M0RN1WQ ENTEnpniDS, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1911.
The Game Won
now he the boys' clothing trade won. it
. Suv for us because we carry the Urfest assort
iol Ws' su,,s ln our city- No truWe to lit
? hor bere. Brin him In and -we will show you
w'l "pleasure our new spring stock. A look is all we
2$ to convince you., Sunday today, notice our windows-
.,
0 ..... Suits $2.50 to $10.00
BATl BALL AUD CLOVE FRIE WITH EVERY SUIT
j. LEVITT
'" Suspension Brtdgs Corner
bricker wT.o Support family,'
romlMt te Pay 20 a Month and U
. Rslsaaed.
( barles Brlcker baa obtained bla rsi
la from tbe county Jail by ralalng
120 (or tha aupport of bis family, wbo
llva kt Oswego. Bricker was area tad
on March 4 laat, and Judge. Campbell
parolod blm, upon condition tbat bs
would pay 20 a month to hla wife
for bcr aupport and tbat of tbalr children.
Iirlcker failed and laat Saturday ha
waa again taken Into cuatody. Tbla
eummary action frightened blm Into
obtaining the money.
ABI ATTELL HAS HIS OWN
TROUBLES.
ft m ATTRACTS
IMMDTOCfflf
BOTH PERFORMANCES WELL. AT
TENDED AND MANY SEE
STRET PARADE.
,
The at reeti of Oregon City were
thronged with people on Monday morn-
LOCAL PRICrS
a Mia W. B. Jonea, of Kl
nd ' ;,on City Monday.
KJl.f waaln Oregon
yurday. . m
jS- rhll.lr,'.r. HI with
' .. ..r Portland, nsssed
5,1 ,or.-n tlty Saturday.
pDUli.r llata at ropuUr Prlcea,
m P, (lol.lHmlth'a. v
. Mr. Weldm-r, or neever
rre In city Monday. .
fr'and Mi- A. U )". t Kldo
ttr '
fjH, ttpmiKlar. of rarua, waa in
1, niy Monday.
i " .lir Km at avrtnst
k ..... M. I
-..Novell lee UK Mimoery every
... .i Hlia ('. tioiusrau
ST.. i.i.h unit 'ion. fSWn. of
lie IUII. " ,n troa C,,jr B"
Lata ' .
fu. .nd Mr Able Gulntber ap.nl
Way Mr rMr,-v K
tMsboer.
I .rM. WflMiiiandel and William
JZ Z t arn-. w-re In Oregon City
'itrdlf.
... .-a tin Fred Rrixson, or ur
" . . . ... . .,1.1.
nutdl minniiv
I. .LI.
Wink, of New Kra, waa id ini
Uroa BuntV " ' Mrt
orert.
H.arr lrnt.linh and daugntrr, or
- .i.i l..HJj a alaak.
City Hurtday.
ui r.llih ru li'naore. oi i or
..h -HiltltiK hi-r parent, Mr. and
in. I 8. roi" "'"""'''
u. .. ir Cheater Inaeep, of
MkLi, atM-in rtiinday at Oregon City
viih the fimi r mmner, aire. v.
rurl HilllnKr anent Saturday
ItWSandiy lth hla alat.T. Mlaa Helen
loQlncer w hu la a tluueiK oi ine ra
Miia N'urit't'p Hickman and Harold
Jtifford. h were delegatet at the
IXMIat Contention held at roreai
itt, return. l home yeateraay.
Mr. ud Mr Cheater Inakeep. or
tMiinii Hi Hundav In thla city
(be ("i iniT a father, Mr. H. O.
terp.
1 1 fhnrlt M tioltlneon left for hU
kirn irin SiimUv and uimid RT
(1.
the forroera mother, Mra. A. (iold
amltb, of Kourteenih atreet, and other
relative. They will remain In Oreaon
for about two weeka.
AHwn K. Kront. furnmun of the Ore-
gun City Courier, leavea thla week, aa
a delegata to the 4iriiral Aaaemhly of
the l'reahyterian Church, which will
convene at Atlantic City. N. J. Mr.
