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Cltv T-lhrary
OREGON
COURIER,
OREGON CITY. CLACKAMAS COUNTY. bllEGON. FRIDAY. FEBKUAItY 8. 18W.
NO. 40.
vol. xn.
LUXURY...
It is to rtcline atease on one of our ill'
berb couches. Blum her comes unsoujrh
unnVrsuch deliitlitrul condition. 1'ievea
ol fiirnliure like (lien are aa plenRant to
luok on ai they are to lie on, and tbl fact
makes tlirin an IrreMstible temptation
to repose. Our enllie atock la packed lull
i f temp'ailona lor tbat matter, tempta
tloua in parlor and bedroom suites and
evt-ry kind of furniture, and uiipnce-
deiiteo temptations in price. Dome peo
ple are al ays quoting from Homebody,
but our favorite quotations are Names
like tuese: B ugle lounRe. 4 anu up
ward.: Med 1 .unites. Ill and upwards;
Couches, ill and upwards. Every artiole
in our store at sucu low prices.
BF.LIOMY & BUSCH - OREGON CITY
15 YEARS IN OREGON
TUE OLD ST. LOUIS ,
.Medical and Surgical Dispensary.
Thi. la the oldest Private Medical Dlspeneary
In the city of Portland, the first Medical Die
petmnry ever alerted is thia city. Dr. Keaaler,
the old reliable apeclalist, ha. been the general
manager of Mil. Institution for twelve years,
during which time thounsnds of ea.ee have
been cured, and no poor man or woman waa
ever refined treatment because they had no
money, Tho Bt. Louis Diapeuaary baa thou.
anud of dollar. In money aud property, and la
able financially to make ita word good.
The St. I.oui. Dl.penarry has a etaff of the
bent l'hy.iciana aud Surgeon. In the country,
all men of experience. A complete aet of Sur
gical hi.triiiiienia on hand. The beat Klectric
Appnratua In the country, both French and
American. Tliclr apparatua for analyzing the
urine lor kidney and bladder diaeaaea, are per
feet aud the very latest. No difference what
doctora have treated you, don't be discouraged.
but go and have a talk with them. It co.ta you
nothing for consultation, beaidea you will be
treated kindly. Persons. re calling at the St.
Louis Dispensary, every day, who have been
treated by aume advertising qnacka of thia city
and received no benefit. Thia old dispensary is
the only one in the city thnt can give referencea
among the bualnesaiueuandbaukeraaa to their
tommercial atnndiug. CaThey positively
guarantee to cure any and all Private Diseases
la every form and atage without loss of time
.from your work or business.
Cured by an old German
remedy. Thia remedy was
.em lo Dr. KeHslera few niontlia ago liy a triend
attending medical college in Rerliu. It haa
never failed, and we guarantee it.
Kidney and Urinary Complaints.
.'niuful, dillicult, too frequent, milky or
bloody urine, unnntnral disclmrKefl, carefully
tr t ated mid perniiinently cured. Piles, rheum
nliMit mid ueuralKia treated by our uew reme
dies and cures guaranteed.
fllrl Cnroc Ulcers, Cancers. Etc., cured, no
UIU OUlud difference how long affected.
DwU,nn nioitnAKA These doctors ffuar-
nildlC UloCdoCO.nntce to cure any case
of Syphilis, I oiiu r haa, (Jteet, Stricture cured
no dilfereiice how long stnndiufr. Snerinator
rluea, I.ohb of Manhood, or NiKhtly hmiHstoiis,
cured permanently. The habit of Self Abuse
effectually cured iu a snort time.
I Your errors and follies of
youth cau be remedied, and
these old doctors will Rive you wholesome ad
vice and cure you make you perfectly strong
and healthy.- Vou will be an tared at their sue
cm in curing Sikkmatokkiuka, Skminal Los
bi:h. Nightly Kmihsionh. and other effects.
BTK1CTURK No cuttiug, paiu or stretching
uulemt uecesHary.
READ THIS.
Tnkea clean boltleat bedtime aud urinate In
tin buttle, set aside and look at it in the morn
Iiik. if it in cloudy, or hit a cloudy settling iu U
you have some kidney or bladder disease.
Man nr fllrl Suffering from Nna-
Young Men i
these old doctors
IUUIIK mCli Ul UIU VOUH UK1I1LITV. lost
Vailing Manhood. I'hysical Kxcesses, Mental
Worry, Stunted Development, or any personal
weak u ens, enn be restored to Fkhfkct 11 kali h
and the Noblr Vitality ok Stkono Mkn, the
Pride and Power of Nations, we claim by
veiirs of practice by our exclusive methods a
11 u i for in "Monopoly of Success," in treating all
diseasej, weaknesses aud afflictions of men.
