LOCAL EVENTS.
Tiik BaixUamk Tlie football g.une
on Christina's duy at Gladstone
reunited in a victory for the athletic
club boys witli a score of 12 to 0.
The teams lined up as folio rs:
ATH ItTIC ( .IB. romTION. COMPANY T.
Kit Newton .
... renter
.. J. T. Campbell
... Erneal Kami
... . K. 8. Kelly
.. Henry Jnni-s
...KraMus Hmith
... J. I. Kealiug
.... Max Teirord
..(ieortte McBrlJe
. F. MuCaulauJ
. . Rum Hpenrer
. UlRhtoii Kelly
Dr Bnmrm L. U
Win. Hniiklna K. U. . .
Frank llruwu I T....
Ed Kechner K. T. ..
Kreil Jteclnea L E. ...
BL'rt Ureeiunail R. K...
charli'i Poiie (i. B
Will I'arker I, il.-n .
Charles Monro . .. R. H. . B
James Church .... K. B ..
Hie ground wag very muddy, being
partially covered with about a loot of
water. The game was well contested
and no scoriug was done in first half
but in the last half the athletic boys
made VI points. The best work was
done by Pope, Parker, Church and
Somers. J . P. Lovett acted as referee,
Nello Johnson was umpire, F. W.
Greenman lineman and J. E. Hedges
timekeeper. Notwithstanding the bad
weather some 500 people witnessed the
game. Numerous horns constantly rent
the air. The colors of the militia boys
were orange and white and of the others
purp'e and white.
Tub Battle cf Demokthksks. The
first of the three joint dicussious between
the Park Place and Hesperian societies
took place last Friday evening. A large
gathering listened to the oratorical battle
in which the Park Place gladiators, led
by their gifted orator W. Donchy, de
feated the Hesperian boys in double
quick time. The auditorium was beau
tiful decorated with the national colors
and a great prolusion -of evergreens and
demonstrated artistic taste on the part
of the decorators. The Hesperian
young ladies with their refined instru
mental and vocal talent once more de
lighted the audience and were warmly
applauded and cheered by the spectators .
Miss Jennie Noble delivered a well ap
preciated recitation. Prof. S. W. Holmes
in his familiar unique style rendered a
beautiful literary selection, which was
well received by the audience. The
boys'quartet made their first appearance
that evening and were greeted by loud
c hee rs and warm applause. May the
public turn out in greater number for
the next discussion on January 4th.
M. H. 8.
A Church Pafer. The first number
of the "FalVt City Ltaguer. made its ap
pearance last week. It is published by
the Epworth League of the M.
church, with Rev. 8. W. Stryker,
E.
E.Martin, Miss . Kittle Paine and
W. M. Moore as editors and B. M
Doolittle, E. J. Maple, W.
Kirby and Miss -.Mamie Aldrich
. a publishers. '' This 10-paie monthly
paper It but 25 esnta par year and all
who can afford should wabecribe and
help tha good cans., . It to quitetfberatty
patronized by the; Oregon City mer
chants. Much credit Is doe the pastor
tor bis untiring assistance in getting out
th:iftiMaJ nnjihar. Mr. Stryker
once upon a timers printer! knows
.how to succeed in a venture of this kind,
And, right here, it might be said, be
also ir a satajiBiioiwortat
and haa dona much toward the wpbuild
ing of the M. E. church and congre
gation. Huccess to kim.
Bbiach or Paewssr-The breach el
promise fete of Angelina vs; Ed wi is
the torn talk. It will be hearer in
Judas Miller's eourt across the river.
Prosecuting Attorney Drigga and law
yer Heart Pwerr will represent the
plsistiff and defendant respectively,
This ease promises to boons of more
than passing Interest, as the parties
concerned are all in high standing
socially . Don't fail to tear "The Trial
by Jury"- t 'SWveiy'a opera now
Watch program. This is all for the
bepefit of the Y. M. C A. gymnasium
of Oregon CKy. "
A Old Gtw. Caufleld's old brass
cannon has been dug up in Oregon City,
and is being put in trim in case of war,
It needs a vent and muzzle. It would
also need a little boring to smooth it up,
When repaired it will bo attached to the
electric-light works, and made a rapid-
fire sun. Planted on the bluff and
trained northwest by north it could drop
a ball over in Esquuimalt. Portland
Argus.
