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COURIER, Oregon City, Oregon
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I Curiirllua llul
(HI K(ll IN CITY OlrpiCKIIS.
Mayor, T. W. Sullivan
Id'OnnlBf, L.h. Purler
l lilcr hi I'iiIIok, .. , J. g. Purduni
Assessor, J. K. Hlioad
Trwmrnr, P.J. laiui.
City Attiinwy H. K. Cross
Hlritt I iiniitilssltiiisr, ....I'. Hoberg
Hup't of Water Work. W. II. Howell
City KtiKllmrr, ..... Sidney Smyth
i iiiiiiciiini.il-ii. ii. Aiiirt.m, jr., H. L. Kelly, u.
llmilinan, W, A. White, J. J. Cooke, J. W. O'Coa
mil, J. ii. iMrter mil I. r, luminii.
l.'utiiicll meets nrst Wednesday ol each munlli.
CHUBCHK8.
Plrst Congngatloiial Church Rev. M. Dougherty
Pastor. Serrlce. 11 a. ui. mill HtiiO p. m. Sunday
ftcliiiul after iiiurnlng service. Prayer Meeting every
Weducailay evsnlng at 8:011 p. III. Prayer Meeting of
Y. I'. 8. 1'. E. every Sunday evening at J:M) prompt.
First Bnntlit Church Iter. Oilman Parker. Paalor.
Morning Harries 11; Sunday School 1U:K; Evening
ttervic Bin); regular rrayer nesting weunesuay
venlng. Moutlily Cuvelisul Meeting every Wedliea.
tlay aveulug precoeuing Drat minoity in theinuntn.
St. Jolm'a Church, Rathollo Rev. A. Hllleliranrl,
pastor, un minuay, nana at a ana io-sj a
Kverv Sunday Oerman Herfnon after . o'olnok Maaa.
At all other Masses English Hoi-loons. Hunday School
2:.Hlp.ui. veaH,ra, AHili,gftlral hulijiKita anil lieu,
diction at T::m p. m.
Matlimllat Episcopal Church. Ilea. 0. gykea, Pastor.
Morning Service at 11: Sunday School at I'M,',; Even,
iiitr Service at H:IH. Knwiinli Leamio raeetinir Hun-
day evening at th'ltl; I'rnyer Meeting ThiirtKlay even
nig at aw.
Klrat I'realivterlnn Clinrcb. Rev. 0. W. Glboney,
Paalor. Mervicea II a. m. and DUO p. m. Sabbath
School lUa. in. Y. P. B. C. K. Meets every Hunday
availing at U::HI. Prayer MeetlngWednewlay evening
SSKJ. Beets tree.
Kvangellcal Church, German A. Ernst, Paator.
Preaching Services every alternate Sunday 11 a. m.
and 7::t0 p. III. Hahbath SchiHil every Siillday Id a. ui.
(J. HarrUlinrger, Slipt.) Weekly Prayer Meeting
Very wruuceuay evening.
United Brethren Churoh.-Rev. P. R, Williams,
Paator. Services first and third Siimlay Mornings
anil Hie proceeding S;itllnlny niglit lu eacli inoutli at
Oregon City II a. in. and 7 p. m , and the lirat Sun.
dav aftcrnoun of each month at Kalli View.
ChrlKtlan Church Rev. D. T. Stanley, Pastor.
Service! every Sunday 11 a. m. at Slilvely'a Hall.
.Preachiug second and fourth Sunday In each mouth.
Ht. Paul's Church, Eplacopal Rev. J. A. Eckstnitn,
tpaatur. Services every Sunday at 11 a. ra. and 710
j. in., and Friday evening HliWp. m.
BOCIKTIKS,
Valla City Lodge of A. O. I'. W.-Muete every eeo.
umA aanl fourth Friday evening of each month in Odd
yvllova building. All anjournlng brethren cordially
invited toattcud. D. Caulleld, M. W. Geo. Callfl, Rec.
Pig Iron Lodge, No. 13H, A. 0. U. W. Meeta every
Thiimlay evening at did Fellow's Hall, (Meego.
Viaitlng brethren always welcome. J. U. Campbell,
M. W. R.Strnuaa, Rec.
Molalla LiHlgc, No. 40, A. 0. V. W. Meets Drat and
third Saturdays in each month at School Houae.
Visiting members made welcome. T. 8. Slipp, M.
W. J. W. Thomas, Rec.
Olivel IdHlge, No. 65, A. 0. II. W. Meets second
and third Saturday evenings at Knight's Hall, Cauby.
Visiting brothers made welcome. 0. L. Barlow, M.
W. YY. 8. Orlhble, Rec.
Clackamas Lodge, No. ft.7, A. 0. V. W.-Meeta 11 nit
and third Mondays in each month, at Strife's Hall.
Vinltiug brethren welcome, S. Holcouih, M. W. C.
K. Pease, Rec.
Sunrise Lodge, No. 43, A. 0. U. W. Meets every
second and fourth Satunlav of each month at Wll
onville, Oregon. Mai Schulpius, M. W. C. T.
Tooze, Rec.
Oregon Lodge, No. 1, I 0.0. F. Meets every
ThuriHlay evening at 7:. o'clock p. m. In the Odd
Fellows' Hall, Main street. Members of the Order
are Invited to attend. George 0. Kly, N. G. Thus.
Ryan, Sec.
Falls Encampment, No I, I. 0. 0. F. Meets first
ud third Tuesdays of each month at Odd Fellows'
Hall. Members and visiting patriarchs oordially In
elted to attend YV. H. Howell, Chief Patriarch
J. A. Stewaat, Scribe.
Oswego Lodge, No. 03, 1, 0. 0. F. Meets at Odd Fel.
low's Hall, Oswego, every Saturday evening. Visiting
brethren made welcome, 0. W. Prosser, N. G. J.
P. Rialey, Sec,
Multnomah Lodge, No, 1, A. P. A A. H.-Holds its
regular coiumuiiicatlons on first and third Saturdays
of each month at 7i(0 p. m. Brethren In good stand
ing are invited to attend, h. L. Porter, W. M.
1. F. Ryan, Sec.
Wauclieno lodge, No. 1:1. 1. 0. R. M.-Heets Wed
nemlay evening at Armory Hall. Visiting membera
cordially invited. A. J. Ilaurd, C. of R. Charles.
Kelly, Sachem.
Meade Poat, No. 2, G. A. R Department of Oregon.
Meets first Monday of each month at K. of I'. Hall,
Oregon City. Visiting comrades made welcome.
David Mi-Arthur, Cum. J. P. Shaw, Adj.
