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ao 31 32 Oregon Courier A. W. CHENEY. CITY OFFIOIAIj PArKB Kiitcrcd In the Oregon City poitofiVe as second class milter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One year Six month! Three moulhi K raid In advance, 2.1 per cent discount. IV-The dte oppoilte your sddress on the paper denotci the time to which you liave psia PATRONIZE HOME IMDrSTKV, ORKUON CITY. JUNE 11, 1803, CARLISLE'S TOVR. In Ills southern SDeeclirnakiiiir tour Secretary Carlisle represent the ad ministration. ' To say that his voice Is the voice of the simon-pure goldlug would not be true. Carlisle is a conger votive biinetallist. He believes that with silver worth 5) cents an ounce, the Iroo coinages of silver at 10 to 1 woulJ orove disastrous to the country. Twice in our national history was our bimetal lie standard upset by its lack of balance First at the ratio of IS to 1 gold was driven out of circulation, and sub sequently when the ratio was charged to 10 to 1, the silver dollar disappeared because it was worth more than the gold dollar. Free coinage, in the secretary 'i onionion, would only be safe by inter nntional agreement, and in this he utters the sentiment of conservative, careful business men the country over, who have no silver mines, have no political axes to grind, and are anxiously looking forward to complete restoration of business confidence on a sure and solid basis. They reconize tliut not feelings or emotions or desires but hard facts govern in the commercial world. The 309,000,000 of silver dollars piled up in tho government treasury demonstrate this, for, though silver dollars puss at par, the people of this county somehow only keep about 54,000,000 of them In circulation. Carlisle refutes the frequent assertion that there is not money enough in the world to do the world's business by say ing that, in round numbers, there are iu circulation four billions of gold and four billions of silver. To place his theme is a clearer light he should have added that the four billions of silver rest for security on the four billion of gold which is where the world's metal cur rency is extremely lame and that in all recorded history the ratio of silver to gold never sank and so low as since the demonetization of silver in 1873. But Secretary Carlisle does not slate all sides of his theme. He pleads, lawyerlike, from the point of view of his client, the administration. Nevertheless, many of the facts he so clearly represents are of interest, and in his speeches, which are evidently the fruit of careful study of current financial problems, he bus made valuable contributions to the literature on an intricate subject (but as easy as falling off a log to one who knows very little about it), which is now receiving world wide consideration. Mr. Carlisle should explain why, ac cording to the Soetbeer index tables, ' about 100 staple articles have greatly fallen in their market price since the "crime of 1873." Is it not because gold js our only rtal money, our only nione that is intrinsically worth its face? HOOD VIEW. y r. Veoger will visit Portland this woe It. C. T. Tooie and family are expected to move from their city home and spend the summer with us. Misses liosa Wagner, . Miss Laura Thompson and T. M. Krus were the guests at M. C. Young's Sunday. Mrs. Miloy's mother, who so suddenly died on the train going to California was taken to that place for brutal. The Suss brothers are planting .10 acres of potatoes this season and a gn at many others) are planting large fields to potatoes C. T. Toose contemplates exectinga handsome hop and tlore house on his farm this spring. There is being built on the old Craw ford place an Immense hop ouilding which is handsome and well built. Miss Alice Wood is at home this summer. Miss Wood has worsen al most continuously for the last six or eight years in Olds & King mammoth establishment. Children's day at this place was very appropriately observed; the spacious church was crowded to overflowing as unite a number could not gain entrance, (lie church was beautifully decorated, the vases were all full and the table was piled up with handsome botiuets of choice lliwers. The program, mostly by children, was well renders ! and a crudict to all who partook in the exer. cises. Wild Horse. Champoeg, Butte- ville. Willsonvilo, Pleasant Hill, Sher wood, Tualatin and Frog Pond were all well reprofented.and I can ulmost salely say every man, woman and child in Hood View was present. The program lasted about hours and all went home well paid for their trip, only to return later in the evening to hear a talk lo the young people, which vas also very good, by Mr. liarber. June lltn. anme. M0LALLA. FROG POND. Once more haymaking is in season. Hon. John Kruse has about 13 acres cut. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burger snd son, Orin. were visiting friends in this vi cinity Saturday and Sunday. Simon Peters raised his barn Saturday. Clyde Evans and F. T. Howard spent Sunday on the Clackamas. School is progressing smoothly with Miss Laura lhompson at the helm Hon. John Kruse has a contract to plant 40 acre spuds for.Melvin Carter. Mr. Kruse has an Aspinwall potato planter and cmi plant about five acres per day. A. W. Phillips of Gladstone was seen on the streets of Frog Pond this week. The A. P. A. met last Saturday in the Tualatin grange hall. Cherries are ripening last this warm weather. John Mulvaney of Meadow Brook was the guest of Ins brotner-ln law, r. i Howard, last week. Crops are looking fine In this vicinity. June 10th. Ohke. Everything is rather quiet around our burs: farmers are busy and taking ad vaniage of the present fine weather to Unlah their seeding. ' ... R. T. Pibble has commenced the erection of a fine dwelling houe. James Smith is building It. Dr. Uavltt has finished hit barn. Abe Larkins, who lives between Meadow Brook and Mulino, had valu. able horse stolen last Sunday morning, and at last account had not succeeded in cspturing the thief. A man must certainly be insane to at eal a horse now ; farmers In this vicinity have horses to give awsy Our school closed last week. Prof, llovis and family atarted to Missouri. 1 heir destination Is about 100 miles south of St. Louis The professor leaves here to take charga of a scliwl at Oravelton, Mo. We dislike to have Mr. llovis leave us and wish him success in his futuie Held of labor. Frank Scott, ex constable of tills dis trict, is verv low with pnenmonia. There is but little hepeof his recovery. In the recent raills here for a lad s watch Milton Trulllng was the lucky man. It was thonght that some Mo lalla young lady may possibly possess a nice watch in the near future. The bicycle craze has at last reached Molalla. ' Bobbins A Son have wheel that will be rallied off as soon as nil the numbers are sold. Bob Bagby started ti the headwaters of the Clackamas yesterday. He goes as a guide to a party that is going out to inspect some surveys tint were nude out their last summer. They expect to be gone about a in inth . People are passing here almost dully coming and going prospecting in the region of the Had Kocic mines on the Molalla. Tin Ked Hock Mining Co is preparing to put machinery on their mining property in tho near future. Mr. Hyatt, deputy sheriff, passed through here recently on his wheel. A campmeeting is in progress at Teazle Creek . There was a large crowd present last Sunday. It will continue until after next Sundry. Leander Harless, who went from here to Long Creek, Grant ci u ity, this spring wiites to relatives here that his health has been benefited but slightly. C'has CIRCUIT COURT. The following cases were dispoedof lna last Thursday: J II Lee & Co va Hamilton Bros, judgment for 1754 If assignment is set aside ;K L Sabln vs do and O Williams va do, motion to retas coats or defendants disallowed. Clarence Farr vs J 8 Williams , set tled. AleiSweek va Marion Johnson, non suit, ensisof i!2 73 taxed toplatntifl; Jas Abraham vsdo, dismissed. Jas Humphrey vs A M Hhlbley, ver dict for defendant. 1) M Osborn vs O F Hibbard, verdict for defendant Bridget! Linnott vs L T Bsrin, judg. uient for I3HU4 and costs of .'II 60. F A Toepleman va W T Burney tt als, judgment for $4043 72, attorney fees of 260 and costs. J T Appeison vs W T Burney, judg ment for 1237.09 and costs. Jos Hedges vs Wm Walls judgment for $30u. attorney's fee of 50 and costs. rt t cross vs R l acharning and n w noes, scmea by koss paying fdtv. Attoknkv General Ouley has been ap pointed secretary of state and Judson Harmon of Cincinatli attorney general. m an I say, Bloss m. how do you pronounce c a-i t-o-r-i a f" " Why ,entloria of course j how else could It be?" "Well, the doc tors pronounce it harmttii. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Go to Wilson & Cooke for the Peer ing or McCormick machines, also for Oliver plows and extras. The Photograph of tho Future. "A photograph that flatters will soon be thing of the past, " aaid photog rapher the other day. "It will be im Famished Every Wk by thai Clackamas Abitraot & Trust Company. Oak Gove LAI Co to A Delmrring, tract 34 Oak Grove; $1260. O A C K R Co to Martin N filiulstetl. nw M of nw X of see 211 in t 6 s, r t e. 40 as i $100. Rupert Hchsfler to John SchalTer, 5 as in Abernethy cl;$.'7A. I W J Bruce to A O Fairchild, e of n '4 and n ! of se i of sec 2 in 1 6 s, r 3 e:$430.. i Murry A Morrison to Geo Broughtnn (trustee), lot 4 blk 8 Will Falls; 3'K). W A II L Lewthwait to C It Lwth . wait ti as in se i of ne i of sec II In t 2 s, r 2 e $000. Levi T Boyd to Silas D Hedges, nw Si of sec S In t 8 s, r 7 ei ilLUO John Labour to Oliver Marqiim. 2 as in Alfred Marqum cl, t 0 a, r 1 e; $1-10. J M A Laue to American Automat ic Lighting Co sw M and se of sec 22, 1 4 s, roe, iiv as;iouuu. h uacKstand et al to v uernegger lie M of ne )i of sec 7 in I 2 s, r 4 e, 80 as ; $800. Wm Barlow to J A Anderson, lot 2 blk 13 first add to Barlow; $200. Geo K Watson to Thoa Cliunnsn A Son, ne- of nw and lot 1 of see il I 3 s, r 2 e, 61.50 as; $400. Sarah Mcf'own to Bertha Bucllman, part of G C Th'irman cl 1 2 a, r 2 e; fill till bond. F J Walkley to Geo Llnn,4.Vi0 as of sec a tie, Me;iiuu. Edward Raberco to C A Smucklev, land in se of sw i of sec 30 in t 4 s, r lw; 11200. A B and Joseph Fischer to A B Hib bard, a of nw VI of sec 31 in 1 5 a. r 2 e, 70.55 as; $823. Sam .hrickson to Thoa Illingh. im, 40 a in sec 31, 1 1 s, r3 e; $900. UOT Williams to Clara E Mor. y, part What is Nwwnwrw raw Caatorla is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. Jt contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is n harmless substitute for Paregoric, Props, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays fererlshneas. Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castorla relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castorla assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas torla Is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend. Jot's for lha Jutltil anil Good Health fur all JlunkluJ. J0VI VEtl!liLSMPMIU. lamnde frnm J L lln trtrniiKh hiTlx, and f 1 iiature'aown contiiliia no I I roprclinn- miners! f ela. Joy's d r ii ( a or dodly rl on J o y ' Vegetable Hamiuurtlle VtifCtnlil purMii'itriiia cure Hya. pepsin, ChionU Coii.ilnn tluii, I.lvrr Coin plaints Slid liln-.y aik-ciioim. ,U,'J nl Irtta 9 on, I 7 l.llr 97 f C . ti III . possible to make onr faces appear to the c E Moter gni, ,,, ,n c'u T W;M j.n , part ol lots Zsud 7 ik 27 O U; f 40(H) most advantage by a clever pose, for the latest Innovation in photography, the mnltlphotograph, which is destined to become the photographio portrait of the future, will reveal all our defects and crudities. The great study which yonng women give their faces, to find ont in which position side, threo-quar tor or fall face they look the best, CANBY. A i'ew railroad conductors can hire cars at $20 apiece and carry 10,000 peo pis to Salem on Sunday for $1 a head and make several thousand dollars profit thereby. If such rates could be given the public ton to twenty thousand people would spend every Sunday at Ya qtiina Bay. As many would once a week go .to Portland or visit the wonderful scenery of the Columbia. Tho people do not begin to have the use of the railroads they should have. They could be used twice as much and be made twice as profitable if the rules were not prohibitory. Are we a sano people in our railroad management? Snlem Journal. COUNTY COURT. Little Business Transacted Ni Bills Allowed Adjourned till Thursday. Report of viewers on the petition of L I) Shank et nl for a change in tho New Kra and Oregon City road not approved as contrary to law uml (i W 1'rosser, J 8 Hldley, It S McLaughlin nnd Surveyor Kinnaird to view, to innet at place ol beginning. I'etition ol J II Kevnnue et al lor viewer for a county road ami Surveyor Kinnaird, JUL Aluyhee, J It IMiuniti and 11 Fischer to view, to meet at place ol beginning. I'etition of J G Weakley et nl for aid lor k.r.ra itogers referred to ConiniiS' Bioner Scott with powei to act . I'etition of K M Atkitsin et al for a bridge across Newell creek on the Morion road denied. Petition of 8 B Johnson et al for viewers to a road granted and Surveyor Kinnaird, Setli Young, J C Mc.Murrv and J C Paddock to view to meet at place of beginning. Allowance for support of Mrs. Nisncn ordered discontinued after July 1st. Six dollars per month allowed for care and keeping of Mrs. Martha Neuil Petition of M J Sinder for poll lax rebate of $2 granted, he being over 30. Petition of the board of directors of tchool district No. 1 for delinquent taxes to be paid to districts denied . Allowance for care nnd keeping of Joseph Ksney ordered reduced to $3 per month from June 1st. Petition of C X Greenman et al for relief for Ellen and Uornian Bridges granted and $8 per month allowed. Following reports on road work were approved and ordered paid : Fine weather for strawberry piukiu About fivo ton of berries have been shipped from here. Soma fiekU have employed .10 pickers. J. Zoek has moved back to Canby and is looking after his hop yard. The road boss bus finished graveling tlie road to Goode's bridge. Mr. StoKsdill is on the sick list with Bright's disease of the kidneys. lie has been down for tour weeks. Frank Sapp has gone east uf the mountains with his family. A. G. Anne! of Spokane arrived last week to see his sister He hann't been here fur 20 years and is very much pleased with this part of Oreg on. I). R. Dimick and family have return ed to Canby after living east of the mountains for about a year. He reports tunes hard there. Potographer Zelinger has the lumber on the ground for a gallery. J. W. Low of Vancouver has moved his family to Canby. He intends I build shortly. (Jrops are looking well. Uats am heading. Harvest is near at hand Flour has taken a "go up" to OA cents per sack. S. Kelly and family have moved buck to this placo. So has Mr. Carlston, the budge carpenter. Frank Weed has returned from Albany wliero he has been at work. Mrs. John White of Murotiuin has been visiting friends here. There were about 55 strawberry pick era on Lewelling's berry farm Saturday. l lie berries are about all gone. CHinpineeting begins the 5th of July 'Everything is lively and the goose Hangs high." June llth. J will all be put to naught, for the multi nhntnoTAnh will takft them In all these c, . ...... .. . i r.k r- t--i Diewnri, wno aisu to y'"" positions and others as welt. and was seriously injured by being "The process makes it possible to ob. Kicaou uy a norse, la a.ow.y reco.er,..,. . . . It is reported that Orin Cutting is seriously ill with scailet fever. Mike has concluded not to take more than five or six passengers any morn at one time even if they do wear calico. X. Y. 7.. June 11. HARMONY. STAFFORD. Kov. tironilo is shsent in Kethany assisting the resident minister of that place hold a