Actioks. Circuit court actions filed
durimr month: Cleveland P 4 O Co
ts H E Cross et al ; E E Masten vs F M
Summer; H E Cross vs W F Hubbard;
8 F Scripture ts J T Edmiston; E F
Riley vs Merrit and Julius Campbell;
H C Palmer vs J C F Jaeger et als;
Alfred & Tell vs D W Smith.
Awarded
Highest Honors-World' Pair.
CTIEATJ
DMJN6
FOXED
MOST PERFECT MADE
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
worn Ammonia, Alum or any other aduftennt
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
mm
Am Ixn-Ncriox. H. E. Cross last
week obtained in county court an in
junction to keep W. F, Hubbard from
cu'tini! loose the leg booms of thu Glad
stone Sawmill Co. niichoreJ in the
Clackamas river near the United States
salmon batcbery. The United States
fish commission has certain rights there,
and Mr. Hubbard, as the representative
of the commission, claims the anchor
ing of the booms causes considerable
inconvenience, so he caxt the timbers
loose from their shore fastening. Th e
injunction granted will restrain him
from such action until the case can be
heard In court.
KtstEi.L Uki.kajed. On Saturday
Ernest ICusxell, held for murder of J. M.
Brown, was released on a f-300 bail
bond. A. V. Davis, Frack and George
Strong who went after Alvis Russell
returned on Saturday without being able
to get to the mines where Alvis lives,
but on Monday he came to tjwn and
denied the story told by Prisoner
I Moore in regard to the murder "busi
ness." Russell claims he "filled
Moore some but did not tell the story
that Moore related. From personal
knowledge we would not believe Moore
if be swore on a "stack of bibles."
Dr. Tukssino Dead. Dr. J. H
Thessing died at his residence on Mil
wankie ayenue, last Tuesday, aged 77
years. The doctor was one of Clacka
mas county's pioneers, having resided
near Milwaakit many years, where be
had a lucrative practice in his profession
He quit his practice some years ago and
has quietly enjoyed the fruits of his
early labors. ' His wife died' several
years ago. He leaves considerable
property in Multnomah and Clackamas
counties. Portland Dispatch.
A Forger Arrested. Edwin Love
was arrested in Portland on last Friday
on a charge of forgery, and lodged in
the county jail there pending his re
moval to Corvallis, where he is wanted.
Lane has been operating in Portland,
having, it is said, recently passed a
fraudulent check on which he got a gun
and ammunition and money in change.
He also passed worthless checks at Ore
gon City and by the time he is brought
to trial will have several charges
brought against him.
. Pbobats Mattsks. W. A. Hedges,
J. P. Lovett and E. A. ' Sommers ap
pointed appraisers of estate of J. K.
Bingman. . Sale of certain property of
state of F. 0. McCown confirmed. An
nual report pf4H L; Kelly as guardian
01 UUbert Unoates filed.- , .
. ... .- PM9NAtSf'
Dr. Schubert is spending a few day
in town.--
0. W.Sturgisof Canby was in town
Tuesday. .
Tom Carrico is spending the holidays
at.home. . .r. : .
.Theo Clark of Bandoa is spending the
holidays her f
iTha family of Rw4 8. T&etrykej
spwtnrhnnmin'Pmnd.
Miss Mebbelle Wiggins spent Christ-
itb her brother at Salem.
E , M. Mack and Harley Stevens rs
turned from a trip to San Francisco Sun
to.
Landlady Robiasoo of Electric hotel
speud several days in Salem during tha
week.
R. w. Alden has returned from an
extended visit to California and will
remain hers-.
Miss Daisy Lawrence rattrrnod from
Corvallis Saturday and will spend the
holiday vacation at home.
Merle and eflo Johnson of Stanford
University arrived on .Sunday to spend
the hoirjajs with their parents.
