Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914, December 11, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextMON T AVILLA NEWS IltMS LENIS WOMAN PASSES Mia* Town.ley an ordained Baptist AWAY VERY SUDDENLY MOUNT SCOTT . near the de|ait fur < packing plant or other induatry. Look llua up, lell your friend, ami help lia-ato an induatry Imre Mr and Mra. Clarence Irish hav* to add to our payroll. Rev. J E Wulf* of Eagle Creek, re moved into the Nchiill* cottage on Main cently from Oklahoma, an evangellal of street. large experience, preavnsd last Sunday The Bull Run stage brought down a morning and evening in the Methodist church to tiie great uelight of the large full list of passengers on Wednesday, audience, that attended The church N. P. Co|« ami family who have I wen la cun.iderliig the advisability of .enur on tiie Webb farm for the past year and ing the assistance nt Reverend Wolfe In a|ieclal uuvtinga iu llie near future. a half, will move to Woodlawn. GRESHAM LOCALS minister, will deliver an address at 11 race church Thursday evening. She is The W. O. W gave a whist parly at | Mr*. F?**ie McCullom, V.G.; Mr* B. a clever speaker anti the tneaaage .lie Was Wife of Rev. Henderson, Duke's hall on Wednesday evening. : Husted, Sec.; Mr*. Maud Ihirnall. tress. bring* ia important. He aura to hear her Former Pastor Evangelical The Crescent Club held their regular Mis* May Good* and her brother Her The lent* band gave a dance at Wood- huainvaa meeting, followed by a social Church of Lents. bert went up to Monmouth on Friday to mere hall Friday evening. on Tueaday evening. attend a Normal reception. The mailcarrier* of thia district met Albert Rockwell and cousin, Mr. Tur The “Fidelias" will entertain the Wor»l came Wednesday to friend» oí in Ihike's hall Saturday night and held ner, spent a lew day* with hi* sister, Comrndry Club on Friday evening. The convert by ilie Tal.ir Concert Fphraim Dewey of Portland Mrs. Ph. II. O. Ilendersuii, former parlor of ths a banquet. A program wa* rendered. •..... |>aiiy in Hie Orange I,all tonight Mr* Arthur Geisler, last week. E. J. Quillinan, special agent for the Evangelical cliureh, that Mrs. Ilemler- IWwey of Glendale. Ore , wsrs guests of promises to 1« very line. I lie prn . a John Hillier and bride left for their Ed Thurston is auothvr man to come Beaver State Merchant. Mutual Fire •on had suffered death from heart fail their sister Mrs. Crow recently. nave lawn reduced to the usual popular home in Euclid, R. C., Saturday night. I down town wearing the impressive ex- Insurance Association, visited our sub ure at 2 a. ni. Wednesday morning. Mia* Mabel Goudy of Bremerton, price, and a large la m til will go to Ilia It going by boat. pression of pareuul responsibility. It's urb on Saturday. He waa more than wa» the saddest news that has reached Wash., visited Mra. L. P Maiming and | Gresham reading rtaun Arthur Magner ami wife, formerly of pleased with the activity a* well a* the lent* for some time. Mra. L. D. Howard last week. Mi»*! Harvey Myer* of Arleta, a pupil in • $DI. Seattle, are al present visiting Mr. the 6th grade, died ol pneumonia last Ada IHvis, the youngest daughter of beautiful surroundings. Cum» again Mra. Henderson and her huatiand liv Goudy participated In the launching id Higher a father and mother livre. Saturday. ed at I«iila several years and her very the "W. B. Kennedy" at Portland. | W. 8. Davia, is reported very ill at her and help boost for ua. Cliss. Merrill overhauled "Chemical Meeting* are in progress in Hie Free 1 No. I" this week and pul it In tire light- Mr*. Thorpe of Rockwood visited with ' horns in E. Portland. Once I had money ami a friend; I amiable diapoeition and active assist- Methodist ehureh al Damascus Damaaeua in in charge ehante '“«•'••I* N»w earns <m with your fire church at Mrs. Darnell Saturday. Mr*. J. W. Brock is spending some loaned my money to my friend. 