protracted meeting. Carl W'eirisenhorn is clearing off a small coiner of Ins JU acre ranch . Spuds at 50 cents a sack next fall 'and winter would bring a good many eagles Hocking into our Homes, as the yield in acres noes far ahead of any planted here in former years. There are still hundreds of sacks of old potatoes in the pits; some of the farmers are shoveling them nut by the load tor tluiir stock. It appear tho lite raim did n it hurt the young Mongolian pheasants as there are a great many road now. Mr. Moser has purchased a new hay tedder and will soon Im kicking nis hay "seven ways for Sunday." M'ss Lizzie Schalz Is at home again after a six months' atay in the metropolis We would feel it our duty to mention something about the weather if it w ere not that we feel like looking into ti e refrigeraior to see if there is still room for one more. June 10th. Lknotiiv. All About "Flavor" in Butter. 1. In ivIihI the murk! callR flavor niLrnm. In htuler, lb? tlirrci Influence of U10 ft-..!' can llavir (niirkK kind) Im) weurwl lir tlm l,l? If ao, what rnlwiiB fwl lo cows will give lha uvalrwl navor 1. Uaa butter fill, whpa flint ilrawn with tha milk, any flavor that haa a rvaeniblance. or nla. tlmihli, to the flavor that la found In the choicvat inaile ami hlKh-prirefl butter? 3. Would luiliKMtioii In a row, or her being iinabl. to (IIk.'i tha ration beeauae ao lane in amount, or Kluitony, liiciileut to a charg. ol food ttuad IHat. No. 1 2 3 4 . 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 ia...'. 24 25 26 27 28.... Material. .1 fi 10 . 7 m . 23 !)5 polls ..1 poll 4 54 0 15 12 45 ti 00 5 38 18 82 S polls 34 70 . 4polVa 19 - 14 95 .:..30 " Labiir. $.103 37 343 00 2I7 123 00 171 Po ol 00 05 "5 408 70 13 88 K) 12 370 75 m 25 04 64 484 00 70 00 123 35 1(10 00 r,9 no 178 13 335 81 where the amount waa unreniricitHl. have anv In. HueiH-e, bailor otherwlae, upon the the uute of uie mmerr 4. What eatiaea butter at times to haveataate nae tne loon ine cowa nave eatenr u. ii imn m hiv "un'e ui navor in Duller, aa aaiue aHert. of w hat line are "alarlerp," eulta, 'No. II,' and the like, in flue buttennaking:. The above important questions formed the basis fur a valu tble sympos ium, and printed in Thk Ki-ral Xsw Vokkkr of May 25, by such noted authorities as Prof. II. W. fnna. (T.inncrleut. Prof. . M. HalK'iirk. U'lueonain. Ma). H. Alvord, New llaniimliire. Prof. J. I. II 1 1 Im. Vermont Prof. H II. Dean, Canada. Prof. J. W. Robrrton. l anada. Prof. W. H. Jordan, Maine. Prof. II. J. Walara, Pennaylranla. I'o to that time, there ia nn t.nllili..l information on this subject, and as this aeries of articles is rxlituative, and b unquestioned authorities, the will farm IUT "J , LI. , . . uo a Yaiuiuie ni'iiiunn to dairy literature. W 45 Tin K. N.-Y. is giving jut audi valu 305 62 able matter aa tins every Wdt-k and yiu 140 75 can get it all for $l a year. Send two 1012 50 two-cent siampa lor this number. Ad 75 00 dresa Tin Kfa.tL Naw-Yorker. New 205 50,YoH. Mr. and Mrs. J. II . Smith have re. moved to Portland where he has a contract to make brick. Miss Sturchler and Mrs. Marshall closed a successful term of school f ri- dav. A Dicnic was given by the school Saturday in Clark's grove. Speaking, singing and games were the order of the day, but to many, perhaps, tiie best Dart of the program was the good sub stantial dinner provided by the ladies. Born, Sunday June 9, to the wife of G . B. Wise, a daughter. Mrs. Caroline Patterson was visiting friends and relatives here last week , ami left Sunday for Corvalis where) she ill be joined by her husband. Hev. P.zra Maurer Is lha new Evan gelical pastor. It. Dannals recently lost a valuable bull. It fell into a narrow ditch, re ceiving Injuries which m ule It necces . sary to kill it. Thirty or forty davs' work has been subscribed toward grubbing the Price ruller road, it was expected that tne countv would give dollar for dollar, to aid in the grading, but we shall have to real contented with It furnishing piwler and a man to blast the stumps. ' ' Mrs. Geo. W.Johnson, of Rock Creek, was the guest of her parents, Saturday and Sunday. Mr Zinn is still searching fur the parlies who rifled his cabin of some valu allies. James II. Reed has a contract of culling cord wood for Win H. Karr. June 10. Jixta. Some time ago I waa taken sick with a cramp in the stomach, followed by diarrluua. I look a couple of doses -of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrlite Kemody and was i mmsdiately relieved. 1 consider It the best medicine i." the market for all such complaints. 