Froe? Iiefore returning to Oregon City
will vlalt hla old home at Oberlln. He
will aiMi vlalt Ohio.
Mra. John Jncohium, who haa been
III for Mveral monlha, Ifift for Coberg
yeaterday morning, where ahe will
join her hualmtiil, who haa been ap
pnluleil atntloti MKcnt of the Southern
I'Mi'lnc ('oni)Miiy. Mr. Jacobaon, after
leaving tbU city went to Wood burn,
but he waa recrntly promoted to the
poalllon alXoberg.
SHERIFF EASY MARK
- FOR THIEF AT CIRCUS
MAN WHOSE BUSINESS IS TO
LOOK OUT POR EVIL DOERS,
LOSES BUGGY ROBE
Abe AttelL the feutherwelyht
champion, baa bla 4 rouble.
Able, claiming tbnt bla ahouldor
went back on blm, fought a
draw with i-'raukle llurua In
New York! recently. Now aer
eral crltlca are not certain tbat
Attell waa hurt at all. Koine
aay he did It for effect; othera
awear It waa on the level.
I'orullar poalllon A I tell la In.
H. be knock out an olncnt
with a punch they aay lie waa
planting euckera; If b em the
limit and Jual IihIih bla nmn
they aay he atulliHl; If It la a
very rloe go and he barely
nrwrti bin wny to win tbrf any
he la planting be bird, In the
moth holla for a future date.
f Able certainly geta It yolng ami
coming. Attell U now appeal1
Ing on the vamlevlllo circuit aud
will not enter the ring bkuIii for
als month.
Wftxler'a property, toward tha new
depot - . ' :
It la Tikely they kept going rather
than attempt to get back onto Mais
atreet again. '. Later t developments
prove tbat after a round about trip
they took a boat homo from tha 'Tav
ern" and let their feet bang over
board all the way down to Portland
In order to wash the clay off.
Rumor baa It tbat a new harper
shop will be opened next to tha post-
office. . ,'; : , ' . '
Berg Wins Insurance Case,
J. B. Berg, a mVcaant of Barlow,
won the suit la tn Circuit, ooart
Ing, many of tbem coming for miles Tburaday, Inatltutad aaainat him by
from different aectlona of the county
the atractton being tha At Uarnea anl
mat clrcua.
Sidney Oordon, agent for an Inaurani')
eompaoy, Berg gave hla nota to Oor
don for $160 for tha flrat payment of
.7 . . . .. I life Inanranoa nrm1nn hut claimed
ever viaitea here, ana nom auernooni- -- m7, V nii-a.
and evening performancea were large
ly attended. It waa yap day at the
mtlla and almoat alt the men employed
there attended,
Ttu 'parade atarted about 10:30
o'clock, but owing to the rain it only
went aa far aa Fifth Street, and many
who were waiting below that atreet
were dlaappointed. It la cuatomary
for a parade to go tha length of Main
Street. Tbera were two goood bands,
caged Hons, one In which rode a wom
an trainer, while In the other waa a
man; leoparda with woman trainer,
clown, and as uaual the elephant
brought up the rear.--
The show presented In the big tenta
he thought ha was signing an applica
tion for Ineurance. Judge Campbell
decided .the caaa In Berg's favor.
-4tMM Mt4
Stealing milk from a baby la one
thing and ateallng from the aherllf la
quite another. The tnaa of a valuable
buKgy robe by Sheriff Mane, of Clack'
amaa County, Monday I a coae in
point. '
The aherlff atatloned four special
deputlea north of town where tha At
O. liarnea trained animal ahow waa
performing, hnd Monday afternoon he
drove down to aee how hla aeelatanta
were progreaalng, bitching hla bora
a convenient fence poet. After mak
ing the rniinda, he started to climb
Into the buggy to return to Oregon
City, when to his aatonlibment and
chagrin, he discovered hla buggy robe
had been alolen. Investigation failed
to d I mover the inlawing article.
"There 'a a atory for you," said tha
aherlff.
CRACK GOLFER IS COWING.
