JW.7
A SCORCHER."
DRESS GOODS!
. ,, '' For One
Commencing tomorrow we will
Mixed Fancies, 38-inch, in Light Tans, French Grays, Pin-Head
Checks, medium and dark colors. Styles correct and
up to date. Material A 1. Standard value for 50
cents yard. Will be sold tomorrow for 27c yd. or
$1.89 suit 7 yards. We consider this the best
offering ever made by any dry goods house
west of New York. See display in
corner window.
Ladles, now Is your time to purchase.
It will surely pay yon. Don'f miss this sale.
McAUcn & McPoiuiell,
COR. THIRD AND MORRISON, PORTLAND.
LOCAL EVENTS.
UkCONSTHUCTLON OK El.KCTKIC LlNK
The Portland General Electric Co. have
1 commenced the work of reconstruct In
ltd entire lino between Portland and the
generating atnllon (it Oregon City. The
work, which will tout a large mm, will
be done In sections, the worst places
where there is most danger of damage
from storms, etc., being attended to first
The work was started at Oswego and la
progressing both tip and down the river
the boles for poles through this section
having to be blasted in solid rock . The
setting of poles will be begun this week.
The poles used will be 50 fuot In height
and 12 to 14 Inches in diameter at the
. top. These large poles will carry more
wires than the old ones, and are intend
pd to be absolutely safe, as far as danger
from wind storms, sleet, etc., is con
cerned. The old line has stood well
the only accident to it being caused by
the great sleet storm Inst winter,' when
six polea In the Oswego section went
down. The new line will be made as
straight as possible, avo.ding all unneces
sarv crooks and turns, and will follow
the line of the new county road through
Oswego. As fast as sootions are rebuilt,
the wires will be changed over to the
new poles so as to avoid any Interruption
to business.
Tub. Lovkjoy Suit. --Judge Stearns of
Portland eontlrmed the report of At
torney W. D. Fenton, referee, before
whom, upon a charge of venue from
Clackamas county, was tried the case of
Amos L. Lovejoy, William R. Lovejoy,
Elizabeth M. Gowdy, Nellie Lovejoy
and Albert Hudson atrainst the Wil
lamette Falls Electric Company and the
General Electric Company, filed May 28.
The plaintiffs were represented by At
torneys George E. Chamberlain, Whal
ley, Strnhan & Pipes, and the defendats
by J. C. Moreland. The finding in the
pase are in favor of the defendants who
are to recover posts from plaintiffs.
Thus the suit for Ahernethy island is
settled in favor of the company.
Matineb Musical. A matinee musi.
cale was given by the pupil of Mrs.
Walter Reed, of Portland, gt Mrs. P. F.
Moray'? summer home on the Willamette
last Wednesday, which was a very enjoy
able affair. Luncheon was served In the
nark bv Mrs. Morey, alter which those
present returned to the house, where an
interesting programme was rendered,
the fpllowing persons taking part : Miss
Agnes Watt, Mrs. E. E, Coursen, Miss
Carrie Aivslie, Miss Bessie Biles, Mrs
B. E. Charrnau, Miss Florenoe Morey,
Mrs. Rita Hansen, Misses Amanda Ban,
Eieta Barlow and Susie Gambell.
Things 00 bv Contraries. Thus no
ppe will say that Hog Hollow lea pretty
name. Vet it designates a lovely valley
embowered in fern-olad hills in which
live some of the i.andomet rural las
sies that ever fascinated the masouline
eye. The melodious whistle of Cahill's
mill is the townclock of the Hog Hoi
lowites or Hollowers.
A Goop Chance, Here is a good
ohance for a man with smalls means to
make himself independent. An 80-aore
farm for rent on longtime, oheapj2
acres in grass, good house and barn and
teveral springs, about two miles from
Oregon City. For particilars call at
Courier office.
H. W. Westormann, who was em
ployed by Will Moore of the defunct
suit club tailor shop and pleated out of
his wages, has opened a shop opposite
Pope's hall in Price's old stand and is
prepared to make suits lo order in the
latest style or do pressing, cleaning, etc.
Give him a call.
The O. R. 4 N. Co. always alert to
the welfare of their patrons, have placed
on aale at principal Btatinns, a 1000
mile ticket at the rate of three centB per
mile, good one year from dale of sale
apd good for passage over the rail and
water lines of their system.