Misses Erma La wrens a.-, and Ura
Snansler left Saturday for Corva Ilia
where they will spend the holidas.
P. C. Humphrey. A. Mather, Mr.
Youmans and Sol Imel were among the
Clackama-visitors to the county sea!
on Monday.
C. Moras left on Tuesday for Iowa via
St Paul, where he will enter the employ
of a large mercantile firm which haa
several stores-
Mr. R. G. Creelman, a prominent
citizen of Vancouver, Wash., returned
Monday after a two weeks' ri sit with
friends in this city . Come again Bob.
Ed Fields is now station agent at
East Portland. While at Grant's Pass
be met Mr. Chapman, wh left for
southern Oregon several years ago and
who now haa a well-paying mine there.
Prof. J. H. Lsncasterand Mr. H. A.
Bands of Forest Grove are spending the
holidays with Mr. E. P. Rands and
family of this city. Prof. Lancaster, a
young man of scientific attainments, pre
sides over the "art studio" of that well
and favorable known institution. Pacific
University. Mr. Rands is one of the
professor's most promising students.
Hens wsated
on subscription at
Coram office.
Dont fail to see our holiday display, a
thoronghly first-class stock, combining
quality and elegance, with prices within
the reach of all. Visitors are cordially
invited. Burmeister A Anderson, re
liable jewelers.
For Foster
Kid Gloves go to the
Backet Store.
LOCAL NEW ITEMS.
Gottlieb Mucckt) was on last Thurs
day appointed postm-ister at Aurora
The Portland Sunday Aritus announces
tliat it will dJju Ksue a one-cent daily
edition.
The electric cars now run every 45
minutes instead of every 40 minutes as
heretofore.
J G. Pillsbury has been assisting in
land office during the illness of Receiv
er Peter Paquet.
H. S. Cram and Miss L. E. Wheeler
were married in Portland on Wednesday
by Rev. 51 . L. Rugs.
Chas. Albright Jr. has opened a
branch meal market in the Shively
block on .Seventh street.
Just as we go to press we learn of the
death of Frank Albright, which occured
this (Thursday) morning.
The Weber Dramatic Co. played to
poor bouses at Shively's this week. It
was a first-class company too.
A large delegation of Masons will at
tend the installation of officers of Lone
Pine lodge at Losran tonight, the 27th.
Mrs. Cbas. Otty of Clackamas was
sent to the asylum on Monday. She is
28 and arsenical poiso ning is the cause
Jos. T. Lynch is the proud possessor
of a Christmas present in the shape of a
tea-pound girl, which arrived on Christ
mas day.
. Wm. Oeaterle waa on last Thursday
bound oyer to the grand jury under
1500 bonds for committing rape on
Minnie Heuke.
The postofflce department on Monday
forwarded postmastership commissions
to R. F. Reasoner of Alice! and Chas.
D. Kirk of Highland.
The lO.yaar-old son of H. 0. Inskeep
of Beaver Creek accidently shot him
self through the abdomen with a 22
rifle on Christmas day. '
The Workmen of this place have
made arrangements to send Mrs. Hiram
Hall, wife of the murdered man, to ber
home in Aberdeen, 8. D.,on Monday
The M. E. and Congregational
churches bad Christmas trees on Tuee
day evening. The Presbyterian and
Baptist each had a Dutch windmill and
miller.
The masquerade ball given at Armory
on innstmas mgnt oy uo. r was a
grand., affair, and the. hall was full of
dancers. Cooke's orchestra furnished
the music.
Tha new fire bell was tested on Tues
day. It i. larger and better than, tha
old bell and is mounted on a 80 foot tqw-'
or, situated between' Fountain
-hose"
house and the eily Jail.' V
Constable M. F. McCown and ' Via
Cora Vaughaa were married on Batnr
aay, mm aiet.ai ne residence 91 uepoty
Sheriff N. M. Moody by Bar. A. J.
Montgomery of the Presbyterian church.
