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About Oregon courier. (Oregon City, Clackamas County, Or.) 188?-1896 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1895)
'ry.'Hitfswt ,,1 - t t.t,wt t, wi wwsr--- LOCAL EVENTS. Baitiht Uiiuiii'ii Dkiic.tI"N -Tin- V,ut ltm.ll.it rlinri-h which Iihh l'n enlarge! and rebuilt " Ui't It li practically a nuw atrueinru, wait dolicBt ed Sunday morning. Ituv Itoluiid D Grant, of I'urtluiid, pmauliml the eer rnon, tie paatur of tho MutlimliHt ohiircli of thin c'lv, H.JV 0. SykoB, anil Hbv. J. II. Teal, ol KM I'uitlund, ..uilnu. Tliu rucunt DHHtnr of the church, Rev. Oilman Parker, pruihloil. The atatemant of the building commit tee allowed the cunt of the linproveiiwut to have been 3200. Of thin aum tUOO waa Btill unproviiled for In-aid runninx expeiiHos ol about 400. Mr. Urmilan pealed to the congregation and $1135 aa subset Ibed to cancel the debt. The new auditorium Is 42x50 fent, and It bee pttwa furnishing aeuting capacity (or about 400 persous Te Sunday school accommodntlons and other appoint ments are spacious and modern. The church la heated by furnaces and liKhted by electricity. Tbe speciul services were followedwith a union "good government" meeting in the afternoon, addressed by the city pastors, and the Kevs. Teal, Lewis and Uulcroft, of Portland, and Kugg, of Salem. Later a union Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor meeting was held, and in the evening the Rev. M. L. Kugg preached tbe sermon. A dedicatory hymn, composed by Mr. Rugg for tbe occasion was sung, and an interesting historical sketch of the church, given by the Hon. W. Carey Johnson, LL. D. Tbe church wasoruan ized July 4, 1847. Mr. Johnson's ad dress abounded iu reminiscence" of the pioneer days, of which the speaker was so well qualified to talk. Main Htrbet Cask in Coukt. An effort was made in Judge Stearns' court of Portland Monday partly to settle up a suit of the Portland Clay Co., vs. Hamshaw Sc Behm, the American Bridge & Contract Co. and. Oregon City. The suit is an outcome of the paving of Main street. The Portland Clay Co. seeks to recover $5000 for bricks fur nished. An effort was made to have payment of $3077 due Oregon City people allowed. This could not be aureed upon, however, as Hamshaw & Behm, who peved the street, claim a balance due from Oregon City of $8400, and counsel present stated thatOreg in City, at this time, had only agreed to pay in 17:200. The case was continued until Saturday, to give Hamshaw & Behm, and the common council of Oregon City opportunity to arrange the differ ence between them of 7200 and $8400. The litigants present in court Monday were not willing to allow the 13677 due the Oregon City people taken out of $7200, as they said it would not leave sufficient balance for them to go into court over, but they would agree to the $3077 payment, provided the council of Oregon City consents to pay over $8400, the sum Hamshaw & Behm alleges is due. At the council meeting on Monday evening nothing was done in regard to this matter. Stiiavkb or Stolkh. From Oregon City on or about November 10th, 181)1 ono light sorrel borne, aged about years; weight about HV) or 000 pounds branded on left hip with the lottiir one white hind foot: rather slim b'lllt when rlduu will single foot or rock I gait. Will give a liberal reward for an information as to his whereabouts Noiii.itt & Co. To Pikitkct Salmon. O, O. Rinear son, representative-elect for Clackamas county, says he will devote his partic lar attention to salmon legislation and the protection of the Ashing Industry the state. He la In favor of closing u all streams where the artificial prop gallon of salin in Is carried on. Giianii Clkahancr Sam of trim med hats, sold at cost for tbe next 30 days. Remoinber