Gardener Freytag has the best vege
tableB to be bad on his wagon. Wby
let your money be taken to China when
l( should stay here?
Awarded
Highest HoBors-Worid'FtlK
Da
CREAKl
PCXfQ
MOST PERFECT MADE
A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret
from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant,
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
V w J
PESOS GOOD9!
Week Only!
place on sale 1750 yards of All-Wool
COUNTV COURT.
Prooeedlng of the Adjourned Session on
Jvne 13th.
Petition of It. J. Schockley for a road
granted on payment of costs of IU.80
and damages of $15.
Report of viewers on petition of J. E.
Burnett ot al (or change In Ko'ter and
Mllwaukle road accepted and J R Mor
ton, R 8 McLaughlin and J H Darling
to view to meet at George Foreman's on
June 28th at 10 a. m. ; expense of $24.00
paid.
Petition of H Wilburn et alforchange
in Foster and Mllwaukle road denied a s
remonstratora exceeded petitioners ex
pense )22 paid.
Report of viewers on petition of Chas
Miller etal for change In Louis road
(from Viola to Ore on City) approved
and J K Graham, Goo H Webster and
J N Harrington to view to meet at
Robert Conner's on June 28th at 10 a m j
expense of lia.00 allowed.
July 8th aet at time for viewing change
in New Era and Oienon City road 1 peti
tion of L D Shank el ah
June 28th at 10 a m aet as time for
viewing change in road aa petitioned by
li Kevenne et al.
July 1st at 10 a m set at time for view
ing change in road on petition of f B
Johnson et al.
Petition of T P Burt, guardian, for
penalty on delinquent taea to be re'
mitted granted.
Application of O P 8 Pluinmer for
rebate of 18U4 taxes on account of error
granted .
A warrant for toO for contingent ex
penses ordered drawn in favor of Judge
Boundary lines between school dis
tricts 34 and 47 established on old lines,
giving the atrip in contention to Qweg
district.
Proposition accepted for payment of
taxes on s cf die of J Welch iu sec 34,
t4s, r2e.
Mileage and pay of commissioners al
lowed as follows: R Sett, 6 days and
32 miles, $21.20; F Jaguar, 5 days and
U4 mien, I17-40.
MHSAllowir.
lltrald, pilutlng $ 8 10
Meston A Dygert, stationery 4 00
Dorothy Chase, cle.k's acc' t. . . . 2 00
J C Bradley, assessor 456 00
H H Johnson, dept surveyor. ... UU
Teacher's examination 63 00
MisB M E Games, pauper acct,
claimed $35 22 75
Oregon City Hospital, pauper, , . Jjj 50
J J Smith, pauper 8 00
Charman A Son, pauper. 6 60
H Straight, pauper 0 85
M Bollack , interpreter c't c't ... . 2 20
C Zumluh. wood 4 00
Western vvneei scraper 10,
road acct
26 50
Geo Lawrence Co, road acct...
O W Vonderahe "
660
97 80
Oregon City Iron Works.road acct
6 2
Win Beeson & Son, road 16 12
Chas Hettman, road, $2 not allowed
Pope & Co " 2 30
Knapp Burrett&Co, road 22 00
Robbins & Son " 2 08
A Baumann. road, $10 referred. ,
Cal Powder Works, road. . , 1457 83
Wilson Cooke
11
7 61
Resurvey of Pankey
11
3 00
15 0
2 75
17 40
10 00
2 IK)
13 90
15 00
Miller Bros
Story Bros & Co "
R Scott "
Jas Shaw, agent, pauper acct. . .
C Bair. "
Peter Nehren. court bouse acct.
Q C Water Works "
L L Porter, dent diet atty
6 00
Millard Hyatt, anerirf a aepi . . , , , m uu
In ntntonl . . . in no
10 00
van iiiikvui
DESheppard "
17 40
23 31
N M Moody "
E V MaiiuocK, board ot prisoners
31 39
M L Moore, balance due 33 32
Inquest of F Pease, claimed $40.45 35 15
State vs China Tom 7 60
' John R Jones,plairaed $55.25 5a 19
" 8am Bailey " 7 80 7 63
Leonard Shannon " 37 30 37 05
W H Close et al 76 20 75 85
' Henry Troye et 1 " 67 78 67 60
' G Herrioston et al 17 75
C D Latourette, atty fees 20 00
Don't fail aeeing "Farmer Hayseeds
Vegetable Social" at Shively'a hall.
