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About Oregon courier. (Oregon City, Clackamas County, Or.) 188?-1896 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1893)
CITY AND COUNTRY, OKKOON CITY, HKI'TKMIIKII I, IHC.1 Tarms of NiilMiiriitirui. 81 nit la Oupjr, nii yi.nr, In advance, I.' 01 Hliiifle Copy, ill milium, In advance, 1 00 uical nntlitus 10 cf uta pur 1 1 no Irir tlrht ; A ronll pur Hue furuami milmwiiiiiMit liiHurtUm. Address, C'OOItlKIl, Oregon Clly, Oregon COtiNTV OmCKIIH. Jwlll J. W. H.l.lrum nam in uuiiru, (Jmi. Y. Ilnrntiui nrln i!. W llnimii lli-cunlnr H M ltnin.1, Irnulln r, J, (I. Wllii rH A.ansMr, J, c. llMtill.y m-iiiwi niinnrilllnllilMlil. II. H Ol! Sllrv.y.ir, ... M.lui.y Nmytli tiunHwr, ... II. I, llnliiniii f!iml..lM.i.....pU I Mellaril He ' (Ciiriii'lhin llalr OltKdoN CITY OFriCKIU. Mayor, T. W. Sullivan tauirnto, L. I.. I'urn-r Uilcl ol Police, J. H Pilnlom AasMsor J. K. Illnnul Treasurer, .. . ....K.J. brain Clly Attorney II. K. Cr Htreet fiinuilisslfilier, !. HoIhtk up i oi nairr worm w ll ll.. City K.iiitl r, . Sidney Hiii) Hi i iriiiiciiini.il-it. u, Mnnaiii. jr.. n. I. hhiv. (J. m, llreoinnaii, W. A. Wlill, J. J. ('onk, J. W. OH '(Hi. nun, ,i, ll. r,,niT mni t. p. iuiihiiui, C'clllicll meets Ant Wetlnwaiay uf enrli molitll. OHUnCHKS. First Congregational lliurch Hkv. M. Puugherty 1'a.tur. Services Ha. m. biiiI h:uu p. m. Sunday HrhiMil slier inouiliiK service. Prayer Mi'i'tinir every WedllCMMiy evening ill H:WI p. Ill, Prayer Meeting of V. r. 8. C, K, every miiiimy evening nt tKMipmiiipt. Klrxl Iluptiat t'hureli-ltav. Gllmiin Parker, Psaler Morning Service 1 1: Himilay Kt'luiol M:i Kvcnlng Hervlca 8111; ltgtlliir Prayer Meeting Wciliiasiluy evening. Honiiiiy i;ovenaiu aieciing every Weill day evvulng precceding Ural Sunday In iliuinontli, St. John's Church, Oalhollc-ltev. A. Illllel.rand, Paator. on Huwiay, aiaaa at a anil iu::hi h m. Kvcry Similar Uoninui Sermon after a o'clock Maaa. At all other Maaaaa KiikIInIi Sermons. Humlay School VStu p. m. veaara, Allogeiicaimiujecisainl Hen diction at7::i p. in. Mothisllat Kilacopal Church llev. (I. Hykaa, 1'iialor. Morning Service at II: Silmlay tklionl iit'ltldn; Kvan Ing Hervlce at H:lMI, Kitworth League iiieelluu Sun. day availing at UStu; Prayer Meeting Thursday even- nig at a mi. Hint Presbyterian Church. Rev. (I. W. ClllKim-y, Pailor. Services II ft. in. ami a 410 p. ni. SaMwth Hcliiail 10 a. in. Y. P. 8.0. K. mecta avary Sunday evening III Q::U. Prayer MeellligWednesilay evening S:lJ. Seats free. Kvangellcal Church, (l.ruiali A. Kriial, Past'.r. Preaching Services every alternate Hiimlny 11 a. tn. ami T:W p. m. HaMmth Hi'linol arory Hiimlny 10 a m. (J. Ilarrlitliargar, Hilpt.) Winikly l'rayir Alfi'llng avary Wnllliwlay t'VMilug. UiiIImI llri'lliran Clniroh.-Rar. I'. II. Wllllaiua. Paator. Hurvlci Unit ami third Humlay mornlnga anil the proceeding Hatnnliiy night In each month at Oregon City 11 a. in. anil 7 p. in , and the flint Hun. dav afternoon uf each month at Kallf View. ClirlslUu rliurcll-ller. I). T. Btanley, Palur. Hervioea every Hllliduy 11 a. ni. at Hhlvelv'f Hall. Preaching iccoiii! and fourth Hulldny In each uionlh. 81, Paill'a Churcli, Kpiaroial Iter, J. A. Kckatnuti, paator. Heivicea every Hundny at 11 a. in. and 7JU ji. in., aviitl l ililiiy evening at 7::i0p. in. BOCIKTIRS. Fulls Clly balge of A. U. I', V.-Mu every aeo. und and fullrth Priilny evening of earh inoiith in Odd Pellowa' bulliilng. All aiJouruiiiK brethren conlitilly inviled toatleud. D, LXurlelil, 11. YV. (I. Call IT, Itec, Pig Iron Lodge, No. 1:11, A. O. U. W. Meetn every Thunalay -evening at (alii Fellow'a Hull, llawegii, Viaitlng brelliren alwnya welculne. J. U. Campbell, II. W. It. Htrauaa, llec. Molalla UkIko, No. 40, A. 0. IT. W. Meota Ant and thinl Hatunluya in each llionlll at Hchool llollne. Vlilting nieinhera ininle welcouu. T. H. Hllpp, JI. W. J. W.'lhomiia, itec. Oavol Loilge, No. 6.1, A. 0. U. W. Meota aecund anil third ijalunliiy eveliingt at Knight a Hull, tlanliy. Viailing limtliora annde welcome. O. h. UnrloW, H. W. W. 8. Urlbble, K. ClaokaniM Iiilgo, No. SI, A. O. II. W. Meetn Drat and third Sloiidiiya in each month, at Hlrltea Hall, Visiting brethren welcome. H. Ilolcomb, M. W. (.'. K. Peaae, Hoc. Sum lie I,oilge. No. , A. O. V. W. Meeti every aecond and fourth Hntunliiv of ench nionlh at Wll. aonville, Oregon. Mai Hchulpilia, M. W, C, T. Tooze, Itec. Ori'gon Lodge, No. 3, I O. O. P. Meota every TnurauaV eveninir at 7:110 o'clock p. m. in the Odd Pellowa' Hull, Miliu afreet. Mcmliera of the Order are Invited In attend, Uaorge 0, Kly, N.U, Tlnia. (Ivan, Hep, Pulla Knpauipruent, No I, I. 0. 0. P.-MoeH find, and thlnl Titet,Uuya of ench month at Odd Pellowa' llnll. Memboraand vlnlllng nutriaroha oortlinlly In, vlted to attend W. 1. Howell, Chief I'atriurcli J, A. Htewaal, Bcrlue, Oaweiro Loilite, Mo. 0.1, I. O. O. P. Meota at Odd Pel low'a Hall, Oswego, every Hatiirday evening. Viititilig brethren made welcome. U. W. rroaaer, N. U. J P. Kialcy, Hoc. Multnemali Loilge, No. 1, A. F. A A. M. Holds Its regular communications on Drat and third Suttirdaye of each month at 7SMI p. ni. Brethren ill good Kland. Ing are Invited to attend, I.. L. Porter, W. M. T. F. Kyiill, Sec. Wallchono Loilge, No. 13, I. O. Tt. M. Meets Wwl neaduy evening at Armory Hull. Vlaltlng inomberB cordially Invited. A. J. Hazard, C. of U. Cimrlea Kelly, Sachem. Meade I'oat, No. 2, 0. A. R., Department of Oregon. Meets Unit Motiilay of each montli at K. ol P. Hal, Oregon Clly. Visiting commdea made welcome'. David McArthiir, Com. J. P. Hhnw, Adj. Opneral Pope Post, No. 2, 0. A. H.