the place, La Mode Millinery Parlors, 230 First St., betwee Main and Habnon, Portland. by Prof. G. L. Eastman of Portland has opened a branch photograph gallery I tho oil building formery occupied Scbwan's tinshop. The negatives will be taken here but will finished at his gallery In Portland. This Is a chance to get first-class Portland work without the inconvenience of going to that place for it. T e first 50 dozen will be made at half price to in'roJuce the work here Insure in the Farmer's Co-Operative Fire Insurance Association of Orego City. The cheapest mutual protection u the state. Men combine to insure themselves. Applications taken by M. 8. Moore, county treasurer, and president of the association. Agents wanted throughout the state. Address the secretary, O. A. Cheney, Oregon City, Oregon. CIRCUIT COURT. An Adjourned Session Thft Has Two Weeks' Work on Hand. Slaughter ok Real Estate The chance of a lifetime for a big specula tion is real estate , with small capital will be offered du the 12th day of thig month, when the sheriff will sell at public auction at mortgage foreclosure sale in this city the north half of the old James Moore donation claim in sections 27, 28 33 and 34 inT. 2. 8 , R. 1 E.. in Claokamas county. The tract contains 297 acres of rich land ami lies directly upon the bank of tbe Tualatin river and is all level but a small portion, perhaps 40 acres. It has a very large quantity of timber growing on it which is accessible to market by water. This land is about three miles from Oregon City and nine miles from Portland and a few years agJ would have sold for f GO or 70 per acre, and will, easily rate at $100 per acre in the near future when real estate market is again good. Iu all likelihood it will not sell at this forced sale for more than enough to pay the mortgages on it, with costs, which is about $12 per acre ..The sale takes place at the court house at 2 o'clock iu the afternoon. Debatino Society. The Philanthropic society met In the First Congregational church of Oreaon City, Friday evening. January 4th The question debated upon was, "Resolved, That Lynching is Justifiable " The judges chosen were Will Stover, Fiiis Tatro and James Matison. The question was warmly discussed by Amos Gard, Howard Brownell and Fred Meindl on the affirmative and by Edgar Meresse and Willie Logus on tbe negative, and was decided In favor of tbe affirmative. Tbe question chosen for next Friday evening, January 11th, is "Resolved. That the Signs of the Times Signify the Downfall of the Nation." Fred Meindl is leader of the affirmative and James Matison of the negative. A fine literary program has been prepared. All are invited to attend these meetings. Du. Fkrbin, President, Amos Garu, Secretary. Buttevillb ScnooL. The New pub lic school building at Butteville will be dedicated on January 14th at 10 o'clock a m. A flag will be raised by the G. A . R. and speeches appropriate to the oc casion will be made by Prof. E. B. McElroy, state school superintendent, Prof. J. 8. Graham, school superinten dent of Marion counny, Prof. H. 8. Gibson, school superintendent of Clack amas county, and O. H.'Byland, prin cipal of the school. Good music will be furnished by tbe Riverside Cornet band, and tbe ladies' aid society will give a good literary programme and serye refreshments. A general good time is expected and all Butteville will rt j lice. Kew Year i Clarke CorsTY. Mr. and Mrs. D. Lyons spent New Year with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Hill, who reside ten miles north of Vancouver, in Clarke coonty, Washington. On Sew Year' night they all took part in neck-tie party, which was held in the Pleasant Valley echoolhonse. Mrs . Hill and Mrs. Wood were, the leading Anailiournnd term of the circuit conr