1 asked am« in the young |«ople'a sis-iety, the Methodist department l*<y* I A surprise party which wa» not a »ur- time in Spokane, Wash., visiting her my money of my friend and I lost my Sunday School and church work gave of Rev. S. F. Pitta, aaaietwl bv Misses I A numler of Gresbamllo* attended her a large acquaintance. She was a Griffith ami Cullwrtson, Th* msellngs. Madame Norrliea’a recital In Portland pri»e wa» given Frank and E’aye Ray »on, W. F. Brock, who is there on money and my friend. talentml musician «ml took an active are well at ten. Ini ami the interval la business. Thursday evening, among them F. W. M. B. Hill wm called to hia long home burn at tbeir home on Friday night. Field house and wile Some forty-three young people gathered ' on Monday a. m. The funeral services part iu almost every religious service goad. and social event in town. Nhe waa ad John llamlln and family have muv«l HERALD AND WEEKLY OREGON T. C. Hensley of Troutdale was in in and a good time wa» had until a late were held at the Methodist church iuto th* house adjoining the laikery, IAN—Npwcial price, till Jan. I, $1.75. Thuraday afternoon and waa largely at mired by all who knew her. She waa hour. The Rayburns »re al way» able town on Tueaday on huainvaa lie runs ; Regular price $3.) Holier! Hitums la moving to the flick- to gi-e their friends a good time. tended. The burial waa at Dayton, Or. the picture of g»»*! health and waa pos- the only gaaolinv wood .aw in thia |>art Inssni place In northeast Gresham. seaaed of a happy dlepoaitiuo and her of the country, The Lents Eureka lixlge of Rebekahs I A. N. Searle haa gone into the real Wbal alsiul the market day proptial- loss will be felt by her Mt. Scott friends H. M. CHITWOOD held their regular meeting at the hall in | estate business on Villa ave., having put Joseph Jone* of Portland waa a guest tiouT tlllier tuwiia are prorti11tig by thia as keenly aa if she had Iwen a memlwr Nashville on Friday night. Mr. and REAL ESTATE and EMPLOYMENT up hia own building. He ia on the S.K. of hi. sister-in-law, Mra. Crow, Sunday pro|Mwiiioii. of their families. Frost, rain, fog arid sunaliiue— make* . corner o( Ttllh at. Mrs. Adams were given the degree It riivtl. W. |*. has installed new freight gra*l old Oregoii westher The funeral waa held Friday at I p. m. Ue have It Farms a Specialty being election night, the following oflic- : A Bazaar will lie held by the Imiiea from the Evangelical church and the truck, at lirvaham and Linnemann for tills Week. er* were elected ; Mr*. Hayworth, N. G.; j OFFICE AT ARLETA, OREGON Aid taciely of the Methodial Church, burial ceremonies were conducted at greater convenience in handling freight J If. t'halker, the real estate Uiati, Dec. 16. Fancy article* suitable for Multnomah cemetery. Mr. Henderson T. L. Anderson of Powell Valley wa. *o|.l the llorge, farm ol Ito acre* al Eagle Creek, rvesnlly to Preston Ilnar, Christina» prevents will lie on »ale. may leel assnrnl be lias the sympathy a Herald caller on Wedncadav lor lli.rao. A famous physician ha* made the of every friend in his sail bereavement. Ralph Sheperd haa purchaaed two lot. ' Mi»s Ntella Alexander weait last w< ck statement that one of the chief cause* in Thompson's addition on which he! to lleimistim where she held M-rvur* of ill-health is the ceaselesa talking on Holiday ami reiurnc.1 home on Tur«- will build soon. Death of Louis ( rec. <hty. and thinking about it. F. B. Stuart and T R Howitt A Co Fairview, I»ee. IO—Louie Cree, who Wm. Welch la in town today, Foe scalds and burns, raw potato is arc in the Held with Itwti calendar.. to see you Billie passed away at Good Samaritan hospital invaluable; serai« (be potato aud apply Mra Anna Allen baa sold one of her Gresham tircaham es|ieet* ripn-l. lo to tackle thè the rrack at midnight last Sunday, wm born in luimeiiiately. Nebraska nine years, five month, and cottage, in Thompson's addition to Mra. Muli nomati Addinoli l.o.tI m .II tram m» Saturday altenroon on thè Imme fichi. Mr. Harold Swafford of Oregon City, ' a*> *f thrw skqte M*<rv or utaautiaas at tkr rates aaaed CUI NtlCi ■»nui I met eighteen days ago. He had spent the Smith. The la.ya are in fine trini ami rapecl lo ' rendered a Hue whistling solo at an eh" American Boy............................................................................. $2.15 t$ ■ Bert Thomas. who haa liven very ill male a gm.l .liowtng greater part of hi. life in Fairview, Tliev ,.y thè American Carpenter and Builder.......................................... 