All the vegetables will be thereto
beet, the dea l beat, other beats, eta.
etc
Notice.
All Chautauqua stockholders are re
quested to meet at ) p. in. sharp neft
Tuesday, June 25, at the county court
room, Oregon City, for their first busi
nesi meeting. Per order Committee.
Excursion tickets to Yaquina Bay
and return will be on aale at 8. P, Co '.
depot commencing June 17th, f '.re $6 00
round trip, good until October 10th.
1
When you want blacksrqithing done
remember that Clarence Porter has
opened a shop on Main street, corner o.f
Fourth, where he is prepared, tq (Jo
horseshoeing and. hlacksrr(ith,ing in, a.
workmanlike rpanneF.
- m
A Special Sale or Fine Hats
at the La Mode Millinery Parlors.
Their styles are the latest and prices the
cheapest. 230 First street, neai Main,
Portland, Oregon.
You ran getextraa for the Leering and
MeCormick from Wilson A Cooke.
Vbea Babr ra sick, wa ! k
When she waa a Child, aha cried for CMorlfc
fftea aba becam. Om, at dm to (JaaUaHa,
m aba bad CMlinB, aha f Ihsaa 0oria
! Entire Hock of Crockery will be Bold
below coat at R. Stanb'a Grocsry.
! Ripems Tahulea cure brer trouble.
Items.
Chancny Ramsby fell and broke Ilia
finger on Tueaday.
Mr, Askln of the weat aide has m ived
to his farm above Canhy .
The annual inspection of memhuM of
Company F will be held on July Int.
A social will be held on Saturday
evening at the hall In Willamette Falls.
Mias Addle Clrrk of Polk county has
been visiting her brother, John F.Clark.
Mrs. R. L. Holman left last Friday
(or a visit with friends at McMinnvllle.
A girl was borrj to the wile of Tom
Birch of West Gladstone on Tuesday.
Mrs. C. P. Bi'hop and Misa Lenora
Kay of Salem visited friends here last
Friday.
The dairymen on the Apperson farm,
Mt. Pleasant, has planted two large
fields with corn .
One grinder of the new wood pulp
mill of the Crown Paper Company wai
started on Tue.day,
Capt, John O'Brien, former manager
of the Portland Sun, was calling on
friends here on Tuesday.
The graduating exercises of the public
school will take place onFrlday evening ;
the program baa not been furnished us.
Frank Neldon, a former gunsmith of
this place, was seen on our streetB on
Monday, Wonder If he is going to "pay
up."
Frank Hawn of Wilhoil was arrested
Tuesday for murderer of James Brown
last January and will hive a hearing on
June 21st.
It is announced that the Oswego iron
works will partially resume operatl ins
on July 1st. getting Iron from their mine
in California.
A raft, containing 250,000 feet of hem
lock logs, la ready at Gra) 'a river in
Washington for towing to the Oregon
City pulp mills.
The funeral of J. M. Bilker of Eagle
Creek, who died Suturday, took place In
Portland on Tuesday under the auspices
of the Secular church.
Rev. Isaac Dawson attended the
seventh-annual convention of the
Episcopal church of Oregon Thursday
and Friday last in Purtlanl.
Mr. Matley ta now merchant at
Clarke's. He brought $2 00 worth of
dry goods from Iowa to which he has
added a stock of groceries.
The semi-annual aboot of Company F
for medal took place on Monday after
noon at the Gladstone range. E- A.
Leighton won, making a score of 00 out
of a possible 75.
Mr. Gorbet of Colton was in the city
last week on business. Joe Rees, one
of his neighbors, has rented his farm
for five yea ra and will soon depart far
Eastern Oregon ,
No. 1 of Vol, 1 of the Sunday School
Tidlngi appeared last week, It ia a
bright, neway Sunday school monthly,
organ of state association, published at
25 cents per year . -
The first outing of tbe camera olub
of Portland was iven at this plaoe on
Sunday . Oregon City was selected (or
tbla outing by reason of the many scenic
attractions It oflVrod.
License to wed granted on 14th to
Lillie M. Palmateer and Robert H.