General Pope Post, No. 52, 0. A. R. Meets firat
Satnrduy of each month at Gtarigi hall.
comrades cordially invited.
manner. H. w. Shaw, ,
AT TIIK CllKKKIIIMM. -NOW lilt) H'lili
tllllllll 211 lllCll lllllllll llllH 1)111111 ITlM'lHll lit
tlieiMilit-riliiiii iiiiiIiii Meal si.Ui, lliuru ttre
in (iHritlinii nun I -i r i -1 uiiii), iwh
ID hu h, i vi i, 'Juini'li iiihI I wo ll'ini li
A lirick iiiiiinliiliiiii U lu iiiu liulll fur two
lii.ilni a mi I he kiuimiiI. mi tlio u pMli'rn
edge ui Hie liulu wliu li is bi'inif iiiiiihmI
uiit, Tlio clUhiiIiiiii, willi its tilllna iiihI
HiiiiikiiiK Ht en in pti in ih curuii'U by Iuiik
low rutilH nl lurrcil piifier niwkei Willi
rows ul In iuli 1 imil IhbiIh, hihI Hiu iiiuii
moving io mill fro, hiuiih m i tit wlitiel
bHrrows uml utliers willi Inula or biit
tli oi i lc h t lliut deiiiiiiijri uxitruasiuii, pro-
si'iilH a picture In lliu me of Hie looker
on from the lofty wood pile reallng
uniilnsl lliu wall of lliu fuiiul which is
ni t soon I'llut'ed Iron I lie mi'inm y. Hie
fxpemliture fur lliis work runs up into
the tlioiiiaiuU, lor fl'tOO, sefiiilnidy, wi.I
not lictiiit to pity Hie bill! lor men uml
iiniti-riH Ih fut it week. The rain inereaHes
the tlillicultiea, for the lieutl of wuler
outside drives out whatever loose urn
terial there niav be under the coli'erduni
ami lets water throiiKli. Near the upper
end of the (Ihiii the flow has become so
great that there a small- dam is being
built on the inside of the main one.
Water Is forcing itself in at other points
As a final annoyance the mud at the
bottom is beinu continually kept In
commotion by the action of the
Dumps. But though the sacrilice
Is great, when (he Portland Uen
era) hlectric Company has once
erected its concrete wall behind the
colferdam, it will have the foundation
for an electric power housa than which
none will equal It west of the Kockies.
t he great quantity oi turbine wheels,
wide-mouthed draft tubes, shafting and
ither iron material that lies in henui
near the lower end of the lock-canal,
IcIIh how vast 1 tie magnitude of the
establishment will be. The score or
more of dynamos are yet to come.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS,
Mrs. Ross Ilolman became the mother
of girl on Hundiiy.
A man named Wlnkel hat bought two
lots in Burnet City for 1700.
Wrvwl anils for t 'M Der cord. During
the winter it will crawl up to or f : oU
Portland Ice soils here at 60 cents
100 Dound and Oregon City ice at 7a
Mr, l'artlow, the groom's lather, who Is cents.
tie ol the early Uregon pioneers, ac- T1) i jun,an(j the Portland
companies them lo visit the scenes market for hay except to supply present
An. .a fn.i.lll.. In l.ltn an. I I . ' - ....
mm aeio t'ni:n mi iniiuiiur lu iiiiii, niiia I fu.,,ln
Partlow-IIowlanu. On Wednea.
day, October 4th, at the residence of
our esteemed Icllow-cltlzen, vv. u. lri
low. Knv. 0. 0. Slratton, D. D, united
in weilloi-k James W. Purtlow and Miss
Annie 0. llowland. 1 he ceremony was
followed by a delightful dinner. The
happy cnuplo took the afternoon train
lor Uhlcsgo. 'J hoy will spend trie
honeymoon in visilina the world's fair
uml oilier points of Interest In the hast.
call nn 1 1 it dear friends ami relatives
that ho has not seen for lo these many
years.
near his renideiice on Jellcrsou and
Tim Fiii Laiidrk. Monday. Gov
ernor Pennoyer, State Treasurer Met
solum, Fish and Game Warden McGwire
and U 8. Fish Commissioner MeDonald
of Washington, Inspected Willamette
nils with the object of determining on
location for tlio I10.UUU salmon ladder
The Datlu Istattuman says: After mak
ing a thorough examination of the
premises, Connnisiioiu r McDonald will
take his data to Washington and there
have plans and specifications drawn for
lishway that will be eervicanie ami
substantial . It will be located near the
middle of the falls where the current is
stiong, not at some side eddy or where
te water is shallow and current weaK.
Such a location was chosen for the lad
der formerly built at the falls and it was
found not to bo worth much, so the loss
was not great when it was destroyed.
The salmon follow the stillest current in
the stream and try to get up the falls
where the water Is the swittest. n is ai
point in mid-stream that the proposed
fish-way will be built, and the device
be so planned as to withstand the force
of the current and give abundant ac
commodation to the salmon seeking
breeding ground. The governor is of the
opinion that to allow salmon to piss up
the Willamette and breed in an tne
branches will do more to replenish the
stock than all the hatcheries in opera
tion now or proposed. Commissioner
McDonald also lias great laitn in me
Oregon City fish-way as a means for
enabling the salmon increase. It U
calculated that everything will be ready
to begin construction during the low
ater season next year."
Packet Stkamkh Link C'apt. A. H
Graham was in Nalem Wednesday look
lug over Hie ground for eslablialiing a
passenger rervlre nn the river between
Kaltuii and Portland. He was con
sidurably encouraged by what he
learned of the prospects nf patronage for
such a service, llie proposition is Mini
tne steamer Altoim shall ply hetween
Salem and the metropolis. At first It is
designed to make trios eerv other day
Later in the season, when the days get
longer a daily round trip may be made,
leaving Salem at 7or7:UO a. in , and
landing at Taylor street, Portland
about 1 o clock the same day. The
bout can carry 2)U people. .S'ldlcsnmn
ant nituTAi.iTV. rue ant and man
have trails in common that are a credit
to neither. Mr. Flynn nf M til 1 no spilled
a number of ants into a tlisii lined Willi
water. They had nut taken lessons In
swimming and struggled for dear life.
The Btronger crawled on top of the
weaker and shoved him under . Then
ant No. D mounted No. 2, and two more
in succeslon Joined the small pyramid.
when the flflh ant floated on top of four
of his submerged companions. It is a
prettv experiment worth trying. We
see helllshness equally brutal every day
in many a human community.
Book of tub Fair. Part three of
"The Hook of the Fair" issued by Tho
Bancroft Company, Auditorium Unild-
ing, Chicago, has been received. This
number is a superb one, elegantly
printed on heavy glazed paper. The
lllustralions are beautiful. Any one
ho takes Interest in the greatest fair
the world ever saw must be delighted
with tins work.
Bi.uk Rivkii Minks. Work has been
Ftmiended for the season by S. U. Green
and his partners nn their Blue Itivor
mining property. They made improve
ments during the summer costing
in labor and materials flM(K).
They excavated .'100 feet of tun
nel in two quart, ledges and built
three miles of wagon road. They are
prepared now for shipping in a stamp
mill next spring.
Invited. J. N
w, Adjutant.
o. 22, G. A." K . 1 .
Tiiie Gladstone Dam. After visiting
the Gladstone Bawmill dam last week,
Fish Commissioner McDonald expressed
the opinion that the only adequate fish-
way for that dam would be an opening
four leet in wiutn exienuing irom ine
top of the dam to the bottom nf the
river. That would also give William
Beeman the opportunity he longs for
to run down his cottonwood lor the ex
celsior mill, which he has piled up at
Baker a bridge. To prevent nsheriueu
fri.m placing their gill nets across the
mouth of tho Clackamas, as iney nave
been accustomed to do, he recommends
that the racks now in use at the Clacka
mas hatchery be placed in the stream
below the dam. This will practically
put a stop to all fishing in the Clacka
mas, as the law provides that no fisher
man shall use gill-nets, seines, traps or
wheels within one mille of the racks,
under penalty of a heavy fine. The
commissioner recommends passage of a
law forbidding fishing within 600 feet of
the mouth of any stream ascended by
salmon on their way to the spawning
groumls. 8enatr Cross readily fell in j
Hh the idea of placing racks di i .
t!:im, and promises to render r. ;.
i- r!i assistance by deeding to .