convened on Monday, Judge T. A. Me Bride presiding. Thecaeof the state vs Bjb Garth orne and George Powers for obtaining under false pretense (selling bogus opium to Chinamen) was continued till the April term. Ida F. Cole vs Chas. Stewart and W. H. H. Samson ; decree of foreclosure for $1078. J. T. AnDerson vs Thos. M. Miller Mary E Barlow and Margaret Piilsbury : decree of foreclosure for 147j by tie fault. State vs Wm. Wallens, indicted for practising dentistry without a license ; jury verdict of "guilty as charged." J. T. Annerson, C. O. r. Williams and A. S. Dresser were appointed to partition Minthorn addition to Portland among the 00 persons in the syndicate owning that property, according to ine suit hroiight for that purpose. Thus. O'Connor vs Samuel Erickson J plaintiff granted until Monday to answer. E. A. Newlon vs J. 8. Crumbleyj plaintiff to recover personal property, consisting of fish nets, boat oars, etc., and costs. J. A. Bkker et al vs Rhoda A. Edes et al ; demurred allowed to be filed. Edward H unties vs Jonn uoyn: tie fendanl allowed until next term to file demurrer. , Charman St Son va Silas and Lydia Wright; plaintiff to recover $12672 and interest. S. H. Christian vs Ida Chft et al; pari Hon of property confirmed. A . McKinney vs a . o. oiogsuiii ; settled. - B. T. Broderson v8 P. G. E. Co.; dis missed. E. K. Jones 4 Co., vs J. C. Mithe son e' al ; judgment by default. E. K. Jones & Co., vs D. D. Magone; judgem ent for $115.05 and costs. Ida F. Cle vs Chas Stewart el al : judgment by default for $1078. 75 and costs LOCAL SUMMARY. Advertise in the Courier. New goods at McKittricks. Our prices defy competition-McKittri ck New goods just arrived at the Racket Store. Go to the Racket Store for bargains. Build up house industry by patroniz ing the Oregon City Steam Luunary. Money to loan on good security by A . S. Dresser. Bring your job printing to the Courier office and get it done at Portland prices . School stationery and toys at the Racket Store. Take your babies and children to Brown, the photographer, and get good pictures taken. Gallery over Novelty candy store. FREE! Samples of 25c green tea. Compare with teas sold at 40 and 50 cents elsewhere- Cabot W, 18 yards $1 ; Vaseline 5c, at Bed Front Stores. ( Mortgage loans on improved farms at a low rate of interest. Security must be gilt-edged. Apply to C. O. T. Williams Oregon City, Ore. Notions of all kinds, underwear. hosiery, handkerchiefs, etc., at the Racket Store. Cord wood stum page for sale, or to be cut on shares.' Apply at Courier office. Prescriptions carefully compounded at (t. A. Harding s drug store. Received at Charman & Son's a large invoice of wall paper, latest and pret tiest designs. ... v. Bellomy A Bunch are agents for theCLIMAX SEWING MACHINE. A guarantee of five years is given to every purchaser of this machi ne ; it is first class in every respect. Deserving of mention is the perfect double feed, w hich completely surrounds the needle giving a uniform pull on the fabric and serving equally well from either side of the needle. Its uniformity of action is particularly noticeable in tucking, hem ming and binding. It is imposible for delicate fabrics to ecome entangled in t!:e interstices of the plate. Price $25. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. Ksighti of Maccabees. Tbe BUI Commaudei writ m from Lincoln, Seb , as follows: "After trying other madiclnes tot whit teemed to be Terr otxtinste cough In oar twoebfldrea e tried Dr. King's New IiIscot erf aad st the end ol tiro d)i tbe cough entirely lefttbem WewiUnoibe without It benarter, oar eiperienc proved thai ft ctiw where sit other renedies (ail." Signed T. W. Stereo State Com. -Why not give thia great medicine a trial, at it in guaranteed and trial boll lei are free ladies of the party.and all seemed qnite U Char. ,. A Co.