3.26 3-fit) , tertainment given iu Woodward hall where he was known as "Buddy" by recently, ia much improved ami able Io Molinomeli leda will kuow tbey Sere • American Magazine................... ‘ 2.26 2.30 recently. in a Imiiiiall nani, anvbow. everyone. Hia bright, sunny disposi lie around ami twelve tiie congralula- American Primary Teacher........................................................ 2.35 2 5U Jov Pateneamle la no*aevociated with Now Grace church needs more room. tion won lor Inin many friends Commoner 2.3D The tiona of hi. numerous friend, on Ida re 2.50 A Daw.éti in ti., drug bu.lucaa In Collier's Weekly.................................... 6.00 Our suburb is growing; let each one of little fellow was a patient sufferer for election aa a ''city dad." 6.70 Grc.liani Cosmopolitan. ’........................ 250 u* do our |>art to make it oue of the best the past three months, the last two hav S. B. Johnaon offers a aite on Ida land Cosmopolitan. Outing, and Success .400 6.50 (irl th«! habit- Ibid thr Want Ad«. one in the city. ing lieen Spent in the hospital, where be Cosmopolitan. Outing, and Review of Review* 3.00 8.50 Tiie Presbyterians will soo.i erect a underwent an operation for appendicitis Cosmopolitan. Review of Reviews, and National ..... 4.50 6.50 Catholic Columbia 3.15 3.50 new church building in Hibbard's add from which lie never really rallied, al Catholic News 2.13 2.50 Mr. Bowman, brother of J. D. llow-1 though at the first of last week lie war Daily Oregonian...................................................................... 6.75 7 50 man of Meridan street, passed away able to sit up and it waa hoped he would I»aily and Sunday (.>r<-g<>nian s..«> 9.50 Weekly Oregonian i Special; 2.00 3.00 very suddenly on Monday morning recover. On Friday he was taken very Daily Telegram .’> ?:> 6.50 while on a visit here. He leave, a wife ill and suffered intensely until the etui. Daily Journal.............................................................................. 5.50 6.50 The parents, Mr and Mr*. C. K. Cree, and child to mourn his b«s. We ex BARGAINS IN MEATS Sunday Journal...................................................................... 3.50 4D0 are broken hearted over the loss of their tend sympathy to hi. family. Daily and Sunday Journal..................................................... 7.50 9.00 Semi-Weekly Journal i Special i 1.76 3.00 Buv Red Cross stamps and use them •on- An older brother and a younger Daily Oregonian, Review of Reviews................................ 8.25 10.50 on every article that goe* through the sister survive him. Daily Journal, Review of Reviews..................................... 7.00 8.00 Funeral services were conducted at mail and thus help the Visiting Nurs*. Daily Telegram, Review of Reviews.................................. 7.50 9.50 Association in their campaign to stamp the Methodist church at one o'clock on Daily Oregonian and World's Work.................................. 9.25 10.50 Daily Oregonian. World’s Work, Review of Reviews. 10.75 13.50 Tuesday by the pastor, Rev Cressey, out the "Great White Plague." Daily Journal, Review of Reviews and World’s Work 9.25 12.50 The work on the Gy mnasium is pro and interment waa at Pleasant View Daily Journal and World’s Work...................................... 8.00 gressing. The Hne weather of the past cemetery. The public school children Delineator............................................................................. 2.50 The few weeks has helped and seven car;«n- attended the funeral in a lanly. Delineator and Everybody's.................................................. 4.00 Delineator and World’» Work.............................................. 5.50 pall-liearers were: Frank and Perry lets were working Saturday. Delineator. Everybody’*, World's Work, Country Life n.oo Miss Kurtle, a promising contralto of Nharp, Perry Dolph, Carl Hchraui, Earl I>eline*tor, Everybody's and World’s Work___ ____ 7.at Portland, was heard at the new Y. W. Washburn and Dudley Stull. Delineator, Everybody's and Outing................................ 