Tim New Pirbctoiiv K. L. Polk it
Co.'s Portland City Directory for 18!
has been received from the manager nf
the arm, it. ,u. Clinton. It is as exact
as it could possibly be made, and is
credit to the publishers. The directory
is specially useful to our citizens as it
contains, among the classified lists of
Portland, a complete business directory
of Oregon City.
E. M. Unwell Is hulMIng new house
Kleveiilli
Mr. Wiiicsett lies yet helpless from
paralysis in his lower lluilis. Above
the hips he is all right.
W. M. Collar.! harvested 18,000
Miumfti nf hops from eight acres In
Mission Bottom near lltittevillo.
Mdit 0. Dell, employed on the pile
diiveratthe west side collerdam, had
two toes cut elf feiindity morning.
The Clackamas County Fruit Growers
Society will hold its nexl meeting at
Can by on Saturday, November 4111.
Mrs. ii. E. Hnrautie becatno tho mother
of a 10 pound girl on Hunday, Heptem
berlMlh. Who sys times are hard in
Oregon?
Mr. Cobeiy, of the 11 .in of Flanagan
& Cohery, has sold his interest in the
saloon business to his partner, Mr.
Flanagan.
Tuesday, the meat market of Messrs.
Albright & Warner purchased three
doer from a hunter named ltussell of
ltussellville. Tho venison was deli
clous.
Potaloi-s are not plentiful and Hon.
John Kruse has a to-acre field of them
that are still growing. In spite of the
low price, he has sown 05 acres of full
wheut.
The "Pride of Japan" Tea is steadily
growing in favor among housekeepers.
Those who have used it find always it Is
the best. Fur sale at 11. Straights
store.
Mr. Htump.the Stiavie's Island sports
man, was recently in British Columbia
hunting bear witli his hear hounds, lie
nd his companions killed 50, among
them a grizzly weighing 1H00 pounds.
Mr. Hubbard, of the Clackamas
hatehery. has been able to secure only
300.000 salmon eggs, in t (ad of several
millions which he ought to have now on
hand.
M. K. Sunday school will in the future
he held at 10 a. m., and the class meet
ing immediately after morning service,
coniineticiiig next Sunday.
Gaiiiiikl riVKKS.
The largest and most expensive pres
ent that Mr. and Mrs. J. McUrath
received on their wedding day was a
handsome residence with grounds in
Cunemnli, from the groom's father, P.
McGrutli.
The Union Pacific has made a rate on
newspaper in carload lots from Oregon
City to Utah common points of IX) cents
per 10U. Tins will enable our mills to
successfully complete with Eastern
manufacturers.
There wilt be a regular meeting of
Multnomah District Pomona Grange,
held at Boise Grange in "Kliott's
Prairie," on October 11th, nt 10:30 a. m.
A full attendance is desired. Mar! 8.
llowAitn, Secretary.
I. M. Bales of Needy has been
LOGAN.
Threshing ( nbout done In this com
muuily.
Alias. Tracy lias Just completed a flue
ivm-.tory resilience on his farm. Mr
nnydur has also eoimilnlHil a nliw hnniu
B. Ilawlcy, K, Hawley and 8. llattun
Mil, I l.ll...U I ..II , I ,
..... u,iiria aro uuiiiiuig. i,ogun I go
ing right ahead in spite ol hard times.
T. B. McCuhhin is breaking linneh-
grass horses. Tom knows how.
Mrs. Nancy McCubbln is very sick.
Tlinro WSS a lltllu anrnrlais nurtv nt
T. I . McC'ulihlu'g house fast Thursday
night. . Dancing was the principal
amusement, tht was enjoyed by all the
participants. Alter the party ha) broken
up, three or four young puoplo had an
Impromptu dance which was iovotii
enough until Miaa Caroline S wuIhm. in
executing one of the steps, slipped on
the steps and apruined her ankle. She
sulli-red much pain for a few days, but
is up and around now,
Mr. Booton has lust wine home with
hand of horses.
Li'1'ci.iNR. A hop man un the valley
recommends growers not to sell Itipuline
(luimulus Input ux) at less than 20 times
the puce 01 hops. Lupuline is a gum
and the active principle of the hops and
is usually obtained by sweeping the I j. tiled here at the request of Mr. Jlimiclt
ami noor hiiu men sieving me suine iree ol iiuunani, as nn aosciuiiiiiiu ueoior.
from leaves and seeds. For brewer's Bales was on the wayEist with his
use, one pound equals 20 pounds of hops family. It is said he has money but
- does not want to pay it out.
CITY CUUNUIL MEETING. Dr. Schubert Is at his office in this
citv on Sunday. Tuesday, Wednesday
miliou ol . U Charniun et a for the and ridav. anu lor ine remainder oi
recording of the original ollicial plat of tho week he is at Dr. Sullivan's office in
Oregon City refened to finance com- Oswego, during the temporary absence
mittee with power to act. of that gentleman in the cast
Licenses of M Huerth and M H liana- A nlat has heen filed of "Willamette
gan were continued. . Falls," blocks 1 to 17 inclusive, signed
A petition Irom the residents of hit- , h. W. Goode as v ce-Dres dent and
vine asaiiig ior several eiecinc ngnts Phnr ra H. Uautle d sb socretarv. It is
between the head of Seventh street and sitnAted hniwenn the Tualatin and Wil
Elyville referred to fire and water com- himette rivers. The lots are 50 by 100
inn tee.
Communication from Chief Engineer
Asmus, asking tor a change m the con
dition of the approach to the Cataract
engine house so that carts can be run in
the house, and lor the painting of both
houses, referred to the fire and water
commit') o.
Peiiiion irom J H Walker et al for a
walk on Seventh from the head of the
Sei'ti.'th street Btairs to the west side of
Vent, t street, referred to the committee
.a - sets.
Oreaon. Meets in school hoim- at Vw:yt
urday in each month at 2 'c)ck p. nt
rades made welcome. Jacob tspcf!, Dia
stader, Adj.
Meade Relluf Corns, No. 1". P'-pniy
won MnMla , Aral and thlnl VrMav-f-
ink. of 1. Ilsll. Members of cor'vV
cordiully welcomed. Mil. M. M t. -?T-i
Mrs. F. L. Cochran, Treat. Un.fi,
sons or veterans,
tii l od States government a
. un of land upon which to
ay
and alleys 20 feet
Our eloquent postmaster, Mr. Rands,
met members of the Uregon and wash
ington editorial associations on the mo
tor line at Milwaukie. Sunday fore
noon, and welcomed them with an ad
dross nf hiirh voltaite. but the electric
current did not sizzle a seconu.