FEMALE DISEASES ffrKK S
Prostration, Keumle Weakness, J,eucorrho;a
and (.eiienil Debility, and Woru Out Women
speedily brought to enjoy life again. Call or
write particulars of your case. Home treaty
meut furnished by writing ui particulars. All
leiiers siriciiy conpocnaiL v ,
1 MKDICINK furnished free In all Private and
Chronic diseases. Consultation tree, iu private
rooms, where you only see the doctors.
1W TAPE WORMS
(Samples of which can be seen at their office,
ironi 13 10 50 leei luugj icmuvcu in 34 nours.
Heart Disease .A.,.,?or.rurcer,""int ,D
OUT OF TOWN PA HUNTS, write Tor que
tion blank and Iree diainois of your trouble,
enclosing alampa fur answer.
CATARRH AND PILES.
MjTWe eunrantee to cure any case of Catarrh or Piles. Don't be afraid to trj
because so many remedies have failed. Treated with our own remedies.
Address with stamp,
ST. LOUIS DISPENSARY,
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EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
The Shasta Route
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R. KOEHLKR. E. P. ROGER8,
Manager, est. O. F. A P. Aaeni
Portland, Or.
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MEMBERS OF HOUSE.
Life-Like Pictures of Thirty
Oregon Representatives.
THEY EECEIVED YOUR VOTES
J. T. HKIDOKH.
J. T. Bridges, Representative from
Don ulna county, waa born in California
in IH07. In 1870 hii parent moved to
Oregon and lettled in Douglas county,
where Mr. Bridge has since made his
Here lie lias continued Ma profusion of
teaching until elected U the prevent
Legialature.
t. a. cook.
T. K. Coon, Joint Representative from
Sherman and Wasco counties, was bom
In the Waldo Hills near Balent in 1H64.
After receiving an education from the
public schools and Willamette Universi
ty he taught school in a number ol
places in Washington and Oregon until
18H.', when he moved to Hood Kiver,
where he has since devoted his time to
fruit-growing. Mr. Coon is now Presi
dent of the llood Kiver Frolt-growers'
Union. As a member of the House of
Representatives In 1803 he was active In
securing legislation in agricultural and
horticultural matters. Mr. Coon is
Republican.
0. d. iturrMA.H. '
C. D. Huffman, Representative from
Union county, was born in Portland In
AflAr manv parlv vlciaaltlllleS. at
the age of 16 he went to Monmouth for
an education, which he was compelled
glaia In 1811ft. He mine to Oregon in
and has since resided in Wallowa
eoonly. Alter teach I ng school for sev
eral years .Mr. Kurleigli commenced the
pill'liiation of The Aurora, a I'opnlist
pafier, in lHICI, of which he Is still editor
and manager. He was formerly a Re
publican, but became a I'opnlist in 181)1,
ad lias since affiliated with that part.
T ' DAVID I'RAIO,
David Craig, Representative from Ma
rion county, waa horn in Toronto, Out.,
In 1X52. In 187S Mr. Craig moved to Or
egon, and has since lived in the Waldo
Hills near Macleay, where he is engaged
la diversified fanning and the breeding
of blooded stock. Mr. Craig savs of him
self that he has been a Republican since
railing " Uncle Tom's Cabin " and hear
ing of the assassination of Abraham Lin
coln when a bov.
'.' 1. L. CALVKHT.
" 4. L. Calvert, Representative from Ma
rliin county, wns born in the adjoining
ootinty of Clackamas in 185(1. .Mr. Cal
vert's early life was chiefly spent on a
farm, and his education was derived from
1801. He has been self-supporting from
the age of 14. After temporary reai
dence In several Western States Mr.
Hope settled in the Malheur Valley in
iuu'j I,.m t.A .n, tila tirntlme ara nnw
I (.!, WIICIU .ii. Wfiv. ' -
engaged in the merchandise business and
also Interested in farming ana siqck
raining. This Is Mr. Hope's initiation
to public life. By political faith he is a
Republican.
CLAHKNCK COI.R.