1 have bow the remedy to others and every one who uses it speaks highly o: it. J. W. Stkicki.er, Valley Center. Ual. ror sale by U. A Harding, Drug- one is able to see the face and head in all possible positions and can thus get all the characteristics. This new effect is obtained by mirrors being placed at certain angles. When a person stands iu front of the glasses, his likeness is reflected from 6 to IS times, according to the arrangement of the mirrors, each image being in a different position,' so that the same effect ia obtained that would be secured if yon were to walk around a person, viewing him from all sides and points. "The operator photographs the sub ject and the reflections in the mirrors. The result is the multiphotograph.' I think it is destined to become the photo graph of the future, as it is the only thing that will give yon a likeness of a person as seen from all sides. Art in this case must succumb to nature, and the instruction that is too frequently given the photographer, 'Make me as pretty as you can, ' will have to be done away with." Pittsburg Dispatch. A Question of Medical Ethics. A question of medical ethic is raised in The Woman's Medical Journal of Cleveland by Dr. Anita Newcomb Mo Gee. It is a well established principle in the American Medical association that "all practioners of medicine, their wives and their children, while under the paternal care, are entitled to the gratuitous services of any one or more of the faculty residing hear them whose assistance may be desired. " The ques tion is Whether women physicians bene fit by the rule or whether it is ignored when the relative of a woman physician requires treatment by a medical man. Instances have come to Dr. MoGee's knowledge in Washington where bills were sent to women physicians and paid, and she ia of the opinion that "if this is a common experience it may be considered wise to maintain the princi ple of sexual equality in the profession by asking medical associations for aa interpretation of this rule. " U 8 to estale of Geo V Rice, l it 2 blk 27 OC; Patent. Will Land Co lo K W R ibhins, I .t 1 blk 8 of Appersnn's subd of blks 5 0 7 8 Park Place; $100. Josiah Konkle to Harriett Konkle, a in D D Tompkins cl, I 2 s, r 2 e ; $250 Thos C Livessy to Carl Koath, 9 as In Abernethy cl 1 2 a, r 2 e ; $000. Wm Crowatow to the City of Portland , rt of way across e of ne !i and n i of se K of sec (t; 1 2 s, r 5 e ; $100. Wm ilarl.iw to John Coleman, 27 70 as in sees 20 snd 32 in 1 5 a, r 1 e; $604. John C Barlow to Isaac Surface, e i of ne 1 of sec 30 and w ' of nw K of sec 29, 1 4 s, r 4 e, 100 as; $18o0. Old People. Old people who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys will flud the true remedy In Electric, Bitters This medlelua does stimulate and eontaina no whisky nor other Intoilcaul, but acta as a toule and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, ad ding strength and airing toae to the organs thereby aiding Nature In the performance of the functions. Electrlo Bitters Is ah eiceilen, appetizer and aida digestion Old People And it Just exaotly what they need Prioe flllj cents per bottle at tharman A Co'a Drug 8lere Char man Bros. Block. Castorla. "Caatorla Is ao excellent medicine for chil dren. Motbera have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children." Da. 0. 0. OaoooD, Lowell, Haaa. " Caatorla is the beat remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope tha day Is not far distant when mother wlllconaider the real Interest of their childrea, and use Castorla In stead of the variousquack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves." Da. J. T. Kiacaaxoa, Conway, Ark. Castoria. 11 Caatorla Is so well adapted to ohlldren thai I recommend It aa superior to any proscription known to me." R. A. Ancais, M. D., Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. "Our physicians in ths children's depart ment have spoken highly of their experi enca In their .wtslde practice with Caatorla. and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet we an free to confess that the merits of Caatorla baa won us to look with favor upon It," Uwtid Hospital add Diskhsabt, Boston, 1 ALun O. Sana, Prtt., 11 Tha Centaur Company, TT Murray Street, Maw York City. Or. Price's Cream Baklnff Powder WerM's Pair Highest Metal NERVOUS SHOCK. E. W. JoY CoMPAtfr-CleDtU-men: This la tha lint time I have attempted to write for three yean. Have been ao nervous and weak that I have laid In bed for moat of the time. A friend who had takcu jour Sarsparilla sent ire two bottles. The second one Is most gone, and I bate gained twenty pound, and aurely fvel a new women. 1 waa pale thin. No ambi tion. Had given up, as I bad tried ao many remedies and doctors but found no benefit. If you care to publlnh this you have my consent. (Signed ) M IIH. A. C. TI 1.LM A N, Alameda, Cal. IRt-l-P-A-N-S ONR GIVES RELIEF aaaaftuul MANHOOD RESTORED! SISK fuaiauu-eU to cure a. I nervuuadUoaaei.sucu aa Weak Memory. Loaaof or:.'.i 'ower, lluatlache, Wakeluliiesa, Loat Manhood, Nlitlitly UnilMluu. Nurvoii: teaii.alldruliiaandloMof powerln Generative Organa of either aexcaiinc. by OTerexertlon, youthful errors, eiceaalve uaeol tobacco, upturn orfitlu uianta, which li'atlto Indrmlty, Cunaumptlonur InnanllT. Can ho o'trrti-iil: vent porket. SU perboi.aforSjA. by mall prepaid. With a 9.1 offlor v. give a wrlHcnsiinroitteelo cure nr refund the Money. Sold hyu ilnunoIN. Ai for 11. Iak noolher. Write fur free Medli-al Book ai'i.tW'iilr Inp.Jln wraniH.1'. Ai.JiusNKUVEaKEDCO.,MuiwuloTiuiplu,C'ini'4ji Iforniiloln.lr...:,'.c.