Copied from Register of Actions:
Walter Shenerd vs A J Burdett, com
plaint and attachment filed; hmma
McDonald vs Ladru and Osmond Royal,
uuunicatiun from Astoria chamber complaint; B V Broderson vs Portland
nnerce in regard to raising lund General fclectnc Company, complaint;
i i- battleship "Oregon" about to be State of Oregon vs heirs of John Uray,
i bed . The mayor to represent the D J Jones et al
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Humphrey Jones to Lewis Gardner.
40 as lu e ' of sees 21 & 28, t 3 t, r U e ;
11000.
W W Weed to W E Wcod, 144 sq rds
of Pb Lee donation, ts.'l & 4 s, r 1 e;
...UL. ' '
fJOUll,
Win Barlow to C W Armstrong, s !.i
of nw M of sec 21), 1 3 s, r 1 e, near Pud
ding nver, 27 as; 1100.
George Backmever to A llunv. e M. of
nw of sec 2, 1 4 a. r 1 e, 80 as j $.1050.
Franz Filer to 1 loses Halloo, dona
tion ol 0 M 8t John, Not 7359, 000 as :
.10.000.
J A Confer lo Jennie P Tate, lots 1, 2,
, , niic zi, Co sod to Or City; $1000.
Ira Cooper to Susie Ann Cooper, (10
as in sec 4, 1 3s, roe; fm
M Davoren lo Agues June Crook
shanks, 00 as in sec 1. 1 2 s. r 2 e: t,00.
A E Lewellen to John Lewellen, 1)0
as out, u Lewellen donation; fl. W I.
Cornell to John Lewellen, same; $1. W
J Lewellen to John Lewellen same; $1.
C O Davis to sell dist 82, quitclaim,
acre, if school is maintained two con
secutive years; l.
.Marina niucc to Frank Slay, 7o as,
sees 24, 25, t 4 s, r 1 e; flO. Sarah
Beckmark to Frank May. same: 1.
Josephine May to Frank May, same;
10. Mary Rosensiein to Frank May,
same; 10.
J r iMenefee to Jane O Eller, lots 7, 8,
Pleasant Hill Park in W Blotton dona
tion, sec 1, 12, 1 2 s, r 1 e ; $1500.
j u i.ee to Mary A Lee Buttler, lots
2,3, 10, blkM, 6 Oswego; :100.
Ed Holloway to Gertrude E Ilollowav.
13U4 as in sec 23, t 3 a, r 4 e ; $1500.
J D and E A Lee to Mrs Nancy Wil
ten, lot 2, blk 18, 15 blk 30, 5 blk 42,
SUswego; $190.
Or Land Co of Salem to Oroha Van-
syckel, lots 37, 38, blk 40 Minthorn;
Lizzie A Royal to Ladru Rnval. W I tit
in lots 4, 5, blk 28, Or City; $1.
U 8 to Ira Cooper. II Celt 3057. se!
of sec 4, t 3 s, r 5 e.
A Slather to T O Strong. 40 as in sue
14, t 3 s, r 4 e on Eagle Creek ; $250.
Jacob Harless to Jacob Elmer. 220
near Molalla Corners; $8800.
LETTER LIST.
The following la a list of letters re-
niaining at the Oregon City postollice
for the week ending Oclober 6th.
1803, uncalled for:
Brown, O R
Durling, M G
Gans, M
Hathaway, J C
Howard, C A
Jones, Miss Ann
Bulensiefen, Gus
Detrick, J W
F roter, L II
flort, Wm
Holmes, Mary A
Jones. 0 P
Johnson, Mrs Alice Kelly, J A
Laverty, A It i.oungn
l'erham, H W & E J Kedner, J F
Retate, V F Ross, Mrs Clius
Ross, Mrs C C Kunyan, W S
When calling for these letters please
say "advertised." E. al. Hands, P. AI.
'l b Best Medicine.
.1. 0. -ViMiov, Contractor and
Jiunder, Sulphur Springs, Texas,
tints speaks of Ayer'a Pillat
" Ayer's Tills are the best medicine I
ever tried; uml, In niy Judgment, nn
butter general rmneily could bo devised.
I dure usi-d tln'iii la my family mid
tiiciiitmieniled them to my friends uml
rmplnyes for more than twenty yeurs.
1'n my certain knowledge, many coses
of Ilia following complaints have heen
completely and
Permanently Cured
by tho use of Ayer's Tills alone : Third
day chills, diiinli ague, bilious fever,
sli-k lii-uilai-he, rheumatism, flux, dys
pnpsla, constipation, mid haril colds. I
kmm- that a moderate use of Ayer's
Mil l, continued for a few days or weeks,
r.s the nature of tlio complaint required,
would lio found an absolute cure for the
disorders I have named above."
"I have been selling medicine for
i Iglit years, and I run safely say that
Ayer's Pills give, better satisfaction
t'..nn tiny other Till I ever sold." J. J.
Purry, Rpottsylvitnla C. II., Va.
AYER'S PILLS
rrr:rl by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., I.owrll, Mnaa.
Every Dos Effective
Our Boots and Shoes, in All Styles,
Cannot be stir asscd in quality or price. Try us and be convinced
Call and examine our fine and varied stock of HATS and
Modish Fall and Winter Clothing.
We have an excellent supply of WALL PAPER, rich in delicale
tints t
Thos. Charman & Son.
LOCAL SUMMARY.
Best flour $3.23 per barrel ; baby shoes
25e; ladies' lace cloth, boxed 75c; Indies'
flue button reduced lo $1 ; boys brngans
50c; m en's plows (1, The Red Front.
Charman & Son are receiving their
fall mid winter stock. Gents' ready made
clothing in latest styles and at hard times
prices. Ladies' dress goods in newest
designs.
F.'escriptions carefully compounded ft
G. A. Harding's drug store.
L. P. Fisher, Newspaper Advertising
Agent il Merchants' Exchange, nan
Francisco It: our authorized agent. This
paper is kept on lilo in his ollice.
For lib printing go to the Couh
ikk ollice.
Lawykks' Biiikks and Foi.DKHB printed
at the Coi'itiuii ollice.
IF YOU WA.IsrT
BEAUTY and STYLE combined with MERIT
CALL ON
Belloniy & Iffiuscli,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LOUlsraES, MATTRESSES
AND DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS, AS FURNITURE, CAB
PETS, BEDDING, HEATING ANU COOK STOVES,
CROCKEBT, TINWARE, ETC, ETC.
PRICES IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIMES.
TJHHE RED FRONT
Green Coffee 22c;Roast Coffee 2?c;Rice stfc a pound;Dry Granulated
Sugar, is and 16 pounds $1; Good Green Tea 30c and
Good Uncolored Tea 37c a pound.
BEST FLOUR $3.35 A PARREL.
13 yds. Good Dress Gingham $1; 15 yds. Cobot VV $1; Good Calicoes
17 to 20 yds. $1. Shoes that wear at Lowest Prices.
PRODUCE TAKEN.
HAMILTON & ALLEN,
Oregon City, Ore.
Your Lnine llnck.
And the painful torture in joints and
muscles is iiothini; but Klieuinutisin.
Nothing but KlieuiniiliHin kills people.
JNotmni! like Druuimonil s Liuhtinir
Remedy for speedy relief and quick
cure. Une trial will convince any one
that it is a wonderful preparation. Ac
cept nothing in its place, for nothing
else will do the work, it should be sold
bv all druguists who take pride in keep
ing abreast with recent discoveries in
medicine. For full particulars, testi
monials, etc., write to the, Drummond
Medicine Co., 48 50 Maiden Lane. New
York. Agents wanted.
