
Mra. Clint Rutherford and aon, Will
lam, apent Sunday In Portland with
frteuda.
"Mr. Uancroft, of Portland, la In Ore
gon City vlaltlng with Mr. and Mra.
Duaiie Ely. . .
Dr. Murdy, ot.Canby, a dentist or
that city, waa vlaltlng with frlenda In
Oregon C)y Saturday.
Milton Noble, who haa been on the
alrk Hal for tbe paat week, la able to
be around again. -
MUa Sedonla Shaw apent Saturday
and Sunday at St. Johna, the gueat of
Mlaa Bertha Koerner.
Mr. Alexander Taylor, of Gladtld
Ing,' wae among the Oregon City bual
neaa vtaiiora Monday,
Mlsa Letba Jackson went to Came
Sunday where she visited with Mr. and
Mra. Charlea Spaiigler.
Mr. and Mra. Rudolph Koerner, of
St. Johna, were In Oregon City vlalt
lng with frlenda Bunday.
Mra. T. C. Rice, of Jennluga Lodge,
and Mra. Sarah Varney, of Portland,
were In Oregon City on Monday.
Mr. W. J. Gordon, fdrmerly of thla
city, but later of Canny and Tillamook,
haa accepted a position with a print
ing plant In Portland.
Mr. Claire Gordon, of Canby, waa In
Oregon City Sunday, a gueat ac the
home of Mr. and Mra. L. J. Lageaon,
of Twelfth and Main atreeta. ,
Mlsa Nellfo Swafford. who haa been
111 with the grip for aeveral daya, waa
able to resume her poaltlon with (he
Water Collector, EL H. Cooper. .
Mr. Out flchuebet. one of the orom-
inciit farmera of Shubel, waa In Ore-'
gon City Saturday, and waa accom
panied by bla daughter. Mlaa Scbuebel.
Mrs. Agnea Silver, after 'vlaltlng
with her alater, Mra. Roy Wilkinson
for aeveral daya at Vancouver, Wash.,
returned to Oregon City yeeterday
morning.
Mr. and Mra.. Chester Mulro" and
two children. Glenn and Virginia.
apent Sunday In Oregon City, the
guests or Mrs. Mulre aiater, Mra. a.
K. Frost, or Seventh and Madlaon
atreeta.
Mr. Bruce Wllmot and family ar
rived home Mondav. morn I oa from
Southern California where they have
kun antoiirnlna since Beotember laat.
and again took up their residence In
Gladstone.
Meaara. C. T. Toote and W. M.
Wmtth-were-ontt-t'nion-! ill StinJay
taking a blrd'a eye view of certain
uwttona of that country witn a view
to annexing It to the many choice
pieces of farm land which they have
on their Hat for Belling.
Mra. Emma hnHoy, of Ooldendale,
returned to her home after vlaltlng
with her parentar Mr. and Mra. O. H.
Vanlloy, of Mountain View. Mlaa
Van Hoy la In the millinery bualneaa at
Ooldendale and while here aha pur
rhaaed a atock of erooda at Portland.
Mr. Harvey Croee went to The
Dal lea rrlday and remained with hi
family until Monday. Mra. Croaa and
the children are looking forward with
pleaaure to the time when they may
return to the family home In Glad
atone, which It la aald la not far off.
Mr. D. Ouenther. of thla city, went
to Shubel on Bunday, whereTie Tlalted
with bla parenta, Mr. and Mra. Will
lam Ouenther, who have been ill for
the paat two weeka. Tbe former waa
called home In the afternoon, hia
daughter having taken 111 during hia
abaence.
Mr. O. K. Freytag, of Oladatone, left
Monday night for Walla Walla, Wash.,
where he went to attend the conven
tion of tbe Fruit Growere' Aaaodatlon
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LE ROY OSBORN
Musical Comedy Company
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MONDAY nd TUESDAY
The lion Nexf
Door
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By W. R. Siegfried (copyright) i
f ' : : ' CAST...
r Philip Melville So near and :1
yet eo far W. R. Siegfried '
'Jack Wlatar (who make moat 7
" of the trouble) Cliff Laneaater
Mary (a lady who aoruba and
' talka) Margaret Doyle
Conatance Parker (engaged .
to Melville) Mamie Haalam'
Opening Chorua. .'. , , . . .Choru . !
