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About Oregon courier. (Oregon City, Clackamas County, Or.) 188?-1896 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1894)
Oreeoul'ily, February 22, 1894. POLITICAL FVSION. Tub idt of fusion between the demo crat! and populists is being contem plated by some democratic party leaders, who omit to recognize the undoubted (act that many democrats with intense loyalty to their party would not rote demo-populist ticket, neither would pop ulist converts from the republican party Could this double-teaming utterly de (eat the republican party, leaving the democratic party in Oregon stronger than It now is, the scheme would be desirable. ' A portion of the democratic party In the state 01 uregon appears to De win ins to sell itself to the devil for a mess of pottage. It appears that a large faC' tion ol the party favors fusion as i means of securing a portion of the spoil of office, and they are willinir to sell their principles in order to secure the defeat of the republican nominees in the coming campaign, we see toe names of such men as L. L. Mi-Arthur (ex-U district attorney), Judire Thayer, W. I, Kenton, John Burnett, E. 0. RuhhII and A, Nollner, mentioned in connection with the disreputable scheme, and as Ihey have heretotoie been prominent in the democratic councils, it is evident that the idea has taken deep hold. We wish to warn these gentlemen that the scheme will not work, and the sooner "-they bury it beyond resurrection the better for all concerned. It is an aban donment of principles for the sake of SDoils. and while the office-seekers may lie willing to adopt such a course the voting rank ana Die will not lollow them. No matter where the orders come fiom, there will be no effective fusion in June, and if it is attempted the democratic vote will be divided, the probability being that the republican ticket win be the gainer uy tne division Salem Democrat. Many democrats in dillerent parts of the state are seriously discussing the . : i , I,. ,!.. propoaiuun ui msing wim mo HipiiiiBio and putting up a state ticket compone l of candidates from both parties. This would be the proper thins to do; but it cannot be seriously considored, because the third-party people will not agree to .fusion. With three tickets in the Held the success of the republicans is reason ably certain. If the populists nominate a state ticket composed in pare ol good men of democratic antecedents, and that iortion is endorsed by the democ racy it can be elected by a safe majority The Timet is of the opinion that the combined vote of the democrats and populist in Oregon is larger than that of the republican. Jacktonville Timet. Populist legislation has failed of use fulness chiefly because of the bitter pre judice that drove it to extremes. The populists have worn their fighting clothes tot much. They have been sus picious, pugnacious and vengeful. Every man outride their party is either a corporation ist or the tool of a corpo ration, anq in either cane a thief. The laws passed by populist legislatures, or by legislatures of any political complex ion in which the same agrarian senti ments were powerful, have been so uni formly unfriendly to invented capital, and have so uniformly failed to discrim inate between the use and the abuse of corporate privileges, that capital has been giving such states as wide a berth aa possible. As not even the pop ulists have yet discovered any way of developing the industries of a state without capital, the effect has fallen harmlolly upon the people themselves. Whatever of good there may have been in the populist doctrines lias suffered from the venomous spirit displayed by the agitators who thrust themselves forward as leaders of the party .Louit- ville Vouner-Journal. MR. HERMANN AND HOPS. The duty on hops, under the law of lo33,ws8 cctitn a pound. MiUiulry increased it to 13 cents. The Wilson bill restores the old duty, Mr. Her mann, Oregon's congressman, said a few days ago, in the course of an attack upon the Wilson revision : "Another blow is that which afreets the hop Industry. Our mild, moist, soft climate and deep, rich and alluviul soil have made Oregon the home oi the hop. Every variety reaches the highest de velopment, (nit with all this, without protection, we cannot ovei come the dif ference between our labor and that of Bohemia and Bavaria and other portions ol Europe." This is demogogy. The truth is that about one-third of the annual crop of hops in the United Sta'es Is exported and sold profitably on the other side of the Atlantic in open competition with the pauper bops "of Bohemia, Bavaria and other portions of Europe." The crop In 1800 was 30,872,854 pounds. The exports of hops for the last two years are stated as follows is a recently pub lished annual report of tho treasury de partment: poun'ds. 18!)2 12,004 (W8 !8!)3..'. ll.iW.lMO This oflicinl report nlsn shows the quantity of hops imported into Great Britain for several years past and how much was taken from the several ex porting countries. Here are the figures for 1801 and 1802: COtlNTRIKB. Kussia Germany .... Holland Belgium France United States. 1801. CWT. ,. 