-. Drug "ro. sociable. It began snowing there on Wednesday morning and tnowed over two feet in twelve boors. On their homeward trip Mr. and Mr. Lyons had tte pleasure of a sleigh ride to Vancouver. Don't forget to call Store and see goods. at the Racket Children Cry for nd mixed Yon should try some of Freytag'f superior pickles mosiara, sweet, sour County court I In session this week. A.GreishaW Is building a new bouse on bis place, two miles east of New Era. Make good resolutions and buy from McKittrlck. Tho Baptist and OoiiKrcgiitlotisllf't have been holding union weck-nf-prsyer meetings Ibis week. Dan Grlflln, a stonecutter of this place, was fined $10 in Portland Satur day for street roaming. J. 8. Purdom, who Is stationed at Grants Pass, will soon move his house hold goods to that place. Walter Lyon has dipiod of the Of wego Iron- Worker, after three months' ownership, to John W. Kelly, of Port- land. Grandma Simoions of Ulitcka.naa Heights was buried on Monday in the cemetery hero. Her age waa 82 years, 0 months and 7 days. Tbe Oregon City Steam Laundry does the best work at tbe lowest prices for cash. No Chinese employed. Work called for and delivered free. Money to Loan. $10,000 in sums from $200, to loan on Oregon City real estate. Torms easy. Apply to Arnt IvAitsoN, with Tbos. F. Ryan. Saturday the Workmen will Install the officers mentioned In another col umn, besides work in Doui degrees. County members are Invited to be present. Mrs. John Hill's mother and sieter were in the recent Silver Lake disaster, Her mother escaped uninjured but her sister was somewhat burned but not seriously, It. E. French played ' Davy Crocket" to a poor house at Shively'son Monday evening. It it bad been a fake "Uncle Tom's Cabin" the bouse juld have been packed. It is claimed by tbe Stateman that Representatives Rinearson and Mintie are the only legislators from this county that will not support Dolqh and gold. Bully for them. The locks which closed on Saturday on account of high water were opened on Monday. The water also caused the mills on the west side to paitly shut down for a day or so. Charles Sturgis, who was arrested by the police on Monday, was adjudged insane on Tuesday ami taknii to the aiylura . He claimed to be a persecuted illionalre from Spokane. Marriage licenses granted : On 4lh to Ora E. Wilinot and Wm. J. Best ; on 5th to Ethel Wyland and E. H. Roder;on 8th to Mary Piatt and Richard Olden stadt; nn 0th to Malindn Clinton and B. Taylor. Theodore Rubens of Woodburn left his satchel outside the depot here on Wednesday evening and went inside and whon he returned bis satchel had isappeared. Two men were arrested on suspicion. John Rinke was arrested and fined $10 on Monday for "acting in a disorderly manner." The offense consisted of slapping a child of Mrs. Newsome, with whom he is associated In the Portland hotel. The result of the vote by county super. intendents and state examiners on change of school text books shows that there will be some change In the books adopted for tbe next six years. A list will be published next week. The officers of the Woodmen, men tioned in another column, were installed on Tuesday evening by Head Advisor C. V. Coopers of Portland. J. F. Mc Henry, deputy organizer for Oregon and Washington made an address. In the U. S. circuit court on Wednes day the petition of Oregon City that the Northwestern Electric Company should pay certain taxes on property that the company is in litigation about with the East Side Railway company was denied. The meetings during the week of prayer were so interesting that it has seemed best to continue them next week, all the churches uniting. The place for holding these union meetings will be nnounced