,.Jo- Easy, Mabel, Clifford Lan-,
'f" 1 ' ' caater. ' i
Red Head Margurate Doyle
Let M Have a Kla Until .
Tomorrow. Cora Haalam .
- Final . lEJntlre Company
Entire Change ot pro- ,
gram Tuesday .
THE USUAL KUMF P5CTLT1S ,
, "A CLOSE CALL
BSJgBBjgas-gg
of tbe North weat. going aa a repre
aenlatlre from tbe Oregon City Fruit
io:ice Union, In Clackamaa
..in iv. Tbe r nventon wlU eonvenc
la Walla Walla today.
r- vV. C Green and aon, Clyde,
went to Portland laat night, where
ty attended a farewell party at tbe
home of Mra. Sarah Boylan given la
honor of Mra. George lloyUn, ho
luavce for her home at Redmond, Ore
gon, the latter part of thla week. Mre,
lioylan baa been tbe gueat of ber
daugbtera, Mra. W. C. Green and Mra.
Uyd Wllllama, for three montba.
Mr. Elmer Lanklna, who baa been
connected with the Willamette Pulp
& Paper Company for the paat 20
years, baa realgned, and will take
harge of tbe farm of O. B. Dlmlck,
near Aurora. Mr. Lankln'a resigna
tion will take place Saturday evening,
and he wlIIiuove hia family to the
farm the following week. Tbe Dlmlck
farm la one of tbe beat. In Clackamaa
county.
Benton County frultmen Combine.
CORVALLI8, Or., Feb. 27. At a
meeting of tbe Benton county fruit
growere In tbe Commercial Club
room, plan were made for an aaao
datlon almllar to the Hood River com
bination, and a committee waa ap
pointed to draw up artlclea of Incor
poration. Tbla ta the first movement
made by fruit men of thla part of the
valley toward organization, and It waa
brought about by the unstable condi
tion of the market and tbe refusal of
numerous email growera and farmers
to comply .with tbe requirement of
the Insecticide, law. It waa ahown that
while Benton county growere were
getting only SO and 75 centa a box for
choice applea, Llan county waa get
ting 11.76 and upwarda for the same
quality. ,
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Raising Turkeya.
Turkey hen produce auch a limited
number of egga that It le scarcely neo
eeaary to bring Into use the Incubator
for their hatching, aa the hena them
aelvee can take care of all they lay.
Moreover, the fact that tbe turkey
hena are almost Indispenaable to the
aucceaaful rearing of the poult makea
it an absolute necessity that they
should hatch acme of their egg, ao aa
to induce them to brood tbe poulta
Field and Farm. .
parental Tactica. -4 1
A worried parent ia aomeUhlea
obliged to do eomethlng like thla:
"Pa, what la a tranacendentaliat?v
"Have you chained up tbe dog.'aa I
told you?" "Not yet, pa." "Well do
that, and when you come back I will
tell you what a transcendentaltat la."
While Bobby, waa gone hia astute par
ent dug the needed Information Out of
a dictionary. BlnnlnghamAge-Her-aid.
.
A New York lawyer who haa acted
aa administrator of an estate valued
at 17600 haa finally turned over $750
to the helra. He probably gave them
that amount for tbe purpoee of allow
ing them that be waa no hog.
IT WON'T C O ST-YCU
A CEN
Come and aee thoae beautiful Shirt
Walata in Holmes' Window.
The Amerieen Wosiia.
' The moat spoiled women la tbe world
are tbe American women. No one dl
patea this, oot even the Amartcao wo
man hereett 8be accepts It with com
placency.