301 ,I7,1! ,.35,385 .42,(137 .15,803 80,220 1802. CWT. 2,025 11.001 38,384 30,044 15,208 80,820 fiiiKRipp Ganong hits collected over $20,000 in delinquent mortgage taos nrd expects to collect more. Mid success In this mutter is luruuly owing to bis de termination to fully execute the duties assigned to him even if it takes the "hide and hair" on". The people of Clackamas county could not find s man that would more thoroughly and impar tially administer the office of sheriff than C. W. (imioiig, and they should express their approval of his faithful ness by reelecting him with a rousing majority. Sheriu" (ianong rellrelM great credit on the democratic party. All the unemployed need, writes Ed ward Bellamy, "In order to be fed, clothed and sheltered, is id be set to work to support one another." They do not need charity, but tools and land on which to establish theinselvea to spin, to weave, to farm, to garden, to tiilor, to make shoes, to work at trades of all sorts. Colonizing llm idle by the several slates or by the great cities would be far better and safer than to let them roam over (lie country In swarms. Tim country gained in gold imports during President Cleveland's first term $54,772,060. Its net loss during Presi dent Harrison's term was 1 22,1114 ,000. During 1803 the excess of gld exp r.s over itnpi rts wai seven millions, and the exiess of silver exports over imports 28 millions. Evidently the goldbugs of America aru equal to the gldbngi of Euro.ie, and there ' a big fo eigu de mand for our depreciated silver dollars. CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC 8TATE CON-1 VENTION. At a miellnu ol the Executive Cum milieu i( llifl lieiniK'ialle hlnte ( 'en Ira Committee held in I lie ritv of I' Milan Oreiron.nn February 2. 1804, ll was dp' termined that the stale ren'eietiiation at the Democratic Hiale Convention to be held in Astoria tin April 18, IK04. I is follows : One dele tptte for each eon n ty and one delegate at large fur each 150 votes, and each fraction nf 75 voluo or over, cast for II hi A.H liiiiiiutt al the fttnte election on Jiinetl IHD2, which would uive a county representation a follows: Baker Ileulon Clackamas Clatsop Columbia C',xs Curry 2 Crook 5 Dotiu'as V Gilliam Grant Harney Jackson Josephine Klamath Lake I.ane Linn Lincoln Malheur Marion Morrow Multnomah l'olk Slierin.tn Tillamook I'matilla I'nion . ', Wallowa , Wasco Washington . Yamhill Total 105,200 Per cent, supplied by the United States 41.0 187,607 43.1 shows clearly bow hops This table produced in this country are sold in Great Britain in free competition with the hops of the producing countries of Europe. It will be noticed that, in spite of whut Mr. Hermann savs for political effect about the labor cost in Bohemia, tho hops of that country do not appear to have been sold in Great Britain In competition with those ol the United States, although the American hops have no protective duty there, and that Buvaria has not been able to pre' vent the United States from supplying 43 per cent, of the British demand where the hops of all countries are sold on even terms so far as protective duties are concerned If (lie American producers of hops ran sell one-third of their crop annually in European markets, competing freely there with tho hops- of all European countries and of the world, without the advantage of a tariff duty on the com peting product, is it possible that they cannot undersell the hops of these for eign countries here at home without the assistance of any tariff duty whatever? According to the Textile World of Boston, 172 new mills for the manufac ture of textile goods were erected in this country lust year. These mills were projected after the election of the pres nt tariff reform congress, and most of them after the Inauguration of President Oieyeland. Twenty-seven of the 52 cot ton mills erected are in the South, North Carolina leading with 14. The total for New England la 15, all but two of them being in Massachusetts. Nearly all of the 53 new knitting mills also use cotton. Most of them are In the middlo states, the South and West haying, however, 15 between them. There were six cotton batting mills put up, only one less than in 1802. The profits of the woolen man ufacturers wore cut down some, but they were sufficiently large to justify the erection and opening of 33 new woolen mills. They are scattered pretty well over the country, every section being represented. About half as many silk as woolen mills were established, New Jersey and Pennsylvania manufacturers putting up 10 of them. Evidently the manufacturers were not scared when they saw tho democracy in the saddle at Washington. Ukdeu the pressure of foreign compe tition, wheat growing has fallen also in England to a sorry and sorious basis. In 30 years the acreage has gradually (alien from 4,000,000 acres to 2,000,000 acres, and the crop which averaged 38,000,000 pounds from 1852 to 1800 has fallen to 17,000,000 pounds in 1803. In England and Australia as well m in the United States, theie is a ruinous de pression in the price of horses, the sup ply of which is far greater than the demand. We canto', lay the blame for the very bad slate of the wheat and horse flesh markets on the callous backs of the Wall street gamblers or the Jew ish money kings of Frankfort and Lon don, but our maledictions should descend on the farmers of India, Kussia and the Argentine Republic, and on the in ventors that have made electric nnd cable railways mora profitable in our large cities than horse-cars and horse carriages. The current rapid material progress produces in a short time changes that are almo-t revolutions. The disposition of priestcraft to ully itself with kingcraft, wi th the selfish object of tightening its hold on the masses, received a recent illustration in the English house of lords when the Parish Councils hill came up for consid eration. The measure as it passed the commons, contained a provision that the Council should never meet In a public house. This saleguard against the new Institution getting into the hands of the saloonkeepers or becoming In any way associated with drink, was warmly praised by the more scrupulous lory leaders in commons and received a very general approval In the pre?s of the country. It was precisely this clause which the lords rallied most enthusias tifally to kick out. But mark: They had the help of every bishop present in their vote to permit the new Village Councils to assemble In licensed houses ; (or unless the rural hind drinks beer enough to enable the publican to pay good rent, will not the bishop's crony, the titled landlord, suffer? The house of lords as well as the established church