DeShaser, on 17th to Addie E. Lee and
Ed C Schull, on 8ih to Id Jay and
Clarence A. 8a 1 lei.
Philip Havlland, who la employed at
George Broughton'i saw mill, was
atrucked by an electric car on last Fri
day morning as he was walking on tbe
Abernethy bridge and had two riba
broken.
Battery A'a camp on the west aide
was called "Camp Lawler" in honor of
Commander-in-Chief Lawler of G. A. K.
Tbe battery bas 41 enlisted men and
three officers, two large and two repeat
ing guna.
Mr- Hibbard, formerly a farmer In
Marquara precinct, Is now panning out
gold duBt in Cow Creek canyon, South
ern Oregon. He says in that section
tbe woods are full of miners, prospectors
and "busted men."
W. H. Vaughan of Molall returned
from the Pioneers' reunion in Portland
on Friday with tbe "1843" badge pinned
to the lappel of his coat. Col. Straight,
who arrived in Oregon the same year
waa also present .
Tbe spiritualists of Oregon will com
mence their annual camp mejtlng at
New Era on July 3, and continue to
July 21. There will be a grand celebra
tion on July 4, with a good table spread
and eloquent speakers to entertain the
people.
The grand jury of Portland indicted
Judge Hayes and Toll Thompson of the
State Insurance Company for extortion
and intimidation. This ia the second
edition of the Jennie E, Meloher In
surance case, which was settled some
time ago.
Tbe road work of Judge Hayes and
the connty court ia giving good satis
faction Jn locations where work U being
done. I' the present policy fa pursued
In a few year we ahould bave good road
throught tbe' county. More money la
being spent this year than last.
Misa Jean White Ht on Monday for
Forest Qrqve where she witnessed the
commencement exercises on Tuesday.
She will return with her uncles. Ernest
and Hal Rands, who are attending
school there. L.. I). Andrew of this
place also, attended the exercise.
Article of Ipcorportalian of the Bed
Fropt Trading Company of Oregon City
were filed on Tuesday- The company
w(ll do a general merchandise business
here on capita) of 15000 in share of
$50. Tbe incorporators are W. H.
Smith, Eli Creawell and Thomas Allen.
Multnomah Lodge A. F. and A. M.
will bold atated communication on
Monday evening June 24,th at 7:30j
o'clock. Ap adrets will be made by
Rev. Bra. Dr. . Black of Portland, AH
member requested to he present and
visiting brethren cordially invited, G.
L.Ghat.W. M-
Tbe case agsinst E. C. Hamilton for
alleged obtaining of property by false
pretenses was beard in Justice Dixon's
court op Saturday apd Hamilton waa
discharged on ground that it did not
fall within the meaning of the atatuta
governing fraud. Hibbard will bring
action in another form.
The closing exercise of St. John'
school will take place at Shively'a ball
on Monday, July 1st, at 8 p. m. aharp.
LOCAL
The exercises will conslit of patriotic
recitation and songs, competitive
drill by the boys of the school, and tli
beautiful operetta, "Laila," given
the school children.
The following pioneer of this county
attended the annual session in Portland
last week! Robert A. Miller (64), W
C. Johnson (45), Mr. Jennings (44), W
II. Vaughan (43), Col. Straight (43)
Oregon City ; Mr. Barlow (45), Barlow
Isaac Ball (52), Tualatin; J. S. Ridley
(45), Frank Ford (53;, Oswego.
Sheriff Maddock ia having good sue
ces collecting taxes this year. Ot the
$155,000 of taxes to be collected there
yet remains but about $10,000 or $15,000
and it ia expected that on July 3d, the
date when the tax books will be turned
over to the court, that but $5000 or $0000
will be delinquent. Last year the de
linquent taxes amounted to about $14,'
500. The court this year ha allowed a
month more than last year tor tax
collection.
Will Moore, the ault club fraud, ha
been having trouble. Last week he
was arrested on complaint of one of the
membera of the club who bad paid $0
or $7 and drew out but received no suit
On Tuesday hi shop was closed for a
rent bill of $0. He appeared before
Justice Dixon i n Wednesday at 10 a. m.
for trial and asked until 1 p. m. to get
witnesses. During the meantime he
disappeared. The 30 odd persons who
drew suits and did nor get them are in
the "soup."
CARUS.
L. W. Ingram and wife of Barlow are
visiting Mrs. Ingram' father, B. M.