But are ' tbe grounda for ber com
placaory JuatlflaWeT ts It to ber cred
it that the man spends bis last dollar
that she may be Indulged; that abe
Occupies tbe poaltlon of a Spoiled oar
ttnf rat ber than aa helpmeet and com
panlon; that ber days vacillate be
tween rest cures and a mad search for
excitement? '
Are not tbe Amerk-ao men responsi
ble for this helpless attitude of the
American woman T Hare they not In
tbetr desire to guard women ' from
every pin prick realty crippled them
and spoiled their efficiency ss asslstsnt
burden bearers
Tbeattitode of the American woman
has become definitely Mvoloua. She
wastes ber abundant vitality on thing
not worth wblls; she bends her keen
mentality upon tbe attainment of so
cial prestige, with Its endlees and life
destroying competition: she recklessly
spa ber strength fa a hundred InerV
factual waya " .-
But her ambition la frivolous, bar
energy spasmodic, and tbe expression
of both Is rotlle. because the objecta
upon which tbey are spent are not
worth while. Why not give ber In
Bight and ber vitality to tbe men of
ber family In their etru-glt for suc
cess 'And let ber mnks of society a
relaxation, "not an object; let ber use It
as a graceful ornamentation, but not
as a foundation
Who la to blame for ao unjuat a alt
nation? Both. Tbs American man be
cause be foolishly shields the woman
from every wind that blows, making
of ber a fragile orchid of botbouae
beauty when abe should be s hardy
garden rose. And the Woman ta to
blame for shutting her eyee to life's
serloua aspect.-for chasing butterflies
In the fair rnrdena of convention day
In and day out. when abe mljtht be
climbing, aide by aMe. with tbe man
to the high mountain top In tbe land
of flhe achievement
Qood Things to Know.
In preparlnB grapefruit for the table
if you will roll tbe fruit before cutting
you will find that It la Improved. It
not onlz, maaea tbe fruit more Juicy,
but loosens the pulp and gives It a far
better flavor.
A convenient broom "holder ta made
In thla way. Take a aquare'of cloth a
little larger than will cover tbe brush
of tbe broonvi Put a hem an Inch wide
In each end and run a tape or at ring
In eecb hem thea all that la needed
td have a broom cover la to lay elotb
ever the broom, draw tbe atiing at
each end and tie.
If all the reserve rorka are too large
for tbe bottle try. soaking one la hot
water, . it. will go eaaliy into tbe-bot
tie snd leave no apace tor air to gat In
Before hemming heavy table llnea
rub hem with dry white soap and nee
dlO will go through more readily
Try putting lemon Juice on rust spots
and then applying- a bot iron If rust
does not disappear try again.
Ooed to Live My. .' .
There Is only one, way to get reedy
for Immortality, and that la to love this
life sod live It aa bravery and faith
fully and cheerfully aa we can. Henry
fan Dyke. . ,
. MONUMf NT FUND BALU j
Dance WIH Take Place In Suae Hall
. Saturday Evening.
.The el volunteer Are com pan lea
ire b?Mn4 a benefit ball for the pro
vd flremm'e monument fund. The
ffilr will take place In Buacb' new
ball Saturday evening, March II, and
In borate arrangemente are being
made. There are committeemen from
every oomnany connected with the
plan to bnlld a splendid monument to
the voluteer Bremen and there I
every reason to believe that the peo
ple of Oregon City will co-operate
with tbe fire laddiee to make tbe first
grand ball a auccesa In every r aspect.
Two Indian Boye picked Up.
Two fnlllAn hv vrninv ittAm tmm
Hie Indian achoo) at Cbemawa, drifted
Into the city Monday evening and
were nicked tin hv Ofrtrar CnnUa
They were given a night lodging at
the city police atatlon and communica
tion will be opened with the achool
toda yto determine what la to be done
wun mem.
CORRESPONDENCE
RCEOLAND.
Grip 1 the order of the day aa near
ly every family haa one or more alck.
A. S. Allen got hurt with tbe atump
puller a few day ago but la improv
ing. Allison Allen waa kicked on the face
by a young colt and bad aeveral
atltchea taken. Dr. Mount ia waiting
on him.'
Mlaa Ada Brock came home from
Oladatone very alck today.
W. C. Paine will bare a raising bee
March 22nd, building a houae.
Some partlea from Portland have
bought tbe eaat half of Neat Smltb'a
old place, and are building a houae.
Gravel ia being hauled for the new
bridge at Fisher mill.
Robert Baber, of Idaho, la vlaltlng
hi parent. Mr. and Mr. Jamea Ba
ber.