must go I In the abolition slate of Ohio the race row over the school question still con tinues. At Chillicolhe, where the blacks "tried their hardest" to admission for their children to the com mon public school, excitement among the whites has run so high (list they are i talking of boycotting the Marks and re- I fusing them all employment. And Ol io has always loved tint negro at long range, in the cotton fields! Total ...22.1 It is suggested by the State Centra Committee that all counties elect dele iriima lo .Slate Convention. linL ilt.fur ........... .,...;.., ;.. .j I.., u .... ,. .J- it. iu D. It Mnil'liv. Chairman State t'enlri I Committee Cius. N Wait. Secretary. , Henry Childs Merwin asks in the Atlantic Monthly: "Did we rebel against England, have we declared constitu tions, made laws, organized a nation, in order that Richard Croker who began Lis career as a 'tough' and ends as a millionaire or his successor in the of fice of Tammany Boss, might put his foot on our necks and keep it there? That is the question that confronts the citizens of New York." Notwithstand ing Mr. Croker's dictatorship, Tammany is intensely democratic and exuberantly patriotic. Merwin admits that in the wars of 1812 and 1801-5 it made a noble record, and that the society was founded to cherish the cause -of the people, to defend the Jefl'ersonian view of our gov ernment as against tho aristocratic view, which, early in the century, was very strong. The Tammany man dislikes and despises the Anglomania of what is called "so-cf-ety" in New York. Tam many is his cliuich, his club, his totem. I am a Democrat," is the proudest boast of the Tammany brave. Erastub Winans, the imminent New York capital and philanthropist, no v a forger (or $220,000, has a in mt promis ing outlook to go "over the road" for a longer series of years than B ss John Y. McKane, the autocrat of Coney Island, who last week was sent up ior election frauds. Thus the mighty full, and the penniloss tramp is at this h nir in a better fix than either of them. We must widen our vision beyond our homes in considering this question of hard times and business paralysis. The same depression exists throughout the worl J, and is especially felt In Eng land. In that country the farmer has bten peculiarly unfortunate, the great drouth of last summer, the general de pression and high rents making the year very dark. At their stale convention in Portland on April 1 III), the lepuhlicans can nom inate no man more worthy of the office of secretary of state than Harrison R. Kincaid, proprietor of the Eugene Jour nal, and he is everyway capable of ful filling its duties. Til "Cutholic Directory" (or 1804 gives the number of Catholics in the United States as 8,902,033. Compared with the total of 1802, the increase in Catholic population lust year was 05,038. The priests number 0717. Victor A. Lotier, porn I ist cstidida'e (or congressman at large, rectiV' d in Philadelphia only 205 voles in a total ballot of oyer 177,000. Socialism is not prosperous in the City of Brotherly Love. PACIFIC COAST NOTES Ma. Dyer asks why pay the bond holder in gold and the poor soldier in depreciated currency? The bondholder must be paid in gold because the bonds were purchased with gold. This is com mon honesty. Woodburn Independent. The bonds were not purchased with gold, dollar for dollar. It is a fact famil iar to those who lived in the "state" during the civil war that large issues of government bonds were bought with greenbacks depreciated more than 100 per cent, and that all bjnds issued during the war were bought for less than their face. They were stored away by the capitalists who afterward pur suaded a republican administration to enact legislation that made both princi pal and interest payable in full in gold. That was not an act ol "common hon esty" but of prodigions rascality. In the annals of modern history no steal greater than this ia recorded. Rki. Knot's tolerance is wearing away the conspicuous denominational differ ences. "It is an interesting manifesta tion," says the New York Sua, "that Catholics, Protestants, Jews anil secu larists work together for charity, and that priests, rabbis, minister and ethi cal lecturers can unite peacefully at meetings to help the needy, whether be- ievers or unbelievers On the platform of a large hall in which a charity meet ing was lately held, there was a group of men, few of whom knew each other. Let me introduce yon to my friend, Rubbi , said an amiable Catholic priest to a smiling Calvinistic clergy man; and there were greetings all around as an agnostic joined the party." The Amity Popgun is defunct. Sixteen mills is the amount of the tax levy fixed by the county court of Benton county for state, county and school pur poses a reduction of 0 mills from its levy of lust year. It is stated that, the shipments of but ter (rom the East to the Sound cities amount on an average to five carloads per week and the shipments of oleomar garine to three carloads pur week. The sheriff of Malheur county evi dently is no dronj. The Vale Gazette gives the gentleman this complimentary mention : Sheriff Fell has just returned from Portland where he has been buy ing a stock of liquors a id cigars for his saloon. People who were acquainted wi h Jus. U'Mearu while he was a resident of Oregon may be interested to know that he is writing articles in support of the Mckinley tarill for Uahlornia papers. The memory of man runneth to the lime when Jeems was a democrat of the rankest "copperhead" stripe. Twenty-six miles of the Coos Bay, Rosuhurg & Eastern railroad are in operation. It is believed that work on the road w ill be resumed early in the spring and the same completed to Rose- burg, a distance of 04 miles, belore the rainy season sets in next fall. The county court of Washington com.