from the various pulpits on Sunday. Probate matters: John R. Evans ap pointed administrator of estate of Cath erine Bagley. Final reports of David mmerman as administrator of Fred Diein's estate and of John Wise as administrator of Jainos Wise's estate accepted. Fred Boquist, of Oswego, waa on Tuesday bound over to the grand jury by Justice Haines, charged with the commission of an unnatural crime. H e is thought to be mentally unsound and it is probable that he will be examined for insanity. The biennial report of the secretary of states shows that $242,598 taxes and interest are due the state from the diffei- ent counties. Clackamas is among the few that have paid their 1893 taxes in full. All the counties seem to owe the state interest, this county owing $241. Before Justice Dixon on Thursday: Defendant discharged in the assault and battery case of George Hamilton, who forcibly put Frank Brown out of the Park Place store. In the case of Tom 8mith vs Wm. Hutson, the plaintiff secured judgment for $10.75 and costs. Prof. P. M. Waddell, of Webster, Pa., has been engaged by the school board to supersede, Professor L. A. Freeman as assistant principal in tne Barclay school. Mr. Waddell taught in the schools of Ibis city three years ago, since which time be has been in the East. Sidney Smyth has been employed as engineer to furnish plaiu, specifications and surveys for the new water works to be put in by tbe city of Newbrg . Mr. Smyth has also been in Portland during the week conferring with Bays A Jeffreys the largest contractors on the coast, with whom he is associated in Astoria water works bid . Wednesday afternoon, Coroner Hoi man received a telegram from Justice J. E. Jack, of Marquam, saying that J. M. Brown, of that district, had been mur dered, and asking the coroner to come there immediately. The coroner, ac companied by Bhenff Maddock and Deputy Prosecotor Campbell, left in tbe evening for tbe place. Pitcher' Castoria. i Violins, HSaiijos, (Kuitars MANDOLINS. ACCORDIONS, FIFES AND FLUTE 9 OCurmcister & Andrcseii's os x 4I1AKD0U PERSONAL MENTION. State School Superintendent McElroy spent Saturday in tho city. W. P. Kerchom, a proniineat cltlzun of Logan, was in town Tuesday, . Dr. John Welch of Portland was In the city on business Tuesday. . Dr. C. B. Smith of Eagle creek Is one of tbe six Smiths In the legislature. Mrs. Robert Caufleld vitited her sister, Mrs. F. E. Hodgkln, In Salem this week. J. W. Glass, of Linn county, visited his brother, D. H. Glass, tbe first of the week. Prei.,1 Ktratinn. proprietor of the Medford electric light works, was visit ing blends in town this week. Mrs. James Mclnlyre arrived from Salnm on Saturday to loin her husband In Oregon City, where they In the future. W. P. Hawley. superintendent of Crown Paper Co's mill, and Miss Addie Pusey returned from Calilornia on Satuiday . Miss Pusey has been visiting there for about two months and Mr Hawlev went there on business about two weeks ago. Sale in Millinery GREAT REDUCTIONS IN ALL FALL & WINTER GOODS. HATS SOLD FOR ONE-HALF THEIR ORIGINAL PRICE. Call and See lor Yourselves. Mrs. H. T. Sladen. will reside Don't forget Capt. John Kelly when vou want any fresh salmon, halibut, cod. lobsters, etc. Orders can also be left for a nice chicken for your Sunday din ner. . The Racket Store can save you from 15 to 20 per cent, on every dollar's worth of goods you buy. For your strings and extras for all musical instruments go to Burmeister & Andresen's, who keep a full supply. Photographs made in first class style al Brown's photograph gallery. Call and examine bis work. Swear off bu) ing poor shoes and buy from McKiltrick. Do not go to Portland for jour photographs when you can get the best work at Brown's galleiy here. FOR SALE. Eighty acres of fine farm land, mostly bottom, on Woodcock creek, Clackamas county, two miles from Meadow Brook postoffice. Three acres cleared, 12 acres slashed ; good bouse 20x30 . Price $800, of which $500 must be paid down, bal ance two vearsltime. For further par ticulars cal'l at Courier office or address me at Vancouver, Wash. Mrs. Anna Taylor. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder World's Fair Highest Award. When Baby was tick, we gave her Castoria, When aha was a Child, the cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. Wbea she bad Children, die gave them Castoria Ledge Officers. The following officers for the ensuing year have been elected and enstalled : Court Robin IIood,83.'10, Foresters : II S Cram, O R; J E Lawrence, SCR; J F Kennedy, F S ; George Wilehart. R 8; Mr Horn, Trcas; Mr Case.S W; Geo Heyot, J W j J B Liuiz, SB; F R Price J B; Thomas Coleman, P C R; trustees, Mr Godfrey. Dr Powell and J D Hum phrey; Dr Powell, physician. Multnttuah lodge, Masons ; G L Gray, W M ; D W Kinnard, 8 W; V E Carll, T; T F Ryan, 8; T 8 Lawrence, tyler. Clackamas chapter, 5Iasons:VE Carll, HP; D W Kinnard, K ; George F Hort on, 8; B 8 Bellomy, T; IIS Strange, Sec; I F Ryan. C of II; G LGray, P 8; A W France, R A C; L L Porter, G M of 3d V ; J W Ganong, G M of 2d V ; C A Hermann, G M of 1st V; T S Law rence, G. The Encampment Odd Fellows: J W Moffatt.CP; OP Miller, IIP; HE Straight, S VV ; Judson Howell, Sec; T F Ryan, Treas; W II Powell, J W. Oregon lodge of Odd Fellows: II E Straight. N G ; W A Hedges, V G j T F Ryan, Sec ; 8 S Walker, Treasurer. Wacheuo Tribe of Red men : Henry Meldrum, sachem; A Asinus, senior sagmore ; H V KeamB, Junior sagamore ; C W Kelly, K of R; L A Noble. K of W. Willamette Falls Camp of Woodmen ; Otto F Olson, C; I D Taylor, A; W 8 Maple, B; E E Martin, clerk; J P Da la Fontaine, W ; J M Buner, S; V J Kidd, E ; A R Dooliltle and Thos Gault, man agers. Fall City Ljdge, Workmen: Thos Gault, P M; Wm Moore, MW; Max bchulpius, F; KG Tierce, O; G R Califf Recorder; W T WhiUock, Rec; JA Stewart, F; Joe Fromnng.G; 8M Park O W ; Trustrees : Jas Wilkinson, PaVid Caufield, F T Barlow. An opportunity. To make room for shoes now being made for us we wil close out our 11.25 ladies' grain button shoes at 80c. School shoes, according to size, 75c, 85c and f 1. The Red Front ores. C. D. & D. C. LAT0URETTE. Attorneys at Law, Comemrcial, Real Estate and Law Specialties. Probate OFFICE: Commercial OREGON CITY, Bank Building OREGON. A. 8. DsmiKif Gso.G. BsowNfLl.. Brownell & Dresser Attorneys at Law, Office One Door North ,, ' Caufield & Hunt- ley'e D"uglnri, OREGON CITY, OREGON. DRIGGS & GRIFFITH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW OREGON CITY. Office: Two Doors South of Courthouse, Another (KDEA Gj- IN THE PRICES OP SOLD TZZV.Z1Z. Compare these prices with anything you have ever een anywh:rs. Come and see Tor yourself. It is no trouble to show my goods t" J quote you the Lowest Prices. MEN'S SOLID 8H0E3. 11.25 I Kip Buckle for $1 00 $1.50 I Kip Double Sole I 00 1 .75 I Kip Double Hole Tap 1 30 ii .10 a ivip ueavy Hole Tap 1 30 fi .ou mil wau see uil urain 1 30 1 50 1 35 1 45 1 45 1 60 1 75 2 30 L. M. ANDREWS, M. D PKALKR IN Drags, Notions, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, etc. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded ON THE IMA. Cor. of 7th & Center St., Oregon Citv Noblitt Livery and Sale Stable OREGON CITY, OREGON, On the Street between the Brldye and tht Depot. Double Slid sltiKle rlss and riitt nnrHna ai ways on lisud . Che luwent raii-s. ml am. ml also connect! d with the barn lor loose stock. nuj iiiiuruiaiii u rt-Kaniuiff any una 01 stock piuiupujr auenuua to by letter or person. HORSK8 BOUGHT OR SOLD The Commercial Bank OF OREGON CITY. CAPITAL flOOfiOO. Transacts a General Banking Business. Loans made. Bills dlMf.nimtari. M,bM ni lections. Buys and sells exchange on all poluts i tu uuueu mates aim nurope ana on lions Kong, bonoiilts received subfeet to check In terest at usual rates allowed on time deposits. Bank opon trim 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.; Saturday v To, ma iiuiu tt ,111 1 r, oi . C. LATOURETTE, F. K. DONALDSON President. Cashier For one day January 22(1 the la dies of Salem will edit an I manage tbe Salem Statesman, for the benefit of charity. The manager of the Slatetman has kindly given them carte-blanche for that day and the gross receipts will be devoted to the relief of the distressed. Rlpans Tabulci cure headache. ftfff World' Tribute to jujl Dr. Price's Cream wft rVuj Baking Powder (AJJ vJXl Highest Honor Awarded ml vN by tho World' Colum- JMJ sX. btaB Exposition, Jflfl CMcafo, 1893 ujffl World's Fair HIGHEST MEDAL awarded to Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder The highest award was given on every claim, comprising . v ? superiority m leavening power, keeping properties, purity and excellence. This verdict has been given by the best jury ever assembled for such a purpose, backed by the recommend ation of the Chief Chemist of the United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C, who made an elabor ate examination and test of all the baking powders. This is pre-eminently the highest authority on such matters in America. This verdict conclusively settles the question and proves that Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is superior in every way to any other brand. NoTB. The Chief Chemist rejected the Alum baking powders, stating to the World's Fair jury that he considered them nn wholesome. MANHOOD RESTORED! r.",!,! f ukmulffd to cure n;i nnrvMuadtftemiieii.auctJ Weak Memory. Lof Urulp Power, licsdftciie.WnkeJalneni, LuitManbmxl.NiKtJtly Kaiiiirn. Nerrousv reM.l.dralnnndloMf power In GnrmttTeOrKrii of witber wicsu by oereiertloTt. wouthfal errwrs. eiceMlve nueof tobacco, upturn or tlnv nfantJ, which kad tolnttVrnHr.ConMrnfitlooor InMrnlif- fan ) carried Id T"t pork pt. perti.for9Av bf mall propaHl. Wlth9A ordf r we live a wrltlM knaniiiiM ( fire r rcfunt tkm a r. Hold by all OrmrsTittta). Ak fur it. tnk nn i.thpr. WrltA for fre Medical Hook wnt H-al-d In ptaln wrapper. Addreaa m Elt VE fcl CO.. MaaoatoTupa.CUU-WMJ If-uraaielo Oregon tily.OraMbyCUAUlMAW CO., UruwtHJ. Seventh Street Bakery AND CONFECTIONERY. JACOB KOBER, PROPRIETOR. BREAD OF ALL KINDS. BEST HOME-MADE BREAD Sweet Cider, Limburger Cheese, Dry Sausage, Etc. sKTLcave Your Orders for Holiday Cakes and Pastry. Bank of Oregon City. OLDEST BANKING HOUSE IN THE CITY Paid Up Capital, $50,000. President, . Thomas Cbahmsx Vice President, Oio. A. Habdimg Cashier E. Q. Caunlld Manager, Chaklcs H. Caufikid K General Banking Business Transacted. Deposits Kuneiveil Hlihlert In Chfwk. Approved Bills and Notes Discounted. County and City Warrants bought. Loans Made on Available Securitv Exchange Bought and 4uld. Collections Made Promptly. Drafts Hold Available in Anv Part n! th. World. Telegraphic Exchange 8old on Portland, Ban Francisco, Chicago and New York. interest raid on Time Deposits. sub aoints or THE LONDON CHEQUE BANK. KIDD & WILLIAMS, Successors to II. Cooke, LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE, COR. FOURTH AND MAIM STS., OREGON CITY. GEO. A. HARDING, DEALER IN 3? DRUGS IR, -p-i Standard Pat. Medicines. Pulnls, Oils and Window Glass. Preneriptioni Accurately Compounded. iiardinq's block. R. FREYTAG'S Corner Grocery Keeps a Full Line of STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Fruits & Vegetables, AT LOWEST PRICES. ladies' solid sx::s. $160 Pebble Grain, Light 1 O 11.75 Pebble or Oil Grain) Butt... 11 Si 'i Kangaroo Calf Butt 1 A 5 2 Genuine Call Lace 1 Si 1.60 Common Dongoia Tip 1 3J 12 Good Kid Tip 1 40 to 1 70 12 60 Majestic Fine Kid Tip 2 00 4 Hand Sewed t rench Kid 8 00 $4 Kid. Latest Style 2 75 12.60 Kid. Cloth Tod. TId 1 00 Christmas Slippers ' 85 12 Full Kip i Double Sole. z rine B Calf Lace 2 Fine B Calf Lace $2 Fine B Calf Congress. . . . 