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About Oregon courier. (Oregon City, Clackamas County, Or.) 188?-1896 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1895)
ON VOL. XIII. FOE CHOICE CUTS and PETZOLD & GALE'S Seventh Street, Corner of Two Bhopn. MAIN ST., OPPOSITE -p OPENS.... Expositiono f " " Portland, Ore. The largest and Most Complete Display ever made of the 1 Bmnnm, Industries, Commerce. Business. Agriculture, torests. Mines, rruit. Fisheries. Manufacjures and Transportation Facilties of the Ureal Northwest. Fine Vbmc. Special Attractions Eveky Day. Rbduced Katks on all transportation llnks. ADMISSION". Pinzlo AdmlRBion .... UBc Children Under IS 4!Oo Season Tickets 3.00 E. t. HASTEN, Secretary -OLD HICTCOZRX" Dest on Earth-.. J CARRY A FULL LINE OF...... FARM TOOLS, including Hay Presses, Feed Cutters, Choppers, Plows, Harrows, Seed ers, Spring Tooth Harrows, Potato Diggers, ALSO ...... ' -J St'Risa Waooss,' Carts. Buggies. Etc. Be sure and call when yo.t are In the city whether you want to buy or not. EDVARD HUGHES, FOR DOORS, WINDOWS, MOULDING nd Building Material. Lowest Cash Prices Ever Offered (or First-Class Goods. Shop Opp. Congregational Church, Hain Street, Oregon City Decorating, Shop TflfilB IIOW A fflbE? IB ilil W () PDmiHO, OREGbM. Two of. a Kind... Make a strong pair. It's as plain as dav, though, that there sreno pairs to our rockers. V'e have the chaira and tlie public of Oregon City And it best to come to us for teals. There's a chair for everybody in our furniture bouse and a superb all around display of up todale furniture, ton, ai prices thai up Indole are without a parallel in Oregon. The people enjoy hitting on us, and we don't miud it a particle. We meet the procession with chairs and are prepared to rock this town to its loundatlons. Bellamy & Dutch, Tha House Furnlahara. TENDER MEATS GO TO CASH MARKETS. Center, on the Hill. T CAU FIELD BLOCK. Oreeon City. FOR EXHIBIT SPACE APPLY AT TUB EXPUSILION BVUDINQ C H. HUNT, Superintendent c W' SO as M -A Corse Frost and Taylor. Portland, Or JAMES MURROW, e e Paper Hanging, Artistic House Painting and Kalsomining. with R. L. Holman, Oregon City JEWIB1LIB1K A. N.RIGHT, Watch Repairing a Specialty 305 0RRI8OX OPPOSITK POSTOFPICK OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER -S PECIALITIES- Fresh Fruit Creamery Butter.... Breakfast Bacon... Hams and Lard.... Teas and Coffees... CHEESE, CANDY, NUTS. IN FACT WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF EVERYTHING WE SELL. E. E. WILLIAMS, The Groeer-r .60 TO. WILSON & CODXE FOB Oregon City Transportation Co. Str. RAMONA. TIMK TAB LB OREGON CITY MOA1 Leave Portland Foot Taylor SL 11 :30 a. M. 4 :00 p. m. No Sunday Trips. Leave Osteon Citt ' Foot Hh Hi. 9 :00 a. H. 2 M P. M. Str. ALTOMA Leaves Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Leave Independence and Salem Mon days, Wednesdays and Fridays. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. 1895. FALL AND FALL OLIVER , ' AND EXTRAS- Black Fur Capes, 30 inches long, 100 inches sweep. SPECIAL, $7.50, $9 and $10.50. Black Astrachan Capes, 30 inches long, 100 inches sweep, $12.50, $13.50 and $16.50 worth $25. Black Baltic Seal Capes, 30 inches long, 100 inches sweep, just as handsome and rich as REAL SEAL, heavily lined with Peau De Soil Silk. Special, $13-50. $'5 $20. Cloth Capes from $3.50 to $10. 5a Misses and Children's School Cloaks, $3.50, $4-50 and $5. All Wool Dress Goods, 25c, 35c, 40c and 50c yard. 3TSend in your orders at once. McALLEN & Comer Third 4 Honiara MUCH NEEDED REFORM. WrUitn for tht QnHer. We bostit of lieinn reformers. B But r here is our reform in matters of finance ir irsde? Money has been the concern c? nations to a greater or lesser extent I r site past, yet the nations seem i to i powerless or unwilling to control its e, and it is claimed, can do nothlnjr the matter, but conform to the uags J customs ol the people. It is time wnments should serve the people, d them on to better conditions linlly, commercially and 6nancially. it it should be the people in every Unco, and not the few, as in these TS luke the history of the world today in i matter of money, and we find that lawa are so shaped that the rich y oppress the poor, and might rule )r right. And, as a consequence, ney flows Into the coffers of the few, Ihe detriment of the many. Hence. ;ry of distress arises fr oi everv peo- in the enligntened world. This con loo of affairs will not last much ger when e hear volcanic rumblings leath the earth's surface, we know an ption is threatened, and unless the :ea underneath find relief, the conse nces are destruction. Statesmen mid beware of how they act in these Iters, and look to the welfare of the molest citizen with equal zeal, as to tot the millionaire, "at where is the remedy for these T Philosophers tell us, to find a r iedyt we must first find the cause, I I Kive it as my opinion, deducted