- tv made the following tax levy: School 4 2 10 mills, indigent soldiers' 1-10 mill, county revenue 0 410 mills; making a total for all county purposes of 1(1 710 mills. Add the stale levy as made Ly the state board of 4 3 10 mills, makes a total for all purposes of 15 mills. More than 8001 applicants have been given meals at the free eutingliouse of the Sisters of Charity of Ht. Vincent's hospital. The Station army people say that they are now furnishing 500 meals each day at their snip kitchen, beside affording relief to about twenty inilignent families Portland Dipalch. It is estimated that 150,000 acres of placer land have been taken up In south ern Idaho, mainly along the Snake. The depth of the auriferous gravel varies from a few feet up to 20 or more, while the actual assay valuo of the ground varies, perhaps, from $1 to $5 yard. If there were an average depth ot six feet with an average value of $2, the amount of gold represented would be $2,004,000,000 Sillis K. Smith, a farmer of Endicott, Wash., finds from actnal test, the past season, that he can cut, thresh and sack his wheat with a combined thresher j for $1 50 per acre, counting the vie d at j 15 bushels. Willi the new llopgood j seeder, which is a machine that plows, i harrows and seeds at a single operation, heclitims he can seed an acre tor 75 cents, thus bringing the total cost of a wheat crop to $2 25 per acre, ll t ie product sells for .'10 cents per bushel, or $4 50 er acre, the profit is $2 25 per acre According to the Tomnhavt. on Si.n Call for a Demooratio Confartnct in Portland. Portland. Or., Feb. 12ih. l.S'M At a mass meeting of democrats held Ihisoay in this city, lite undersign' were inslruced to invite the in-iub ts ol the Democrulic Stale Central Committee and of the County Central Committor of cacti county and the uiemiiers of me Executive Committee of the State 1 ,-in ocralic Clubs and such other leading and reliable democruta from each county as may te ante to ue present, to attend a conference to be held in the city ol Portland, Oregon, on Tuesday, March 0th, 1H04, at 10 o'lock a. in- to discuss. In an informal way, the plan of cam paign, to be recommended to the county and state conventions for adoption al tne coining general election. This action is not intended in any way to tuke the place of the regular ma chinery of the organization, but i merelv advisory. In obedience to this, we cordially and eurnestly request your presence The important results of the pending con test demand your advice, counsel and help. If you are unable to attend in person, select some one who can come in your stead. Let there be a full atten dance and a free and earnest exchange of views. W. W. Tiiavhr (Chairman), W. I). Fkn- TON, GrO II. MoFFRTT, Eh. C. Rl'S- pell, Pat Powers, A . Noltxbr. A recent number of the Morning Call. San Fiancisco, contains an account of lie trial in that city of a gasoline car, the invention of Daniel S. Regan. : The propulsion of the car is effected by the injection into the engine cylinder nf a ainail quantity of gasoline, the vopy of which ia mixed with air, forming an explosive mixture that is fired by elec tricity. A pressure of 280 pounds per square inch is producud on the piston. The trial car is said to have operated with great success, demonstrating an economy and ease of working altogether superior to anything in the line of street car motors that has yet made its appearance. FOR 8ALE. Eighty acres of fine farm land, mostly iHiitoui, mi Woodcock creek, Clackamas I'onnly, two miles from Meadow It rook postollli e. Three aetes cleared, 12 acres slashed ; gxxl house :ilx.'0 Pric e $SIH), of which $'' must be paid ilnvvi , bal ance two years' limit, For lurllier par Oculars call at Colin Kit office or address meat Vancouver, Was'l. Mrs. Anna Tavloii. DUSKRVI.NU PRAISE. Wo desire tn say tn our clllatitis, thai fur years WU nave been scums: I'r. Kins a New iiisenv liir i oiisiiiui linn, lir. KIiik's New I. lie fill", IIIK-Klfll Arilll-S Halve HIM Kll'Clrlf llllll-ra, n. I hum never handle ! r-ni-,l Hint sell ' well, or thill have kivcii such universal atllac linn. We tin mil hesitate tn Kuaranlee llii'iii every lime, ami wu sihimi realty to return! tin iturctnise price 11 satisfactory result do not fol low their urn. TIicmi reiiH-illi-N have won lliclr ureal i,iiilarll inirrly mi their inerlls. (I, A IUkuinii, PnmgUt. ELECTRIC HITTERS. Till" remedy Is tn-riiming o well known anil no itoniilsr us to ni-i-il mi xiieciHl inenlliin. All who Iihvu iim Kl-'trl Hilton sins the satiie song ol iirtitMo A purer rnt-illeliie iI,hn nut exist inil It Is aiiHrriiiti-ed IikIo all Hint In claimed Klei'trie Hitter,, will cure all IImhcr of the l.lver anil Kidneys, will remove riuiles, Hulls, Hall lt!i,Miin anil utiier altei'lloiiM emmed hy hu ouiu IiIimhI Will drive Malaria from tho sys tem Hint prevent as well ss cure all MhIhtIhI fe vers. Km cure id llesdsi'lie, Constipation and liidliriliiii try Kleetrle Hitters Kutlre satlsinc- tlini xiinraulced, or inimev refunded. Price ISO i ts. ami ll per Dome al u. a. naming urns store. Kipuiis Tulinlcs : (or sour stomach. Kiputis Tubules cure bod breath. Kipans Tubules cure headache. NOTICE OF ANNUAL . MEETING. SCHOOL MO 1 1 :?. IS IlKKKHY IIIVKN Tl) TIIK I.KOAl. " voters ol School hinlni'l No. M ol lacknmat county, stslt, id Ori-Kon, that ttie Ainuisl HcIiihii MeeltiiK tor snlil dlNirli't wili lie held at Poie'r hsll, (tri-trou t;liy, Oreicni, to Im-k'ii al the hoin of S o'clock p.m., on the llmi )loiilHV,helhK ilu jIIi day ol March, A. h. IstH 'lids ini-elhix Is called for die piirpopu of eleelina a School Id rector for a term ol three years, and a IMslrlct Clerk for (he term of one year, and the transac tion of IniNlnexft usual at such meeting, listed tins tli day ol Fehrilarv, I MM Attest: II. L. KKI.I.Y, runs. K. Kvas, Cliilrinan Hoard of Dlrcctorr. Iilsttlcl t'leik. CITY TliEASL'liKR'S NOTICE. VO li'K IlKKKHY tilVKS THAT TIIKHE are aiillleleut Main street funds on handle pay warrants No. I3, ih7, wh, 0 tl. IM, ti !. tiitt. o u, mil, ta, a.d, ia,, mi. liiu-resl ceases with Hie ilale .if this nollce. K. I.. IIOI.UAN, Kelirtiary ism. city treasurer. FiltEMF.N'S ELICCTION NOTICE. 