PLmnM P,.l.i yin A tt fhA TTlPmlwr.
from Multnomah county, was twrn in
ll..i, V V InnnU 1HKH. Ilia rjAr.
ents moved to Michigan the same year
anu sciueu on a larui, wnere ua m
brought np. He was educated at the
mil.),., u.linnla In PliarlnttA. Mich., and
at the Normal School in Valparaiso, Ind.
lie reaa law inree years ai umuu
IJail,U . n.l HLa. aitmlttA.! in tllA hnr in
1880, and began practice in Portland,
Mich. He continued a successful and
lnrratlvA nraj.tirA llir five veara until
int,mul l.v ill lioallh Mr tfnl. nma tn
Oregon in 1888, and settled in Portland
in 188U. Soon alter oe was appointeu
' To-day we visited the railroad yards,
and were Informed by the agent that
the twelve cars loaded with supplies for
the destitute were in the Burlington &
Missouri Kiver yards, and about three
carloads were in the Ireight depot, be
sides what waa, then stored in ware
houses. We proceeded to a building
belonging to the BuckstalT Bros. There
we found Irom statements made by the
persons in charge of said building sixty
cars of supplies, which the men in
charge said had been there from one to
two weeks. The supplies were com
posed of Hour, wheat, corn, oata, corn
meal, beans, potatoes, kraut and a large
amount of groceries and clothing. The
potatoes, about one carload, were frozen
hard. The kraut was in barrels, some
oi which were buret and leaking badly
We were informed that one carload had
been shipped out of this warehouse on
January 30. We then visited another
warehouse, owned by Kendall & Hmith,
TiiArA va found two carloads of supplies,
mnatlv clnthinir. a few Quarters of fresh
beef, iinsalted and packed with other
supplies, This lot showed plainly that
"As old as
thehill"and
never excell
ed. "Tried
and proven"
is the verdict
o f millions.
Simmons
Liver Regu
lator is the
-m n w """AirTmw ...." u t .a ass i'-wnh
a
Reproduced specially for this paper by American Typt Founder's Co., Portland, Or.
THIRTY MEMBERS OF THE OREGON HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
To CONSUMPTIVES
la ondenirned hating ben tr-torfd to
braith by .imple mean. aftr atinVrinf for
wrrral Tar with ae.ere lune afreetlon. and
that dread dia Ci.iaiaBpl.B. i aniKin. to
take mown to hi. Wlow mlfffm th amna
of eure. To thofe who deaire it, he will eher
fullTwnd (frrof rh.r, a rmijof iheprwrtp
tton owl. whirh they will Snd a .ure rare for
row.aanwtloA. A.thn., Catarrh:. R ntmrht
tl. and all throat Inns: Maladira. He
bosr all tnfrim will try hi. remedy, a. it is
InT.laahl-. Thow doirinf the presrriptioD,
whtrh will mat then nothing, aod auiy prove a
bleating, will plraae addreaa.
Re. Edwir A. WiltM, Brsoklys, N. Y.
home. Since 1887 he has been engaged
in the mercantile business at Drain, and
now classed among the prominent
merchants of Southern Oregon. By po
litical affiliation Mr. Bridges is a Repub
lican.
OEOBOE W. DUNN.
George W. Dunn, Representative from
Jackson county, waa born in 1864. He
is a native son and life-long resident of
Jackson county, and, therefore, eminent
ly adapted to representing it in the Leg
islature. In politics Mr. Dunn is a Re
publican. H. V. GATES.
Representative H. V. Gates of Wash
ington county was born in Ixwell, Mass.,
: to, a 1 . i .1 . I.. .In.ll&l n I ir i I
111 lOtQ. a . All A, 1 c.'i'.i w. v. . .. i
engineering, and was in the railway ser-,
vice twenty years. He served three
years with the r-izth Iowa Cavalry in i
the late war. lie came to Uregon in
1881, and for several veara resided at
Ilillsboro, where he is largely interested
in electric light and water plants. He is
also interested in similar plants in other
ritiea. He promises to be a useful mem
ber. t. J. cLirros.
T. J. Cleeton. Representative from
Colombia county, was born in Missouri
in 18tU. His early life was fall of strug
gle for an education, and at the age of
18 be was able to teach school. Alter
holding several public office of a scho
lastic character in Missouri and Kansas
Mr. Cleeton came to Oregon in 18UL.
to work for. Later Mr. Huffman taught
school, and has been engaged at inter
vals at this profession since completing
his edncation. Mr. Huffman waselected
to the legislative assembly as a Populist
from Marion county, where he has been
engaged in farming since 1890.
I. HOFEB.
E. Hofer, Representative from Marion
county, is editor of the Salem Capital
Journal. Mr. Holer's ea-ly life was full
of struggles, and his education has been
largely acquired in the school of experi
ence. He was born in Iowa in 1854. His
life since 1876 has been devoted to jour
nalism, and although admitted to the
bar, he has never practiced law. Before
coming to O egon in 1889 Mr. Hofer was
Secretary of the Iowa Senate for two
terms. He favors economy and simplic
ity in public affairs and a strict surveil
lance of the relations between the gov
ernment and corporations.
w. I. BCBKE.