-Mel't flrht 8aturlay of each month at Grange hall, Mulltlo. I'pmradea conllully Inviled. J. P. Nulnoit, i'mti tnander. II. W. Shuw, Adjutant. (leu. L'nik Post, No. 23. G. A. R., D.'portmont of Oregon. Ieet In school house at Newly on rlrat Bat urday in ouch month at i o'clock p, in, All cum? rades mndc welqotne. Jacob Hpogle, Com, J, Kar, atatlufi Adj. Moaila Relief Corps, No, 18, Depnrtment of Oie gun. Mei'ts on Drat and third Fridays of each inc. n III IiiK, of P. Hall. Members of corps from abnnnl oordiully Welcomed. Mm. M. M. ( barman, Pres. Mra. K, L. CiK'liran.Treas. Mrs, J. B. llurdlng.Heo, Hons of Veterana, K. II. Baker Cuinp, No. 18-Moets Crst and thlnl Thnrsilay evenings ol each month, K. 8. Calitr, Cspt. II, . Bi llomy, 1st Idem, U, O, Wood, td Lieut, Aohllloa LmlK, No. !W, K.of P. Meets evory Pr. duy night at the K. of P. hull. Vlrlling kuighta Invited. Chaa. Albright, Jr,C.C J. K. HIhkIos, K. of li. & 8. Canby Lislgo, No 8H4, 1. 0. 0. T. Meets Brst and third Hatimlay evenings at Knight's Hull, Cauby. Visiting members always made welcome. H. C. Gillmore, W. C. T. Millard Lee, Sec. F Comjiaiiy, First Rei ., 0. N. G. Armory, Third and Main. Regular drill night, Monday. Regular bmineaa meeting, flrat Monday of each month. J. V. Uanonn, Opt. F. 8. Kelley, First Lieut. L. L. Pickens, Second Lieut. (Canby Spiritualist Society. Assembles on flrs-t-and tliird Sundays of each month. II. A. Lee, Pre a denf. Miss flattie Phillips, Kecoplitig Secretary. New Era W. C. T U.-Mects flrst Satunlay In each montli at their hall It. New Era. Friends of lie cause riivltcd to be present. Mrs tHrey Joinoll, Mra. Kaslman, Proa, it, John's Branch, No, M7, C. K, of A.-Meets avury Tuesday evening at their hall, corner Main and Tenth streeta, Oregon City, T. W. Sullivan, Pre. Matt. Justin, Hoc. Oregon City Board of Trade Meetaat Court House on second Monday In each month. Visitors w, Icome. Geo. C. llrownoll, Pres. P. K. Donaldson, Sec. Canbr Bjard of Trade-Meets at Knight's Hall, Canby," on flrst and third Fridays of each montli. Visitor welcome. Win. Knight, Pres. S.J. Garri son, Sec. Mulalla Grange. No. 40, P. of H.-MeetS at their hull at Wright's Bridge ou the second Hatiirday of each month at 10 ft. m. lellow members made welcome. J. P. Nelson, Maiter. E. H. Cooper, Sec. Tualatin Grange, No. Ill, P. of H.-Meete last Satur day of each month at their hall in Wilsonville. R. B. jlenry, Master. Misa Beda Sharp, Sec. Warner brange. No. 117, P. of I(;-Meet fourth Saturdtyof each month at their hall In M'W '". U. C. Williams, Master. Miss Maggie Brown. Seo. Butte Creek Grange, No. 82, P.of II.-Meeta at their hall In JVarquam aecond Salurday In each montli at 10 a. m. Visiting meniliei alwaya welcome. J. n. White, Master. J. K. Jack, Sec. Columbia Hook and Ladder Co.-Meeta rst Prl dar of each month at Fountain fcngine Houia;. W. T. Whitlock, Pres. Ed L. Shaw, Foreman. A.VV . Milln, fountain ll.aar C, No. 1-Meets aond Wednesday I n each month at Engine House, eaat aide Ma In street, between seventh and Eighth. Hiram Straight, Prea. M. P. Quinn, Foreman. J. W. Stewart, Seo. Cataract ll Co. No. S.-M. ets ecoi d Tuesday of earh month at I'amract Engine House. Sidney Snnth, Pe. Bart Greenman, Foreman. Herb Bestow, Sec. Oregon City Hoar Co., No. S-0 W. Church, Pres. W. W. Ma", porenian. . S. Stranje, Sec, j I - LETTER LIriT. The following U list of letler re niaininifin the postofficpat Orcifon City. Auif. 30, 1S9.I: Asphon, J W Burns. F T Bentel, R J 2 Butter, Robert iHivtnit. Martin Hightield. Frank Leviz. Frank Armstrong. L E Bean. Sophia Brunbly, Ralph Dugan, John Frick, Miss Liziie Jordan. James Miller, Re R Michal, Leon Muir. John Murray. Mrs Helen Smith. Mis E Sullivan. John Wigend, Mr White, 'oi Sam Weiner, M Williams George Wu-n calling for th'se 'ettera please say "advertised." E. M. Easds, P. M. " Bipans Tahules cure constipation. EVENTS OF THE WEEK Visit hp am Kminknt Guiiman Lis tiniHT. Dr. W'illifliii Kiiuriitir, lliu hu ciiiiiiiIinIii'iI iirnri'aHiir ol llio KuhhIiiii an I'olisli liiniiiiHjjoii at tliu Impuriul Kriuji AHwUimie In Ilcrliii, in vInIIIiiU III lirotlicr. hiiiviliili'iiili-iil KiiiIiiIii, Koitiut ni lliu hduIiiii mill. 'J'lie pro it'SNor hits h luiir iiionllis Ii'iivb or uli Httiiuo ol wlilt'li lie Is uiukliiK if. mi. I uso livnn extfiuluil tour of tliu L'nitod tSttitsjM. I lo lias i.ftun H out 1,1s giiininitm In Kus siu, ami in c r.lltii to his nuiiit hi viuvy me tiinni ins nuru uravaiuni rt'lf iniing linn ififul empire, lis ltoveriiimtiit ami poiiiu uru very H'IjiIKI,iI. lit) Hityn lliul diich a triitulur has ulitiiintnl on triiticu witliiti its lionlers, ho Is lint iltllu inoio sul jeet tn pulirtj nirveillaneu than tin Is In this oi in ii I ry. Il Is eiisy lo net llltll Itllesill Lilt llillilMilt tolli't nut. Tliu Juns Unit aru lielnu exiielluil are of tliu wamleriiiif Hint, tlmsu wliu have liml a flxeil lialiititiiiiii (or many years not bo inu (iiKiuroed. lliu Kiissian ir.iveiii ineiil, hu says.il.ies nut I'kii tliu Jew, hut yet It ilnc'H not carry Its ilisliku to ex pulsion of old iHruulilhh ouizcns. Tliu riii'irnim prcsH veusorsliiii is a struteli of piilvrnaliHiii to prevent tliu Hiiread of uitiiKurtniH or lonlinli iluetriiies uiiioiik lliu unthiiikinif, iKiiorant inas-es. All liiililieatitiiiH pass tlirouirli tliu liiinils of the ceiiHiiiH, and objectionable passiivg in them are obliterated by lariru daul'B of black Ink applied with a Htnmp, Citizens of education and acknowledged Hlitnilintf, and wlioureiccounized as such Dy me irovernnient olliuiale. receive their foieiun books and periodicals without (lisfliriireiuont by the censor. lor they are oeliiiveu to have