Pater Gannon, an Argentinian, te Viait
Thia Country Seen.
Teter Uantiou, the young Argent,-,
nlan who hold the amateur golf chain
ilouable of France. Italy and Aua
trla, will pay a vllt to Canada aoou
and alao make a detour to pluy In the
American amateur rbamplouablpa on
tbe Apawauile con rue at ItyeN. Y.
The atrenglh of C.nnnon'a gome can
be Judged from tbe fact tbat In tbe
French ehamplonahlp he beat Hrokarv
wbo won all bla matches agnluftt tbe
Oiford and Cambridge Golfing society
when that body vlltedthe United
State.
In the Itallnn cbamplonahlp flnnnon
defeated another atrong American
amateur In K. 8. Knapp. who carrtee
tbe heavy handicap of plus als and
wlna competition from It. on the
Home club's con me at Agua 8anta.
here the champlonhlp of Italy Is
played. . '
M00RE IN GRAND SHAPE.
Mirabe.will be accompanied by his
silitera. who will make their borne
'hikia dty.
j rnnk Chnniiilon and William AvI
a left on Monday morning for Mo
iili, where Hiey will .. spend two
Iiwkion the Avliton homeatead. They
rUiprad mm h of their time flahlng.
TkMuui Hiniiott went to Mllwau
rlt ModiInv, where he joined Mr. and
,irx Htrlow, who were chaperoning a
arty of young iieople to Troutdala,
Wt they Ment by auto and apent
'te y.
I hreral vouiik lady "biker a" of this
y rnl to New Kra on a walking
upedltlon on Sunday afternoon. l)w
imotbe rain In the avenln;, and not
eta prepared with wraps they wre
Ikft-4 to wait until tha evenln train,
rrtrlni borne at 9 o'clock. .
Mr. and Mr. Charlea Goldsmith
jwrlvad In Oregon City on Sunday
.torn Sacramento. Cal., and will vlalt
-The Silent Watch."
i
Phlladelohia National' Star -Twirler
Ditplayina Wendcful Form In Box.
Enrl Moore, the star pitcher of the
Philadelphia Natlouula. la one of the
best "coma-backs" we have In base
ball. I-aat year be made a greatabow-
lug and was ciaaaed aa the secona
beat twirler In the older organisation.
This year he Is off to s floe start and
a baru run ror me inriiui i"",i.
Moore'a aUe and siel. not to speak
of other effective fuctors of hla dellv
ary. make him a very formlduble fig
nre'on tbe mound. '
Moore made bis debut In tbe big
leagues with tha Cleveland club sev
s . is
GRACEFUL M00ES.
Pee Afternoon and Evening Wear !
0ry1HTrt.rU Gay and Picturesqua
Tbe new fuuliudx w lili'lt ure el
leiiHlvely ued wr mure la-nuilrul and
vai led I him ever befi.ire rolkii dots
and all over effect mi plniu crouuda
are aeeu iih well arf ibe Umleret mien
The piim-lpiil colina me in.u k bbil
white, blue and while- and white and
hnt we're nltcbed In tbe northern part I black
of the city aero the Abernethy bridge I One of tln mo Mipulnr niHieriiilir
waa excellent. Tbe animal were well for wuiaiM h i oMou iiiHriiiieile. wbb b
trained and those attending "got their , , eVery wny excellent for ibl mw,
money'a worth." The peanut atands . (, .,tUer uiue nor o readily
a well aa tha red lemonade ana siae nJ () -ji-juiariy ofi mid liecnmlnif.
enow rcrivpu .ucir aiior ui V"""-I m.trm, limn the Kl O'er W ) le ma
I lartnla.
Salad green W one of tbe new colors
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. I for simple atreet coat u roe,
-W. B. Tull et al to H. B. Perlne, lot An adaptation of peasant modes la
aectlon 11, southeast quarter or uen Jn every department of dxessraak-
outh west-quarter' or normweai quar
ter, section 11. towmibip 6 soum,
ranun t east. 40.60 acres; I10U.