THE PEOPLE'S PARTY MEETING.
Argus Attends It and Frankly Expresses
his Opinions.
t:Lr-Tt?j.&i'; . . . - vyu-es tit.it ion
I .: V V'V5'-''-''M ! V.$ 8 Sevent
tv meeting t be held 111 Portland
her 7th.
' V reported one case of dis-
; Vmct that received 18 days in
'.TA... n tl. . f.. !..!... a u.:i
iirrs iiiivi. luncibcu fJ uml
ndged a days in jail and
id ?' each.
Seventh street law
d committe
:v,v. sam nim-ptij (lien
T.fJ! proi-.vty holders
V.Vf . isessiiieuts
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
1 K. V naui-r e 16. v- p.',
first anil third Thursday tveuan'- c . ,.. S-''fV. ' '''K.-'.SS-A '
Aoi.11if.io.in, no. 454 a,' : .:, '.--: a;v''::v-v.v!Ki:t fc?.-
.day night at ths K. o t A"X'-f.H " ' tv. U-X t.'-Z V- '- ' vji : .1 V.-i ' - i-HAKinmnl
fB.8. I tPiKi-.-k ' i K Ji-K' .A 1 ' . 'd that
,l,ird BWurd..' ..aula Aifi ' . . v.- . ?.-,Vv?f'.Mt' ' " " iJ ' ' 1 ' ' !Hh"11
Ci1lmor.,W.C.'r. W-Zr'::?yd - ' lm'M'Pl k ' IfV the
r Company, Fits. B i-l ' ' vi5!V'VV ' . V P tlVr,
Imsiiies. meeting, flrst f s A 'T ?; l W k 'f k'.O
Pieltens, Sond,I.leut, t . '. v;'4'-.V i'-.'il -'jK,',tl(' Lf-t.w. lo build uppruach
c,ibyspiri,.ii,l .'f-v. f$&;X'Z&&-i r: I'vi.llug
.nd third Sundays of ;,.vli - . 'i-'A;-: ' vi.V:;,!1'--?,;!!. vVK promised by Mr.
dant. MS.H.tti.i'..il $i.J&:tf&-&W:fr!Sft fc Side Uailway. The
NewBraW.CT. .-M-, , t,:i:,i ,.. V v 1 '.JtJ- .'P'. ip-.V '.1'i1 .-i; build sins II approach or
month t their UU In New Kra L,.: y: S . i.- . Vr. ' r ;'S5v' '' th nhovu amount.
.. - .ii , - - u .... v.-.. ... .. r , . ....i.,. . - . i x . . - . lm I i :nu I ... til H lor Sl.roar lint.
ai .Inlin'a Branch. Nn. Cii,
rery Tuesday evening .1 their Jhlml I. as
Tenth Streets, urrjuu
Mlt. Juatin, 8m.
Oregon City Board of Trade-Meeti- a f in
on second Monday in each tuoiilh. V :atw.
Geo. C. Brownell, Pres. F. K. Donalunn, ;
Canlif Bunrd of Trade Meets .1 ivms .
.t vv;
1U11.
mth.
Canny,' on Ural and third Frld.ya of "'V"th
Visitors welcome. Wm. Knight, Pres. 1. 1. Oairl
.on, Hrc.
Molalla Orange. No. 40, P. of H.-Merts .t their
hall t Wright's Bridge on the second BHurrfay or
.Th tnonth at 10 a. oi. rellow me--r. mad.
welcome. J. V. Nelson, Master, K. H. Cs- r, .iec.
Tualatin Oi.nge,No. Ill, '"'
day of each mouth at their hall in Wiiaon.ille. H. .
Henry, Master. Mis. Bed. Sharp, Sec
Warner ..range. No. 117, P. of H.-"
gat,mUyofeh month their bsll lu
.! O. vfilllama. Master. Mies Maggie Brown. Sec.
n,.tu Creek Orange, No. 82, T. of H.-Meets St their
fffiSTd Saturday In e h month -
WhiM.'Maaler. J. K. Jack, Sec.
Columbia H and Ladder f.-leets """w't"
day of ecl month st Kountaln hngine Houje. W. T.
Whitlock.Prea. Kd L. ijbaw. Foreman. A.W.MHln,
See.
w .,.! ll.aeCo No 1 Meets Mcond Wednesday
i.Th" mCn"n".tVneHu-.'
blwn Seventh and Eighth ' "
M. P. uinn, Foreman. J. W. Slewan, nec.
n,c Ko i.M-tssecoi 4 Tuesday of
.wrmrmhH;rc,ngHo
Pna. Bert (ireenman. Foreman. Bert. Bestow, nee.
n.... rmnoseCo.. No.S-o W. Chore, net.
W. W
Mani, Forem... H. . Strange. Sec
A Ba.heil ol Fl.
....1 one wants Is stick fst in the
an., v. v ,
throat.
id
feels as tln.ugh tney urn
gliek wmiewiiere A"I "
"!. ;.,,. I.irr Heauhir. One-half
I tabiesp infill is dose, and it p
dowrpU-sssntly. Yoa'll find U a mdd
i ..,iv iin nn enciun.
."Sl-WKH-jl
i -.':.. if
ijl.lS'r!!
t. .i.v. urs. . .'Kfc.TD FOR QAl.C
Tue (I'lbwing k ivertismei.t appeared
in : -pteinber naujijer of The Hewi-patM-r
Man, a monthly periodical pub
liHhMl in San Francisco: "OKEUON
CITY Manufacturing center of the
PaciRc Coast. Largest woolen mills and
paper mills in the West. Largest
c'ecti ii' power station in the world 76
a!er vheels, 250 horse-power each.
Ine Enltrpritt news and job office for
sain. Established 18(16. One of the
best equipped offices in Oregon. Re
publican paperand county. Investigate.
Kare chance for an energetic man.
Address C. Meservk. care nf ,
Portland, Oregon." Chatl-T forgets to
mention the old city rot k crusher and
the shoddy mill.
'"i iiient w: io audited and certificates (not
nniiaiiin w ud ioov. .j 1.U111 rauiurs
aiiainnt the property adjacent, for sueh
4Mrrroveinent, and the recorder to have
such certificates printed and issued at
once.
Main street: Sidney Smyth, in full
$70; I M Miller, in full, 67 50; HE
Cross, 1563 20; American Bridge A
Contract Co, $.1373 56; Wyclifle, in full,
12792 24; Wyelille on general fund,
110241. Fifth street: S Smyth, in full,
$50; Perhaui Bros, f 173.44; Un Lyons,
f:id38.80.
Openixo of thk Pcbi.ic Schools.
