Dolnijs In Kdbbllvilh*. „O regon S hort line ahd U nion P acific I I KAINS 10 Illi I AM DAIIY I' ii II iiimii »I mik I m r te«v««« |»F.I*oT « III« Mil» NIK 1 X 1 l*«U»ll, .. mi 1* M hally. n IN 1* i*.. « (HI A X| 1 '<• 1 1 X V l»t II ftl'OK AKK FLY KN M I nr i H-ti tn lVa«hllitft«iii, Walla «Valla, U-w I «In ti, < «nur d‘ \ I«' ih * a ml <«r«*al N«»rl limi |ailnt • vri.AMir F.XI’KKNN l«»r th« fa«! 'In Hunt I IIMlnlt a |.*. I* M ball) 7 I’. A M bally. iMiHTI.ANb KIOOM M> « \l fornii I« m al |HiintM iM‘tH««-n Illg«« an«l l'..ril. n*l » 1‘. A M ball) «.ml* M Pali) III VEH Ht'HEIH'I.E. K>l( AM « »HI A ami a m I* M way |*«4iitk, i i>nm*r 11 titf i u Ith ni» Him r for 11 w a » •< h ml Nori h Hi ndi, Munday. ► I« nm« r llakkalo. Akh kt Mat unlay Hi uu !* M d«n k ( a nier |a-f ) *. «•• I* M l*all) . *. < |t MUhda) Well Kitl.l.itvlll.t is going to have a d.M'tor, for la* it known we have not bin I Il d.s'tor »Ince the dentil t.l the Imm-llted |ii» k Htandpiit. There wn» a mail mid ii d.s'tor for you! We will never I's.k upon In» like ugnili, but this young feller wliut hits l»-ei. in our mid»t may !»■ awl rite, no one i nn tell. Ile I» a ria l dip- iomy d.M'tor, wlcli i» ugiu him. Them diplomy d.a-tor» mo»tly run to »|»»'ial itiiw, mal what we want i« a nllaroimd d'K tor, gi»»l on ho»»eu, ulo ap, swim* or h>n(»> cldckeiiN ami |>eople. And one wliat can pull t.-cth, mid ha» hi» own tong«, to do it w ith mid not have to l».rrcr the pim lier» from the alu»-maker. Till» teller may Is- awl rite, I ho|»- »o, lor we Head a dis'tor awful bad, and next month there will Is-a lot of cum *» lor hiui. A wool to the wix i» uutli- cient. This feller'» name la duck Koff- up, which i» u g*»»l nume for a dis tor, a »ujjestive umile, not to »My a limite conductive to long cr.sldit» mid slow pay. He is boarding al the Bunco bouse mid may Is- »aw al eiiuy hour of the day or nite.—A. Bennett in The Halli'» • lptimi»t. Al the ( hdutduqud. M ir . Gordon nn«i flaiiKht«*r Edith and M tm , Etio*ry itfi«l < hil«lr«*n I oiv «? return** p«l Iruin » Iwfpwpfkf' «>uting Mt iilud- »iHiit* Park. It wn« rnjoyMhh* Mtid Hilt OAYTON. Or«* A ;•> I* M 7 <■» A M ...»«« ‘it > ami Yamhill, ball) bally itiNtruclix«* to m H. ftls« r )M»lntk. Aah »t . . . . d«M k (w at« r ja r ) Murnla ) Mumia) Th«*rr x%»*r«* m I m » u I 257 ramp*. Thr attendance a mm 2.7 mm >. H r la-uiktoii. Idaho, ami way |adnl» from targt'Ml daily Il ' I «ria, " a»h Thr c I mmmtm wrrr aril at tri»« Iti I. thr ha«> Hl|a«ria • ft» A M «»r U|a«n arrival t f .»Hi No 4 dally • • |*t Maturila) Phyairal < ’ulltirr C’I mmm I im v iiih an attend* Aitivi* ltÌ|mrla < I* 'I .dally «**«*4*|»t Krida) an«*r «»f 2Ó0, In thr I iov ' m <*I mmn Mark I'irket < Hin «*, Thu<1 Mini U HftliÍHtfton. Emery won th«* third prix«« for reraiving T«*it*|»l»«»ilt* Zlatin 712. (’. W. Kllllg«*r, a r««rUiin nutnÌM*r o( (MHiitM in th«* dii* « ity Ticket Agl.; A. L < ’ruitf, ‘ «« ti« tul frn-nt ganim. i hvy air *urprtM*d th*«t ruMM«*iig«*r Agl. more do not tak«* th«* opportunity to « camp at thr ChMUtMii«|ua an«l g«*l the tM*n««fit ot th«* ontintf, IrrlurrM and X« * »t w ar«1 Hakt a aid <*I mmm ? m . Thr hi tur«* by th«* |MM*t*M«*<>ut, I* XI 1’ M AM « M I* M A M ( MptMtn .hu k (’rawfoni, wmm **nj«»yr r* X«.. « l.v Ar No 1 No II No 7 0. K. « N. « IN « IN a |A FOKTIAIO » h yp • ft 3»• ” « ;IN ft 1« IM I » • a r« The new M. E. Church, which wan i ii riiTiitly «l«-tiK«*r» ar«- «Km lh«-lr organ xx i II mmjii I m * i 11«*« i. Thr coinplrtv l»Ull«lllig haw H Heating capai'ity of liUU, all of whom can mt «* him I Oil. TIIIU'I <•» Tit»*» I'ttlM« T«> h«*ar the »¡iraker in comfort. Th«* Tim »' IK KAKT I'r... 1» . live Ira». Irr» dr.lrlns li.fortnalh-l. »• kitch«*n in <*<|inp|M*d with modern con* to th*- l«*w»-»l rat« • ail«! I** r«»Ut«*» ar«* III* If« d venirne«*«. I.. rri.