1'flTlrif W IlkUk'UV fllVtVV 'IIIAT Tlll- ltl, will lie an e.ectUni held at Fountain H Company 'a Iiom, room on Monday, the .ah day ol 11 ircti, Isid, for the uurisise of electlua aie eldei enifineer and one asKihtioit engineer for the co aiui.K year. ureaoii city, pcurnarv 'iisi, jmi. II HUM bTKAlUHT, Mayor. .v.vv.v.v.v.--.v.v.v.v.v-,r AIR DEATH . tfTttrtr it ,.,,,,,. triune ilml fufri'i'r ileAlrimt uuVr- liimnhlr fatlr,vhtthrr msiA the Aii.tif,inr, aim itr H'i'i', letlhmit ittMttlumtlm nr hiltirit In Ihr mint itrlientt 'tin. It was for II fly yenra l lie aoi-rnl formula nt Krasmua t """"'' I " . t! the hluliesl siidi ulty and the ansa cinliiriil It (I ileriuatol m-t and air ccllll that ever U tl Hi nt, paring ld private iraclleol life- If 0BALD HEADSlf time HiiioirK Kw iinttllliy hikI HrlvtirtTitcv of , r.tirnptt iiu itri'tfrinni mm rw; i- I hy nittll, hiK'uri'ly pHckcd. r.frr'Kx-M-timer cmji!ctlnl. Holt A(i'nt for Ai.iur.ea. AililruM tj rha Sko ikum iluot Ha'r Grower Co., j' K, 7 'oiiDi Kill.. ' vt nf, Naw York. It 4. v y v yv'tyiTt j FREE MEDICINE! Golden Opportunity Foe Suffer I nc lluiiiunlty. rllydr.iana (lira Tlirlr Khii,IIm tu Ills I'wpls. DO YOtl SUFFER? nUhiliiir roiir rouble mid w will Mnl yti Pri ol Clmm i nxL cuuitNft of opcciNM.r ir'pnrmi rfitifdicH imi miimmi in voiir rnws nr. wam im it iiwon MKNDATION. UC PI U f II D C IliMmwt f7rnmr(Mjwii-jt f.ir nil tliwHWH mid ilfltirmlllM rttn Mulrn nl MriMitlflo, fltiutrl by nunjr jrwiii' ripi-rimc. wltlcli 11111 1. 1m ii tu liiinnmtre Cure. Do not iipNfr. N. It, W hit f tlit niily poflltlvA cure f Kril.KI'MV (KITH) Htltl t'ATAKHII. IWfrTPIIC Kivi-n. IVriMNiifiilly-liK'HlHl. fOI fnUlilMtfil.) Or. WILLIAMS' MEDICAL AN0 SURGI CAL INSTITUTE, 719 Market ' Knn Frit eluco, ta T J i n V I 1 APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. OTK'K 18 HrKKltYtdVKN THAT I 8HAI.L apply lo the cltv council of Oregon City. Ore- gou, lor a saloon license to continue my saloon located ui urcfron Cltv, saitt license to dale irom March lillh, Ism. A'.IIKKf BC'llKUIMJ. N APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. OTICK ts IIKItkUY filVK.V THAT t MIAIX iioulv to the cltv council of Oreuon I'll v. Ore gon, for a saloon license toeontiniie my saloon iiH-au-d ni oreuon my, sain ncciise iodine iroin Muich "ill, l!4. L. A. NOI1KI..' APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. 'OTICK IS IlKKKHY filVKS THAT I HIIA1X apply lo the city council of Oregon I'lty, Orejrnn, fur a ailloon license for a mIimiii to be locsM uu Main struet at the ulil Totitr A Kelly place la Oregon Illy, said license tixlute from March Jill. ISM. AL.C lir.U 11.USK, "Any fort in a Storm." That's a good maxim, but it will tut work as a ruin in the purchase of a remetly (or ltlieumatism. Any of the cheap noHtrutns. will not effect a cure- in (act none of them will. Don't trifle with life ami prolong agony. Get I'r. Drummoml'H Lightning Remedy, and a speedy cure ia certain Due hoi tie ia worth a hundred of anything else, and for that reason it ia the cheapest when a cure is h anted. Of druggists, or sent to any address hy express: Drninmo id Medicine Co., 48 ol) Maiden Lane, Mew York. Agents wanted. . Kipling Tubules : one glvos relief. SUMMONS. X THU CIKCt'lT COl'RT OF TH K STATE OF Oregon, lor the County of Clackamas. Martin P. Morgan, l'lututilf, l vs. Annie L. Morgan, Defendant.) Tn Annie L. Moriran, the above-named defen dant: in the name of the state of Oregon.you are required to appear and answer the conipiniiil of the pluiiililt' huretn.on or before Monday, the llith diiy oi April, a. o. iru-i; aim 11 you lau to answer, the D'.aiuiin win nniuy io ine court ior tne reuei urnved for ill the complaint, to-wlt: Fur a de cree di-a living the bonds of matrimony now ex isting between you and the plaiiititr, and for sucti inner sun turiner reuei as io me conn may seem eoiiltablc and lust. This summons is oublished bv order of Hon. Thus. A. McUrlde, judge of the olh judicial dis trict ol the suite oi Oregon, ouieo r enruary tutu, ISIH. COWING OOW1N11. Attorneys for l'laintlir. Your Stomach DistressesYou af tereatlng a hearty meal, and th result ia a chronic cue of Indiget tion. Hour Stomach, Heartburn, Dyspepsia, or a bilious attack. RIPANS TADULE8 Preasete Dlcestlea. Heialate tho Mfmnh. l.lver Kaal Bawela. farlfv the lllaod, audare a Positive Care fur Constipation, Hick Headache, HII. fonsneaa. and all other UImsms arlilna from a disordered condition of the Liver anl atoniach. They act gently yet promptly, and perrect digestion follows their use. ItlpanaTahiiles take the place of aa Entire Stedlclae Chest, aud shoulri be aeplfor use in ever imrauj. Sold ty dnovtttt or ami hy staff. Price, Tuo JMIar. THE nlPANICHEMICALCO. 10 ayraM ac, New Tsrk. SHERIFF'S SALE t-NDKR TAX EXECUTION. IIY VIHTl'K OF A WAHKANT f.SSUKI) OCT of the county court ol Iliu stale ol Oregou luri.iacaauiaa coiiniy, io me uirecicu, eooiuiaua lug luo lo levy upon the giaala and chattels, rtiimtii otlw.rK. ol tin. rollou'ltuf-iutmed taxuavor. on the duliiimicnt tax mil of 1!, and If none could be found, then upon the real pioperly set lortn therein, or so mui-ii therein as Mian sansii the amount of taxes so charged, with costs anil exieuscs, and being unable to Hnd any porsuhal property, I duly levlid upon the following de scribed Piece ol real properly, lying ami ueiog In add Clackamas county, state of Oregon, de scribed and assessed as follows: If. Klllin, agent; mortgage given July ait, Isra, recorded In Vol. I', page -! l. on part ol O W. Walling u. I- C. and against u. I. Msgoue and wile, assessed value sfsiuo. tax l .0. And on Saturday, the 17th duv of March, Iwi4, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. tu. ol said day, at Hie front door ol the courthouse in said county and slate, I will sell the