Cooper, this week.
School district No. 102 have leased an
acre from C. Bpangler for school-house
site and have already cleared off the
ground and i now getting tbe material
on the ground for the building,
Mr. E. C. Jones of Oregon City Is
ooming out this week to spend a month
witn her children.
Some of the Carusites expect to spend
the Eourth at Canyon Creek.
Paine Bros, will build a new hop
house this summer as their other two
houses are not large enough for the
inmense crop they will have this year.
Sneak theives tried to steal R.
Schoenlome'a chickens one night last
week. If this anenk thief business is kept
un much linger in this part of the
country somebody is going to get hurt .
Gene Haywood talk of suing East
with a band of horses. .
Mr. Miller expects a niece from the
East to visit him aoon. .
J. J. Guyer ha the finest field of
winter oats we have aeen this season.
W. W. May is putting in a stone
foundation for a new barn.
June 18. Gkanqkr.
FROG POND.
Prof. Homer Krnae who has been
teaching muslo at Willamette University
In Salem will return home the 22d to
spend bis vacation.
A heavy hail storm v' sited here last
Friday, spreading destruction in ita
path . Some of the hailstones were aa
large as marbles.
Mrs. Burger, Misses Elixa and Rosle
Mulvaney, Rosie Wagner, A. , Evans
Messrs F. M Kruse,-F. B. Burger,
Clyde Evans and James Caldwell were
the guests of F. T. Howard last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Bobbins of Tualatin and Mra
Clara Green of Sherwood were tbegueats
01 Miss a. c. ivans last week.
Mr.Clarenoe Slmerall of Maoleay.Or.
waa the gueata of F. M. Kruse last
week.
Simon Peter has nearly all the siding
n his barn.
School will close in this district June
28. Miss Thompson deserves great
praise for handling tbe school In so com'
mendable a manner.
Mike Gross had a runaway last Sun
day while out riding with bis girl. All
the spokes were broken ont of one wheel.
"Oh my I "if that wheel could only speak
again.
Hon. John Kruse attended the Pio
ner's meeting in Portland laat Friday.
June 17. Orice.
RURAL DELL.
A bad hailstorm occured here Friday,
the 14th Inst, doing considerable dam
age to fruit and wheat, hops and gar
dens. Very hard thunder accompanied
tbe storm besides quite a heavy rain.
Mr. Tinaley ia very poorly. His
stomach is the seat of ins trouble .
Albert Moshburger and brother are
pushing the work on their bop house.
Grandpa Samson atill enjoy himself
well for a man of his age.
Joseph Johnson is able to ait under
the shade" of his own vine and fig tree.
The camp meeting commences at
Glad Tidings the 20th. Key. Gardner,
pastor of the M. E. church, will con
duct the meeting .
June 18th. Dew Drjp.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking; Powder
World' Fair Hfgheat Award.
Headquarters for 4th of July fire
works is at llarria' Grcery.
Belt buckles
Racket Store.
and belt pins at the
A Remarkable Cure of BhenmatUm,
Westminster. Cal., March 21, 1891.
Some time ago, on awakening one morn
ing, I found that I had rheumatism in
mv knee so badly that, as J remarxea
to my wife, it would be impossible for
me to attend to business tnat aay. ne
menibering that I had some of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm in my etore I sent
fur a bottle, and rubbed the afflicted
parts thoroughly with it, according to
directions, and within an hour I waa
completely relieved. One application
had done the business. It is the best
liniment on the market, and I sell it
under a positive guarantee. K. T.
Harris. For aale by G. A. Harding,
Druggist.
ItMayOoaiMuohforYo.
Mr. Fred Miller, ot Inrinf, I1U writes that be
bad a Severe Kldntjtroublei for many 7ri,
with severe palni In hii back and alio that bto
bladder waa affected. He triad many u called
Kidney curea bat without any food reiult
About a year ago be began nae ol Electric Bitters
and fonnd relief at once. KlettrJo Bitten ki es
pecially adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver
troubla and oftn glvts almoat Initanl relief.
One trial will prove oar (tatement. frice only
6(fc for Unjf bottle, at Charman a) Co , i Pro
More, C kaman flrot. BJock.
El rin g yonr job print ing to the Ooi aia
office and get it dne at Portland
prices,
Kelghti ef Maoeabess.
