LOCAL EVENTS. Phownki). Homy Slock, u yuiinu; inuti, drowned in Al)cnit'thy crci'k short ly before rtoou on July 4th. Ho wan eiiKNb'eJ in pulliny bodio unwinds he owned down the stream t Urouuh ton'it in ill. tliu hue water milking the creek deep and alinoHt without current, so that the luj Hindu litilu progress, with out pnaliiiitc . Stuck uiiiHt h.ivo alien into the wiiter bo unexpectedly that hu strangled, for his outcry was feeble, and he sunk in the perfectly placid water scarcely four yards from a grassy, aloping bank, before George Broughton, alio happened to bo driving past at the lime, could run 10 rods to uive assistance, lie was 'IS years oi a:e. iudustriou. and exemplary. in hit) habits. His parents live a few miles up the Abernethy. He held a policy for 2000 in the Woodmen lodtfe. The coroner's iurv found it to be a ca of accidental drowning. The funeral HrvifH were held under auspices of W. of V. and the Catholic church. Largest Ins. Business F. E. Donaldson, Body Found. The body of A. E. McCaflerty, who drowned in the Clack' amas river, June 10, was recovered last Friday morning by Charles Bolds, in the log boom at the Gladstone mill. A I the coroner's iniiilest, it was found that quite a severe wound had been inflict' d on Mcl'airnriy's head before death, and it is supposed thai the the home he was tiding, in fording thd stream, struck him whilo they were strtwijli.iii in th e water. Too bily va t:in to La Cam is, Vah., lor burial. A rj.virl of $100 was tillered for t;ie recovery of the body, llj lull u 1 ) I J p li.:y in A. O. U. V. Fire Imurancs F. E. Donaldson. Staii Boutk. The following new star service schedule in Oregon has been adopted by the postollice department: Kaglecreek to Dispell Leaves Eagle creek Tuesday and Saturday, immediate ly aiter arrival of mail from Portland, but not latei than 4 p. m. ; r ive at Tis e!l in four hours; leave liissell Tuesday and Saturday at 7:30 a. m.j arrive at Eaglecreek by II :30 a. m. Lowest Fire Ins. Rates F. E Donaldson Jones, 11b Tays tub Fhkihiit. Send for a copy of The Buyer's Guide, with latest reductions and market reports, sent free to any address. Freight on $20 orders paid to any point on the Willamette river reached by Portland boats. Josks' Cash Stoke, 103 Front Street, Portland, Or. 13 3i j hi. Cinnnies F. E. Dotuldson -J)r. W. Wallens is now assistant to Dr. J. W. Welch, dentist, opposite P. O. Reliable Insurance F. E Donaldson. COUNTY COURT. Special Session of June 27th and 30th. Approval of Bonds of Affairs. Junk 27th. Petition of ('lni'kin& Me- Irvin Jiooin w. lor a leani m el hn-k amas river coiitinueil till luemiiiv Jui'P 30th, after hearing evidence and arguments in the mutter, the petitioners appearing by G. C. Brcwnell, attorney, and the reini-nstrators by II. E. Cross, attorney. Application of Sisters of Good Shep herd for relief from taxes, for court to declare the property owned by said cor poration near Uladstone and iijed for Alaedlena noma be exempt from tax ation, continued for term. June 30th: Bonds of the following named otflcarselect were accepted and aproved : Elmer Dixon, clerk, for. . . . . . 10 000 G. W. Grace, sheriff, " 10 000 J. Shade, treasurer " 30 000 J. H. Wricht, surveyor, " 5 000 W.N. Godfrey, coroner, " 3 000 The following warrants issued more than seven years prior to July 1st, 1890, and taken from clerk's office but not presented for payment, declared to be void if not presented within 00 days from July 1st: No 3151, J. A. Confer for $3, July 7, 1888 " 3359, P. 8. Noyer " 2, Nov. 9, 1888 " 3742, J. A. Confer " 3, Dec. 5 , 1888 " 4045, Lucien Geer " 2, Feb. 6, 1889 " 431(1, Henry Kerns" 5, Apr. 2, 1889 " 4412, Jacob Kerns " 5, May 1, 1889 " 4657, Jacob Kerns " 5, June 3, 1889 FOR .DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint yon have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer never fails to cure. For sale G. A. Harding. tiighssi. Kcatw-s World's