The regular quarterly meeting of tha
Clackamas County Alliance wilt behold
in the halt ostr tha HMrht office, Ore
gon City, on the 1st Sttttrday in Janu
ary, 1895, at Jl A. M. E. H. Coopbb,
Soc'y. : -
Ex-SupF. Alex Thompson oTCIacM-
mas, H. G. Starkweather of Oswego
Supt. H.' 8. Gibson and Prof. II.
Strange of Oregon City will take part in
the state teachers institute at Portland
on the 1st, 2d and 3d.
After this week the Capea 8boa Co.
of Willamette Falls will clou down for.
about a month for repairs and toparmit
the putting in of additional machinery,
which is made necessary by their con
stantly increasing trade.
The annual election and iustallatio n
of officers of Multnomah Lodge No. 1,
A. F. & A. M., waa held on Saturday
night. 'The new officers are J H Walker,'
W M; D W Kinoaird. S W; F S Kelly t
J W ; T F Ryan, Sec; W EOaill.Treas;
PAlUah,8D;J OfcHunJphrey. J D;
J T Lynch, 8 8; T 8 Lawrence, T.
The W. P. 4 P. Co. again gladdened
the hearts of its employes on Christmas
by giving each a turkey. This is "extra''
as it generally gives turkeys on Than ka-
giving day only, but this' year Superin
tendeat Lang ssys the boys worked well
and were entitled-to two turkers. This
liberality ia unusual among employers,
ontside of this company.
Miss Annie Weddell of Jefferson, who
last week committed suicide by taking
carbolic acid, was a niece of D. J. 61over
this place, who was very much
shocked to hear the sad news. 8he
was a bright and pretty girl and commit.
tod the rash act because her parents
would not give their consent to her mar
riage with a certain young man.
License to wed granted by Clerk Geo.
F. Horton : On 20th to Helena Reimer
and Henry Scheel; on 21st to Cora K.
Vaugban and M. F. McCown; on 23d
to Mary E. Yerden and John V. 8wan;
on Z3tn to Florence uuin ana nr. o.
Webster, to Katie Sheaffer and F. E.
Linn and to Lucile E. Wheeler and H.
Cram ; on 20th to Ida Califf and M.
L. Kline and to Maria Maireand August
Guignard.
Call and see our new stock. We have
a full line of watches, jewelry, silver
ware china souvenirs, fine silk umbrel
las and silver novelties, well adapted
to holiday giving. Burmeister A An
derson. Just the article for wet weather,
waterproof cover for baby carriages foi
sale at The Fair.
desiring to
purchase
crettv snd
Holiday Reason
Burmeister & Andresen's Jewelry Store
ins SI M H ! f
They cu supply you
Btuirottriate Gifts for
(ail to see our
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds,
Jkwslry,
silk Umbrellas, !mi.
VER
and
LOCAL SUMMARY.
Money to loan on good security by
A. 8. Dresser.
Tablets and composition books 4c up
at "The Fair."
Prescriptions carefully compounded
G. A. Harding's drug store.
For cheap stamped linen goods and
linen by the yard go to the Racket
Btore.
P. (1. "bar s li to 1 he I ut shave in
town at I only I c its, hop next to
Oriental
Recdhv-d at GU.Triia & I on's a large
invoice of wall paper, latest and pret
tiest designs.
Call and see our new line of ladies'
chil dren's and gentlemen's underwear
Racket Store.
J. W. Welch, dentist, formerly of the
Chiaago College of Dental Surgery
Office in Courier block near depot.
For your strings and extraa for all
nusical instruments go to Burmeister
k Andresen's, who keep a full supply
Blank note and receipt books of all
kinds and deeds, mortgages, etc,
cheaper than Portland wholesale price
at Courier office. '.
When in Portland call on Edward
Hughea, corner of Front and Alder, and
inspect his stock of Old Hickory wagon.
and farm machinery of all klnda. . , ,
Li L Pickens, dentist; does all klndsJ
of dental work. Gold erowhat porcelain
erowna and bridge work a specialty
Olce in Barclay building, corner Main
and Seronth streeta..
Remember when you need anything
in the line of granitewaro or tinware
that W. A. rutrow now has a complete
assortment. It price ia any object you
will not fell to givo him a calf...