|»>nW Yrwtrrday thr ladle« of thr churcii Third si re. I. Furti» nd. ’In- had a wry miicx ’ ì ’ mmìu I t«*a in th«* l«*agu<* J f I.IMIIHKY. T I’ A . 1« Third »reel. I*i>rt r«joni, a Inch for thr time Itring umm lauti. tire . . . Illi It ll|t.MI*nS !•••• ■ ntn r <«• nt < >■! turimi into a conifortnhlr «lining room. inali HullilltiK. Seattle. W*a»h K«*x«*r«*nd Farmer and hi* l«>yal !«••«»• pl«- ar«* to I m * congratuhit«i| u|M>n th«* completion <»f mo comfortable iind con* wniriit a place of w«»r*«hip. Since the coining «»1 l>««ct««r Farmer, a little «>v«*r a v«*ar ago, over aixty new member« have l«rt*n H«l«h*d to th«* Newport. Saqulnn Bay, Brritcnbiish church. Hot Springs From All S, P. and C. ft E. Points. THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL Choice ot Routes to Chicago, Louisrille. Memphis and New Orleans Reduced Summer excursion Rates Gn and after June I, lf*»l the South­ ern Pacific, in eonntflion with the «'or- vallis A Eastern railroad, will have on aiilo roundtrip tieki-ts from points on their lines to New|»»rt, Naquins anti lietn.it at very low rate», good lor re­ turn < tetola-r III, 11KMI. Thr..... day» ticket to New|»>rt and Yiiqiiina, g<»»l going Saturday» and re­ turning Monday», are al»o on »ale from all East Side point», Portland to Eugene hicltlaivc, and from nil West Side |»»intn, ennliling |nsiple to visit their families and s|»'ml Sunday at the seaside Season tickets from all East Side point», Portland to Eugene inelu»ive, ami from nil West Side points, tire also on »ale to Ihdroit nt very low rates with »to|»over privilege» nt Mill City or any |»dnt enat, enabling tourist» to visit the Snntinm and |lreitenhii»h Hot Spring» in tin1 ('uscaile Mountain», w hit'll enn I»- reached in one day. Season tickets will I»* good for re­ turn from nil |»>iuta until tietoia-r III. Thrce-day tickets will be go.»l going Saturdays anil returning Monday» only. Tieketa from Portland and vicin­ ity will la* gd for return via the East or West »ide at option of passenger. Ticket» from Eugene mid vicinity will lie gotsl going via the I.elinnon-Spring- field brunch if desired. Baggage on Newport ticket» checked through to N'eW|a>rt;on Yiupiina ticket to Yn- ituina only. Sunday excursion» to Newport on the «’. A E. will begin .lune 10th or 17th mid run every Snndiiy thereafter, leaving Albany at 7 :.'H) a. m.; leave Corvallis 8 a. m. S. P. train connect with the C. A E. nt Albany and Corvallis for Yiupiina nml New|»>rt. Trains mi tlieC. A E for Itetroit will leave Albany at. 7 -.M a. in., enabling tourists tn the Hot Springs to reach them the name day. Trains from nml to Corvallis connect with nil East Side trains on the S. I*. Full information ns to rates, time table», etc., run I h > obtained on appli- ention to.I. C. Mayo, Hen. Pa»». Agt. C.tlk E, K. Ho Albany: A. I.. Craig.