Tbe I. O. O. F. will give a hard tlmea
social the first Saturday evening In
March. All are Invited to wear your.
old dadtr and come. The ladlea will
give a hard tlmea aupper; the Red
land braae band will play and there
111 be a program. . All are Invited.
' CANBY. y .
8. K. Brune stopped 1 at Canby on
hia way to Oregon City, where he
went to transact bualneaa. ,
Prl Coleman made a bualness trip
to Portland Baturday of last week on
bualneaa.
Charles Terry made a bualneaa trip
to Oregon City February 25. He In-
tends to spend several daya there.
We are glad to note ttat Howard
Eccles, who baa been kept In during
the paat week with the meaaies, is
again able to be about
Carl Smith made a bualneaa trip to
the city Saturday by way of Oregon
City.
A debate between tbe rartpiace
Hlab achool and the Canby High
achoo! will take place next Friday ev
ening at Parkplace. The Canby achool
Meaartrf
Is to be represented by
Ralph Mandervllle, -George Berg, and
Mlsa Mabel KenKnight
A base ball team ia being organised
ia the High school, which will Join the
County Ueague of High schools.
' Mr. Haln. aouth of Canby, haa a
nine year old orange tree with more
than a dozen fine orangea ripening
upon It. It la a beautiful eight
Mr. Walker, son-in-law or J. L
To-Day
Afternoon and
Eveiang
the Deluge
For powerful ecenic effecta,
thrilling magnificence and
strong characterisation with ev
ery detail of historical anti
quity, thla portrayal haa no com
parison. . Thla la a Biblical drama per
formed 3317 years 8. C, s pic
ture of the destruction of the
world by a flood.
THE GRAND
. "FOR GOOD PICTURES"
5-room house and barn, new, cor
nor lot 60x100 feet, Fall View;
flna view 11100
8-roora house with bath room,' , '
etc., gooa conauion, luin sua
A itn striata rtrnimn Cttv. .11350
Small payment down, balance month
ly paymenta like rent good bargains,
JOHN W. LODER, Owner. .
Stayena Bldg. . Oregon City, Ore.
To Whom It
May
Concern
I am jgolng to clean up or 'destroy
the dlaeaaed fruit tree a of 6regon City
and want the co-operation of everyone
Interacted. , You , may . get apraylng
done by C. L. McQhaney, Fourth and
iaekaen. or by Clark s. Fuge, Eighth
and Folk street. Thoae negleetlng or
refusing to do the work will be com
pel led 'to do eo, ' Anyone Intereeted
please communicate with. A. -I. Lewie,
Fruit , Inspector Clackamaa County,
Oregon City, Route No. I.
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THE PEOP.I -
MASONIC TEMPLE SUILDINO
If you are looking for qu
' a a : f t .
you can certainty una 11
but absolutely first class
Cloarenco Sale of
Ladloa' Cultm
Our entire stock of Ladies'
Suits from such well known
makers as the "Wooltex",
"La Voinie" and "Printzess"
to be closed out regardless
of cost as we need the room
for our new goods. ,
Combs, made his father-in-law and
family a vlalt tbe last of the week.
Mr. Walker la employed by the. Ar
mour packing Company, of Seattle,
and came to take bla wife and Infant
aughter home with him.
leslle Newton, who la attending
Willamette University at Salem, spent
Sunday with hia parenta. Leelie re
ports that he la enjoying hia achool
work very much. ,
Tbe regular aervlcea in the M. E.
church Sunday were well attended.
Rev. C. U Creeay, tbe pastor,
preached on "Prayer" In the morning
aervlce, at tbe close of which . the
doors of the church were open to re
ceive new membera. Avon Jesse unit
ed with tbe church at this service.
The pastor and Avon Jesse sang a
beautiful duet at this service. .The
subject for the evening service waa
"Our Dependence on God." The Jun
ior and Epworth Leagues were also
well attended and the Men's Union
prayer meeting at t o'clock led by Mr.
Fisher, waa an Interesting: service.
Next Sundsy this meeting will be held
at the Norwegian church.
REAL ESTATE.