Floor 70 cents, dry granulated sugar,
ricV, waina or soda 8 cents per pound
Elegant trimmed . beta at cut prices.
qhristmaatobds in variety at bedrock
prices. Kad front Trading uo.
Cat prices on 300 gents' hats, 200 fins
neckties, 109 flue towels, up to data and
a third saved in price. Standard pat
terns a third lesa in price. December
Delineator! ready. Red Front Tradla g
Company.
Frank P. Welch, dentist, graduate
of the University of Pennsylvania,
will be in Oregon City office Thurs
day of each week ; remainder of each
wek in Portland offioe, room 77
re m building.
I A Wl'l . I . t wmA Urn Karnaaa
a i' repair 1 iO ire - on tne dim to
sef 'jd dots wodt cf depot, next to
Courier office, where he will not only
keep a -full line of BMt-clsaa hand-made
harness, saddles, etc., but will do all
kinds of harness and boot and ahoe
repairing at prices that can't be dup
licated. Give bim a call. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Missouri 8orghum, just received, E.
E . Williams, the grocer.
FRENCH TANSY WAFERS.
These wafers are for painful, scanty,
profuse or irregular menses, any cause,
and ladies will ' fin ! that no better
rem edy exists for these difficulties. To
avoid.being imposed upon by baseimita-
tions buy from our agents and take
French Tansy Wafers only. Price by
mail, $2-00. C. G. Huntley, .Druggist,
Cautield Block, Oregon City, Oregon.
Et,le
Tailoring
Company.
904041 New Dekam ,
Cor. Id wain.
Portland.
Suts ui
orde in
Latest tv
Those
something
useful during the
will do well to call at
MJ ' " mn
with the nicest snd most
Old and loung. Don t
special attractions In
Silverware, fine
0VKLTIK8
Chin'a-
WARE.
Tour
Cbristz&s
Turkey
trill b
Delicious
II Cooked la
Ai Excelslcr
Rctstbj Pta.
For Stla by
y. A. Pntrow,
Dealer la
Hardware,
Stoves,
1 avara,
Near Court House.
1 f vrr rri'
Statb Insurance. Policies Redeemed.
Patrons of the State Insurance Com
pany are requested to bring their poll
cies to F. E. Donaldson at Commercial
Bank at once and exchange them tor
policiea in a first-class company. High
est market price allowed for unexpired
time of old. policy. Do not delay as
you will get nothing if your property is
burned while Holding the old policy.
Keek of all kiaca atTat all tvriceee
a( tha. Raoket 8tor. v
1 1 m hi ai 1
'. tiaklea'a Aralea Sahre. ,:
f But Salti in tha world for Cuta.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, .Salt Rheum,
f ever-HofM. letter. UhaDoed Hands.
Chilblains, Coma, and all 8kia Erup
tions, and positively curse Piles, or no
pay reoaired. it ia inaranteed to aire
nenect satiatactlon or meaetr reiunded.
Pclee.25 coats per box. For sale by
CharmaadiCa. " . '
The cure of Rheaiatliua has often Used
medical skill, but it's prevention has been
very easy by So occasional use of Simmons
Liver Regulator. . It keeps the liver well
regulated, a4 the system free from poison.
Therein tt the secret of health. "I have
ased It for years for Miration and Contti
patioa, aad also found it gives one reli-i
iron a touch of Kocunaatum, M . Hughes
borasourg, n, m.
All kinds ohovs and dolla lust re
ceivea at me Kacaei Htore.
BUI A CoU inforsa ua that their fine
new saloon, Cor. Main A 7th St., will be
ready for occupancy early in January.
iney nave useu every snort to furnish
for their patrons the finest and moat
completly equipped place in town. And
in harmony with this Idea, only the
choicest brand of liquors and clears will
do sept. 1 neir customers have already
become acquainted with the great I. W.
Harper 'whiskey, which they bur direct
from the distillery in Nelson Co.. Kv.
thus assuring absolute ouritv to tha con
sumer, and avoiding the risk ol adulter
ation, which so often occurs when wbls
key passe through the middle men's
bands to the retail trade We wish
these gentlemen a continuation of suc
cessful business, which their progres
sivenesa certainy merits.