RUlliclunt inlulliuenco not to be curried ntl' ihe'r political feet by every wliill of nuvul thought. The peonies' parly in Itussia is the Nihilists who travel to libera government expense. Tlie method of the HuHHiun iiverninont for keeping me loilinif m 1 1 1 1 iik in mental darkness. is both systematic and complete. As our republican form ol government is not a jubilant success, the "vtliite czar'1 an easily lustily lo himself Ins auto cratic, ruthless administration of u"jv- eminent. TiikSknator's Dam Aoain. Siiperin- temlent Hubbard, of the Clackuinas hatclierv, is very much afraid that this ear will be a repetition of the past two or three season at his estab!isiinu nl that there be a scarcity of salmon in the pper Clackamas. jie has applied to Mr. McGuiru for assistance in the matter but the littler is at a loss to know just how to give the required aid. Despite II oi his ellorts to remove obstructions n the river, the obstructions still re main. It is the opinion of buperintenu- cnt Hubbard that if somethiuu; is not one at once the hatchery might as well e in l'ortland as at the headwaters of he Clackamas. It was expected that ish Commissioner McDonald, of Wash- inuton, would be here before this tune nJ that his advice and euunestions oukl settle the much-discussed que- on of obstructions and fishwayH, but hat long expected authority has not put an appearance and tl.e "roval Chi nook" is s'.ill hulling his nose aitainst diiins and falls in his eflorts to flutl shallow water. Mr. Mcliuire intends to have a talk with the governor before he takes further action in these mutters, and if the governor so desires hu will prosecute all offender's to the bitter end. Ortgoniun. Mii.wai'kik'h Xkw Sciiooi.iioubs. On Friday last tho corner stone of the new sclioollmusu in Milwuukie was laid in presence of a large assemblage of old settlers and citizens. This building is to take place of t e old one which has done service since 1850. Alfrjd Letvellen, one of the pupils of the first Bcliool gave a historic talk and Prof. Strange, of this place, made an address. The first school was opened in Milwaukee in 1840, between Septembor 13 and No vember 15, by Miss Hector Campbell The names of the pupils who attended that school were preserved, and those present were; James, Seth and Adam Catlin, Mary E , K, M ., C. A. and Mary A. Campbell, James and Iluldii Dear dot ill', Kl ma. diaries. Watsnn, James anil Amelia Hamlin, Ilulda Hathaway, Jason, Kdward and William Kellogg, Alfred, Asuintb, Hitchel, June, llannsh, Levi and Albert Lewelling, Linas, Kd ward und Eva Ross, Daniel and Harvey Shelly, K.llen, Sura, Angeline, Kliza, Jane ami Perry Twillinger, George Washington, Iieubcn, Daniel and Jona than Wills, Klnia, Olive and Queen Whilcomb, and Samuel Waterbqry'. Title to Aiikhnkthv Island. t- The parcels of land above the Willam ette, lulls to which a pitent whs as signed, ihrotigh Mr. tirownell's eH'ofts, by President Grover Cleveland, on August 10th, to the Portland General Electric Company, comprise S3 27 acres, via; Lot 5 of sec twp 2 8, r 1 o, 7.03 acres; lot 11 of sec 31, twp 2 s, r2e, 10 27 acres; lot 8 of sec 81, twp 2 s, r 2e, 1 ,10 acres ; and in addition the rocky strip exposed at tidewater connecting the aforesaid lots 8 and 11, comprising a part of the "Abernelhy Isluntl" that formed the above tracts, conveyed as such by name to the Willamette Milling & Trading Companies, which were the legal predecessors of I he Electric Com pany. The company would probably not have exerted itself to obtain this "relinquishment of title on the part of the United Slates," had not John W. Di upei obtained a school land deed from the stale to a part of the so-called "island," from which purchase be ex pected to realize a profit of $(i!l,000. "The best laid plans of mice and men gang alt aglee," says Bobby Burns. Council Mketino. At a special meeting of the council on Wednesday evening the ordinance declaring the as sessnicnt on the properly along Main street was ordered published and ap pears in another column. A permit was granted to H. C. Steven to erect a China washhouse on lot 3 of block 2-f on Sixth t-treet, near the depot. The committee on streets and public properly were authorized to confer with Mr. Kroughlon et al in regard to their notice of refusal to pay assessment on the ground that the treetle being built is not on the grade, and act. The trestle as will be remetnhersd, was raised a little when the car line was built to accom modate Mr. Broogbton. An ordinance will be introilqced, at the. reguar meet ing next week, to have all the trouble some awning posts rumoved Iron) the sidewalk . Main Strket The Electric Company have moved the most of their pules lust inside of the concrete curb and at the outer edge ol toe siaewaiK. . niafui I About two blocks of the street is ready for tlie gravel. As it has been rumored some of 4he totrrrele curb has been con- j demned. This includes a small section ! of -tout 4 feet, which has been replaced and another of about M feet which will be. Mr Pope has put "down and airs. Bnrmeiste'r and the Bank of Oregon City will put down concrete sidewalks . ow is the time to put tliera uwn aim other shonld follow their example. The concrete may cost a little more now but will lie the cheaper in long run anil makes 1 much belter walk. U. r. IXESETT 18 s prscuciii uiiuer-. taker. He is now making it a special , bnsinefs. lie is also a practical em-1 can testily. He keeps the mo-t exten sive stock of caskets, cases and coffins south of Portland, and also a very tine grade of cloth covered and metallic work. The caskets and colSns are ready trimmed