Tbe following transfers of real es
tate were filled yesterday In the of
fice of County Recorder Williams:
Paul and Mary E. Dunn to Florence
J. Fieldhouse, 5 acres, aectlon 2, town
ship 2 aouth, range 4 eaat; $500.
Paul and Mary E. ' Dunn to Allde
B. Culy, 5 acrea. section 2, township
2 south, rsnge 4 east; 1500.'
John H. and Rosaline Gibson to H.
D. Crary, tract 24, Gibson's subdivision
of tracts 10, 11. 12 snd 13, and west
480 feet of tract a 1 and 2, Logua
Tracta; $1060. .
Bafah A. and William Bowlln to
Tiieckla Bright lot 4, aectlon 26, town
ahlp 2 south, range i I -east, 2.07 acres;
Fred Schneider to Anna Goertler,
south " "6 lot 3rTloctl J," BarloWs
Hirst addition to Barlow; $175.
George B. Guthrie to E. T. Allen,
tract 4. Elk Rock Villas; $10. i
William T, Peabody to S. B. Berg,
lota 7 ana 8. dioce i, uariow; siv.
Samuel B. and Gena Berg to Ber
nard J. Berg and Jamea M. Ertckaon,
lota 7 and a. block 1, Barlow; $2.
Jane and George Newton to Oluf
Benson, land In Barlow; $1500.
Frances Peloid to Robert Bur b
northwest quarter of southwest smar
ter, section 8, township ( aouth, range
S eaat 40 acrea; $500.
Frank Pasold to Robert Burch,
southwest quarter of southwest quar-
'.er, aectlon g, townahlp 6 aouth, range
I eaat, 40 acres; $500.
W. 8. and Elisabeth A. King to G.
G. Parman, lota 1 and 23, block S,
Shaw'a firat addition to Oregon City;
II.
Wants; For Sale; Etc
Kotioes under these classified headlna
will be Inserted at one cent a word, nrsl
trmertion. hslf a ernt additional Inser
tions. One tnoh card. IS per month; hall
ln-h card. M lines) tl per month.
f-h mint ippftmninv order unless on
hss an open account with the. paper. No
financial responsibility for errors; whert
errors occur free corrected notice Will a
minted for patron. Minimum cram ik
WANTED.
WANTED A first class organizer for
Oregon City; big money for hustler;
nn other need simly. Address U.
C. S. 228 Ablngton Bldg., Portland,
Oregon.
. FOR AtE.
FOR SALE House, two lots, tent on
frame and other imnrovements.
Price $250. Rev. Harvey Buck, Nob
Hill, Oregon city.
for SALE Snaca in this column
Sell that old plow or harrow; yon
don t use it since you purcnaaea
your new one.
FOR SALE Rare bargain, 60 adre
farm, $125 per acre, actually worth
$200 per acre; only 2 milea from
Oregon City; suitable for eubaivis
Ion. Need the money and must sell
two-thirds clear. Haynes, 426 Eaat
Harrtaon Street Portland.
FOR RENT.
ONE MODERN 7-room bouse for rent
one half block from Main atreet
Inquire 219 Thirteenth street
FOR RENT Rooms in the Gambrinus
block, the Electric Hotel Annex, at
, reasonable rates. For particulars
Inquire of J. J. Tobln, at the Elec
tric Hotel. These rooms hav-e the
latest conveniences, witn steam
heat, electric lights, and the choice
rooms have running water, both hot
and cold. . ' - tl
LOST.
LOST In Oregon City Saturday, Feb
ruary 25, between Pope'a Store and
. Tanr's butcher whop, small brown
purse, containing $30 in gold and
possibly some allver. Reward -for
return to First National Bank of
Oregon City, . ' s
TEACHER OF MUSIC
a H. DOUGLAS, Violin Tescher; vis
Its or reoelvee pupils, 60c a lesson,
one hour. -J20 Jefferson St., Ore-
; gon Clty. iji i.; a ;J i;:,-f- v rt
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR.
IIARRY JONES Builder and General
Contractor. Estlmatss cheerfull
Ilk t . .
i
GUSrGTOnG
ality as well as low prices
here. We offer nothing
goods.
Cloaranco Caia of
f.Jen'a CuHa
Our line of Men's Suits are
from1 such houses as the
Stein Block Co. and A.