Handv Land Co. to W. B. Davles, 101
block 17, second adition 10 rsanay
175.
Snndv Ijind Co. to W. B. navies,
IhihI In Sandy: nultclalm. 1
Jnna M and Oussie M. Will to
ChrlMtlan and SelnerAndersen, 6 acres,
lowimhn 4 south, range 1 east; 139".
r.eoraa B. Carter to uerma J. war
ier. 13.75 acres, lownsmp I mvuiu,
rnnce. 2 east: oultclatm.
mi Hood Ind Co. to it. r. ti an
aud F. E. Black, unaiviaea one-nan
imerem In northeast quarter of south.
west ouarter. and north half or sonin-
.mI onsrler Of SOUtnwes quaner,
Section 6, townahlp 3 south, range 5
east. CO acres; fio.
crank Adama. administrator to Wll
Ham T. Hawklna, southeast quarter of
northweat quarter, aectlon 11. town
ship 4 south, ,range 3 east, 40 acres
11 nun
Anna Perr-t et at to uernara mikc
east half of west half of northeast
.... .. half of northeast
quarter! section 4. township 2 south.
uma a ..if niuiciaim.
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Anna Perret t Iflo Max Migei.
hair or west half of northeast
nuuri.r anil BOUineaKl (limnri
M, ........ --
northwest ouarier. necuoii i.ivmi.-
shin 2 south, range 4 east; quitclaim,
MILWAUKIE.
F. D. Lehman who Is putting up a
new fire kiln to burn his tiling, win
hui-naflur tiiirn nil.
iio la hul d na- a ery suosianuai
urnace and when completed, will add
UWAUKie.
"A Band ef Forger.'
-c3VkbUP6:si9.
THREE IN ONE
Bed, spring and cotich called sanitary
couch. Wc will sell on account of
otcf stock for
$3.75 y
gggmj " '. ..
FRRND1 BUSCH
furniture ond Hardware
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Photo by American s Aoclatkn.
BARL MOOttB, FH1LADBLMIA HATIOHALS'
aT TWiHtaa
oral years sgo. Us agreed to work for
$8 a week. After being with tbe club
two wecka he went to Manager Ar-
fftwiiie and said:
"Mr. Armour, when I algned for $8
a week I wax.unJt'r Impression
tbst you would pay my board .while
tha team waa at home."
"All right, Karl: I'll Increase your
salary to 112 a week."
Thla waa highly satisfactory to the
young man. Two years Ister I was
flinging them over ior w"i"
91 Rm for tha aeaaon. His arm went
back on him. ana ne was mui w
minors. A winter's real 01a nim -world
of good, snd he msds such s fine
showing the following season that tbe
Philadelphia club signed mm.
Tha mnvln nlcture show Is a thine
of the past,, having 'gone to the wall
for want of patronage. 1 00 oau.
The streets are so muddy tbe school
children sre everlastlnglyjrpasllng the
mayor, contractois and Vdrjuncilmen.
Very poor Judgment was ahown ln-tak-
lng away the wana in irom ui
old Evangelical building, before ready
m itn an vt hint. '
ui,. all tnha of this kind, main
strensth and bull headedneas, seemed
to be tha chief characteristic. irrenirc-
tlva of what the long aurrenng puonc
had to put nj with.
But s MiiwauRie s popumiiuu
. 1 ( 1. a vw ITnalurn
mniiitf i:erman aim iia ..
namesake, aha has to no noiea iu
something (In this case not beer)
.h.ra.iritie of the German, she bad
to go at her street worg "nina siu-
before."
i a amiislna to see two, up-to-
date, hobble skirted females from busy
Portland making tun or our mu.u,
...1. Thuradnv afternoon. Tbe last
seen of them they were wading ankle
deep In mud up Washington street by
Guentker & Sc hul t z e
CLOSING OUT SALE
: ,,.,hlJ- . :: v,
All groceries at half price. Sale begins Wednesday,
' May 10th, 9 a.m.
Come Early To Avoid Tne Rush !