so that persons frim a distance can.be immediately accommo dated. Prira lo suit these hard, dull time, for I will not be underaoi.1 Come and see f.,r yourselves when oc-; casinn reoiires. Same old play, next dimr to Koake's machine shop. C. P. VlXEETT- I'iii.p Lona. About 2,000,000 feet of balm mid col ton wood logs that were gotten out on the upper Willuint'tle river for tliu WilhiiiiKtiu I'sper A I'ulp mills this siuiHou, have now reached .Newhurg. As fust as the lugs conig meiiced to reach Xi-wberg a large force of luggers went lo mirk rafting them together. They have about 000,000 feet rufied already and us the remainder of the id i ve has icaclied Xowberg the woik of gelling llieni preimred fur towago to Oregon Ciiy will proceed much more rapidly. About two weeks undo win llnish up the entire contract. As fust ns tliu logs aru biinrlieil the slei.nier Toledo lows llieni down. J. K. Wait Dkaii. Seintur J. K. Wait, who died at his residence in (Cast pjrtland, M nidttv night at 1 1 oV-locI. at the ago of IIS years, hud been in ex tremely feehlu hea th si tied trio logisiii lure tlireo rears ago, of which hu was a member. He recently nude a trip to California in hi.pu thut the climiilii: change might restore his health but not receiving benellt lie returned. Senator Wuit wn an early settler, first locating in Milwau kle. llo wasjinlgool Clitckamas county and served in the lower liniiae before moving to Multnomah, from which ho wa elected to the state senate six years ago. Lst Sunday's (jamb. The hall game of Sunday last resulted in the de feat of the nicked ninu by tho firemen with a score of 13 tou. uoou piuyuig IteniHtud with very bad playing on both sides, but the work of thelireuien professional battery was better than that of the other nine. Fenniinore and Wilson were In the points for the fire. men and Clarke Hntf Davey did the but. teiy work for the picked nine. The bid ill amount taken in at the gate did not warrant the payment of prizes for the advertised running and ball throw lug, and in consequence they were post poned. Work on Ki-ectiiii' Plant. General Manager Good anil assistant, Geo, liurkholiler. of P. G. h. Co.. were in the city on Tuesday inspecting the work at the power station. The cofferdam is almost completed and the two pumps of the rapacity of 10,000 gal lons per minutu each will be ready tn start next week They are having onsidurubledillicultv in finding bedrock for the foundation of the walls for the canal and are down 40 feet in one plate and have not found bedrock. Was Hk Forewaiixko? Lieut. Chus. elson. of Co. A, must have had a pre sentment of death shortly hbforo the sad cident of the sham buttle that cut oil is young life in the bloom ami promise of its usefulness. In a serio-comic way e remarked to some of his intimate friends that gun wads sometimes kill, and iiiformeJ those In chage of his company's mesa that there was no use preparing simper lor all the bovs were going to be murdered . He made oilier similar remarks until the order ciiine to full in line. Returns Eastward With Onk Arm. Clarence De Vore, the young kinsman of Airs C. W. Johnson f'toin the Fust, who was in broad daylight knocked on the head by a trump on the railroad track near Clackamas station ami rob bed, has been discharged from the hospi tal, witli an empty sleeve. Tha tramp left him lying partly on tho rails and the train cut his arm oil'. He is a young man of much promise, worthy of a fur pleusunter experience hi the wild west. Fiptii Strket. Contractor Lyons is pushing the improvement of Fifth street and already baa teams hauling gruvel bom Albright's gravel pit. On the 1st he vi 1 1 double bis forco and ruise the wages from t3. 50 to 4,. Before the 1st of October he expects to have tlie street all graveled and the hill at the head of the. street removed, and. will-finish Hie wholo job long before the alloted 00 days will have expired. Hop Mokrv. English dealers have advanced E. Meeker a quarter of a mil lion dollars to be used in harvesting the crop of the Northwest or so much of it as the Meekers control 1 hey are now offering to contract at 17 cents, says the Seattle Post-Intelligenctr. Mr. Meeker was tn be in Salem Monday, says tlie Stalmman, with the object of opening a hop ollice, to remain for tlie season or permanently. A Poisoning Cask. Qn August 30th Philip Sagat had hs two brothers, Wil liam ami Charles Sagat, arrested for poisonings mule and a horse. The case wile tried before Judge Day, of Wash ington county and 15 witnesses were ex amined. Hon. W. N. Barrett, district attorney appeared for tlie state and Geo. C..Prownell for tlie two dufendants, who wcie discharged . Tramps Ron Tramps. Four tramps weie given lodging in tlie jiil Wednet day evening and during the night the tramps inside shoved the blankets out of the window and intended to gut them themselves in the morning but some other t ramps wanted them worse. They get 12 days each. PLEASANT HILL AND VICINITY. Tuesday of last week. John Her (of the linn of McGonnell & Her) and Miss Stars drove to Hillsboro and were mar ried. On their return to Sherwood in tlie evening, their frionls nave a grand slipper in their honor, to" vrhieh about 100 guests sat duwn, A dance followed, The acreage of hops in this section is Continually increasing. Withinu radius of 1)3 miles of V. fi, Young's place 73 additional acres have been planted. M. C. Young's new house is ap. proaching completion. It is a 1 nv n . i -some, roomy structure and is being hard llnished. School district No. 100 is building a substantial, well proportioned school house which will be furnished with pat ent seats. The