The attendance at the public sehnols on
Monday, the oiiening day, was 4!H), anil
on Wednesday 515, which is an im-rease
ul 25 within two days. The enrollment
is still increasing. The teachers are
assigned as follows: First grade, Mis
May Kelly; 2d grade, MUs Getrrtide
Finley; 3i Krade, Miss Annetta Clia-w;
4th grade, Mrs Glass; 5th grade. Miss
Junis Wade; 8th gride, Mix Fannie
Porter; 8th grsde , Vice-Principal Phil
Soulen;9than4 10th grades. Principal
Pringle. In llie Seveith atreel schuol,
the 1st and M grades re in charce of
Miss Mollie Uankins; 'ii and 4th grades,
if Miss Erma Liwrence, the 7ih grade.
ol Vice Principal i'bwell
The bills of Pope A Co for 75 25. 1) A
Hodgson $13 and J Howell $10.50 were
referred to the water commission to be
paid by them, as the hills were lor
work on the hydrants and it was the
opinion of the council that the commis
sion should pay fur such work.
Bills allowed: Dan Lyons 120 20, C
Hoberg $197.50, Wilton & Cooke $20.15,
Geo Broiighton $40.59, Povsert & Putt
kainer 18, C U Welch $.). L L Porter
$r0, J S Piirdom $), J W Kelly, $65,
L A Nobel $19, Portland Gen E Co $172,
45. hnUrpriM $3 25 Mrs G W Church
$16, Oregon Potle'ry Co $131.50, A O
Long $131 60, Sidnev Smyth $2 05, O C
Sash & Door Co $4 15.
.ihilitate. It quickly relieves me m,w-
rHlTAIOt CUfl.t The Olwnn
Ccnsti-1 Wty Chataoqna Circle met on Tuesday
Communicated.
ObfgoN Citv, Oct. 2d, 1893.
Editi r O.i hick: 'l lie follovting arti
cles have lieen stolen from my residence :
1 gold watch and chain. 1 black cassi
mere dress pattern, 2 solid silver table
spoons, 1 pair spectacles. The party
having thete article is known, and if
the things are brought back, nothing
will l said, if not, a warrant of arrest
will be gotten oat 4mJ served very
shortly. Gra.mixa Wiiitiick.
'"! JT'l7d 1 bon.0' CWle. Meserv'e
pation, iin.!
fijek Headache.
A limiicd .nioonl of mtmey to lend on
first clafs sejeority by Wsde B. Spencer,
Oregon City
Tliero pin Ka nn lioaltK fr.e Mitliap min.l
:andreponeaamorsiiic.l IB. pro- or bodv so long as the bl.id is ritiatml.
gram for next meeliog: 1 A Study of Cleanse the ital current from all hnpur
the Geography ol lUlv. 2 h''nes fn in itiea by the oe of Aver's Saraprilla.
I Roman Mythology, art. II . 8. Strange. : This rnedicine recruits the wasted ener-
3. The tginningn n, civiiiziiion.tJ ip. tries, strenifthens the nerves, and
lam Graham. onel talk on r-cono- stores health to the debi.itated
E. E. Williams returned from the
world's fair Sunday.
Governor Pennoyer stopped at the
Electric hotel Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Prier returned from
the sea coast Sunday morning.
License to wed issued September 28th
to Neoda Mallelt and 11. h. Vaughan.
V. HarriB, an Astoria gentleman, is
flow propneter of the ihos. fields store
Col. J. B. tithian and other Oregon
editors were in the city on Sunday.
The Oswego Ironworker says Prof. H.
S. Strange is "a prominent candidate for
state superintendent.
Sam Selling, the popular merchant,
loft for the East last week, to return
sometime in November.
Will H. Walker returned from Tilla
mook Wednesday, where, he reports,
business could not be duller.
L. R. Janney, the attorney, will be
absent from Oregon City for some
time, to transact business in California.
Alfred llowland was in town this
week with his old friend, Billy Stone.
It wag Billy's first visit to the city in two
years
Married, at the Methodist parsonage,
September 28th, by Rev. Gabriel Sykos,
Bimpert JMeiager . to Miss Martha IS.
fykes.
Married at the home of the bride in
Caneuiah, October 4th, by Rev. G. W.
uinoney, nr. Wintield l Alidlam and
Miss Frances E. Marshall.
The Willamette Silver Cornet Band
will give their first ball, Friday Oclober
l.itli, in the Armory hall, first-class
music wil! be furnished by the band or
chestra under the ellicient leadership of
Prol. J. u. Everest. Lome everybody
and enjoy yourself. Tickets 75 cents.
Ladies free.
Next Sunday evening Rev. II. A.
Shorey of the Congregational church
will give one of his stirring talks on
"Tne Vonog 'Man of the Period." Mr.
Shorey's experience as pastor of a Boston
church, editor of the Golden Hule, presi
dent of Gates college, has given him an
outlook upon practical life possessed by
few occupants of the pulpit.
SPECIMEN CASES.
B. H. Clifford. New asel. Wis., was troubled
witb Neuralgia and Ktieumatisin, hi. Ktoroairh
was disordered, bis Liver was aiTecU-d to an
alarming degree, aop-tit Jell away, and he wa
terribly redm-ed In deh and strength. Three
bottlMi of Kleotric Bitter, etired him.
Edward shepherd, llarrlsburg. III., bad a run
nlngMire on his leg of eight years' standing
feed three bottles ol Kleetrif Bitters and seren
boxes ol Burklen's Arnica ralve, and his leg is
sound atid well. John speaker. Catawba, O.
had five large lever re. on hi. leg. doctors
said he was incurable. One bottle Klertrlc Blt
.m.nrf ,.. I.,i Hur klen . Arnica Salve cured
him entirely- Sold at i. A H.rdmg'. Pmg store ; otiginal thinkers.
her contains
Editor Courier: Being a working man
and having little to do, these dull times,
1 thought 1 might get a little informa
tion, etc., by hearing the people's party
men at Shively's hull on Saturday.
Why the people's party men did not
turn in and aid the little side show by a
few more common sense arguments, I
do not know, as there were room for
them. Rev. Joe Waldrop dished up a
large amount of old hash for his ad
dress viz: The capitalists or bankers,
or Wall street money kings, a branch
from Lombard street, London, had com
bined to enslave the American people,
through the control of the legislature by
corruption of her representatives, and
had forced legislation which robbed the
people of untold wealth. This he as
serted to be the cause of the present
financial crisis. Bankers were locking
their money up and withdrawing it from
circulation, the national banks having
withdrawn more than their circulation
during the last decade. He proved the
conspiracy by reading a copy nf an old
circular some one had been allowed to
see amongst some old pnpeis in a bank.
A copy of this supposed circular will be
found in Mrs. Emery's "Seven Finan
cial Conspiracies."
What the speuker lacked in argument
ho made up for in gesture, etc. When
he would be emphatic, he plunged out
the forefinger of his right hand, with
hollowed back and foot planted forward
with an irresislable stamp that finally
settled it, and as he gyrated, oscillated,
vibrated, quaked, tottered, trilled or in
short English, as he thonk his massive
pile of pretty curls with such positive
aHSurauce, there was no room left for
doubling. My friends of. the people's
party should not mistake such physical
ellbrts for fuels and sound logic.
He did not, to my mind, show ony
particular connection between the rob
bery acts of legislation in and prior to
1873, and the financial crises which has
come upon us suddenly and without
proviom warning. Neither did he irtve
any reasons why it had not come before,
waiting 20 years to mature, nor why
this maturity could not have been
extended indefinitely.
uusiness and trade cannot exist with
out capital, and capital is easily scared .