Free Pills.
Send your address to H. E. Bucklen
A Co., Chicago, and get a free sample
doxoi King s new L,ne mis. A trial
will convince you of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and are particu
lary effective in the cure of Constipation
and Sick Headache. For Malaria and
Liver troubles they bsva been proved
invaluable. Tbey are guaranteed to be
perfectly free from every deleterious
substance and to be purely rentable.
They do not weaken by their action, but
by giving tone to stomach and bowels
greatly invigorate the system. Regular
sise 25. per box. bold by t barman 4
Co., Druggiat.
Tailoring
Company.
M041 New Dekam,
torn nun,
fortland.
Give us a trial
as we
GUARANTEE
SATIS F
f
There's
No SQch Thing
As Luck....
In buying shoes if you get
shoes that wear out in an un
reasonably short time, it is not
due to bad luck. It is because
they were either poorly made or
made from iuferiorleatLer. We
buy all our shoes from manu
facturers who cannot , a ford to
-make goods that won't wear
well.
;
Krausse Bros.,
Next Door to Burmeister & Andresen's
THOS. F. RYAN,
Notary Public and Real Estate Broker.
LiADliio Ixii-aAXcs Anncr or Clackaha
County.
Honey to Loan. Atntracts of Title Hade.
Drawlnc oi Legal DoaumeuU a SpeclaUv
Office on cut aid at Main street.
Between U and 7th.
OREGON CITY,
OREGON.
RINEARSON & HYDE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AISTRACTINQ OONE.
Opposite Caufield Block,
OKEGONCITT. ... ORKOO
C. D. li D. C. LAT0UKETTI
Attorneys at Law.
V
Commercial, Real Estate and
Probate Law Specialties.
OFFICE: Commercial Bask Balliiss
OREGON CITY, 0RE60N.
GEO. C. a&OWfELIi,
Attorney at Lav,
Offic On Door North oCtmleld &Eumf,
fey' Ihugtlori,
OREGON CITY, . OREQOK.
l F. tZI S,, ...
OREGON CITY.
e
Office: Two Doors South of Courthout
.! Ul.II i.J
OREGON CITY, OREGON,
Oa tit Street betweea the trMfe aawtW
. Oeeef. '
. . A a
warteahaae at tka laal raAaa. smmi
al Maaaotad with the sera far haw sMes
AaylBteraaltoa regai-Hai aay kla W ttsei
roaspilT aueaded lo by letter or persan.
OIUUtaBOOOBT OK MLB -
The Commercfcl Cank
O? OREG09T CITY.
CAPITAL $100,000.
Traeaaete a teaeral laaklei eeleeea
Leaas matte. Bills dlacaonUd. ataksa eel
r0".'-. sad sells ichange en all aiai.
In the Vnltad Stalei and Xarope aa en Hob.
Kong. Dapoalu received lubfecl lo check.
Bank open from S A.M. to 4 P. H.
O.O.tATOCRBTTI. P. I. DONALDSON
rrealdent. CashlM
R. FREYTAG'S..
.-Ceretr Crcccry.
Keeps a full line of 8TAPLE nnd
FANCY GrtOCERIKS, , PROVIS
IONS, FLOUR, FEED, FRUITS
and VEGETABLES at.
Lswsst Frleea--
JOHN WELCH,
nttatiaa.
Kooms N, 77, 7, Dekum
oanainr
Postlaiid, osseoii.
k af air Mtmirn hm
BMM M IM AMI
thta earl.
K. Biefcsr4s, Pvap.
Oysters, Fresh and Salt Water
Fish, Poultry, Game, Crabs,
Clams, Etc.
Turkeys, Oeese and Chickens for Thaakagtvlni
Dinner.
Fret JkUrery. Ta Doori South Armry
GEO. A. HARDING,
DBALia IN
IP
1EI
Standard Pat. Medicines.
Paints, Oils and Window Glass.
Pruertpliaiu Aeeunittj Ctmpomdld.
HAIOISO'S BLOCK.
T