alaive described proiK-rly at public auction, to th hlulieNi bidder for cash, sublccl to re demptlon, lo satisfy said warrant, costa and ac cruing costs. V. Vi. OANONU, Sheritl and lax Collector of Clackamas Co., Or, SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE UN DER EXECUTION. N THE CIRCUIT COl'RT OF TH B STATE OF Oregon, for the County of Clackamas. Thomas Churman and F. R. Charmsn,) partners as cnarman a. noil, riaiiimis, salary and expenses paid weekly from stark Parmsnentposltlon. Exclusive territory. Exparlsnos unnecessary. PsenlUrOJL O edvutafestoDsolnnen. unerai eonunlsalon to local part- time areata. Larsert h,rtiJjl!i!,! """y,! ads far the orchard, took. VOVhk lawn and garden. We want yon now, while WVaW the fruit Induetrr Is so rfnneement. Outfit and fall par-1 lomlare free. BROWN BHOB. OO., Bur- I errymon, Portland, Ore. (This nouae It I reliable. Name this paper. sa. ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR'S- NOTICE OF SALE FOR DELINQUENT STREET ASSESSMENTS. MOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HY VIRTUE OF CERTAIN WARRANTS FOR THE COb- lectton of certain delinquent street improvement assessments, levied for ttie Improvement of Main street in Oregon City, Clnckiimas county, Oregon, which warrants command me to forthwith levy on the property described below, upon which is assessed the amounts respectively, herein set forth, fur the Improvement of saiil Main street, as hereinafter speciiled, in said city, aa directed In Ordinance numbered ir7 of said city, which assessments are declared by Ordinance numbered WO, and Were entered III the Docket of City Liens on tho oth day of October, A. V. 1K93, lo Ihe owners herein speciiled, and which further command me to sell the same in Ihe manner provided by law, to make Ihe sums set forth below, together with my percentage and costs, and further to return the proceeds of such sale 'o the City Treasurer, aud said warrants to the Reconler of laid city, with my doings endorsed thereon, together with the receipts of the Treasurer for the proceeds of such sale as paid to him, within sixty days from the date thereof: such warrants bearing date the llith day oi February, mil, and given under ihe hand of I. L Porter. Recorder of said city, and sealed with the seal of Oregon City. I have levied on .the following described property, as belonging to the individuals whose names appear below annexed, as the same appear assessed and recorded in the said Docket of City Liens, and I will, on Saturday, the l'lli day of March, IX'.U, at the door of the county court house In Oregou City, Clackamas cuunly, Oregon, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon i f said day, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cush tn hand on the day of sale, all Ihe below described property, or so much theieof as may be necessary to pay and satisfy the sums set opposite such descriptions of property, and'asscssed against the same for such street Improve ments above set forth, together wilh accruing costs, charges and expenses : block. I.o r. OWNEg S NAME. John oiehisch and M. J. Hriidcrii' 4 1 E. D. Kelly Consumption ia the moat deadly of diseases. It kills one-aeventh of the people who die. Yet it ia one of the diseases moat easily prevented, says a medical authority. With precaution in attending the sick, diai n lection nf rooms inhabited hy tlieui, and strict enforcement f other sanitary regula tions to prevent the passage of the germ duv afternoon a meeting waa held in the from one pert on to another, cunsutup- Hibernian Hall, Portland, by member . tion would become aa rare aa smallpox I ol Ihe Roman Catl.olic church, to lake . 'action against the A. I A lr. A. C. That mnrump organ. Harper', j S'''h tn president and 201 pereons j , ,, . . i . . i . i were present. The principal speaker Weekly, has had it genteel stonucl. wlg j,,. KIVler hJm re,,k. soured hy the democratic parly because j wer both tiery and flowery. J. J ; it isn't biuh toned enough anal an in- , Kelly waa no le excited In his lata. come tax has been annexed to the Wil- A boycott or at-ah list was adopted com- I . -.-,, Y, trr li , . . . , posed of names of Tortlandera believed son tanffb.ll. The Weekly ia "kid glov- DwmlMfn , ,he A. P. A. That ish" and finical and too utterly Ux) too : ,,ting has renewed the activity of the ' in be loyal to any parly. 'A I'. A. itr. ' e 10 to it vi n 12 12 i:l is 13 13 !." IS IS a Miss K. Barclay Miss K. Ilarclay Aldcn Fault A Vegetable I'tviervlug Co. T. Wygant T. Wygant Julia Hit hard-. Jane E. Muck Jane E. Buck L. T. Barln L.T. Barln James Dolan Estate James Dolan F.stale James Dolan Estate James Dolan F.alate L. T. Barln I.T. Barln J. Ferguson Mrs. J. E. Sampwn , PKSCRIITION. Beginning a! SE. corner of lot 4. hlk. 2, theme northerly along west line of Main HI. '2s feet; llieuce westerly al right angles S7 feet; thence southerly at right angles 24 feet: thence east eny at flghl angles s; feet lo point of lie giii'.dng " The north half of lot 2 of blo.-k 4, rut on" by a line at r'ght angles lo Main street Mrs. Msrgarvt Wyganl II. W. Ross North half of let T in tdo k 21, rut off by a lin at right-auglea lo Main tn,-l fVginnlng at Ihe NW. eom-rof lot S. I'lk. -T. thence southerly along rM line of Main f1rret:l7.f feet; thence easterly at right angles 70 feet; thence Ifinlterly St riahl-aliglen :7." feet; thence westerly at right-anglei 70 feet to place .a beginning Aim hVaiiinina el nortbeant comer .4 mid lot a. t hence Westerly along the sonlh line of .'lh rtreet V. feel; thence a.ntlierly at ristit-angba ;W.sft feet: tbem-e ea-lerly al rltfht-angle ;L feet- thence northerly al rilil-anslee : 4 V. feet, to place of beginning IIS 31 iit.i it 4tlS .18 oUl 13 221 P3 1SS S2 lie -17 Is- 17 V6 14 inn to l. i WW 77 ltd in 176 71 12 76 176 74 1S2 76 114 96 11., 36 23x SS Keubeii Fant n and J. H. Teasdale, part ners us r anion avteasnuie, I'eieuiiaiiM. Statb cf Obc.on, County