The first thing a wise investor looks for
is security. Foreiirn investors look fur
a gold basis an (he only security against
depreciative values, and a breath of
stiepicion of this being tampered with is
SJllicient to bring about a crimes, like
t ie one we are passing through. Hence
our president and congress hastened lo
assemble to pass legislation which was
calculated to restore confidence, and I,
for one, have more faith in their saKa' ity
and patriotism than in FriendWaldrop's
remedies. I cannot believe that the
choice of the people in her legislative
halls are all either fools or knaves ex
cept the small minority sent by the
populist vote.
Honesty is the best policy, etc. He
who would argue repudiation of his
country's debts, however fair his sophis
try mavTlook, is deteriorating his own
character and exercixes a mischievous
power on his country as far as his in
fluence extends. A no is.
Stwdman's Soothing Powders relieve
teverishnees and prevent htB and con'
vulsions during the teeting period.
Perhaps some of our readers would
like to know in what respect Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is better than any
other. We will tell you. When this
Remedy Is taken as soon as a cold has
been contracted, and before it has be
come settled in llio system, it will coun
teract tho effect of the cold and greatly
lesson us severity, and it is the only
remedy that will do this. It acts in per
fect harmony with nature and aids na
ture in relieving the lungs, opening the
secretions, liquefying the mucus and
causing its expulsion from the air cells
of the lungs and restoring the system to
a strong and healthy condition. No
other remedy in the market possesses
these remarkable properties. No other
will cure a cold bo quickly. For sale by
G- A. Harding, Druggist.
C. T. Winesktt is a Practical under
taker. He is now making if a special
business. He is also a practical em
bill un r as all who have had his services
can testily. He keeps the most exten
sivo stock of caskets, cases and collins
south of Portland, and also a very fine
grade of cloth - covered and metallic
work. Tho caskets and collins are
ready trimmed bo that persons from a
distance cun bo immediately accommo
dated. Prices to suit these hard, dull
times, for I will not be undersold.
Come and see for yourselves when oc
casion requires. Same old place, next
door to Uoako 8 in ik' Ii in e simp.
C. P. Winksett.
By arrangement S F. Scripturo will
attend to my undertaking business dur-
ng my Illness. C. I . Winksett.
It Never Fail..
Harris & Hnnuo, Erin. Tenn . manu
facturers of the celebrated Erin Lime,
havo in their employ, in the various de-
fiarttneiits of their business, severnl
iiindred men. The firm write to the
Drummond Medicine Co., 48-50 Maiden
Lane, New York, in great praise ol
Drtnnmond's Lightning Remedy for
Rheumatism, and say thev have cured
four cases with it. and that it has not
failed in a single inslunce. The remedy
ftlwnys gives satisfaction. If the drug
gist cannot furnish it, write to lite
Drumtnond Modicum Co., 48-50 Maiden
Lnno, New York, and the remedy will
be sent to your address, Agents wanted
'I consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy a specific lor croup. It is very
pIcHnmt to take, which is one of the
most important requisites where a cough
remedy is Intended fur use among chil
dren 1 have known of cases of croup
where 1 know the lite of the little one
tvus saved by tho use of Chatnlierluin's
Cough Remedy. J. J. Laurange
druggist, Avoca, Neb. 50-cent bottles
for sule hy G. A. Harding, druggist.
Kipans Tubules best liver tonic.
"During my tetm' of service In the
aimy I contracted chronic diarrluua,"
aays A . E. Bending, of Halsey, Oregon.
"Since then I have used a great amount
of medicine, but when 1 found any that
would give me relief they would injure
my stomach, until uiiauiDeriain s Colic,
unoiera anu inarrhu'a Remedy was
brought to my notice. I used it and
will say it is the only remedy that gave
me permanent relief and no bad results
follow." por sale by U. A. Hardine.
druggist.
Op Intkiirst to Sportsmen. W. H.
Hurlburt, A. G. P. A. Union Pacific
System, Portland, Or., has just received
a supply of books called "Gun Club
Rules and Revised Laws." This publi
cation contains a digest of tlio laws re
lating to game in the Western states and
territories. Mr. Hurlburt will be triad
to mail you one of the books upon re
ceipt oi two stamps to coyer postage
W. H. Huiti-BtiBT, A. G. P. A.
Thomas Charmim
Oio. A. HAtDl.ta
E. O. Cadpiilo
Ciiahlis H. Cacheio
Bank of Oregon City.
OLDEST BANKING HOUSE IN TUB CUT
I'uid Up Capital, $50,000.
President,
Vice President,
Cashier,
Manager,
K General limiting Business Transacted.
Ucposlls Received Subject to Check.
Approved Bills and Note. Discounted.
County and City Warrant. Bought.
Loans Made on Available Security.
Exchange Bought and Sold.
Collections Made Promptly.
Drain Hold Available lu Any Part of ths
world.
Telegraphic Exchange Sold on Portland, Baa
Francisco, Chicago and New York.
Interest Paid on Time Deposit..
sea aoints or
THE LONDON CHEQUE BANK.
The use of Hall's Hair Renewer pro
motes the growth of the hair, and re
stores its natural color and beauty, frees
the scalp ol uandrult, tetter and all im
purities.
Oregon City Market Report.
Whsat Pertm.Mo, bulk without sacks
Oat -::oj fl bushel, wltb sacks.
Fi.oua - Holler fi 8fi per bb, net
Baas 20c
BurrgB lies roll,
VgAL-SVjtUo dressed
CmcggNS t'Xgi dosen
Iissr On loot2'j;ac; dressed Wc
Mutton 1 75'2
8niNai.ES 1'2 25 y thousand.
Lard l2Ho y pound.
IltDis Green, 8o; dry, 07c1I!d; ane-tKlrd off
oroulled. Hlieup pelt., 2M30e
Hay Timothy, 112, clover 111, wheat hay It),
baled.
Dried Fruit. Prune. 10c; apple. 810o
Mill Fbkd Snort. 118, Bran 110; Chop
IV; rejuetod wheat, 80 cent H bu
Pork Hides 11c, shoulders Do, ham. loo;
on loot t)ic; dressed 7,','c.
Potatoes 15c a bu; apple. 4U'i0e a box.
DR. GUNN'S
ONION
SYRUP
l FOR COUGHS,
COLDS
AHD CROUP.
A REMEDY FOR CHILDREN.
When oh lid At home, mother made 010 Uk a tea-
Kpoonfiil of onion ayrup at DlRht, the neit morntnc
m couh wm gone. For Croup It had do txiual.
M t ohlMr-n insist upon having Dr. Uunn'i Onion
Ky in 1 fil-r"i!Y prepared, mora plftaaant
au d wi ( r.g i. . t.,t or tvmcll of the onion. Bold at AOo
CharmHii dt Co, DraggUM
xrt Yoke or Woek Oi ex. Wanted mica. Rev. j- Morm. o nA
TZ "o yoke of work oxen, for TTr.dmm. CitePo itICl Mlke
tVZr hay. Apply to H E. Crow it Freedom. rWr. By Orde. rrlel
re-
ytem.
ai
out lit uj- "it - j . .
CilaJ.ti.ne nawmill otnVe, Main atretfc
of Committee.
yonr purchases from the large
I atork of Charman A Hoa:
price ..wer than in Portland.
GUARANTEED CURE.