prospect for a good crop of hops is promising, and it is believed that most growers will in one way or another succeed in securing picking money. Nela McConnell has contracted 10,000 pounds of his crop at If cents and Mc? Ounnell ii Her have bought q0 bales at 15 cents." There are presumably other (Wis. but the writer has not lieanl of them. Tlie hop growers are in good spiiits and are evidently in better luck than the wheat farmers. But few Chi nese pickers will be employed. Idle while men and women have the prefe rence. School district No. 30 is in a muddle. First at a called meeting it was deter - . . . . , mined i.y a vote 01 10 against a 10 01111a e new notise on me ease site, in con- iruuui:uuu num mo one n, mc western portion 01 trie uistrici. men " directors, who were treq, resigned. A second meeting was held to choose others, and Win- Weston, Neal Heater and J. H. Rubers were elected. Xow a tliird meeting has been called for the purpose of reconsidering the former vote on the school house site. Tlie only re course seemingly is to build the house on wheels, so it can be moved to suit every part of the district. Mr, Smock, the Sherwood storekeeper, has been placed in charge of a receiver. . r , ,,. ,,,, .m, : oyw ie c,)Unters. MrConnell A ier fm !My cltpMe 0, tlieir . receivers. Up lo within few days the Sherwood l.ri.-k lu.-n.rv I, . I nut naiil it hand for two months. It can t keep op running unless the cash eoine in al some part ul the play- VoODSAVISG. Wood sawing by the Bibcock wood- saw quickly an J cheaply done. Leave orders at Groa: & Confer' real estate office or address me at Ely. - El.HEa DlXOJI. LOCAL NEWH ITKM.S, Til hep farmers do not coui plain of a hortiige nl hop lice. Mrs K. II. Andrew Ii.ih gone to Iowa in visit relative. M. If Fhinnagnn i nt hospital dangerously III. Charles Noblitt, Sr., I 8t Vincpnt'i still serloiiily ill at his home in Need v. J). C Lstniirelle and fumHv relumed Tuesday from a visit lo Ynqulna bay. 1) C Pnrrelland family of Brooklyn have roine t t'b'cknmas rnunly to rc iie.: More oats liav been cut for hny In CIsckHiiias prutn'y than In any othpr section, Grandma Pop" l Ivlng seriously 111 nt the res deuce of Judge Moldruiii. imr age Is 81 . Tl.e Mii Rneh. of The Dalles have boon visiting Mrs. C. W. Johnson the past week. Mm. Charles Cmssman, of Dayton, Wash., is visiting friends and relatives In this city and Portland. The Molalla threshers have been cut ting on pricps. They now thresh wheat for throe cents and oats for two. Jacob Cruder, the New Era hole keener. Is enlarging his building by pulling nn an addition of 1(1x30 foot, two stories. Judge Meldrnm finds relaxation from official duties in building a line fence between his place and that of Cicero Rinearsnn. Tlie best tea In llm American market tnduv is tbp "Pridp n .Inpan." It is the leader. For sale at II. Straight's family grocery. All Hip bents for the false work for the Bull Run bridge over tlie Sundy were tin Saturday. There are 10 men at work nn the structure. Tom and Mint RumliiH will star! for the Nehaletn, near where Henry Mel drum nf this place is surveying, on Fri day of this week. Mrs. D Cohen and Misa Lntlle Rlnneft. nf Pnitland. are visiting at Mrs. M. Donnevs, nf Donnpys' Landing, New Era, for a few weeks. Tuesday as Win. Minklo was splitting pnrdwnm) on Mt. Pcott. a sliver flew nlT the steel wedgp and struck him on the left fnrparm Inflecting a pd iful wound The hnuse of A. Pease nn the west side was burned nn Salnrd tv bv a forest fire. A woman who wns sick was rn moved from the house. Tlie loss is $500. George and Fred Ely returned last week from thpir trip by team to California. Thev went as far as San Jose, stopping here ami there a day or or two. The Y P. S. C. E. will present a pro gram nt the Congregational church next Sunday evpning. Prof. Shorey will preach in the morning as usual. All are invited. llerrpn A Levy, of Salpm. offer to con tract choice hops at 17l. cents, and ad' vancp for picking 7 cents a pound, tlie cost nf growing and preparing the hop for market. Business Is almost at n standstill In Oswego and tbpre are poor families which are barelv able tn. obtain the ab solute npppssarios of life. There is no work for idle hands. The most of the hop men will begin picking during the coining week. The damage by lice dnpg not amount tn any thing in anv vards this year and the burrs are thickly set. Miss Grace Williams and J. M. Lhw rence were married at the residence of the bride's parents on Thnr'day by Rev. Oilman Parker. They left for Salom where they will reside in the evening, Three years ago there were seven acres in Imps on Marks prairie on the southern edge nf this county. Now the area nf the hnpyards on the pralile Is 75 acres creases. and still the airreai bj4iKB umeo..lkin- it in summer time. . According to tho fUnlenmnn, Vr. Muecke of Mirainonte Farm near Au rora, shipped two bales of new hops on Friday last to London This Is the first shipment nf hops of the '03 crop from this county. Phil Baker, nf Stafford, is not back ward in expressing the opinion that the present road law is a humlmtr and a delriment to the farmers, and that the county court should have spent on the mads the salary it gave Itoad .Supervisor Prosser. On Hatnrd y, while shocks of grain were being loaded on the wseon at W. W. Myers' farm, tho son of Charles Bibcock got under one of the wheels and was badlv injured, the left, leg be ing broken- He was brought homo on a slretoher. Recorder Itainsbv bar completed a Bel of Mr. Thome's index books, which will enable any one who can read to look up tho records of anv parcel of land without assistance of a lawyer. All the farmers have to do now is to ask the recorder for these books. Miss Elsie Miner and Misses Sarah and Alice Eberhard. of Portland, in com pany with fiiends from Oregon City, will attempt the ascent of Mt. Hood about September 1. after which they will spend a week at Wilhnit soda springs and return home about September 15. The wonderful increase of carp and catfish In the river has caused a great increase in the number of fisherman, and he is a noor fisherman indeed who cannot now- catcli a decent string of fish. The cam take anv kind of bait, but they are found to prefer fried or boiled po tatoes. On Satttrdav morning early, a party consisting ol Mr. and Mrs. John Jen nings, Mr. and Mrs, Jiewt (iraham, Mrs. A S. Abernethv and twochildrpn. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Miller and son Wil- sie, Miss Addie C.and Will Jennings, and Miss Vera Catifleld left for the ranch ot Joe Green, up the Clackamas, to camp for a couple of weeks, uame and trout will suffer during the time. 'Tub Book of the Fair," by the histo rian, Hubert Howe Uancrolt, is a gorga ously illustrated publication printed on heavy glazed paper, appearing in 25 parts of 40 imperial folio pages each, at the rate of about two parts monthly and nt the-price of $1 a part, in th" highest style of tlie printer's and en graver's art. Tlie work is tlie most complete and most elaborate exposition of the greatest fair the world has ever seen. 1 lie Hancrolt uonipauy, Aittti to iiitn Building, CI ic 'IE , III NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. You are hereby notified Unit the board of water commissioners have instructed me to strictly enforce the rule requiring the payment of water rates, at the olfice of the City Water Works between the 1st and loth days of each month. All persons using water from tlie City Water Works will therefore receive no further notice than this, and if their rent is not paid by the 10th day of Sep tember, the water will be shut off from their service pipes and a charge of 50 cents made (or so doing. Per order ol tlie uoartl. Titos. F. Hvax, Sec. BIDS WANTED. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the 'tore of A. F. Stokes, in Canemah, up to September llth. 18'ja al 12 o clock noon, lor trie erection of a schoolhouae on block "C." in the town of Canemah. Contractors 'to furnish to00 borids. plans and I snecilications can be seen at iaiu More, I lie board reserve the right to reject n. or all h i . Hv or.ler oi Doarn oi direrrtori. Ciiamle ). Kokk. Clerk. Have your watheit, chirk and jew elry repaired hv the eMabli'hed and re liable firm of BurnieiMer & Andregen, All work warranted Bipana Tahulet cure billousncM. as the General Merchandise its Clackamas County. DEALERS IN HOP CLOTH, KILN CLOTH, SULPHUR AND EVERY THING PERTAINING TO THE HOP INDUSTRY. boons 50IQ on a MKIUIIT CASH basis Only. Grand Picnic, Sept. 8, AT SANBY, 1 IN" IF. A.. IMIIEIIsr JCFS PARK. PROGRAMME: INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ORATION Dancing; on Platform in Afternoon. Kclrcshments of all kinds convenient. Circle swinging day and night. II. H. ClIASK, President of the Day, J. C. Huaduov, Grand Marshal. TICKETS, for Dancing on Platform, so cents; for Ball in Hall, in cluding Supper, $1.25. F. A. M EI NIG & SONS, Proprietors. Prof. G. L. EASTIIA.M. of 388 Kasl Morrison SL. Purlliinil Or u-ilt Iia tirt.uiinl ami bs prepared to inuke IFOTLA.ILSrD'S GREAT - INDUSTRIAL - EXPOSITION. Opens Sent enb er271 893 Closes Octobe r 28 LIBERA1T3 CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND WILL Ft'KNISII T1IK MUSIC. A WORLD OK MECHANICS IN MINATURE. The Special Features Will Eclipse Those of Any Previous Year. MADAM GIRARD GYER'S PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN , Constructed st a coat ot 10,WH) anil thmwlnaj a IIihusiiikI Jots of water 111 nil the colors of tlie rain bow, will Ik unify Music Hull. I.ARHP. AftTTARTITMS! Containing flh ,l all vurllles found In Oreipm waters, have UaiaU& aiyimrUUHiO beeu cuiialrucled greut expense. THE ART GALLERY Will con tut n a Kttir. Aiuuliir Lnt Flifl.t. To villi thU urL'at Exn tltlou hiiiI Si lence, will be next tiiiuii lu a visit lo the World's Knlr ut I'lilciigii. RKDUCEI) KATES ON ALL THANSl'OUTATION LINES. lor further Information address JC- W. Alil-iKN, w Hiiierlutcndeiit and Secretary' LOCAL SUMMARY. Prescriptions carefully compounded et G. A. Ilardinu's drug store L. P. Fisher, Newspaper Advertising Aueiit 21 Merchants' lixcliiiii;e, San Francisco is our uulhoriged auent. This paper is kept on tile in his ollice. For job printing go to the Coutt e it ollice. LAWVEits' BitiBKs and Foi.DEits printed at the CouitiKit ollice. Wood taken on subscription at Cot'it' The Mulino roller mill ib now in urst class order for the accommodation o customers. First-class work guaranteed. If you are in want of a piano, call on Buimcister & Andreson before buying and examine the celebrated Washburn, an instrument firmly built, rich in tone, of iiKht action and highly finished. Twenty pounds of wool are sufficient tn iiuike a good mattress. Anybody having that amount to spare ought to give licllomv & liusch the order of nink ing a good wool mattress. Charges for tick and labor surprisingly low. CHEAP JOH I'ltlNTlNO: Remembcr.wlien the Portland printing office drummer comes around, Unit tl.e Couiiikii ojlice does job printing as cheaply and as well as any Portland concern. P:itronir.e the home printing office. Fine Farm for Sale Cheap. For sale, a fit in of (il acres, under fence, lo acres in first class cultivation and 30 acres slushed and in clover. All level hind; no rocks j a good well of living water. Located onu-hulf mile from Mulino P. O. A good box house. Price $1250 cash. Immediate posses sion can be given. Arplyto 0. T. HowAiii), .Mulino, Oregon. Mandolins, guitars and banjos of tlie celebrated Washburn make at Iitir meisteroi Andreson. Dandruff forms when the glands of the skin ure weakened, and, if neglected, baldness is sure lo follow. Hall's Iliiir Renewcr is tho best preventative. 