«». P. A. S. P. Co., Portlmid, or to any S P. or C. * m . laat Tues­ day. after one of those 25c ftp 60LDDUST Have von wen Brake* new delivery wagon? It'» a dandy. B<,rn—To Mr. nml Mr». Mitchell la»t Friday a big buuiu ing girl. Are you going Camping? Mr». Pinckney is keeping l»»>k» for her lnisi.and, J <' Pinckney, tlie Monta- villa contractor. We have all kinds of Canned anti Cured Meats, Relishes, Catsups, Etc. GIVE US YOUR TRADE : : : WE WILL PLEASE YOU We have the best on earth. Chas. E. Blake & Son, 1«>1 Ore. I. T. HOWITT EXCAVATING, CONCRETE GRAVEL. AND TEAM WORK Rock Springs Coal, $8 Per Ton Taking two tons or more. Dcnlera in I’hone, Horsten Eust 4153 Base Line Road, MONTAVILLA, ORE. ♦ ♦ THE ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS 1>. Me Mille»n. Soft Drinks, Fine Confectionery and Ckjars I 'l-? J y K POP \ \ 1 LKiyzAAl BY THE DISH. PINT, QUART OR GALLON Cold Boiled Ham, Cheese and Bakery Goods Fresh Fruits, Salads .Made to Order . . . . TWEKT A VAXCE BCII.D'U, + 113 Base Line Road, MONTAVILLA, ORE. The Montavilla Meat Market GILES BROTHERS, Prtprieta lot«* on Hiblairil »Ju- el to «• . R. 'I' ser, There are still a numls-r of fine the slab wisal man, who has come to gardens untouched by the town cow. »lav. Mrs. H. B. Dickinson wa« elected a Mr». R. J. Hutchcroft, wife of Yam­ member o( the nominating committee hill's big hop merchant, i» visiting her of the Mother's Home Training Associa­ parents Mr. ami Mr». J. A Peckham. tion. WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF Fresh and Cured Meats, Sausages CHOKE COUNTRY PROOUCE Delivery to any part of the city. PTABii“A View of Present Life charge of tlie Howitt camp, and Mrs. from Beyond the Grave”. The girl S hilling is cooking for the men. choir sung'‘That will lie Glory for Me." W. P. Hiatt will move his family Mr. nml Mrs. Kellogg ex|»ft to move from Forest Grove next week. into their new house at Thirty-fifth and Mrs. D. W. Butler of East Portland is Flanders this week. visiting with Montavilla friends. That picture in n |»‘aeh all right.— Miss Jennie Tower of Vancouver is makes your mouth water to lis-k at it. visiting in Montavilla. Ask to see |a'Hchen at Met'aslin’s. Mrs. F. A. Sweeney is visiting her IzHiks gooti enough to kiss. That ■laughter, Mrs. Geo. Oman, al Fort milkmaid in the picture at McCaslin's. Stevens. WANTED—A second cook for hotel Mrs. M. Woodruff returned Sunday of alsuit .'HI boarders. Wages, |ier from a week’s outing at Ocean I’aik. month. Mrs. Isiuis Helming, Trout- A. W. Livingston of Montavilla has dale. Xlotitn villn. - - (k K. Howitt & Co. ut the l nion Box <’«»., while searching J. S. .-iiMti i» l>u«y running a wagon A numls-r of j»-r»on» who keep cows for Sloan and Metzger, who are now have received notice that their dairies much at home ill their up to date will be inspected by tliecity officers. butcher »hop on «Hand avenue ami The improvement and widening of B um Line. Villa awiHie in not progressing very F. F l*hilli|ai, the confectionary man. rapi«llv. A nuirilier of prominent riti- ha» a happy »mile th<-»e day». He xeiiM who have pro|«erty interewta are r< |»>rt» busine»» increasing. willing to give five feet but not ten feet as requested. Iu<»t Monday any for damages. in touiteen years. The unfortunate family row growing out of the chicken and cat trouble, in Mr». .1 W. Il.u.k f«d» well jiaul for coming to Oregon. She is still gaining which three peoples were arre»ted, was disjMmed of by JuMtice Shreve, by giving in health. tin- parties a common sense lecture, dis­ Mr. Gil*on,of Council#Bluff», Iowa, missed the cases and assessed tbc cost to was a recent guest of Mr, nml Mrs. the complainant. Huok. Mr. A. B. Jensen is recovering from Bicycle bro's. ? H<»>k, the Montaviila an attack of typhoid fever. machine man can fix it. W. P. Dickinson, father of Attorney I*reeident O. I*. I’utt», of the harm-»» If. Ii. Dickinson ha» lea.