fair. OxIJl? w. . i .. wet s- mmm CREAM BfUflN mh if v; il ' MOST PERFECT MADE. rm,c O y O st-.i c'T. tsm Powder. Fret I. Jrn A' 'i..iu... tfiiity oiiiiraouicrent Yt-AI. THE STAND RC PROGRAM FEATURES For the Chautauqua Assembly at Gladstone Park. JULY 7-17 INCr-UHIVK Third Annual f ial lu-fln unit Tlio KUiht'Ht Iiitollfi'liiiil FV:ikI of All. A lx'ttcr AsHemlily and a brighter pro gram is the motto of tho management ior each succeeding year. Their success in the past is n guaranty for the future. The best talent available, eastern and home, is laid tribute to tlio Assembly; and the eastern talent engaged now makes by arrangement the circuit of five assemblies, three in California mid two in Oregon. FRANK LINCOLN. Mr. Lincoln is reputed to bu the first truly successful venture in the humorous line since Artemus Ward. He iseasily first in this class of work, not only in Amer ica, but in the world. So successful has he been that a trip abroad planned for months was extended for years by the demand for his services. Hu has ap peared More nearly all of the monurclis of the world. High-class humor, the best of American fun, commanding mimicry, irresistible story-telling, these have won plaudits for him from audi ences tin I preis everywhere. He will brighten tlio Assembly with two iipjieur ances. July U and 10, in which ho will give (lis world-famed monologues, "Is Music a Failure?" and "The Ludicrous Side of Life," consisting of original mu sical travesties ami social satires. HKV. ANNA HIIAW. Rev. Anna Shaw of Philadelphia, is reputed to lie liio most brillian t woman speaker onjlio platform. She has come to be not only tlio coaiijutor out the suo cessor of Susan 11. Anthony its tin advo' cate of equal suffrage. Susan 11. Anth ony being unable to till her engagement hero seiuls in her stead this brilliant woman of whoso sayings the California papers just now are full. Her subjects are: "The Futeof Republic," ami "The JNew Alan." BKLAH IlliOWN. Selah Brown, of Los Angeles, lias won for himself a uniquo place on the Pacific Coast as an entertainer almost without a peer on the platform. Ho has come to tie a leading favorite from Puget Sound to Los Angeles, but this is his first np pearance in Northern Oregon. His sub jects: "from New lork to Jerusalem" and "Away Down South in Dixie" nre brimful of humor, good sense and per sonal observation. Dr. Brown will also preach the Baccalaureate sermon Suiu'av afternoon, July 12th: subject: "Ohio Tymes and New Times, or the World Growing better." 1111. KI.I1KKT R. DIl.l.K. Kev. Elbert R. Dille, D. D., of San Francisco, is one of the busiest and most popular pastors of the Bay City. Every year he gives a hundred lectures, the overflow of his well Btored and imagina tivo mind. One of his lectures reie, "American Shrines," is the fruit of frequent pilgrimages to those spots en deared to the American heart. Dr. Dille illustrates with the stereopticon., tie also giv8 tlio address: "Hie build ing of a Man" on Recognition Day to the Chautauqua graduates, July 1(1. MRS. MARIOS H. RANTER. Jli's. Marion B. Baxter, of Chicago, is a nation i'. lecturer and organizer of the W. C. T V. As the able assistant of Frae. AVillard she has for several yearn led the noon-day praver service at the million-dollar Woman's Temple of Chicago, Nie brings with her her gated (laughter, Beatrice, of the Columbian School of Oratory, Chicago, who will aS' sist her as teacher of Delsarte at the School of Methods in the "W. O. T. U headquarters. EDWARDS DAVIS. Edwards Davis, of Oakland, Oal. needs no introduction to Oregon audi ences. All those who heard the wonder ful boy orator at the state fair last full unite in pronouncing him a prodigy of eloquence, tie gives the principal ad dress, "New America," on Patriotic Day, and illustrates in a remarkable manner "The Science of Art," on the closing day of the Assembly. Of him the June Overland Monthly says: "With all the