The SUM Commauder writee oa from Unjoin,
Hb , as followsi "After trylas other medicines
Inr what seemed lo be a very ohetinate cough In
ear twoehUdren we tried Dr. Klnae New Dlscov
etv ed at tbe end of two days the eongh entirely
lentbem. We will not be without tt be Matter,
ai our experUoM proved that Hemes where
all other remedlea fail." Signed ' ate Ten
State Co.-Why Dot fire thla great mediclM a
trial, aa It Is guaranteed and trial bottles are free
at Channel A Co.'s Drag Store, CUnasa Broe
Hock. Regular site aot and fl .to.
by
ATTENTION, WATER CONSUMERS!
Rules and regulation regarding the use
of water have been amended in the
following particulars:
Bate for sprinkling, in addition to
household or store use, shall be $1 for
the season, payable June 1st of each
year, this includes use of hose any
lime during tbe year.
Kate for irrigation or sprinkling where'
water ia not used for other purposes
aliall De f i per month or so lor the sea
son from May 1st to Octolier 1st, pay
able in advance.
Vegetable gardners special rates.
Section IS provides that consumer
will only be allowed to use water for
irrigation or lawn sprinkling between
the hour of 5 and 9 a. m. nnd 6 and 8
m.
Allowing water to run all day or
ight la positively forbidden.
By order of
Board of Water Commissioners.
Oregon City, May 17, 1895.
A fine line of tan hose just received at
the Racket Store.
Go to the Racket Store for notions of
all kinds.
Ladies' silk mitts just received at the
Racket Store.
If you want first-class laundry work
you should leave same at foot of Seventh
street stairs. J. A. Moehnke, agent for
Star laundry.
C. A. Willey has moved his harness
and repair shop from on the hill to
second door west of depot, next to
Courier office, where he will not only
keep a full line of first-class band-made
harness, saddles, etc., but will do all
kinds of harness and boot and shoe
repairing at prices that can't be dup
licated. Give him a call. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Go to the Racket Store for shelf paper.
Sunpay Time. The Oregon City boats
leave this place for Portland on Sunda) s
at 10 a. m. and 2 and 5:30 p. in., re
turning leave Portland at 8 :30 and 1 1 :3Q
a. m. and 3:30.
NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
E. W. Jot CokPAKV-aealkmen: 1 have auf
fend from a nervoui prostration from financial
Iomm. Can uy Joy't Vegetable Banaparllla baa
eured me, My liver, itomach and bowels hav
been very Inictlie, but ilnoe taking your remedy
I am entirely well. All builnen men and
women ihould use It, Pleaae publish.
(Signed MR. WM. HENRY JONES.
Butte, Montana
Backache, dlaalneee, tlredneaa give way
to Joy's Vegetable sareaparllU.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
For your strings and extras for all
musical Instruments go to Burmeister
& Andresen's, who keep a full supply
Harris' Grocery is headquarters for
fruit jars, jelly glasses and crockery
ware.
A new variety of shirt waists will ar
rive at the Racket store on Monday.
KIDNEY.
E. W. Jov Company Gentlemen: I have suf
fered from kidney troublo for two or three years.
I would have to get up In the night to void ray
urine from ten to nfleen times. My sleep was dis
turbed, and I became very thin and nervous.
No appetite; bowels constipated, lhave taken
two bottles and gained fifteen pounds. Sleep
well Have to get up about three times during
night, and am very much better in every respeot.
Will continue to take your Vegetable Sarsapari 11a
for I believe It will entirely cure me.
(Signed) MR. EDWARD W. FRENCH,
Stockton, Cal.
JOT'S FOR THE JADED.
JOY'S VEGETABLE SAKSAPAKILLA.
LOCAL SUMMARY.
Boy's straw hats at the Racket Store.
For a first class shave go to P. G.
Shark, 10c barber, next to Oriental Hotel
Good pasture for cattle and horses at
my rancne near uregon uity '.mount
Pleasant) from May lt. Terms low.
I. LeMaiiieu
Prescriptions carefully compounded at
G. A. Harding's drug store.
Received at Charman & Son's a large
invoice of wall paper, latest and pret
tiest designs.
See the gents' summer underwear at
Racket Store.
Money to loan on good security by
A . S. Dresser.