-»»l his farm on club, re|»>rt» tlmt institution in a the Section Line Ibsul and will make flourishing conditio, . »i«l Metzger is this place hi» home. He will build a one of it» mo»l enthusiastic member«. cottage on lot» in Montavilla. with fer 15c.'* Ever eat ripe Olives? Mi». Mury lledortha in »laying with Mr». Miti liell lor a time. accepted a |»i»ition Bank of Portland. m K b ( “If that’s so, I’ll go with you.” Iley. V\ . tv. Shuler, 104 Mianerstreet, recently of lfa>lcliffe, Iowa, in enjoying the c>»>| nights of Oregon. He is a loyal mendier of the Montavilla M. E. «'liurcli. u> Base Line Road, Moetavilla W. R. MOSER DEALER IN SLABWOOD North Montavilla on O. R. & N. R. R. Full measure guaranteed. store. Leave orders at Aylsworth’s Phone Tabor 189 Cor. Villa Ave. & Hibbard Sts. Plo-iri Served k|ivery Saturdays and Sundays bigin Irp ice Crpflm cream promp| of prjvale Orders CAKES, PIES, COOKIES, BREAD, FOR SALE Short Order Counter, Meals, Private Board, Etc. A. E. Herman, Base Line Road. • MONTAVILLA. OREGON • the Citizens The Villas crossed liats with the Jewellers last Sunday on the Mansfield Hum mid Eggs for breakfast? Yes, grounds, and the ornamental workers were sent into retirement by a score of Butcher lias them, nice ami flesh too. 4tl to 6. Six innings did the work. Frank Ryder is painting his new res­ idence. Montavilla Lodges Miss Nora Lambert who was quite ill is riqsifted slightly convalescent. SHORT LINE TO Blake & Son’s have moved A. and E. Ehlers are doing tlie tin­ ning on the m-w Frank Ryder residence Montwvilla'» uuininer .'«.»In» lm» on Broad street. I'ommeln'isl umong the numls-r lewving J <*. Pin« kn«*y recently flubbed a lire Frank Willard nml family, who left m«Mb*rn hrt n de­ Barringer, M. A. lightful time. Montavilla Camp No. 87, W. O. W. Roy Quick ami family have gone to meets every Monday at «hit! Fellows’ the mountains to enjoy a few days’ va­ Hall. J. W. Higgins, Consul Com.; G. Johnson, clerk. cation. TROUTDALE, LA CAMAS and WASHOUGAL FERRY tins Johnson is painting his hand­ Villa lxwlge No. 124, I. O. O. F. meets every Saturday night at their hall, cor­ some residence on Broad street. ner Villa avenue am! Broad street. D. Cured meats of all kinds at Butcher'». F. Hooker, N. G.; R. Thompson, Sec. tlrplin Ridieccn Isslge, No. 81, install­ Montavilla Circle No. 400, W. O. W., ed tlie following otlicers at its last reg­ meets every Wednesday night at (kill ular meeting: Mrs. A. I.. Hopfier, N.G.; Fellows’ Hall. See installation notice Mrs. Clara Hopper, V. G.; Mrs. Maude or officers. Gilman, R. S.; Mrs. A. R. Hayworth, Orplia Rebecca Ixslge, No. 81, meets F. 8.; Mrs. G. W. Evans, treasurer; A. I,. Ilopiwr, R. S. N.««.; Mrs. «». second ami fourth Thursday evenings Bryson, L. 8. N. G.; Mrs. Rose MeKis- of each month at «Mil Fellow’s Hall. son, R. 8. V. «i.; Mrs. Jones, warden; Mrs. A. L. Htqqier, N. G.; Mrs. Mamie Gilman, R. 8. Mrs. Sarah Goodwin, I. <«. Phone or leave orders with Harlow, Blaser & Harlow. Large Gasoline Launch Makes Round Trips daily from Troutdale | HIVKK EXCVHWIONtS A MI’ECIAUTY JEAN LARSON, Captain, Troutdale, Oregon Miss Nora Lmnliert who has been quite ill for several weeks, is reported , , . . sow v improving. southwest corner of Broad and Olney -«cwt», on winch is situated Wood- ' want’s Hall anti a nine-nsint dwelling house It is untleratood that the con­ tinent the heaviest real estate deals maile in Mpntavilla took place last Tues- dav when F. A. Sweeney sold to L. B. French, of Grass Valley, Oregon, the »¡deration was «14,000. Mr. French has made arrangements with <>. E. t al ter to look after rentals of the pro- I perty.