'SS Ayer's Snrsupiirilla is one of the few remedies which are recommended by every school ot medicine. Its strength, pniilv, and efficacy are too well estab lished to admit of dntibt as to its su periority over all other blood-purifier whatever. Ayer's Sursiipai ilhi leads uli Tim I! 1 11 1st Away willi them ! Take Simmon" Liver Regulator for that torpid liver which put your digestive po -vers out of gon-. That s at the bottom of the blues, and when you take Simmons Liver Regula tor you strike a', the root of the eyil, and everything else that is wrong gois with it. K'o more Indigestion or liilimis. ness. That sounds brig'it enough, und is true. For a Inme b ick or f r a pain in the side or chest, try saturuling a piece (f flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and binding it onto the affected pins. This treatment will cure any ordinary case in one or two days. Pain I 'al 111 also cures rheumatism. 50 cunt Ii . it ties for sale by U. A. Harding, druggist. Biirmfixler A Andrewn uUayn keel) nn hand a varied nt'x-k of vinliiiH, hh well as vii.lin exttaa. F03 SALE. Eighty acre of fine farm land, mostly bottom, on Woodcock creek, C'lackatnax county, two iiiiiui from Meadow llrook poafillice. Three acres cleared, ll acres slashed ; (food house 2 )x.'(0. 1'rice $SiX), of which f.'iOO must be paid dowi , balance-two years' lime. For furl her par ticulars call ut G'oi'uiKR oiljee or ad Iru.-oj nie at Vancouver, Wash. li. AnxA Tavi.o. fJC IxTKHEHT TO S'POBTSMKX. W. 11. Mnrlburt, A. li p. A Union I'acillc riyslem, Portland, Or., has jut rrceived a supply of books called "(iun Club Kules and Revised Laws." This publi cation contains a difet of the laws te laling to game in the Western slates and territories. Sir. Hurlbtirt will lie glad to mail yon one of the hooks up m re ceipt of two alamos to cover pna'aire W. ll. ikui.Bi kt, A. O. P. A. fiipans Taliule wit digestion. ainrieftfr BARLOW, Largest and Most Complete Metrnnnli.nn H.mrl .Geo. C. lirowncll of Oregon City Grand Hall in Hall at Nitrht. photographs of all kinds. onllectlon uf i nliittiiL-s Nflcctrd (mm ilia World'n llii'in Rllfct.uru'n citlAiiriiifwl tsninilnir 'niiiii' view U u-nmlen. in IH'ITV iliMiart mniit f,l Artunrt WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY. Vour NcIl'Ii'iois mid lcllow Cltlzeiia Wm Have Tried It. Mr. M. Qiiinn ol Oregon City snvs: "I was laid tip with n severe a"ltuck of inlluinmatory rheumatism in n most acute form. Three applications of tlie fumoiis Seaweed Remedy entirely ctire.d me." Mrs. Geo. Redditwy, Monroe, street, says: "It is worth its weight in gold for rheiimatim." Mrs. Charles, Seventh street, says: "My bov's right leg was oarnlvzed from ' Vila hip down, nrt ttint he- wna minblfi to put Ills foot to the ground for over twelve months. After using tbrea bottles of Mr. llargreaves' Seaweed Remedy he can run around without his sticks." Mrs. Watts, Jefi'ersou street, snys "1 wus noinpletelt cured of a severe at tack of muscular rheumatism by three applications of the Seaweed Remedy." fcolil by it. I1, lUitoitKAVKs, S. Madison street, and at Tluijer & AKlcn's ollice, Alum street. Oregon City Market Report. Whkat Pernu . built without sacks Oats i:io $ bushel, with sacks. Fi.oub Holler f.l CO per bid, net Eons L'Oc BuTTtta 4tea roll, " Veal fla drossej Chickens t.4 a dor,a Prep On foot ilwt.'je; dressed Be Mutton irj.i SuiNar.KS ft i1"jS thousand. La id r.'.'if j pound. Iliriss Green, ;ij d'y. 0'7c ftlb; ine-thlrd off orciillcd. Sheep pelts, 'J.VUaoc Ha V Timothy, 114 baled; clover 12. Iikied Fiiuits 'runes 10c; apples 8410;j MillKkkd Vhoits 1-1 !X)( limn I8.S0; Chop 111; Hjiitid wheat, tU cents f, bit PoitK Hides lie, shoulders Uc, hams lllo; on fool I dressed 7c. Potatoes 7, t bunew; onions sack imwmr ovum SYRUP irv..rin t,uuvnif W COLDS . Ffto nnirrut IB AND CROUP. THE CHILDREN LIKE IT. When a child, mother gv mo onion irnip for Cough . C"UU and Croup, in turn 1 ptvo It to my lit tle ones. Thnro Ii nothirm so Htmpl, nafo mid inri, jUr. Ounn'u Onion Ump Id at hir.nk': a mid ple ant to tho t.isto an honey. Thin ii ft mnthnr1 hoiat remedy, why ot try It 1 bold at 00 oeuU, Charman A Co, DruKiatH HAIL YOU GOT PLEC ) . i i ci ii"i--ii "i ca-- v 'iitonso itching virtu. 1-fim fi. rm and ULINP. . U-.-iaNUor taorauDiado WJ-WI TII.M) ATU( i:T' n. T' SA i-KfS PiLEHCKEDY, r'- h flfi dtrrftly on parte fttfeotcd Htj.i-jTi7i iuij rn, slUy it'.-l.liig, "(lent Inn r (Minn tcsr.;. rn'" FW. IriiKKlnt u. l: Uo-AUlio,l,ritiadeii)hia,ifc Clin nn mi k Co, UriiKlfittfl SDR. GUMS LIVER PILLS ONLY CUE FOR A DOSE A WORD TO LADIES. Th u t i ll nrenodiflcrmt In tiute. mell er.d firtfoa f. ji.i oiht;r, that ih y ifl'tht be pailrd a mcdicaicd cjufcdion. Larli'ituft'-rn.it from hdsphra Aiid t'lim vrh billow coiiil.;iotif who run not t'lUe o-dm-7 r'ih re dr-iiglit-. w!lh thnn. Ihvf r.mhn the nkin tpautiful, frf frrm biotchra and (.aslea. to. Iai.koMcd-CothU4ii1vUi,l'aj Charman & Co. Drugght GEO. A. HANDING, DKAI.KB IN IP Standard Pat. Medicines. Paints. Oils anI Inrto Glass. Preirriplimj Atimmlil) Gmpoutilcit H.UUMNIl's BLOCK . i I Ami f ",f-S '. radoimg OREOOIsT, tt Highest Price Paid for Country Produce. Our Boots and Shoes, in All Styles, Cannot be sur asscd in quality or price. Try us and be convinced Call and examine our fine and varied stock of STRAW If ATS anr Modish Spring and Summer Clothing. . . We have an excellent supply of WALL PAPER, rich in delicate tints Thos. Charman & Son. Lounges iMattresses Are manufacturing them and keep cannot be excelled in elegance, durability and low .rices. Our mat tresses aro well made up and are exactly as represented. Country dealers-will do well to get our wholesale prices. THE RED FRONT. Mokaska Coffee; 3 Pounds of Starch; 5 Pounds ja Soda or Rice; 6 Pounds Beans or Rolled Oats; 7 Spools Thread; 8 Pounds Cut Steel 8 Penny Nails. fi Dress Braid; Boys' Straw Hats; 12 Lead Pencils; Ink; ty 25 Envelopes; 2 Papers Pins; 5 Oranges. CalicolS Yard for 1.00. 