COMING SPORT EVENTS
v.i. .nn Pannavlvanla will row
two mils race on tbe Connecticut river,
Hnrlnirflald. MASS.. May 13.
avi. h- noahan fN. T.) grand cir
cuit meeting, Aug. 23-25. nine 11000
early stakes bars been arranges
Dan O'Laary will manage a alx day
heel and toe walk at Indianapolis the
r-ah Of JUnS 13- -a" Virnvm -R
-,tin. 81.000 will be distributed.
James Braid, n.rry Vardeo, George
imncan and J. t. isyir. -"'""-'
..-i- nenreaalonal golfers, sre com
.vi- nntrv this sesson. They
will compete In the nstlonal open tour
f VS!S' ".
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A FTERyoti pot your n
jTa meal on the table, ji
next
just
sit down and consider the lay
out for a moment. Ash
yourself earnestly, "Have I
got the greatest value for the
money spent on this meal?
IF
Yotf Botfgfit Yotfr Gtocerlea at this
only one answer can be made
store
you have dona all that a clever houecwife can doyour meal
la the nearest approach to perfection that Is possible In a
nasi. But onlv the best aroceries the kind we have bulit a
reputation for, can ASSURE you of this.
Try some of oar leaders and become a regular user
Best Butler, 2 lbs. SOc
Full Cream Cheese 20c
tioffee "None Better 46c
Highest Quality Tea pound 79
Seeley's Best Flour sack S1-M
Canned Sweet potatoes, Pre
ferred stock grade -20c
J. E. SEELEY
CORNER 9TH AND MAIN STREETS
F. H. Louis Blane
C. Class
C. Rlttenhouse
O. L. Smith
Walter Glenandt
C. D. Smith
Frank Wilson
Wm. Boyer
C. O. Rlnehart
August Bolle (2) .
. Alex Beaton J
C. Boener
O. L. Witberall
K. C. 8wart
J. Rhlnes
acw PBASAirr own.
. li.
Ing. This gown uiumraies one m.
departures. The full lengtn rronx pan
el. accentuates tbe length of tbe figure.
Blouse and aleeves are cut in one. ins
costume la suitable for formal or in.
formal affalni. It waa maae or.au
over eyelet embroidery.
JUU1C CUULUbl.
Thta May Manton pattern la cut In elsea
for a thirty-four, thlrty-olx. thlrty-eiani.
rorty. forty-two ond forty-four Inch but
measur. Bend cent to thla omeo, gly
Ing number. XI. and It will bo prompcly
forwarded to you by mall. If In haete
tend aa additional two ceni .i"'e
loiter pte. which tnuro mor prompt
Sellvery. .
EXCURSION
FARES EAST
191 1
During the month of May, June, July,
August and September, on dates
ahown below, the .
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
will sell round trip tickets from
Oregon City Via Portland
as follows:
TO
FARES
S 73.00
, . 60.50
. 60.60
. 60.50
. 60.60
. 60-50
. 64.40
. 60.50
'64.40
110.00
109.00
70.60
108.00
Chicago
Council Bluffs ........ -
Omaha l'"
Kansas City i.
St. Joseph
St. Paul
St. Paul, via Council Bluffs ....
Minneapblis, direct
Mlnneapol s, v s Couno I Bluffs
Boston
New York
St Louis
Waahlngton, D. C
SALE DATES
May 16, 17, 18, H. 22, 2 24, 25, 27, 28
and 29.
Juno S, 7, , 10 12, 16, 17, 21, 22, 28, 29,
and 80.
July 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, S, 19, 20, 26 27 and
28.
Auguat 8, 4, S. 14 18, 1, 17, 21, 22, 23,
28, 29 ana so.
September 1, 2, 4, 6. S d 7
StojMere within llmlta in either di
rection, final return jimn
October 81st. .
For fsres ens wsy through Csllfornla
Inquire of any Southern racmo
agent, or write to
WM. MeMURRAY,
General Passenger Agent
Portlsnd, Orsgon.
'';.. '" . -
C. R Relllng
Fred Hogg, Jr.