literati, artists, scien tists, that the West has given to the world Harte, Twain, Stoddard, Miller, Rosenthal, Royce, LeCounte place some day must lie given to this western boy, whose sceptre of speech shall sway the audience of the unnumliored multi tude." MRS. ALICE IIAMILL-IIAMKXH'K. Mr. Alice Hamill-IIamlcock, of Chi cago, is the famous daughter of a fa mous father, .Professor S. S. rlamill, one of the best-known elocutionists in the Jnited States. As a child Alice Hamill traveled with her father and assisted in his platform readings. She brines with her for use in her class in elocution , copies of her father's books now in popular use throughout the East. She will instruct a Shakespeare class and also give read ings. 19 pounds dry granulated sugar $1; flour 7"c sack, 50c tea fr 2oc. Red Front Trading Co. $300. $.T00. $1500. $1000 to loan on improved property at office of Thos. F. Ryan . Kids Play Ball. The "Down Town Kids" and the "Hill Fellow"' played a game of ba e ball on Monday, in which the Hill boys won with a score of 47 to 14. Fol lowing are the members of the nines . Hill Down Town J Eaton c C Hut ton Don Meldrum..p L Ackerman H Latonrette s s C Arnold L Chaitnberlainlst b R Farr D Latonrette 2d b : ...B Barlow J Lnndy 3d b D Shaw W Koerner cf S Sha lie J Jones ,rf W Viea CGray If W Jeffries Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Wwid'i Fair Hlfbcft Medal and CHptvau. LOCAL N-W3 IfE-ll. L"lliN Ifuhhs, aged 70, dii'd ut Mll'ino oi Monday. A liriinne pieiiie was held at Vrl.' it piinu'H on Tuesday. MisM,igrs of Stiytn i vin ng Mrs. J. M. Lawrence. I"iei (iadke and w ife of Albi'iy are vii-hing relaiivts hero. II. K. Jones slid W. (i. P.irer visit, ud Corvaliis last week . 1 Meresse and faini'y left hut .week for i lit i r collage on Nesiiu-ea buiich. Miss Liara Johnson h eoull tod at her Iioiiih Ht Clackamas by sicklies. Ilemy Meldrum and surveying erew lull no Wednesday for Eastern Oregon. Miss iU-mah Holland of t'altm visited her aunt, Mrs. Frank Campbill, last eek . Cvery summer hat must go at our special offer sale. Miss C. Goldsmith, the milliner. Miss Marjnrie Caufleld l"ft Moidiy last for an extended visit with reUtivm in Pendleton. Miss Reebe and Miss McCnmrie k of Alvsrado, Cal , are visiting at Mrs. C. 0. T Williams'. To-day we will inavg irate our first special offer sale. Look at our bargains. Miss C. Goldsmith, the miCin r. I.i-il.'e 1'cpnlv W. A. Hedges iiixtal Ud llie ullitois oi Ob ego Lodge ol Odd Fellows on Monday evening. i Mrs E. M. Rands nnd children of V ancouver are visiting friends here and attending Chautauqua assembly. Aliss M. Holmes loft IhhI i-ndavlor St Ma'v's ilnn I, A'aska, to spin I t! e simmer with her brother and Bister. Dr. T. L. Ball lateol Louisville. Ky will hereafter permanently occupy Welch's dentist odice in Coi'rier building. ' The 20 anniversary of the marriage of Mr, and Mrs. Chns. Burns was ceh- brated last Thursday evening at their residence. Dr. V. li,. Uarll attended a meetn g of the slate board of Medical examiners in Portland this week. The board consists of five members. Marion Rand and Catherine Sullivan, of Milwaukie, were united in marriage on Monday by Rev. A. J. Montgomery at Presbyterian parsonage. F. S. Kelly, Dr. Pickens, J. P. Keat ing. W. A. Huntley and Leighton Kelly left on Wednesday for the mountains wheie they will mstieate for a time Prof. II. L. Bates of Pacific Universily will preach next Sunday evening at the Congregational church and Mrs. Brooks of Eugene, will sing both morning and evening. ' r'' Don't forget that our stock of millinery Is new and of latest styles and investi gate our special offer. Every hat Is reduced in price. Miss C. Goldsmith, the milliner. License to wed issued on 3d to Emma Johnson and George Jenson.on the 8th to Minnie Meddock and Francis Reisdon on the 6th to Cornelia F. Robinson and Henry F. Alciatore and to Catherine Sullivan and Marion Rand. Fred and