Depot of Schilling's Best Baking
Powder at R. Staub's Grocery.
Get a sample of Sky Baking Powder
at R. Staub'a Grocery.
New line of underwear at the Rachel
Store.
Highest cash price paid for secon d
band goods of all kinds at second-hand
store, opposite Noblitt's stable, on
7th atreet.
Tan bose, new line of underwear,
ladies' silk mitts, boys' straw hats,
shelf paper, etc., etc., just received at
the Racket Store.
Bscklia't Aralca Salve.
Tks Best Suva .In the world for Cuts
Brntlses, Ulcers, Salt Rbeum, Ferer Sores,
Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Come, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively curea Piles
or ne pay required. It la guaranteed to give
perfect aallsfacUoa or money refunded. Price
centsperbof. Foi aale by Charman a Co,
Charman Broa.' Slock.
FOR SALE.
Eighty acres of fine farm land, moatly
bottom, on Woodcock creek, Clackamas
county, two miles from Meadow Brook
poatolhce. Three acres cleared, 12 acres
slashed ; good house 20x30. Price $800,
of which oOn must be paid down, bal
ance two vears' time. For further par-
ticulara call at Cookies office or address
me at Vancouver, Wash.
Mas. Aasa Tatloe. .
Children Cry for
SERVING TIME
la a duty which none can escape. Time
wait for no man, hut all must wait on
time. We serve time by watching it
for the public of Oregon City. Our
clock and watches keep the minute
of how time goe. What's more, there
are sixty seconds to our minutes, widen
always stand approved as correct by the
sun. There are no better time-keeper
on earl!) man our clocks and watches;
in fact, they keep belter time than
Theodore Thomas' orchestra. They
run uy nanu anu can be depended upon
nui 10 quit in me race,
Burmeister & Andresen
THE JEWELERS.
C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE,
Attorneys at Law,
r . 1 v. . . .
omemrciai, Keai JiSlate and
Probate Law Specialties.
OFFICE: Commercial
OREGON CITY,
Bank Building
OREGON.
GEO. C. BR0WNELL,
Attorney at Law,
Office One Door North ofCaufield&Hunl'
ley'i D' ugtlor;,
OREGON CITY, . OREGON
E. F. DRIGGS,
ATTORNEY A LAW,
OREGON CITY.
Office : Two Doors South of Courthouse,
RINEARSON & HYDE,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
ABSTRACTING DONE.
Opposite Caufield Block,
OKEOON CITY, - . . OREGON.
oblitt Livery and Sale Stable
OREGON CITY, OREGON,
Oi the Street between the Bridge and the
Depot.
Double and slnale rlas and saddle horsei ai
ways on hand at the lowest rates, and a ci.rr.1
also connected with the barn for loose stock.
au7 iniormauon regarding any Kina ol stool
promptly attended to by letter or person.
HORSES BOUGHT OB BOLD
L. M. ANDREWS, M. D
DEALKB IN
Drags, Notions, Perfumeries
Toilet Articles, etc.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
ON THE HIIX.
or. of 7t h & Center St., Oregon City
H. W. JACKSON,
Machinist an I Locksmith,
Bicyoles, Umbrellas, Sewing Machines, Guns,
and all kinds of small machinery re
paired. Prices reasonable.
Shop on JSeventh Street, Oppoiitt Depot.
Take up a Paper.
And read all the advertisements care
fully. Look and see who holds out the
most tempting offers. Then go around
and see what those tempting oilers really
amount to. Nine times out of ten you'll
be disappointed.
We are very careful what we say In
our ads, but we believe it is perfectly
truthful to state that when people boy
of us they get their money's worth
jvery time. That's all we can promise.
0. IV. GRACE, Dealer la
Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Etc.
ELY, OREGON.
The Commercial Bank
OF OREGON CITY.
CAPITAL flOO.OOO.
Transaots a General Banking. Business.
Loans made. Bills discounted. Makes nol
lections. Buys and sells exchange on all points
In the United States and Europe and on Hong
Kong. Deposits received suuiect to check In.
terest at usual rates allowed on time deposits.
Bankopon from (A.M. to 4 P. M.; Saturday
evenings from 6 till 7 P. M.
D. C. LATOURETTE, V, I. DONALDSON ,
President,
Cashier
Bank of Oregon City.
OLDKST BANKING HOUSE IN TUB CITY
Paid Up Capital, $50,000.