Kirshbaum Co. -This in
itself is a guarantee of the
quality. Your choice of
any suit $ .7,00- ,, tlil ':
given on all classes ' of bnlldlng
work, concrete walk and reinforced
concrete. Res. phono Mala 11L
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONET LOANED We are acquaint
ed wits the value of all farm land
la Clackamaa County and can loss
your money on good aafe security.
Farm loana made one, two and three
years at 7 per cant Abstract a of
title examined. DIMiCK DIMICX,
Lawyers,. Aadreeen Blds, Oregon
City, Oregon.
ATTORNEYS.
O. D. EBT. Attoroer-at-Law. Money
loaned, abstracts furnished, land
titles examined, eetatee settled, gen-
eral law bualneaa Over Bank of
Oregon City.
U'REN A 8CHUEBEU Attorneyat-
Law, Deutscher Advokat, will prac
tice In all court a, make collections
aad settlements. Office In Enter
prise Bldg Oregon City, Orsgou-
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
V. R. HYDE, Abstract Office
Land titles Investigated, conveyan
cing, notary public.
Critics (raraT
OKPETOS COPY
Room 7, Barclay Bld, Oregon City.
DENTISTS.
DR. L. G. ICE. DENTIST Rooms 4,
f and Beaver building. Mala St,
Oregon City. Phones: Home A-198
and Pacific Statea 122L
REAL ESTATE.
7S acre tract good land, no rocks, a
miles from Oregon City, 1ft miles
from O. W. P. car Una. Good fruit
land. Cut Into 7 and 14 acre tracta,
$100 to $225 per acre. Enquire of
D. K. Bill A Co., Room t. Beaver
Bldg., Oregon Cltv.' "
E. H. COOPER, For Firs Insurant
and Real Estate. Let as aandls
your properties we buy, sell and
exchange. Office in Eaterprlee
Bldgu, Oregon City, Oregon. ...
FRETTAG aV SWAFFORD, ' Real Es
tate Dealers, bar choice) bargains
in farm lands, city and nbtrrhaa
homes, good fruit lands aad poultry
ranches. 8ee -as for good buys
Near 8. P. depot
If yon can make bid ; '
to deliver
In a reasonable time
: A I piling '
with 10 inca to.
not lose than 45 feet long,
peeled or anpeelad.
delivered Portland,
Call oa or phona '
B. C. Dye,
8th and Main.'
Both Pbonea.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
MANT ,TIME3 you can buy Just the-.
. article you want )uat aa good a
new, at a email fraction of the coat
of new, if you go and sea TO UNO,
the second hand man.' Hia colleo-1
tlon contain New and Second Hand.
etc. See him; it cost nothing to
Inquire. -
PLEASE NOTICE. . ay
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To Introduce . The Morning 4
Enterprise Into a largo major
.wa . vivsvu
. City and. Clackamaa county the e
management baa . decided to
make a special price for the
dally issue,' for a short Urns
only, where the subscriber ear w
a year ta advane.-'
By carrier, paid a year la
advance, M.Os). . 't w a
By mall, aald a year la ad-
vance, $1.00. . , .
People who cava our canvas-
aer a trial aubacriptloa tor on 4
or mora month, at tea cent a
week, can have the dally dellv-
- ered for a year for $3.00 by
paying a year In advance. -
People who gave our canvas-
- aer a trial subscription, by 4
mall, for four months at a dot-
' lar, may have the paper for a
year for $100, if paid a year la
. advaaee- ...
a Subscribers to the Weekly
e - Eatersrieo- may caasn their
d aubacriptloa to ther Aasiy.re- s
e celvlna credit for half time oa 4
wytha dally that the weekly Is
e paid fa advance. When they '
choose to add cash to the sd-. 4
vane payment equal to a fall
e year's advance pay aa sat they 4 .
v may take advaatage of the $1
e' rate. ; . . , ..1IU t, , ... e
' W make thla apeclal price it
ao that Tfoplm who have v-W e
In advaaco oa asm other eWly
4 and wlaa to Uke the Morales
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w 'P,miiii, an ug BO wlUBSJtK W
w too craat expense. . a
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