Bert Grecman left on Tues day for the mines. They go by bicycle en Eugene and from there by stage. Bert was up there earlier in the season and look a claim in a good ledge und now Fred will try his luck. Three daughters of Hdiiry G ins, of Oego, ere out. driving oi S i iday afternoon when the horse became frightened, and ran away . One yoing lady had two ribs broken and the other was bruised about th? head aid rma. he accident o rcu red m artho Moehnke property in Weslyn on the west side. Frank Verhaag, alias Frank Myers, alias H. Koehler, was arre-ted here by Chief of Police Burns Wednesday after noon, on the charge of forging the names of Portland business men to several hecks. 'Detective Simmons came uo Irwm Portland and took the prisoner back. A forged nnpassed check signed by H. C. Harding and made payable t II. Koehler was found on his person. Three buildings in Milwaukie weie totally destroyed by fire on the after noon of the 4th. involving a loss of about 11400. The houses were occupied by J. Gibson, D. B. McClane and Thorni s Duffy ; the lower portion of the latter being used as a butcher shop. The fire was caused by a defective flue in Good Templar's hall. The back part of the hall was occupied by T. M. Lakin, justice of the peace. The following officers of Oregon Lodge So 3, 1. O. O. F., were installed by Deputy W. A. Hedges on last Thursday evening: J. C. Bradley S. G., E.A. Leighton V. G., T. F. Ryan Sec, J. A . Stuart P. 8, S. S. Walker Trtai, E. W. Sou W., J. J. Cooke Con., C.H. Dye Chap. A. W. Cheney 1. G., W H. Howell R. S. S. G., H. E. Straight L. S V i .C E. Midlam R. S. V. G. J. Howell L. S. S., J. W. Mjffatt R. S. S. Special lecture on ths "Tabernacle of j Israel at the gospel tent, corner of i Seventh and Adams streets, illustrated by a large oi! painting. The following j subjects taken np "The Gate," "Tbe ; Brazen Alar," "The Layer," "Tbe j Door," "The Boards" and "Bars," i "Coverings of Badirer Skim," "Ram's, Skins Dyed Red,""Goats Hair," etc. Also a gospel address. Meeting at 8 :00 j o'clock each evening, except Saturday and Sunday at 3 p. m. CO'S. ! MILLINERY. j CLOSING OUT SALE REGARDLESS OF COST. j Twelve Dozen Sailors all IflrtMfKB t quality Romr; very cheap. Come early and see for yourselves. MRS. SLADEN'S MILLINERY PARLORS, K DUOIC WUUTil OV Buoklen's Arnica Salve. Tiik BkstSai.vr in the world (or Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Uleer. halt Rheum, Fever holes, Telter, Cuaoped II h lids, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tions, and posilively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perleet satisfaction or money refunded Price 2a cents Charmiin & Co. per box For sale h The July Arena contain a verv strik inir and sugirestive paper bv the Editor B. O. I lower, entitled "The Genera Disi'imtent of American Wealth Creator as Illu.trated in Current Cartoons 1 Ihihh who wish to make themselves sr. quainted with the real condition of th induHtriu! population of this countr and the causes which have produce this condition should not miss reaitiu Mr. Flower's paper It contains man llliiHtrntlons, which tell their own stoi in a most convincing way. iou can get it at Harris' grocery What? Peacock flour, made of tl famous blue stem hard wheat. Try as ack . m i i CHAUTAUQUA RESTAURANT. During the Chautauqua assembly July 7th to 17th, the Electric Hotel will run a first-class restauiant and lunc counter on the grounds at Gladston Park. Meala served at all hours Those stopping at Electric Hotel i Oregon City can have their meals served on grounds or at hotel without extra charge. . M. Roiii.nson, Proprietor r Old People. """"r Old people who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys wi find the true remedy in Electric Bitters 1 his medicine does not stimulate an contains uo whisky nor other intoxicants out acts as a tonic and alterative. acts mildly on the stomach and bowels adding strength and giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding Nature in the pertorwance of the functions. Jileetn Bitters is an excellent auoetizer and aid digestion. Old People find it just exactly what they need. Price 50c and $1 pe bottle at Charman & Co.'s Drug Store for toe accommodation of his many customers ou the hill Mr. Albright has established a branch meat market in Ihe Shively building on Seventh street where he keeps a full stock of all kinds of fresh and salted meats, hams, bacon lard, etc. No stale meat kept. Give him a call. Notice ti Contractors. Notice i hereby given that the time for receiving seated bids for the con struction of a school bnil ling at Willam ette Falls, "School District No. 105' will be extended until S.tturdat', July 18th, at 8 p. in. By order of board of di rectors July 7tli IS Ki. ti. C. Ki.nnbv, Clerk of District, No. 105 Jacob ICober, the Seven'. h street baker keeps on hand a large stock of the best country cider, soda water and other temperance drinks. All drinks kept on ice. A NATURAL BE A VTIFIER. Karl'slover Rout Tea purities the blood and gives a clear and beautiful complexion. ror sale by O. A. Harding. bewixo Machines uiikap. Want a sewing machine? Gel a good one for $25.00 with five years guarantee; $0.00 down and $5.00 per month until paid. See Bellorny & Busch about it . 1. J. STRATTOX has placed in his store, corner Seventh and Center Sts., in addition to his fine line of okoceriks, n.tv, kkeii, etc., a full stock of LEAD, PAINTS, OILS AND VAUNISH. which he will sell as LOW AS THE LOWEST. Belntss. Companies F. E. Donaldson. Any one wanting either course in the Holmes Business college of Portland can secure same at 50 per cent discount by applying to Coikiek. DON'T YOU KNOW That you can get your printing done at the Courier office cheaper than in Portland. Thousands of samples to select from. Satisfaction guaranteed. 6 ft Jluvfl Your Kycs Tested... At JJuniilstBr & Aiidieneii'N Jewelry Store. They liave one of the finest eyc-meturs and will test jour ecs frceof char;". Glasses may be re turned if not suited to eyes. '1 EVERYTHING MUST GO- A large stock to choose from, the latest shapes. Leghorn best MKTHODI8T CHURCH LOCAL SUMMARY. 18 lbs of dry granulated sugar fi lled Front i ed h its, nmv goods, 50 to 75c at Mrs. Sladen's. Money to loan on good security by A. S. I)reser. Ane.v li'n f Ixiiitiful 1 w,i j ut ar ri ved at the Kacl;et Store . Prewriptions carefully compounded a G. A. Harding's drug store. Ke .'ive'. at Charman A Son's a large invoice of wall paper, latest and pret tiest dcsiirns. Beauiies! those trimmed hub at the Red Front Store; Ladies' sailor and Canton flats 10 cents. Cut prices on straw hats, felt hats etc Many lints at tlio lied F'ront can save you one-half tho price. Shark, the barber, don't swim but he's in the swim when it comes to Shaving and hair cutting. For your strings and extras for all musical instruments go to Burmeister & Andresen's, who keep full supply. Blank note and receipt books of all kinds and deeds, mortgages, etc., cheaper than Portland wholesale prices at Couitmu office. L. L. Pickens, dentist, does all kinds of dental work. Gold crowns, porcelain crowns and bridge work a specialty Office in Barclay building, corner Main and Seventh streets. a . Louis Fred rich, the fashionable tailor hits moved his shop to the building formerly occupied by Mrs. Dutch er's millinery store. Nothing but tirst-elass work done and satisfac tion guaranteed. Frank P. Welch, dentist, graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, will be in Oregon City office Thursd iv of euch week ; remainder of each week in Portland office, room 77 Dekumbuilding. Mrs. M L Moore Ims signed a con liBct with the Viavi Co. to uiaimire Clackamas county for the next three yearn, w ith headquarters corner Seventh and Adams streets, Oregon City. Mrs. Moore is much please I with Oregon City and expects to make her home