n careful observation, that specula i is the msin cause of the financial ress of the world today. I cannot I that there ever was a money panic he history of the world, that was not ed by speculation, and yet, specu M and competition., twin thieves, not only allowed to exist, but are ouraged as legitimate lovers of !ness. peculation Is to get property Into our session without rendering therefor ."full ami Mimntnt annivalnnt. and the m vvwr.vw ' F principle is just as wrong to the amount of five cents, as it is to the amount of r'lllons. while competition is a race . i . ... t iween the stronger ana me weasnr, "' w-tn Ka awift and tha slow, and iit.Iai)ly. results lniavorofjnightover rights The claim, "to rule speculation and competition out of use " would be detrimenUl to the prosperity of the iwinntrv. la a false claim. ' It IS true it would be injurious to those making a livinn that way. and their name is legion. But the sooner that result comes around tha better for all mankind. For then strict and merited Justice would step in as tht rule of support, and men would only get. wlirt they earned, and would get all they earned, nothing less, notlv ingmore. I am full Dursuaded that if specula tion and competition were condemned aa criminal sets today, and made pucish able by law, there are many men who would not know how to make the nrsi turn in aid of their own support. They have lived so Ions by the sweat of others brows, it would go bard with them to make the needed and useful change. But they should suffer the consequence nntil r.Hflved hv rerjentsnce. Far better that suffering should fall on men of idleness than on men of toil . Speculation is rampant In most every part of our country , but more so at Washington perhaps than anywhere else. Our lawa are so shaped that throush the banking and bond system of finances, a few men may control the country's iiurrency, and these men do not always use scrupulous care to deal iustlv with the people's money. They are allowed to speculate in every con poivahlfl uuv. and then baste to use CLOAKS "- DRESS GOODS... ttcDOnELL. Portland, 2,7 1898. this liberality to our detriment. Speculation and competition in all commercial affairs should cease today and all Rood men In every nation should use their efforts In that direction, nor should they forget the prohibition of the sale and use noeless and vitiating articles of trade. There are many things sold over our counters today of no material benefit to any man. In such cases, the buyer injures himself and family financially, a' thing he h: no moral right to do, nor should he have a legal right to do so, while the seller aids and abets this injury, and takes that in exchange for which be renders an unequal equivalent. 1 If we ever expect universal justice to reign supreme among us, why not begin today the real work to bring It about, and cease contriving at frauds and cus toms which only work injury continu ously. The millennium will never come to us until we, by our effoits, prepare the way for It. wm. ruiLLirs. Clackamas. Sept. 25th. CANBY. The threshing season Is over. Grain as a general thing has turned out well. Whest in some parts of the county has gone SO bushels and oats 80. The oat crop was over an average o.'.i. The hoppickers are getting home. Quite number went from these parts. They all complain of the rain, which made it very disagreeable. Albert Hart has his barn about done and is getting ready to build a house.' J Wilson hsd the misfortune to get his dry house burned but has rebuilt it and is now running full blast and is drying three tons at a time. There are three other dryers. The steam dryer at the Drone farm bold 2.W tons at a time. 8. Mathewt has a dryer that haa 168 trays and holds 4000 pounds at a time. Mr RMar haa hie house about ready for occupancy and ia busy hauling lumber for a barn. John Hart is having a lot of prunes dried by the Canby drier. . ;; The 8 P. B. R. is putting In new switches which are much handler than the old style. ) . . Born, to the- wife ol D. R. Porter, an right-pound eon -- Mother to dotag well. There is talk of snothes wedding soon. Mr. Billings is down from Hood River looking after his farm . He looks hale and hearty. Mr. Sherer has his house and barn about completed. J. Andrews and James Evans have moved into town for the winter. ftahnnl will burin next week. Mr. Dobbins 'is principal and Miss Sumner assistant. September 21st. p Nino. STAFFORD. Catching weather. The frost Saturday morning caught the patatoea on the low ground and now the prospect of a large crop looks slim. The rains the past week caught many farmers cutting and curing their seed clover, making them look down their nose. Several hayseeds are sneering around with colds, caught promiscously. Times are looking np since hop pick ing, end Sam Mayer has bought a new Sunday bat. Philip Baker's son, Msrke, lies, veiy low with nervous fever. , Moser