7.00 C. A. auditorium on Monday evening. '1 Electrician and Mechanic...................................................... 2.50 She leaves for Europe Dee. 14. Everybody’s, and World's Work...................................... 6 00 AIMS Everybody'», World’» Work and Outing ............... 9.00 Farm and Fireside........ ........................................................... A. I„ Martin of Aim* desires that we Farm Journal, 5 years i Special > I $2.23 inform the public that be ia not the cor JEWELRY Good Housekeeping.................................................................. 2 50 Wanted, For Sale, Lost, respondent to The Herald from that SI I. V E R W A R E Harper's Magazine...-.............................................................. 5.50 Found, Etc. place, and we willingly do so. Ho far WATCHES.Cl.OCKS Household Companion . .................... a ......................................... 2.50 s Ladies’ World, Farm and Home. Good Literature ._ 2 H5 aa we know Mr. .Martin haa had nothing TOILET ARTICLES PIG8! For Hale Thoroughbrsil i * Ladies’‘Home Journal............................................................ 3.25 AT CITY PRICES ' to do with our correrpondence at any Poland-China. Prue Inar in service. ' CAMERAS. ETC. McCall’s Magazine < Special) .......................................... 2.00 Webb Farm. Phons 168. • time— Enrron McClure’s...................................................................................... 3.00 McClure's, American, Lincoln Portfolio ("He Knew PIGS for aale. See ('baa. Cleveland Lincoln," Steel Engraving of Lincoln, Lincoln Let large Assortment, Choice Variety . Yamhill Patroos Prepare Io Entertain Gresham. ters, Lincoln Check. Life of Lincoln)............................. 3 50 PRESCRIPTION FILLING 5.50 Best Quality McClure’s and Success ( Special).......................................... 3 Oo 4 00 Foil HALE:—About IOO potato sacks. Next State Grange. McClure’s and Current Literature ................................... 4.50 5.00 Enrpiire al Herald office. Watch Cleaning and Repairing CHEMICALS AND McClure's, Success, and either Review of Reviews, The general State Grange entertain f ine Engraving Gone ATA BARGAIN—45 cords live abler Suburban Life or St. Nicholas.......................................... 4 50 eoo ment committee, appointed by McMinn wood. Nee Mr*. I. McColl, Gresham -| McClure’s, Woman's Home Companion and Success 4.00 MEDICINES 5.00 ville Grange No. 31, P. of If., and coin- McClure's, Woman's Home Companion or Success, ! posed of Worthy Master Milt Richard Highest price paid for fresh cows ■ 5 50 and World Today................................................................ 4DO stationery ; of ALL KINDS Modern Priscilla, Pictorial Review, and Ladies' World 2.85 3.50 son, W. H. 1-stourette, J. D. Baker, Zurtlurh Bros., I-ents, Ore. MAIN ST GRAND CLUBBING OFFERS The WAVER STATE HERALD nith Gresham Meat Market : : Hams 15c, Bacon 16c. Lard Gresham, Ore. Want Column Drugs a 8 b HOLIDAY GOODS Í : : 1 F. W. FIELDHOUSE National, McClure’s, Woman’s H<w=e Companion or Success. ................................................................................... 4.00 National, Cosmopolitan, Review of Reviews................... 4 50 National Grange.............................. .. .................................... .. 1.75 Normal Instructor..................................................................... 2 25 Oregon Agriculturist.................................. ............................. 1.75(3 Outing........................................................................................... 3.00 Outing and Success.................................................................. 3.50 Outing. World's Work and Delineator 5.00 Outing, World’s Work and Everybody's 5.23 Pacific Farmer...................................................................... 2.00 Pacific Monthly.......................................................................... 2.50 Pacific Christian Advocate ........... 2 75 Pacific Homestead ................................................................... 200 Poultry Journal........................................................................... 