among us and work the county from here. C. A. Willoy ha (added to his harness and repair shop second door west of depot, next to Couhikk office, a full stock of shoes, where he will not only keep a full line of first-class hand-nude harness, saddles, etc., but will do all kinds of harness and b-iot anjl shoe repairing at prices that can't be dup licated. Give him a call. Satisfaction guaranteed. Bank of Oregon City. OLDEST BANKING H0U8K IN TUB CITY Paid Up Capital, $50,000. Surplus, $20,850. President, Thomas Chaimah Oio. A. Habdimo E. G. Cauiijllb Chablei H.CAUnSLD Vice Preaident. Cashier, Manager, k General Banking Buaineai Transacted. Deposit! Received Subject to Check. Approved Bills and Notes Discounted. County and City Warrants Bou;ht. Loans Made on Available Secnrilv Exchange Bought and 4ld. Collections Made Promptly. Drafts Sold Available in Any Part of th. World. Telegraphic Exchange Sld on Portland. Sao Francisco, Chicago and New York. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. JOSEl'II RICE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office in WliUmette Block. ORKO" Citv, .... OacoON. J. W. WELCH, IDZEZNTTIST, WILLAMETTE BLOCK, Opposite P. 0-. Otivn Crrr. Ore. Job Printing at the Courier Office ipriifitv TO FEEL Is entirely done away with by our shoes. ( In fact, they are a regular "Society for ihe Preven tion of Cruelty to Feet." What are their methods? Perfect fit, piompted by respect to the shape of the human foot. A sim ple creed, but doesn't it cover tho whole field? Then a shoe may treat foot "shabliily" without being exatlly cruel to it. That Is to say, the shoe may lack style and wear ing capacily. But ours have the wearing capacity and style alonir with the lit, and that should be enough to make you buy them. KRADSSE BR0S, Next Door to Burmebtcr A Audrewn'i. THOS. F. RYAN, Notary Public and Real Estate Broke i- I.EADlNd I.NSURANCI ACIKKCV Of CLACKAK OorsTy. Mouey l' Loan. Alwtmi'tn of Title Made. PruwIiiK of U-gal liiieiiini'MiK a Special' Oltiee mi emit niilc of Sin 111 Htrvel llotwvcu Glh ami 7m. OKKGON CITY, - . OREGON. C. D. St D. C. LATODRETT Attorneys at Law, Commercial, Real Estate a'... Probate Law Specialties. OFFICE: Commercial Bank Bulldl , . OREGON CITY. GftEGON. E. F. DRIGGS, ATTORNEY at OREGON CITY. Office : Two Dootb South of Courthm , Geo. (!. Bbownill. J. U. Campbii.. BROWNELL & CAMPBELL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Caifl ild Building Oiegon City ,0 i C. N. GREENMAN, TllS PIONIKR Express and Drayman r . (Established 1805.) Parcels delivered lo all parts of the city Noblitt Livery and Sale Stall- OREGON CITY, OREGON, On the Street between the Bridge and i Depot. Double ami single rigs and saddle hoise ways on baud at the lowest rates. nd .no ' alao oonnected with the barn for loos '' Any Information regarding any kind of promptly attended to by letter or person. HOKSKS BOUOIIT OB SOLD The Commercial Dan. OF OREGON CITY. CAPITAL f 100,000. Transacts a General Banking Buslru " Loans made. Bills discounted. Make- . lections. Buys and sells exchange on all . In the United Htates and Europe and on 1 Reng. Deposits received subject to chec). Bankopon from DA. M. lo4P. M. D.C. LATOURETTK, K. E. DONALD-1 I President, Cut , R. FREYTAG'S.... ...Corner Grocery... Keeps a full line of STAPLE m v FANCY GROCERIES. PROVi ION8, FLOUR, FEED, FRU1 and VEGETABLES at. Lowest Prices- JOHN WELCI lien tint. Booms M, TI, 7, I ekur.. Building. . Portland, Ob Will be In Oregon Cllv office. Courier Many of any friend. I at. building, every Hat- trusbla to Sod us; urday. this card. u I in . New Fish Market. E. Richards, Prop. Oysters, Fresh and Salt Watt. Fish, Poultry, Game, Crabs, Clams, Etc. Turkeys, Geese and Chickens for Thankkglvln, xminer. Two Doori South of Armtn Free Delivery. I I GEO. A. HARDING. DEALER IN Standard Pat. Medicine: Paints, Oils and Window Glass. Pre$eHpliom Accurately Compound! h HABPIftO'l BLOCK. i i i