and Johnson have been thresh ing clover. John Q. Gage starts for Tillamook soiintv tomorrow to get some horses h e has been having in pasture during the summer months. Dsvld Wrolfle. one of our enterprising young men, bss departed for SIcMinn- ville to attend college. Me is a gooa scholar and undoubtedly will fit himself well for the battlo of life he is just entering. Josenh Grande has been transplsnting cabbsges and sowing turnips and other wise fitting up his winter garden. Mike Gross sports a fly net and ear caps on his boggy horse at present, Go it Mike. flam Mir ia building a dry house and smoke house combined. Mr. Larson's new shed makes a decid- ed improvement to his already large barn. September 22d. Lmomv. The closing days of the Exposition at Portland will be devoted to a chrysan themum show, for which liberal premiums are offered. The show will be under the management of the Oregon Flower Association, which held such a sutessfal rose show last Jane. There are prizes for both amateurs and pro fessionals, and entnea are mvite.l from growers of flowers everywhere. NO. 21. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Furnished Every Wbek by th Cl.sckatnal AbMraot L Trust Company. K M Mnrtlmoreto Dorcas Niirli'-li"'l. w H of ne i of see 15. 6 s. ! !; 3t. Jme Lyons to G. A. A Um v '( of nw JXsec81.2s.3e. 448; IXK). Chas Bolds to Mary F 0, l it ' 2 of bin 24, lots 3 and 4 of hlk 17. '; $4000. " A H Fnircliild to M H E lwar.N - of ne and n nf se M of : 2, 8 3 e ; I'.'iwo W F Highfleld to Rnnt UnnM " a in Th'is J. Chsie CI. S s, t e ; $1 . C Beal to Hiram Longcuy. iif ' f e UnfPc8fl 1m. 4 t: $'1110. r Will FhIIh Co to Vinni" H WsMhh, lot 4 f hlk IC. Will Frills; II. 8 A DGil'lv o A K Unnv, w '4 sec HI 4 s, 1 e; $300. E P Riinna to 8 K Rand i" 1 k J 9. H' ilme's add; $1000. J V. Mii'fra to Marlon H i r 1 v ' of e of sec 28. 2s.4e;3 . J E Mieftirs to Marion HiH.iry, i h 1 sec2H 2 s. 4 e; $10(10. Jss W Shaw to W 0 Smiiii 1 7 "d 8 of blk 3. Annex add 0 C ; '0. t M A Ranch to Ueo V K'1 1 m Hecksrt'sadd 0 0; $1. 11 1.' r- - 4. ru.. U..i... 1 I 9 war r vr" u vumn . 3 and irac hits 15 and 16 of Mk 7, ' I stone; $1 H O Kingo to A J King i. kw M of sec 20 and of se Si -'' 4 s, 3 e, coo 100 a; $3200. M Judv to Rosette Miller. 15 a v Mt Inck CI; t. Cyrus M Hat t borne toi;n vu v.-mn i, U of ne M and nw M of s.- ti - 30. 2s, 6e;$30O. C F Mier to Clack Co, 90 q -e 4, 4 h, 1 e, road way; 11. H E Cross to H C Btevena, iih in sna 16 of blk 31, Gladstone; $ M The following extracts r ff.1.0 . aiiiiuation papera recently liMnd-! iu at a publio achool in Connect inn : I From what animal do h net milkT ' From the camel ami ti. milk man : 2 The hen is covered with fwttimrs. With what is the cat , 'covered 7 The cat is covered with fleas. ' '. a Name an animal that' has four lega and long tall. A mosquito. 4. Name two kinds of nnts. Pet- nuts and for-get-me-nnta. Harpen The "I. W. , Harper", 8 mr : Mash whiskey is, we think, (and If ymi try It you will agre4 with as) thednei flavor ed whiskey made in Kentucky. 'It is not sold until fully matured., and until the fusil oil has been eliminated. 'Indeed, we challenge any chemist to fined a drop ot bieiLoil lo a barrel of U.whea pat ktn,Uis) arket.; ; v M ; It is especially commended for m idicat nurmise. on account of its purity, while aa a beverage we nn hesitatingly assert that It ia superior to the floem French Cognac. Sold only by Hill A Cole Ore gnn City Qregon. ' Dr. Price' Cream Baking Powder WerM'S Pair rUgtost SI at uipiaaaa. $50 Rbwabo I will pay the above amount for the arrest and conviction o the partiea that robbed the. Wiihoit stage on Auguat 12th, 1805, near Mulino, Clackamas county, Oregon, or for any information that may convict, ' B. C. Mauoock, Sheriff of Chckamis County Oregon. , , , ' ' To Thadk To exchange for resident or business property in Oregon City The whole or part of a fruit farm of 80 acres, all under cultivation, 10 acres ot -prunes four years old. Good house, barn and well, Inquire at tho Blue Front grocery, corner Seven thj and Center streets. 1 Children Cry for Pitcher's Csstcrla. fmiH)inr 7 J Reader, did von ever take SIXMO. Lives Regulator, the "Kino or Lives M edicts eb T ' ' Everybody needs take liver remedy. It is a sluggish or diseased liver that impairs digestion and causes constipation, when the waste that should be carried off remains in the body and poisons the whole system. That dull, heavy feeling is due to a torpid liver. Bilioasneas, Headache, Malaria and Indigestion are all liver diseases. Keep the liver active by an occasional dose of Simmons Liver Reg ulator and you'll get rid of these trou bles, and give tone to the whole sys tem. For a laxative Simmons Liver Regulator is Bxrm tha Pills. It does not gripe, nor weaken, hut greatly refreshes and strengthens. Every package baa the Red Z tamp on the wrapper. J. 11. Zeilin & Co., PbibMlefitkU. igfiXJaTCrt) s4F