Otto Hogg
F. T. Relllng
John Straight
Wm. Ettera
B. M. Short .
Chas. E. Hepling
F. H. Oldenberg
F. A. Jones
Jamea Monger
Gottleib Zunnl
8. Glasa
A. Richardson
A. Bolle
W. E. Boerner Joh reeison
J. S. Moore John M. Davis
H. Rudolph Hana Kran
A. Kruger K. J. Yahnson-
P. M. Murray A. Flaherty
Frederick Hupp- frank Bowers
mann F. W. HUDDarq
field. Concord Station. Bids to be sub
mitted to A. C. Arnold, Clerk of tha
School Board or C. W. RJsley, Chair
man, MUwaukie, Oregon, Route No. 1.
We reserve tha right to reject any or
all bide." Bids will b received up to
Monday, May 15. 1911. .
WANTEDrYou to know mat we buy
all kinda of Curios, tbat wa are m
tbe market for second hand. Furnl-. -...
tura and Toola. We also nave a, . .
good assortment of second hand
Furniture and Toola on hand for .
aale to those In need.' Coma anJ.
sea; perhapa we have Juat what you
want Indian Curios and: trinkets
for sale cheap; soma that are very
unique and alao Tery rare. GEORGE :
YOUNG, Main near Fifth atreet
Karl Schaffer
M. L. Smith
J. J. Walker
L. Furgeson
W. M. Holshu
H. Himler
H. Huerth
C. H. Gray
T. Prenscnon
J. Rlttenhouse
City Treasurer's fsfotico.
Notice Is hereby given that there are
sufficient funds ln the treasury of
Oregon City to pay all outstanding
aeneral fund warrants endorsed
Drior to July 28. 1910.
Interest ceases on the date of thla
notice. Dated at Oregon City, Ore
gon, May 9, 1911.
M. D. LATOURETTE.
City Treasurer,
H. Lubbing
M. Dietrich
J. H. Barnett
8. J. Jonea
John E. Smith
J. P. Serres
Mike Genshelmer
C. A. Mann
A. Rtgga
E. E. Barnett
FOR SALE Eight cnoica ounums
lota at a bargain In uiaasione. en
quire at thla office. . - '
BASEBALL
RECREATION PARK, .
Cor. Vaughn and Twenty-fourtn sta.
VANCOUVER
va.
PORTLAND
May 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
Game Begin Weekday at 3:30.
Sunday, 2:30 P. M.
LADIES' DAY FRIDAY.
Rov Under 12 Free to Bleachera
Wednesday.
Notice of Application for Liquor LI
eenae.
Notice Is hereby given that Mane
Erlckson will apply to tne county
Court of the County of Clackaman
County, Oregon, on Wednesday, 7th
day of June, 1911, for a license to sell
t yiiltuous, vinous ana man liquor uu
fermented cider, commonly called hard
cider, in less quantities tnan one gal
lon, at Clackamas Tavern, In Aber
nethy Precinct, said County, inia ap
plication Is based on tbe following pe
tition therefor.
MARIE ERICKSON.
TO the Hon. County Court of Clacka
mae County, Oregon.
Gentlemen:
We. the undersigned legal voters,
residing In Abernethy Precinct, Clack
amas County, Oregon, hereby petition
your Honorable body to grant Marie
Erickson a license to sell. In Aber
nethy Precinct at Clackamas Tavern,
spirituous, malt or vlnoua liquor or fer
mented cider, commonly known aa
hard cider, in lees quantities than one
gallon. It being understood that Bales
shall only be for use with meals and
not at or over any bar.
. names.
-rotr-sAtc-
FOR SALE Incubator and two Brood
ers, good condition, sio ior j
H. Mattiey, 7th St,
RANGES Overstock of Ranges, new
and second hand, cneap. j. ti mo
tley, 7th St.
CLOSE IN 4 lota facing Madison Bt.,
irrand view.' very cneap; .
Terras. CLYDE A McRAE,
Main 8t, Oregon City.
1003
FOUND.
TAKEN UP Three Jersey calves.
Owner can have same oy pajiB
for paature and this notice. R
McCllntock, Oregon City, Oregon,
R. F. D. No. 2.
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR.