President,
Thomas Charm am
Oao. A. Baidius
K. O. Caufuld
Chaelis B. Caotisld
Vice President,
Cashier,
Manager,
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Deposits Received Hubject to Check.
Approved Bills and Notes Discounted.
County and City Warrants bought.
Loans Made on Available Hecuritv
Exchange Bought and 4old.
Collections Made Promptly.
Drafts Bold Available in Anv Part ol th.
World.
Telearranhlc Exchange Bold on Portland. San
Francisco, Chicago and New York.
interest Paid on Time Deposits.
S'lB AOEHTS Or
THE LONDON CHEQUE BANK.
low Open!
NEW SHOE STORE.
A Full Line of
Eastern Boots ami Shots
which we will sell at
Eastern Prices.
Call and Examine Our Goods.
We will give you Great
Bargains New Styles,
Latest Designs, Lowest
Prices.
Krausse Bros,
Next Door to Burmeister & Aodreaen's.
pitcher's Castorla.
W ml
am
Shop
EASTERN SHOE STORE..
ILeader in (Rood Shoes UJiizap.
Has
Moved Between Star
More Suitable Quarters. Call and See.
A. COLES, -
Special for the Coming Week At The
WONDER MIIAIW HOUSE,
254 Morrison St., Two Doors
PORTLAND, OREGON.
AS the following attractions
novellietU you have not ooujrnt your vimmea nate yet, pay
us a vUitfand we will convince yon that we can give you tbe
best value for the least money:
See our Ladies' and Misses' Sailors at 5c; Children's Sailors at 15c;
Leghorn Hats at 20c; Trimmed Leghorn with lancy ribbon at
$1; Trimmed Fancy Straws at $1.50; all our $6, $7.50 and $8
Pattern Hats at $4.50; see our Fancy Straw Trimmed Hats
with wide fancy ribbons; Laces and Roses at $2.50 each;
Violets of 3 dozen at 5c per bunch; Rose Sprays at 10c, 15c and
20c per bunch all colors.
the WONDER MILLINERY HOUSE,
254 MORRISON
Mew Goons Received Daily. lv
IT IS NO FARTHER
..TO
Old Pioneer Store
OF
OHARMAIT 5c SOXsT
Now than it was 30 years ago, besides,
you can get better bargains there than
any place in the city. Give them a call
before buying.
GO TO K. M. IBESTOW
FOR
DOORS, WINDOWS, MOULDING
And Building Material.
Lowest Cash Prices Ever Offered (or First-Class Goods.
Shop Opp. Congregational Chore , Cain Street, Oregon City
TfflHE I WA
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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A. R. DOOLITTLE'S
West Side Store
KEEPS A WELL-SELECTED STOCK Of
Groceries, Provisions
F RUIS.
FLOUR AND FEED.
West Side Express
IN CONNECTION.
Well! Well!
Talk abont
Tour
Lacteal Fluid.
They All Smile When
They Drink It. 1
Randall & Meyer
Are always on top and they
will furuish you a quurt for
S cents, yes, give you a
quart a day for $1.50 a
month.
Try them and be coariacei
Decoratlaj, Pijtr Est.!:., JLiC;". C:-)
Ptistis. tzl ICzzzIziiz.
with R. L. Holman, Oregon City.
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Grocery and Electric
tCvwL
- - PROP
from Third St , Ntir Sweatlandi.
for the coming week All the laUtt
STREET.
THE..
OT3K 112? VOI?
JE WEILEE
A. N. WRIGHT.
Watch Repairing a Specialti
305
MORRIHON
BTKKKT.
OPPOSITE POSTOFlflCK
R. FRETTAG'S
Corner Grocery
Keeps a Full Line ol
STAPLE & FANCY
GROCERIES,
Provisions, Flour, Feed,
Fruits & Vegetables,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
KIDD &VILILAMS,
Successors to II. Cooke,
LIVERY, FEED & SALE
STABLE.
COR. FOURTH AND MAIM 8TS.
OREGOX CITY.
J.
GEO. A. UARDIXG,
DIALia I!
n?
IDIRUGS
-R
IE
Standard Pat. L!:i:c:r.3S.
ralots. Oils and Window Glass.
PraeripMms AKvnttlf Comfun
JABDlMe'a BLOCK-