2Finp Good Buff Lace 2.25 Fine Glaned Calf. .... $2.60 Glazed Warranted Calf $2.75 Heavy Warranted Calf 2 40 $4 Porpoise Water Proof Heavy. . . 2 70 $4 Calf or Kangaroo 8 00 $2 60 Calf Boots. Tap 2 00 W run Kip lap Boots 2 00 Oil Grain Double Sole Tap Boots. . 2 00 $4 Fine Calf, Latest Style 2 05 $2 Donnola Pomp i 60 BABY'S Kid Shoes 25 Baby's Kid Shoes, better 36 CHfLDH'Kid 70 to 00 to 1 35 Pebble Grains 85 to 1 00 If Ordered by Main a Cent an Ounce Should be Sent. EASTERN SHOE STORE, A. Coles, Prop., Cressa City, Cr. MISSES' SHOES. Pebble Grains 1.05 to $1 20 8oIt Call SchoolShoea 1 30 Kid $1, Good Kid Tip 1 29 Extra Fine Good Kid 1 45 BOYS' Oil Gram Lace 1 00 KId Lace 85 I Kip Buckle 00 Best Kip Lace. 1 60 Full Kip Tap Boots 1 00 A. R. DOOLITTLE'S West Side Store KEKP9 A V. KM.-SKLKCTED STOCK OF Groceries, Provisions, FRUITS, FLOUR AND FEED. West Side Express IN connfxtion. Oregon City Transportation Co's Str. RAMONA. Northern, 78Jfe , 6(t.7e; Southern ana '. and free, 66c ; Soath jnin, defective, 3(g4c TIME TABLE OKEOON CITY IIOA1 Leara Lear PortlAhd Otiooic Cirr Fool Tajrlor St. root lb H. 11:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 3:.'Wp.m. 1:30 p.m. Cti. AITflWA Mil nU I Ulin ziaads IM.lop4 Leaves Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays .auncisco, January 12. The and Saturdays. of tha oLa for ShrirTHln1 UZln'kZLni .VtrwL tc.l.T, and demonstrated j., 'jerrmity for tbe enactment of lav -..I - Amplify the counting ol ballots. The D! . , , ..zeultof tb day's labor was net of RipansTabulea: for sour ritbirty-nine for McNab, making a total , gain to data of 25L i The Pioneer Store .OF. THOS. CHARMAN & SON Carries the Largest Stock and Consequently Has the Best Assortment in the (City DRY GOODS, CLOHTING, GENTS' FUR NISHING GOODS, SHOES, ETC. IF YOU WANT TOUR. MONEY'S WdPOTEI V. GO TO THE STAR GROCERY Where Ton Can Get Anything In the Lisa cf STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES, Provisions, Fruits & Food. ns. ,&xtE::rtoP.O ERNEST ELLIOTT, DEALER IN Groceries and Provisions, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, PLOUB A.ISTJJ FEED. Prices as Low as the Lowest. J. A. BOCK'S OLD STAND, ON THS HILL, CORNER SEVENTH AND CENTER STS., OREGON CITV. GOTori tot TmTt?snntiTiW JAIL MitlLXU JL V TV FOR DOORS, WINDOWS, MOULDING And Building Material. Lowest Cash Prices Ever OlTered for First-Class Goods. Shop 0pp. Congregational Chnrcb, Kaln Street, Oregon City GIGANTIC CLEARANCE SALE In full blast. Ladies, now is your time to purchase. We are offering additional attractions in dress goods. Delayed goods which should have been here for the hoi- . idays, are now placed on sale. Just fancy, we are closing a lir P of all-wool 36-inch French cord of solid colors, wotrh 45c, for 255NTL yard; a line of 36-inch fancy n tures, worth 25c, for I2c; of heavy storm seree, "' black and navypnly 15c a yard; a lin&NE barber mixed ejPOLIS vu UNION PACIFIC RT. DENVER wool, double w ADL OMAHA AND KANSAS CITY yard, for 33c; a, wool heavy f" LOW RATES TO ALL ceedingly ' EA&TERX CITIES 65c a ' or Early ! JJar jk, 60fS p"0e per eent- 0CEAN STEAMER LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAYS FOB SAN FRANCISCO For full details call 00 or tiUw W. IL HUBLBCRT, Gen'l Taw. Agent, Foktljxd. Oa. For Children Cutting Vmr Ttttk IN USE OVER 'FIFTY YCAR3. MrW HL snmt HU, C 'ill S. aast rm m smii, Mil fM nMllHMs aWAvtwawMtialaacMati