Geo. McKlnnus
C. R. Llvesay
Wm. McKlnnus
L. McKlnnus
Eddie' Himler
Joseph Melndle)
Names.
E. Rivers
Ed H. Furgeson
L. Himler
J. H. Dunn
P. C. Praeger
v. v mine
r' tl TlailfhAV. Jr. B. Lillle
aim Case Alfred Ladd
Chaa. Waer
F. A. Wallett
J. C Plence
Frank Ferguson
C. E. Smith
Wants, For Sale, Etc
Kotlceo under the c!lfled headmsf
will be lneied at on cent a word, flrot
Inoertlon. half a cent Additional Inaer
.1... . int. rard. 11 oer month! nail
Inch card. (4 line) 11 per month.
r. w ...... .mimuii ordar unleaa one
i... aeoount with tha paper. . Na i - . . . . f fm-nTt-IJW. Money
i n-anonalbllltv for error; where V '. . . i-v.
orror occur freo corrected notice will be
printed for patron. Minimum chare Ho.
WANTED TO RENT A six or seven
room house, not on the hill. Address
this office.
WANTED.
GIRL WANTED Girl for general
housework. Experience not so im
portant aa willingness to learn. Ap
ply 1006 Main atreet, Oregon City,
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Good wages for right party.
Call at 414 Water Street or phone
1501. .
WANTED Blda for School Build
ing, School District No. 28, draw
lnga and speclflcatlona may be ob
tained at tbe realdenca of J. R. Oat-
HARRY JONES Builder and General
Contractor. Estlmatea cheerfully
given on all classes- of building
work, concrete walka and reinforeod
concrete. Res, Phona Main 111.
ATTORNEYS.
Wait. Abstracts furnished, iana
titles examined, eetatee settled, gen
eral law buslnesa. Over Bank
Oregon City.
U'REN A 8CHUEBEL, Attorney s-aW
Law, Deutecber Advokat, will prac
tice ln all court, make collections
and settlements. Office In Enter
prise Bldg, Oregon CUT. Orogon.
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FREYTAO A MONET, AeeJ. Estata
Dealers, have choice bargains In
farm lands, city and suburban
homes good fruit lands and. poultry
ranches. Sea us for good buys.
Near 8. P. dapot.
. H. COOPER, ror Flra Ineurance
and Real Batata. Let us handle
your properties we buy, sail an
exchange. Office ln ' Bnterprtss
Bldg., Oregon City. Oregon.
John Holland -P.
E. Porter
Thoa. Hlmmler ,
W. H. Smith .
M. Everett
T. T. Psnkey
J. W. McAnuIty
Theo. Huerth
j, o. 8mlth
L. Im Smith
A. E. Daggett
W. U Daggett
W. W. Smith
H. D. Maraton ,
M. Rivera
W. K. Rauch
C. C. Lake
L. E. Comba
Frank E. 8mlth
Geo. E. Marshall
B. R. Case)
E. 1 Chase
K. a. Patterson
wm. Msnn
Fred Hogg
F. V. Monger
C. 8tralght .
C. A. Caseday
N. Adama
F. F. Fiaher
W. Jetke
O. A. Oldenberg
Aug. Boll 4 . . .
1& VI li' XJ vJ
Per c-h e r o n S t al 1 ion
WILL HAKE SEASON AT
Oregon City, in FaKiieVs' Feed Barn
Pfflidr(V. Sired by Polly, first dam, Vf JST"
reaigrCC: alinc Color,oUpplbAywWelbt WOO pounds.
TprlTK. To Ininrs r. with foal $12. Slnfl i serrfct . J8. SWi
I CriUS: M 110. jo iflsnro colt to rtAnd and xrCt $15. Crt
wmbtUkeVu proTent .ecldent., but will not b. recjn.itle
Thonldoccur" Ifmtre 1-romoYed, sold or traded, mo.y bo
comes duo st once. , , .. . V J . '
; G. W. Boyer, Owner and VLczz-i
oament at Chicago June