8ATKKN8, Arrived Pure Ground Spices, Half Price. Tit a ure FOB Hamilton & Allen, C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW Oregon City, Orexon. Gro. C. Hiiowneli.. A. S. DltKSHKR, Brownell & Dresser, Attorneys at Law, Office One Dour North ' CauJieMJ: Hunt ley't D (rt'iif, OREGON' UITY, . OREGON. H'. Carey Johnson. C. M. Im.kman Johnson & liHcman, LAWYERS. COUNEH KOUKTII AND MAIN BTKEKT8, Oregon City, Oregon. Real EHtnte To Soil and Money To Lend L. It. JANNEY, Lawyer and Notary Public. Okku-b Next Uooit to 1Iunti.ky"b Dhuostobk, OHli'JON CITY, . - OKKGON. Noblitt Livery and Sale Stable OKKGON CITY, OKKGON, On the Street between th Bridge mid the Depot. Double hm'1 sliiKle rlita anil saddle burses at ways mi haml nt lliu lowest raU-s.aiul accrra. also cnniiei'lefl wlih tlie bam or looso stfM'k Any InffirinHtioti roiianlhiK any kind of stock ptouiptly atu tided tn by Iflter or person. IIOICKKM IIOUCIIIT OR HOLD L. M. ANDREWS M. D. I) K. UK It IN Drugs, Notions, Perfumeries, . Toilet Articles, tc. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Sliively Illook, Cor. of 7th & Madison St., Orenon City. OREGON CITY JOBBING SHOP ALL KINDS OF TlfJNir.C, PLUMBING, Ami (joiifral JobtiliiK to Order Sewer and Water Connections Mini,; at tho Mont Kt'HfoiiHMe It sir. A I Wurk In done with a view to last mid enlUfy a) (joiiei'ii.td. rliop on 7lh Ktrcft, neur lHMit, A. W. 8CHWAN, PitOP. Oregon City Transportation Co's STKAMERS Altona and Ramona. TIM K TAHLK OHEOOM CITV 1IOAT8. Leave Ut PubtlAsd OatoosCiTT Fixit Taylor Ht. Koot th SL 7:.'.0 A. M. 7:00 a.m. ::!0a.m. 9:.'iOA. m. 12:00 M. 12:00 M- 2 :-'t0 r. M . 2 :.'!0 P. Jf. :.'!0 p. m . 4 :.T0 P. IS, 0:00 p. i. 6:.i0 P. M. st'MlAV TIME. 8:00 a. m. . 9:3!) a.m. 11:00 A.M. 2:00 p.m. J :Mr.M. 5:00 P. No way landinfra. In effect April 24th. 1803. Ripans Tulniles : best liver tonic. Ripans TaliuWs : one ftivta relief. Ilipans Taliulc t cure bad brcatK. Stock of a full stock on hand. Our couches PRODUCK. Oregon City. The Commercial Bank OF. OREGON CITY. CAPITAL $ 100,000. . Transacts a General Banking Business. Loans mailo. Billa (llsf-nlllltpd. Makna rol. lecttonar-ot amonein exrinngSDn all r.i'Hns r""b- uuK,Biia ruwiveu auuieciiocnecK. lu to rem at usual I nli-s allowed or time deposits. Bank opon frim 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.; Saturday evenings Irom 611117 P. M. D. C. LATOURETTE, F. B. DONALDS ON , President. Cashier FRANK NELDON, Cun and Locksmith. Adjoining tho Nublitt Stable, OREGON CJTY, OREGON. All kiniN or Flnariiia rcgialrnl ,id cleannl. All kinds uf small machines rt'ttlred. Duplitatp keys inaile for all klinla of locka. Huns and Pistols bought and sold. BICYCLES REPAIRED. K. Frier's PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. If you want a FIKSTCLASS l'HOTOGKAl'II call on him at his Old Hand, opposite Farr's the butcher's. Nothing but FIRST-CLASS WORK and Promptly Delivered. Dont. Bank of Oregon City. 01.DK8T BANKING HOUSE IN TUB CITY Paid Up Capital, $50,000. President, Vice President. Tuomai Charman Oko. A. IIabdino E. O. CAUriKLD Charles H. Caiifikid Cashier, Manager, 4 General Hanking tlnslness Transacted. Deposits Received Snbjcet to Check. Approved Hills and Notes Discounted. County and City Warrants Bought. Loans Made on Available Security. Kxchange Nought and Hold. Collections Made Promptly. Omits Hold Available In Any Part ol the World, Telegraphic Kxchanfre Sold on Portland, San Francisco, I hlcago and New York, Interest Paid on Time Deposits, sua aoents or THE LONDON CHEQUE BANK. FINN. CAN'S Disease Preventative or Blood Purifier. The following are a few of the manv testimonials Voiiehinir fur the rrlii-nrv of this arest remedy : Oregon ('ity, April 0, 1893. , A. 11. Finnhum. Dear Sir: I have ' used yiitir Uisean Preventative or Chumpinn Hlood Purifier and given it a ll.urouli trial ami deem it all that it i rejireserted lo be. I uaed it gpeci'iiiy watery lumps Hint appeared on 1 ,rse'a nerk and uliouhfera. After usii.if nl out half a package of vour powder th. iiiiiiM cnmpleleij disappeared and lu akin as clear and smooth as velvet. A a blood purifier 1 have never yet cut ita .,.i iiiu,.,(,,, r . i b....,E.v..f. . late k;,cn" I'ltjanui,.' ;il ret'omtnendini; it to all horse owne. . loura respectfully, W. ti.Ng. Ohkoox City, April 26 " A- II. Finninan. Dear bif I ha.'x used your Disease ProvotiUltve or Champion Blood Pnriiier on a mare auf- ferintr from ici:e skin disease and oru ary trouble. Less than one package cured her completely, in Iscf. made a new mare ol her. Aa a blood nuritier. I have never used its cunal. anJ bfint? guaranteed free .'rotn anenic, copiK-raa, etc., I consider itdonblv valuable and would strongly tocohmicni ita ate by all horseownera a 1 Vielpra. Yoora very truly, Fbkd Paixtxr. Prepared only by A. H. Finnigan, Oregon Ciiy. Or. For Sale by A. N. Kiitey at hit aDca is Portlaad Hotel.