-.Oi'...!iyCHAMAN A CO Druililiata. Joy's Veirctiiblo rmrsunuruiii proven is tu ed feel lotCS BUtfiN'i ilia sou eiiimns, palpitntiun oi iieirt, rush ol blood to the lieail, dizziness, riming in eurs, Shots bef ire the eyes, liisiljcho, Inl inutne s,cuntiputiin of bowels, nam) in inu iiu.',!ii'i!tnciiuir. tongus Cl'iit. ci, lull! Urea, li, pimi es on fnc", botf and limb, dccliiioof nerve force di.zy spells, faint srx lis, c ld, chmmy feet and linn'ls, sour lisings, fut ytiK, in somnia, and all d s nisvsof the stomach, liver and kidnera, Joy.s VcifctnUe Bar. sapiirilla is sold by all (iruttiiista. Kefiiac a aubititute. Whrn you pn y for I he leit see that you act the beat. I i .3 pnyfurlheleitsecuiiit t 1 A. XI vaii uet the beat. I Weekly CreJcn a , AM) Oregon Courier FOR I Inquire at tlila Ofllce. KIHt. DON'T STOP TOBACCO. How to Cure Yourself While Using it The tobacco habit grows on a man until his nervous system is seriously at fected, iniparing health comfort and happiness . To nuit sudduntly is too se vere a shock to Die system, as tobacco, to an inveterate user becomes a Btimu lant that his system continually craves. Uaco-Uiro is a scienlinccure lor the to bacco habit, in all its forms, carefully compounded alter the formula ol an eminent lierliu physiciun who has used it in his private practice since 18 2. with out a failure, purely vegetable and guar anteed perfectly harmless. You can use all the tobacco you want, while fa k inu Baco-turo, it will notify you when to stop. We give a written guarantee to permanently cure any case with three boxes, or refund the money with 10 per cent, interest. ISaco-fjuro is not a substi tule, but a scleiitiuc cure, that curea without the aid of will power and with no inconvenience. It leavea the svstera aa pure and free from nicotine as the day you took v Jtir first chew or smoke. Sold by all druggists, with our ironclad guar antee, at ll.UU per box,- three boxes) (thirty days treatment,) 12 00. or sent direct upon receipt of price, si.nd six TWOIKNT STAMPS FOK SAMl'I.K BOX BOOKLET AND PKOOKS KKKK. KurekS Chemical A Manufacturing Company, Manufacturing Chemists. La Crosse. isconsin . Chemical Perfumes. Chemistry seems to furnish substi tutes for the expensive perfumes now made from flowers. It has long been known that the exact odor of the ba nana is produced in the laboratory. There seoms a possibility, however, that even when some fragrant plants .cease to be cultivated for the perfumes many may become of import on oe in surgery. It has been discovered that some such plants are free from the attacks of in sects and from fungous growths, and this may be due to the fact that their essen tial oils have antiseptio properties. The eucalyptus yields an antiseptic, and so do other familiar plants. Chicago Herald. Cheerfulness, A recipe for cheerfulness which Mrs. Edmund Goons gives in a monthly is worth repeating: To two parts of unself ishness add as much fresh air as can easily be obtained. Stir in two . hoars of beauty sleep, a silver tongue (from the tip of which all spite has been re moved) and an eye that looks ont on the brighter side of life. Into this mix ture throw a plucn or humor and a sprinkle of the essence of romance. Aud there yon are. A Remarkable Cure uf Kheunmtlain. VVkstminhtrh, Cal., March 21. 1HU4 - Sotuetimu ago, nn awakening one m irn ing,'I found thai I had rheumatism in my knee so badly that, as I remiirked to my wife, it would be impossible i r ine to attend to btHnei-s that day R membering that I had aome nf Cuau berlain's Tain Balm in my store I sen for a bottle, and rubbed the afHictrnl parts thoroughly with it, according t directions, and within an hour I wa completely relieved. One applicatioi had done the business. It is the ties' liniment on the market, and I sell il under a positive guarantee. K. T Harris. For sale by O. A. Harding, uruggiei. BEWARE of Imitation trade marks and labels. Insist on AW HHP HAiyp SODA n packages. Costs no more than inferior package soda never spoib the flour, keeps soft, and is uni. versally acknowledged purest in the world. Hade only by CHURCH It CO., forTork. aiai7rrcsrssTtr7Wars. WrlMlorlmaaaBaauBrBooke(nUBabUsWlpe-FaU at. Oregon Central & Eastern R. R. Company. YAQUINA 3IAY ItOUTK runncotlna at Yaiiilna liny tvltli the Han FrniH'lHi'n ami Vaiiilna liny Hienmihlp Company. i ruruiiiMH riiiiiiiuii A I anil flrMl-elass In every rerpoet Sail" front Vaiiilna for Sun Kranclni'ii ulanit every ulKht day. PaaseiiKcr arcnmiiioilutluiiK uiiHiirpiiSMCil. Shortcut roiilcK between l ho tVllliiincttc valley ami California. Kara from Alliuiy or ulul went I" San KriinelMcu: I'nbl IJ IK) SleerilKO - - K IU Cnhl' . ru ml trip. U"il for m dnya .... IS 00 Fur hiiIIIuk iln) apply to II. I;. U ALDKX, Alt -nl, Albany, Oregon. t il IH Cl, 1 It K. Kllpt., Corvnllla, Or K II WIN NT I.VK, Mjjr , t'orv.ill.a, Or. Having used Chamberlain's Cough rterned y in my family ami found it to be a first class article, 1 take pleasure in recommending it to my frienos. J. V Fobtsr, Westport, Cal. lor sale by G. A.' Harding Druggist. For Over Fifty Tears. Ax Old AXb WiLL-TaisD Behxdt. Mm. Win slow'. Soothing Syrup baa been naed for orer fifty yean by million! of mother! for their children while teething, with perfect aucceas. It eootiiea tha child, aof teni the f unu, allays all pain, curea wind colio, and la the beat remedy fur Diarrhea. Tj pleaaant to UuMaate. Sold by Dnigglita in etery part of the World. Twenty-Bra centa a bottle. Its ralua la In calculable. Be sura and aik for Mrs. Wlnslow'i Soothing Syrup, and take ao other kind. DON'T STOP TOBACCO It MayOo n Mil ch for You. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, 111., writes that be ail a Severe Kidney trouble for many years, 1th severe paint In hia back and alao that hla bladder waa affected. He triad many ao called Kidney curea but without any (cod reault. About a year ago he began ue ol Electric Bitters d found relief at once. Electrlo Bitters la es pecially adapted lo cure of all Kidney and Liver trouble! and often gives almost Initant relief. One trial will prove our statement Price only Me for large bottle, at C'harraan A Cn.'i Drug an Bros. Block. Dr. Price's Cream Baking- Powder Awarded Gold Medal tfidwiatir Fair, Saa Franciace. Castoria ia truly a marvelous illicit for children. Doctors prescribe it. medical journals recommend it and more .than a million mothers are uing it in place of i. n - i aicitoiii:, uaiuiiiaii b iruuB. eu caucu soothing syurps snd other narcotic and siupefyine remedies. Castoria is the quickest thing to rexulate the stomach and bowels snd give healthy sleep the world has ever seen. It is pleasant t the taste and absolutely harmless. It relieves constipation, quiet pain, cures tliarrahoea snd wind colic, allays fever. isnness, destroys worms, and prevents convulsions, soothes the child and uives it refreshing and natural sleep. Castoiia ia the children's panacea the mother's friend. Castoria is put in one-size bottles onlv. It is not sold in bulk. Don't allow anv one to sell you snything else on the pies or piomise Ihat it is ' just ss irood" and "will answer every purpose." fee that yon et U A S-T-O R-I-A, a. a... alalia STY . itr . "" Is as rJrutara Coi.Lixavn.LC, Tcx.s. Jan. I I, 1891. lie sure and se. Ihe Jones chain-driv. . " foot lift mower before you buy. Ed- m-Mka old. ami I find it h. I,.., ward Iluithes, fori land. Or., is sellina irood aa recommended. Our boy iseinht them. The chain drive is ahead of all nntha twenty days old and weigha SS.t, for durability, simplicity. lightness of draft and Kalghts ef Maccabees. The Stat Commander writea as from Lincoln, Neb .eslollowa: "After trying other medicines for what seemed to be a very ohatlnate cough In our Iwnchildrea we tried Dr. King'i New Dlacnr ery and at the end of two days the cough entirely left them. We will not be without ri hereafter, aa our eiDerlenee proved that It cure where all other remedlea fall." Signed F. W. Stereo State Ccaa. -Why not five thia treat medlciaa a trial, as It ia guaranteed and trial bottleearr free al Charm in A Ca'a Drug Store. Charmaa Bros Block Regular alee MV and fi.Sn. pounds. I find it to be enod for children while leethine; I find it ia cood to cause babies to rest and sleep good when sick : our boy had been sick only a little at first before we nave Castoria a trial : it cures colic and eases the stomach and bowels. Yon may publish what I have written if it iaany use to yoo at all. Yours truly. Titoe F. Vai-oras. Bringyour job printing to theCoi-aicc office and get it done at Portland prices. Mexican Mustang Liniment for Burns, Caked & Inflamed Udders. Piles. Rheumatic Pains, Bruises and Strains, Running Sores, Inflammations, Stiff joints, Harness & Saddle Sores, Sciatica, Lumbago, Scalds, Blisters, Insect Bites, All Cattle Ailments, All Herse Ailments, All Sheep Ailments, Penetrates Muscle, Membrane and Tissue Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Ousts It In a Jiffy. Rub In Vigorously. Msurtaag l.hslsn t Paia. JNgakaa flasi ar v IS.IUHIOUS TO STOPSUDDESl, Y and don't be imposed upon by buying a remedy that requires you to do sn, as il i nothing more than a substitute. In I lie oirl den stoppage of tobacco you must have some stimulant, and in n-.oil all cases, the effect of the stimulsnt, be it opium, mor phine, or other opiates, leaves a far worse hahil con tiacled Ask vnur drmtttist about BAC0 CUR0 It is purely veirelcble. You du not have to stop ui:;tr to bacco with BAC0 CURO. It will notify you when to es ire for tobacco will cease You r system will be as free p !! lis the day belore you toon your nrBt chew or smoke. Aa iron wri tten guarantee to absolutely cure the tobacco habit in all its forms, r money refunded. Price $1 per box or 3 boxes (110 days treatment and guaranteed cure) $2.50. For sale by all druiritisis or will be sent by mail upon receipt of price. Send six two-ccnt stamps for samplb box. Booklets and proofs free. KUREKA CHEMICAL A M'P'U. (JO , l.a Crosse, Wis. I F. Ouki Henry (', Piiyne, lleury C. ltoua. Itccrlvi-M. PACIFIC R. R. Office of THE PIONEER PRESS COMPANY, C. W. HoaxicK, Sunt, St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 7, ln!4. Eureka Chemical A M'I'g. Co., La Crosse, Wis. Hear Sirs I have been a tobacco (lend for many years, and durlne; the pant two years have amoked fifteen to twenty ciaars regularly every day. My whole nervous system became attecled. until my physician told me I must keep up the use nf tobocco for the time being, at least. I tried the so-cal ltd "Keelcy-Cnre," ,lNo-To-Bac," and various other remedies, but without success, until I acclrtently learned of your "liaco-Curo." Three weeks ngo to dny I consider myself completely cured; I am in perfect health, and the hnrrllile craving for tobacco, which every inveterate smoker fully appreciates, has completely left me. Icon aider your "Itnco-C'itro" simply wonderful, and can fully recommend it. Yours very truly, c. HORNICK. !'M ORTMl R U N S Pullman Sleeping Curs legm.t Dining Cars Tourist Sleeping Cars