1 50 Puck............................................................................................... 5.75 Review of Reviews. .................................................................. 3.25 Review of Reviews and McClure’s .................................. 4.50 Review of Reviews, McClure’s and Success ................... 4.50 Review of Reviews and Country Life............................... 5.50 Rural Spirit! Special > ................................................. . 2.25 Review of Reviews, Cosmopolitan and World Today.. 4.50 San Francisco Weekly Examiner ....................... 2.50 Scientific American................................................................ ... 4.00 Success Magazine..................................................................... 2 15 Success and McClure’s............................................................ 3.50 Success, Outing and Review of Reviews.......................... 5.00 Success. McClure's and World Today.............................. 4.00 Success and Current Literature.................................. ........ 4.50 Suburban Life.............................................................................. 3 50 Sunset, Road of a Thousand Wonders i Special) ......... 2.00 Sunset, Review of Reviews, Woman’s Home Com panion, Road of a Thousand Wonders......................... 3.75 Technical World........................................................................ 2.75 Vick’s Magazine........................................................................ 1.90 Woman's Home Companion and Current Literature.. 3.75 Woman's Home Companion, McClure’s and National 4.00 Woman’s Home Companion, Review of Reviews and McClure's................................................................................. 4.50 Woman's Home Companion, McClure’s and World Today ........................................................................................ 4.00 Woman’s Home Companion, Success, McClure’s, Re view of Reviews or Outing............................................... 5 00 World’s Work, Delineator and Everybody's.................. 5 00 World’s Work, Outing and Delineator ................ 5.00 World Today! Special > ............................................. 2.50 Youth’s Companion, Review of Reviews...................... .. 4.75 Youth’s Companion and Suburban Life ......................... 4.75 Youth’s Companion and Pacific Monthly...................... .. 4.25 UHENHAM 5.75 7.00 2 50 2.50 yrs $2) 4 50 5 50 8.50 9.00 300 3.00 2.50 2.00 6.50 4 50 6.00 7.00 8.50 3.00 7.00 3.00 4.50 2.50 4.00 8.50 5.50 5.50 4.50 3.00 7.00 3.<XJ 2.00 ‘5.75 5.50 7.00 5.75 8.25 7.00 8.50 3.00 6.25 6.25 4.75 We have hundreds of other combinations that m ight s luit you. Write and tell us what you want and we will get it, but we only I fill orders where 1 The Herald is included. If your time is not up on The I Herald send in < anyhow and have your time extended. In ordering, write carefully the names of papers or magazines wanted and amount due on them. If they go to separate addresses, the address should be written after each magazine Use plenty of room, don't crowd the paper The cash must accompany the order. BEAVER STATE HERALD, ORKHHAM, OREGON. * Mr*. Emma Galloway and Timothy CORDWOOD, FOR HALE : Brownhill, to commence prefiaration» Uv*. $4; dead $3 Delivereii in Gr**h- All sound. Phone ’ for the entertainment of the Oregon am and Troupial*. Immediate delivery , State Grange, at McMinnville next May, Farmers 2H1>. Frank Gu.tafeon, Grealism. (52 met in that city at the office of Timothy FOR KALE — 10 to 100 good breeding Brownhill last Friday and sleeted officer* i as follow»: Milt Richardson, chairman ; ewes. T. R. Howitt A Co., Gresham. I Timothy Brownhill, m-ervtary. After a FOR 8ALE — Pi gw and Hhoat«, How general diacuMoa of tlw ways and means and Boar. All ragiiiterrd Poland China. (58 1 of entertainment for the State Grange It J. G. Cbido, R. 8, Grraham. LENTS. OREOON was decided to appoint a flnacial com- Dealer in Pip* ami Pump Fit- WANTED—Thirty, 40 or fill ar'rvs in Hinman A Har lure*. Sheet-iron Work. •••••••••••••••••••••••••e I mittee, which upon motion <>t Judge cultivation to lease. j Galloway was done, consisting of the fol ris, 1M-41 K. Yarnhill, Portland, Ore. 52 eo years ' lowing: W. T. Macy, E. C. Apperaon, Those desiring tn sell or trade property Powell St. Gresham. Ore. EXPERIENCE in eastern Multnomah county, call P. P. Wright, Mrs. Emma Galloway, and *1 either of our otlice*. W .