of Clackamas.) " Notice Is hereby given that by virtue ot an ex ecution issued out of Hie circuit court of the state ol Oregon for the county ui Clackamas, bearing date the Iftlh day of January, lsui, In a suit wherein tho above-named were plaintllfa anil defendants respectively, commanding me, in the name of the state of Oregon, that out of the pereonal proiwuv of said defendants or if aullii-ieht cannot lie found then out ol the real estuie of said defendants, to realise a sum sum (dent to satisfy the demuiidsof said decree, to wit: gliaMO and a fuither sum of SIH.H.V together with Interest on the same since said decree was entered at eiaht per cent, per annum, and also the costs of and attending this sale. Now, there fore, In obedience to suoh execution, I did, on the itlst day of May, 1WJI, duly levy upoc, under attachment In this action, ami will, on Haturday, the 17th dav of March. IMH. at Ihe hour of one o'cloek p. in of said day, al Ihe Irom door of the courthouse in saiil county, oner ior ssie at pine lie auction, and sell to the highest anil best bid der, for cash in hand, all the right, title and InicroMt thu saiil defendant had in and lo the following described real propel ty, to-wit: Being part of 1'. Muster 1). I, c. In section -41, township 3 suiilh, range :t east, and described as follows, to-wlt: in Binning at northwest corner of O. L. :. No. 02. IowhsIiIdS sonlh. raugc3east: run nlnu thence north 60 east 12 chains: east 26 chains: south 26 east tt'1.72 chains, west H.'.W chains, north ao west ii.bO chains: south ,1) west 26.47, to west boundary ol claim at a point 121) chains south 2jo eaal from place of begin ning; thence tracing said west boundary to place ot beginning; containing in all t'-t) acres, more or less; also all of lots six (0), seven (7) and eight (8) In section 20 In township 3 south, range 3 east of w. M., iHintaiulng oJ.77 acres in Clackamas county. Oregon. Dated this 10th day of February, A. D. C. V. UAhONtl, Sheriff of Clackamas County, Oregon SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF FORECLOS URE SALE. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF a Oregon, for Die county uf Clackamas, W. W. MeCuire and II. u. McGnlre, riuintllis, leflt I ,aj Winflclri 9. ChaDinftit. and 8. W. B.HHtiell, asflKiietj for the U'nt'Iit of the creditors of ttiiineKi ChHpmaii, Derendti'it. 8TATK OP OKEOOII. I County of t'tafknmas.l Notice Ir herehT if I veil that bv virtue of an ex ecutinn utul onler of ttale issnoil out of the cir cuit court of the Ktateof Oretfon for the county of t'lackntna, beanng (lute the .'-'th day "t febru ary, in a sini wnereiii me aoove-nttmea wtTt plitintltttt ami defeudantA, itunmauding tne. in the name of the state of Oreirnii. that out of the reul estuie hereinafter iloscrlbed, to real ize a m mi sunVlent to entity the demands of said decree, to-wit: IWK1..5, and cost accrued of 17.2t, together with interetiton the name since s.-.id decree was euteretl, at 10 per cent, per an num. and alxn the os nf and attenrtinK thin nle. Now, therefore, in obedience to mien decree, I lid duly levy not n, and will, on Satunlay. the I7ih duv nf Man'li. 1K4. at the hour of one o'clock p ni. of nU day, at the front door of the courthouse in natd county, otter for sale al public auction, and sell to the hinhewt anl Iwxt bidder, for caah hi hand, all of the rittht, title and ititer ent the said defendauls alMtve uameil, had at the diite of the lnortL'nire. hi aud to the following de crihed real properly, twH: Situate, lying and b'.-uiK in tne count v oi t lacaainas in me state oi OreKoit, ami bounded and particularly described n followM: An undivided twentv nine hun dmlths of a tract of land hounded by beginning at a point at low water or tne n uiameiie river, which point ts nixty ) feet south of the south west corner of the old "Standard" grist mill nn the river bank at the town of Milwaukio in said i'lai-kamax county, and running thence east three hundred ;M! feet to the west line of the county road between Portland and Oregon City; thence northerly fifteen hundred (l'W) feet along the wtt hue of bum county mad to the north sidaof the old mill pond at the bridge acrwa Johnson creek; thence westerly aud mmtherly, following the northern and western boundary of said mil) pond to the northeast corner of an acr of land deeded andconvevedbyD.il. Hemtee sue wife io 'rytil Snring Water Company; thence westerly along th north line of said acre tract to low water mark in the Willamette river: thenc following the meanders of the right bank of the WilNinetle river easterly and southerly up stream to the point of beginning, together with the tract of ground at the waste-way of the southerly mill pond, and also including all water riithts and prtvllfg owned hy the said defendant, WinrieM H. Chapman, and in anywise belonging, appertaining or requisite the main tenaii4e of the water piwer or Ihe operation of the mill on said arKive-described real etale. tt-geiht-r with all and singular the tenements, hereditament and appurtenances thereunto be ' longing or in anywise appertaining. haled Ibis lth day of rVbniary. A. P. Itt. I C. W. liANONti. I j SherilT of Clackamas County, Oregon Whit Is the condition of yours? Is your hair dry, ftiarah. hrltrUf Doea. It inlit At tho ends? llflS It lifeless appearance? Does It fall out when combed or j brushed ? Is It full of dandruff? Does your scalp Itch ? , Is It dry or In a heated condition ? If these are some of i yoursy mpioms do warnea in uroe wry uu wm wwnw yam. SkookumRootHair Grower; Is hst too need. IUOirtlnlsot"MMsnt,batthirallof 'irtonlin I rssMrcn. KnoSlsdis of tM illseaaMof ths.nalr sr,a scalp led to tJw'isoiT. srr uf how to treat ttiem. "HEoosuin " oouiaine dohqw uei. ,-- i latsDrs!butdslllitfulloKllDf anil rsfresinni Tonic, bt stlmulatlns ( jnlfoUleles, f4j7olti autr, eurss duimrntf' 01 grout hairmlMli , t lr Xsas th sealp tlsaa, heslthr. and frs from Irritating eruptions, br "IfWru.ifiw'ca.int lupplr-ou A dlrset to m ni VjMtm twaliron ree"iptof prks. Orowsr. 