We authirtso our adwtlaed dniKglat la aril lr.
King's Ji-w Owrjiwy foe Consumption. OM.lia .nd
l ufcts, apixi thia olitHi. If you an .lllictM with
a tough. OiW or any Lonf , Thnart or tlx trooWa,
and will naa tato rnonly aa itirartnl, .III". H a fair
trial, atytnp'rt'liea mu bori!, fm may flora the
bottle and hara your money rfuD-. eold
not nak- thai oftVr M w ant know that ft. KiNt a
,w bisery eonU ba IN oa. It "-r .iaap-p-HPU.
Trial bottlaa frw at Oeo. A. UardJBf'a IfUf
lore. Largo alas 50 erata aad II .00.
Riparra Tabule ait digestion.
The Arena the foremont reform
magazine of the country. It is an
'arena" for the diwusninn of the new-
e-t and freeheat thoiiu-ht of our nuwt
The October Hum
an article from M. M.
Trumball on "Jud (iearr and the An
rchista," 1 A. J. Warner on "Wil
veror Fiat Money;" by B. O. Floweron
"The Cominir KeliKion;" by R. J. Hin
ton on "A Continental lane" and other
contributiooa of eijual merit.
GUNN'S
IafPBOVIO
LIVER
PILLS
0KLY0HE
FOR MOOSE
IS YOUR STOMACH SOUR,
Breath bad or HMd .rhlncr On. of thm pills r.
llovoa distreaa In tho alomaoh and oura. beadaeno,
ono oaoh night for a wi-k awoaton. the stomach and
purlfbio tho broath. Ihoy Inaoro porfoot diaestloa,
roculatotho bowal. and euro eonotipotlon. Thoy
am promptly, yot mildly, noyrr anpo or airkoB. Ua
IrruMiata or saall. Booanao Ml. Co,PhUa, Pa.
Charman M Co, Druggist.
BLANKS! BLANKS!! BLANKS!!!
For Bale at the Couiiikr office;
Mortgage,
Filing Covers,
Bond lor Deed,
Promissory Note.,
Receipt Books,
Warranty Deed,
Quit Claim Deed,
Circuit Court Criminal Hubpoen.
Teai'licrs' Report Cards,
Partial Payment Real Estate Contract,
Sheriff Summon ,
Jury Summon.,
Copy of Summon.,
Notice to Garnishee,
Answer to Garnishee,
Subpoena,
Writ of Attach ilenr,
Justice Subpoena, civil,
Justice Subpoena, criminal
Kpceliil or private blanks nnntea on
application expeditiously and correctly
GEO. A. HARDING,
DEALER IN
IP
DRUGS
IE
Standard Pat. Medicines.
Paints, Oil. and Window Ola...
PrtKriptloiu Accumttly Compoundtd.
hardino'b block.
Oregon City Transportation Co s
Ik
STEAMER "ALTONA."
TIME TAIILK
Leave
Portland
Font Taylor St.
7:.'I0 A.M.
12:00 m .
4:H0p.m.
SUNDAV TIME.
8:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
3 :30 p. m.
OREGON CITY 1IOAT.
Lear
OrioomCht
hoot Mb st,
0:30 a.
.2:30 p.
0:00 p.
0:31) a.
2:00 p.
5:00 p.
In effect September 20th, 1893.
M. Prier'
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
If yon want a FIR9TCLA88
WIOTOGKAPII call on him at
his Old ISIand, opposite Farr'i ,
the butcher's.
Nothinn but FIRST-CLASS WORK Dom
and Promptly Delivered.
BUCKLKX'S AUNICA SALVE.
The Bout Sulve in the world fur Cuts.
.Iruiaes, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheutn,
(ever Sores. Tetter. Clianiied Hands
Cnllblalna, Corns, and all Skin Kruptlona, and
positively cure. Pile., or no pay reipiired. H U
(itaranued lo give perfect satisfaction,
money refunded. Price l" cent, per box Foi
aie oy u.A. naraiug.
C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE.
ATTUHNEYS 1 AND COUNSELORS
AT LAW
OFFICE, REAR OF COMMERCIAL BANK.
Oreifon City, Oregon.
Geo. c. ukowniu.
A. 8. Da.Mla.
Brownell & Dresser,
Attorneys at Law.
Office One Door A'ort . 'CaufieldJcHant-
OREGON CITV, - - OREGON.
HA IT
YOU
PfiT 0B. BTS0. Mil KHEBY.
ay j wi -n mrm an
InnilMU PTLU known t7
1. i i'r.pir:Ma, suim laMiiae Ititna)
i air... Tina form and BLIMP.
. ..S2LilJi ot tUtnllVVlMQ tUM
TlH.n ATO'li-r. TO
raetlr oa vmnrn affaetod.
atnorba tuDtora. allava itohinc.effartina'
Timerhecka Irom Orvson City Woolen
, ' . ' " 111 J I. a T.n -'it m,r. Prln soe. Dnifriiis
n ereumdise on aocount (or their lull j ra-Cc onaau. or. Baab.niuadaili.ra
value rt the a'ore of I. Bki.i.iko.
ChanaaaACa. Prinlst.
W. Cat Jon.Kia. C. M. iDiaaaa
Johnson & Idleman,
LAWYERS.
COB.VEK FOl'RTH AND MAI9 8TREET8.
Oregon tilj, Oregon.
R l Estate To Sell and Koney To Lend
OREGON CITY JOBBING SHOP.
ALL KINDS OF
TINNING, PLUMBING,
And General Jobbing to Order.
Sewer and Water Connections
Hade at the Most Reasonable Rate. Al
Work I. done wltb a view to last and satisfy al-
concerned. Shop on 7th Street, near Depot,
A. W. 8CHWAN, PROP.
The Commercial Dank
OF OREGON CITY.
CAPITAL f 100,000.
fransaeta a General Banking Buiiaete,
Loan. made. Hills discounted. Uak mi.
lections, lluys and sells exchange on all point,
in the United Htate. and Kurope and on Hong
Kong. Deposits received sliblecl to cheek. In.
teres! at usual rates allowed or time deposits.
Bankopon trim 9 A.M. to P. M.: Saturday
evenings from 6 till 7 P. M.
f. E. DONALDSON,
Cashier
D.C. LATOURKTTE,
President.
FRANK NELDON,
Cun and Locksmith.
Adjoining the Noblitt Stable.
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
All kind f firnrmi repaired & clnumt. All kltofc
of small machine repaired. Daplicat key,
luad for all kind of loctu. UuMaod
Pltttuli bought and told.
BICYCLES REPAIRED.
L. M. ANDREWS. M. D.
niALca m
Drngs, Notions, Peitzzicrles,
Toilet Articles, tie.
PrescrlptloM Carafally CaapMttfttf.
Shively's) Block,
Cor. of 7th & Madison St., Or. jron City
Noblitt Livery and Sale Stall It
OKEUON CITY, OREGON,
Oa tit Street ketweei tba Bridge aatj tt
uepei.
Double and .ingle rln and saddl. boras, as
w.v. on hand at ih iowe.1 rate., and a corral
also connected with the bars lor looat Mork.
Any tnrorm.tion retrarding any kind auaa
pt omptly aitead4 lo by letter or pciacaa.
HORSES BOUttHT Oat aOLP