W. E. Burke, Representative from
Multnomah county, was born in Clarke
county, Wash., in 1806, and removed to
East Portland with bis parents in 18H.
His edncation was received at the Will
amette University in Salem. Mr. Burke
is a firm believer in the fotare of this
Bute, which be has proved by investing
in land in several counties. In politics
Mr. Burke ia a Republican.
J. A. BCBLEIOH.
J. A. Burleigh, Representative from
Wallowa county, was born in West Vir-
the public schools. He has been engaged
in the drug business at Hubbard for the
past fifteen years, and was postmaster at
that town for five years preceding 18114.
VIHOIL CONW.
Virgil Conn, . Representative from
Union county, came to Oregon with his
family at the age of 7, settling first in
Douglas county. His early edncation
was acquired at the Willamette Univer
sity, and has resided in Oregon over
forty years. On graduating he aban
doned the study of law, and has engaged
in mercantile pursuits since 1808. Mr.
Conn., removed to Paisley, Lake countv,
in 1882. He has always been a Repub
lican, and was elected Representative
against Bernard Daly, a mem her of the
last House, in a Democratic district.
THOMAS BUCKHAK.
Thomas Buck man, Representative
from Coos county, was born in Ohio in
WM. His parents moved to Indiana
while he was a child, and there he grew
to manhood. At the age of 25 Mr. Buck
man came to Oregon, and alter tempting
fortune in Idaho and residing at several
points in Oregon moved to Coos Bay in
IM'JO, and now lives near MarshHeld.
Mr. Bnckman, formerly a Republican,
now affiliates with the Populists. His
life bas always been that of a farmer.
I. w. ROPE.
I. W. Hope, Representative from Mal
heur county, was born in Wisconsin in
i.. T w Pittunimr Denntv Police Judize
of the then city of Albina. He served
two years as Deputy District Attorney
nnder Thomas A. Stephens and two
years in the same position under W. T.
Hume. Mr. Cole has never been any
thing but a Republican. He has a nice
home in Albina and a wife and two
children. He is an Odd Fellow and
Woodman. Mr. Cole is unqualifiedly
for free bridges for Portland and free
silver for Americans.
NEBRASKA'S SUFFERERS.
I'lenty of ProTlalons, but Thy Ara Not
Properly Ilia rlbuted.
LiNcoi.it, Xeb., February 8. The Leg
islature has been compelled to recogniie
the complaints from all parts of the
State of the inactivity of the State Re
lief Commission to distribute aid to the
destitute, and is expected to take meas
ures at once to reorganize the commis
sion. The commission bas made little
progress in distributing food, fuel and
clothing. The fo.lowing report of a
committee, com posed of Captain W. H.
Hunter and Dr. 8. 8. Sadler, of Alma,
Neb., to the Legislature, is a sample of
the way the substance contributed is
being loat:
the proper care and attention was not
tlmm. We were informed by the
Burlington A Missouri River agent that
no more free billing could be had of his
company, but, on visiting the Union
Pacific depot we found that company
loading supplies on free billing orders,
and that there was then in possession
of the Union Pacific one carload of sup
plies on track in their yards, and from
statements made to us by those in
charge we found seventy-seven carloads
in the hands of the Burlington A Mis
souri River Company. The pirties in
charge stated that their company was
ready and willing to ship these supplies
whenever ordered to do so by 1 P.
Ludden, and with these unprecedented
circumstances existing, hand reds of ap
peals are arriving from the West daily,
many written in the mo t heartrending
language, asking in the name of Gou
and suffering humanity that provision
may speedily reach them."
Muat Wall Two Veara.
Viesxa, February 5. King Alexander
of Bervia bas proposed marriage to
Princess Syblle of Hesse. Tbe Princees
parents promised to consider the propo
sition two years hence provided Alex
ander ia then willing.
afar Eartbaak tat Italy.
Rome, February (.Earthquakes were
felt tnis morning in Genoa, Piacenna,
Pavia and several other cities.
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The King of Liver Medlclnea.
"1 have tiaed yourKlmmotia I.tverllf Ro
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USSOOD
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die- f
In 20 f
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Falling gen-"
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Hudiaa cures
Debility,
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Emissions,
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Prematurenees means lmDOtency In the flnt
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The new discovery waa made by the Special
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