1 M per UelUs 1 1 tut M IKap,i. ...... a-j sic THE SKOOKUri ROOT HAIR OROWER CO, Tim MASK Hik Vlftk ATanns. Mew VarU, N. Y, YOU WANT A NEWSPAPER FROM THE METROPOLIS OF THE PACIFIC COAST. TheSanFranclscoWef3kly Examiner IS THE ONE GREAT WEEKLY OF THE COAST. IK TH FIRST M.ACI. IT GIVES KVBRT S0B8CR1BBR ONB OF THIS FOUR MAGNIFICENT 1 ITCHINOs, OR PAIKTIHOS. PESUBIBID BLOW. AND OELlVKltB IT HAFKLY AT BIB ADDltEBB, FOHTAOB PAID I "THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG," In Colon, Thurlilrup, tho Great Wr Arll:t "THE SIRENS," in Colon-t PIMInj Famoiil tho World 0vr. "CHRIST OR OUHA," llluitrillni in Hlitorietl Event ot Earty Christianity. " PEEK-A-B00 1" a Firtt-Prlio Winner it tho Paris Salon. Kscb of tnets Plctsrsi li Sli28 laches, and tier art s!ealr reproduced In fao-elaills. slioi.log er.rr feature of Its treat orlglaala. tltnsr one of which could not bs purchased fur 0 100,000. Besides, There Are 9,000 Premiums HAHQIH8 ID VALUl FH0H It CIMS TO V0.O0O TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG EXAMINER SUBSCRIBERS. Ths pries of lbs WssiLt Knmssa Is Bl 0 per rear, Ineludlm lbs Prsmlum Picture and jroui bare of ths tlB.OOO Uet ot Premiums, which are fullr deicrlbed In Ihe twelrs-pags Premium Suppla nest, which will bs sent free 01 application to . "sw ' w. R. HEARST. PublUhor. Ssin Frainolaoo. Cal. The Rural New Yorker During 1894 the RURAL NEW YORKER will entertain its thousands of readers with a number of valuable and unique features, such as The' Farmer' Club; the ,ti)(wiMMi. hy rontrilmlon in erery corner ol tin' tana; Squab Farming ; Wholemle Potato Crowing; A (heal Onion Farm; the Farmer Who Hare Made Money, etc., etc. Itetide other point of interett not found in any other agricultural journal One Dollar Per Annum. AtlilreHB,' The Kural New Yorker, New ork THROUGH TICKETS TO SIIEMFF'S KOTICK OF SALE ON EXKCUTIOX. N THE niKCfiT COURT OF THIS STATE OP Ort-Kun, fur tho County of Clui-kninaa. A. T, Case and O. P. Case, partner". doniK biiHliieaa imiier anil iy tut tlrm name ami alvleuf l aw Urni., Plalntille, Vi. Annie Muthenon, Defcinlaiil. State of Oreiio , I County of Cliirlirtman.i ' N'ntl. la herehv alrcn that Iiv virtue of an ex ecution Imiiieil out of tho circuit court of the state of Oreuon for the county of uiai aamaa, bearing dato the 181 li day ol January, 1X04, in a nit wherein the above-named were nlaliltltls and Annie Ma'thenou waa defendant, command ing me. in the name l tho state ol tiregnu, that out of ihe personal property of aalil delendhiit. or If Miltlcieut could not be found, then out of the real entitle of aaid defendant, lo realize a sum ulflcleiit to aatUfv the demand of said decree, to-wit: and a'furtherkiim of t40.fi ot i-ohW, together with intere.-t on Hie name since said de cree vii entered nt eiitht per cent, per annum, and also tne ensta i t anu aueuuinir inn aaie. Now, therefor. In obedience to such decree, 1 did. on the Wd day ol January, 1WH, duly levy upon, and will, on Saturday, the 24th day ol Feb ruary, mul, at the hour of one o'clock p. in. of said day, at the front door of the coll r I house In aald county, oner for salo at public auction, and sell to Ihe hhjhext and beat bidder, fur caah In hand, all of Ihe right, title and interest the aald defendant, Annie MiitheHiiti. had In ami tn the following described real property, to-wlt: Ixil five In block one (1), South Oau'egn, in Clack amas countr, Oregon, aa per plat ol siiid town, tiled in recorder's ollice of said county and suite. Dated this win day ol January, A. i), i'.h. C. W. OANO.Vi, Sherin' of Claeknmaa County, Oregon. N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE STATE of Oregon for Clackamas County. Joseph Hedges, Plaintiff, ,,i W. M. Burketaud Sarah W. flurket, Defeudan! To W. M. Burket and Sarah W. flurket, said de- fendaiita: In the mime of the state of Oregon, you are hereby resulted lo appear and answer the plaint Hied against you in tne above en titled suit on or belore April 1WH, Ml, and II on fall so lo answer, for want thereof, tne plaiiititr will apply to the court for the relief de- manuea in uisconipiaini, to-wii, uie iiireciosure of a certain mortgage recorded In Vol. 82. page 2U.I, Mortgage Itecoriln of aald county, upon the following described real estate, to-wit: Begin ning at the northeast corner of aeetion 'M, town- tup i soutii, range l east ot ine n liiuineue me- lan: running ihem e south i.r rods; thence west ItiO rods: thence uorth 76 rods; thence east It) rods to the place of beginning, logethir with attorney's fees and costs. This summons is published by order of the Hon.T. A McBrUle. made and entered February llith, 1KM. C. D. 4 1). C. LATOI'KETl'IS, Attorneys lor Plalntlir. STRAY STEER STRAY STEER WASTAKEN UP JANUARY 31st. Ix'.u. bv me at mv nlace at- -Mullno color dark red, three years old. crn marked with up nil left ear, and chop and slit in right ear, id right horn broken down. 1). W. MANSFIELD. 0 r-aP Salt Lake, Denver Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis. AND AI.li Eastern Cities. DAYS to CHICAGO 32 Hours Hours the Quickest to Cli cago and the East. Quicker to Omaha and Kansas Cltya THROUGH PULLMAN AND TCURIST SLEEPERS, FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS, DINING CARS. H. II. It. CLARK. kiitriru tv uiii'ir 'sjr. in 1 1 rv , E. tLI.ERY ANI ERSON & Rccelvcrs.- For rales timl irt'ticral iiifcirimttion call on or HtltlreKH, W H. HUULBUUT, Asst. lien. Pass. Attn 2.'i4 Washintfton Si,, cor. Third. PORTLAND ORlHiON. .EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Shasta Route OF Tllli . JSOUTliEl.A I'At'll-lO 10. fcxpiuss Trains Leave 1'urtlund lyail). aoutli. j " noriiT Uljr.M. I I. v l ortliiiiu Arl H iuil i:ltiF.M. l.v Oreguii Lily Lv j 7:lli. ltl:4n a.m. Ar ban I raiiciscu Lv 7:Ue r. s. 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