MINNKAPOM III LI Tlf TO I FAIIOII J lilt AM) F CltllOKSTON winn ri:(i HBI.KNA wild ItCttK NOTICE. I'siTBrj States I,asu Omcg, I Oregon City, Or., May 21, mi j BY VIRTfE OK A PROCLAMATION OF THE Preahlent of the United State) and the Honorable Commissioner of the General Land Office, the lamia in the Slletz Indian Reservation, not otherwise appropriated, will tie open- d for entry on ana alter inursnay, July iiin, isuj, at u o clock noon or said day. POHERT A. MILLER, Register. PETER PAIil KT, Receiver. r LECTRICAL LNGINEERIN6 (JOMPANT, Our New r7 Leader, J I Children Cry for i Last year's demand for our' Leader was so large that we were unable to manufac ture tnem as fast as they were ordered. This year we have one mammoth factory u 1 m,ni,r.iiM. i . .i. i .nn. ii,nnuia.,ui ca iiuilllllg UUl IU9 line, and we are making this boot in such immense quantities that we are able ta produce a much better boot. We have many new imnrovementa in this line: first, it is made of heavy gen uine Dongola, solid leather sole and inner sole; second, it has a leather sock lining, which no other but a hieh-oriced boot m.isitactcri-rs of na- . third, it has a back-stav : fourth, aa Dynamos and Flet tl ic Motors niuch care is taken in selecting this stock. For the Transmission and Msirlhutiou and in making, as in our higher-priced of Power. ! goods; fifth, we not only warrant but we Electric Power Apparatus jS I a4T vha RAAr a$aAi ' Our New Leader Ladies' Dongola But ton; styles, Plain Opera Toe, Plain Com- mon-5cnse loe, upera Toe Patent Tip; widths, D, E, and EE; sizes, j to 8. Our New Leader Ladies' Dongola Front Lace, Opera Toe Patent Tip; widths, D, E, and EE ; sizes, jt to 8. Our New Leader Ladies' Dongola But ton, Spring Heel, Common-Sense Last; Patent Tip ; widths, D, E, and EE; sizes, zj to 6. Any of the above-described shoes sent on receipt of $1.45, all postage paid by us. Send for complete illustrated cata logue of all grades of boots and shoes free. Please mention this paper. POSTAL SHOE CO., Bos 2687. Boston, Mass. Quartz Mills, Hoisting, Pumping, Drilling, and all mining work where long distance transmis sions is required, V Pt'KCIALTY.... Offie and Works, 34 and 36 Main St , San Kk.i.xci-cii, Cai. CITY TREASURER S NOTICE. NOTICE H HEREBY CIVKV TnAT THRRE are .unVlent fund, on han.1 In the Main Street tnnd ol Oregon Cur to par warrant, ne lo No. S-J7. entmraed Ierember a. l-eS, and war ranis on Ceneral tnnd endorse! Mar 1. Ir(, and warranu ..,., 9K1. 97.!7S, eiiSoraed Mar S. 1M. interest reaaes aritb the data A this notice. K. L. HuLMAN. Oreajna City, June IS, I sen. I'lty Treasurer. THROUGH TICKETS TO eiIJAGO VVjAjiiNOTON PH I J jVti L. Pjfll .4 NEW VOItK BhiTiiN and'all POIXTS) KAJIT and ROI'TM. For Information tlfEeU, call ou ?r w ti . lircls, mnpa tud A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Oregon. 255 Morrison Street, Corner Third. KOT.CE TO DOXATIOX CLAIMANTS I'MITED STATES DISTRICT I-AND OFFKK. Oregon (Jity, Orenon AJay 11, !.". ( TO ALL FKRSOXS HAVINO MADE PKTTLK ment upon tracts of Umi within tnln listrtct and nlvt'ii noticp. a n'OUired lv law. thatthev cliihn such liitids an doiiitllons under the pro viBions of the aft of coiinre-s entitled "An nvt to create the oi1ire of surreyor-ji-nernl of tli public Uuds in Oregon and to provide for the surveir and to intike donationii to iiettlerfi of ih Mid public lands ' approved sept intwr T,, lh30, and the vtthoui acts amendatory and up pie men tut thereto, and to their heir?, deviiieea. ftranteeA, and all rteraons nmlciuK claim to such donation c)lmn whether by descent, devfit. ludkdnl sale, or conveyance In w faith, who hava hitherto f -tiled to mike aid file in the roper land otiiee final proof of aueh rlnfma. totiee is kertbv given In accordance wfih th requirements of wM ti-ni 1 of the ai t of couirrsMS approved July 2Bth, 1'M, aud in Durnuance of th directions of the Comininsioner of the eneiai Lai.a 'nice tnai tney are required to appear at Ihii office and make and Hie final nr.iofsi f.. Buch rlaims and perfect their title thrtto In-fore thefintday of January. ih.u if they fail ao to do wit hi 11 that time and. .loti-im.. claims will n helil to bve b-fn atiHndontHl by them, and the land enihra-id tiiercin will he restored Ut the public domnin ns prorided In said act of roiifnvsa of Julr 2T., 1mm. uiven unaer our naiias tnu llth dav uf May, Wis. ROBERT A MIM.E'i, R..,;, PfcTKR PAUtT, It. reiver. Rip.ina Tahuft'ft: one trfre relief. Rips ) TaMile cure liver innihlM Kipitn-4 T)mie otuv con?tipathij Pitcher's Castcrla. UP. ?ih-r. newspaper advertising aen 1 MerehanU' Fschaace, Saa Pranriaeo, Is onr amhnrUed asrat This paper is kept Slain hla rfllre. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. LAND OFFICE AT OREGON CITV. ORFlinv May SI, li. Notice Is neivhv eive'n thai thef dlowint-named aetller has filnl u,4i,eol hia Intention to make rinal pr.,t in sufport of hi. elairo, and that aaid i,r.of a ill K Jj' helore the Kesi.u-r and Ri-., r m I omce at Omt.ui tily, On-gon, n jui iah I., viz: ' ' MOBRIS K. GRAFEXIiAlf, ? fK" '' 10 T-p S. R at. He name. th. l..lowin wltu, to proTe hi. rautinii.Hi. re.iden.-e .p,, ijwl enlnvaiion of. aaid land, Tir ilrnn- Uti .Hi Edmund tinber. Henry Meli k. nd John C 8chml.lt, all of luiyr. Or. ' I ROFlKaT A. MII.I.KR. Reirler.