■ C. C. Murton. This committee will la- have the buyers. giwn charge of the raising of D m * ihivs - AYLHWORTH - EPTON CO. ! "ary fumls for the entertainment ut the, Office* J 718 Chamber of Commerce Grange. ami end of Montavilla carline I ► It was also deciiled to ask the co-oper (M| T rade M arks UARtlKN* ■■I.OWKP ation of the Yamhill County Develop D esigns NOTICE — For "Our Standard Rem f C opyrights A c . J. H. HOSS ment League, the Commercial bodie* of Anyone tending a ek«IH) and daaerlptlnn may the county, and the Walnut and Btsister edy,” address, M. Rickert, l«nts, RED. quickly aacortain onr opinion fra« whether an Phone I4X Gresham, Ore. Res. Cherry and Wiasibine invention it probably pat an tab l< Communlra. clnlis of McMinnville and Yamhill coun- No. 1. tionattrictiyeonfldenUal. HAN0800K on Patents streets, Reservoir Park Send money •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦••♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦è tent free. Old eat aaeney for tern ring patent a. iy- order for 200 day»' treatment, $1. (51 Patentt taken tnronah Munn ft <x>. rectiv« I The committee has deciiied to arrange rpez-u^ nofUa, without charge, in the ••••••••••••••••••a I for the largest and most enthusiastic CHOICE DAIRY I AMIS W,. |„v,. meeting <rf the State Grange ever held. son e choice dairy lands in Lincoln | Plans an* under way for the running of county at very low figure. Co«» in and A handtomely I Hurt rat ad weekly. Jarrett efy. eolation of any aeieritiflr Journal. Term» |3 a special daily trains from Portland to get further information from ua II. M. year; four tnontba, |L Bold by ail newtdralert. J. E. Metzger* Prop. McMinnville during the sessions of the Chitwood, Real Estate Office, Arleta, Hurrriwor to H. W. Kmrrjr State Grange in thia city. Also for prize* Oregon. Branch Office. 825 F RL. Waahington. D. C. Lorin DUtuncc Phon« Craehsai Ara to 1« awarded for tiie beat competitive Farmer 147 01151111}, UN, STRAYED — 1 red and white spotted degree work. These cornjs'titions will ••••••••••••••••• be ojien to the drill t»-arn of every Grange heifer, IS years old; one black and , in the stab-, who, it is hoped, will im one reel calf, 10 months old. A III hts I ia offered for information. mediately commence to practice and en reward ForHADDI.EH, HARNESS and ALL A. G. Hchantin, ter into competition for them. In order Phone Farmer 233. IIARNEHN ACCEN8ORlF.fi (50 i to ^facilitate tiie latter movement it lias Cleone, RED. 1. ^SPECIAL OFFEP/W l»cn decided by the committee to secure —FOR BALE Mu**s *• v«n* S.e n.M.M, A trial wflj « if tsMaible tla- use of the big Exisaiition LUMBER— All Xlnita Rrpalrln* qulokl, de**, At Htraus Lumber Com|>eny'a Mill, building in McMinnville, thereby pro OUST LARSON. Prop., Graafiam I.umlwr of all aorta. viding ample rr«im for ail team work, east of Kelso. Prtítc¿n«jÚM SSgsitl ÄÜ» fia««» I T kpl*ndM : OwU*. a U m vari«- and all who can make It convenient to Frame, Hiding, Flooring, at Bargain ; »• kwib» M Tanwtl*« I« Ail. rates. Call or write for price*. •CAKAMTKF» T fUkil attend.—Pac ific Grange Bulletin. Wrtt9 Menton thia Paper. Htrana Lumber Co., Boring, Ore. POSTAL CARDS MT. SCOTT DRUG CO Tinner and Plumber: P atents Expressing, Draying Scientific Jtmerlcan. Livery .Feed & Sale Stable • MUNN 4 Co.”"--— NewYcrk H SEEDS» I!L Gresham Harness Shop J SEND 10 CENTS Ir, Ik w ralaakla k irHa all üo«t U m Baat »w rtM* at (Mat*. Haata* *M. i kiv.ledta. j •Z c O^ co MPAN y feCUTS^ Hil i-. Fascinating Pyrography. 150 page illustrated catalog No. 2, free. Wisslard, Clarke A Co., Portland, Or.- FOR HALE—Good second-hand organ cheap. Call or phone Mra. L. P. Man ning, Gresham. (51 C. H. LANE Representing the J. R W atkims Manic al C ompany GRESHAM, OREOON FOR HA I.E — Three good rows, fresh Hemld and Weekly Oregonian, Spe this month. 8. F. Pitts, Gr**b*m. (50 cial pries Ul! Jan. 1, *1.75.