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Tub Exposition. The Oregon Indus trial Exposition will open at Port ' land, Saturday evening, September 19, ml continue one month. As an ex position of the resources, products and industries of the entire Pacific North west, it will fur surpass any of its pre decessors. Its financial success is as sured by a guaranty fund, and with this to rely upon the managers have gone ahead with boldness and confidence to leather the most complete exhibit of everything entering Into the life and prosperity of this region ever brought togetlier. Many alterations are being made in the interior arrangements of the huge structure in which the fair is held, especially in providing greater facilities for the enjoyment of visitors. Special attention is being paid to those who attend, in many ways besides the music and exhibit. Every night some thing special will be given for the amuse ment of visitors. Frequent excursions, at extremely low rates of fare, will be run on all railroads, and 8eciu) rates will be given at other times on all lines in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Both in the variety and quality of the exhibits and in its special attractions the Fair will be far superior to any of its predecessors. 10 Big Ins. Companies F. E. Donaldson. To bb EstARUKO. The contract has been let to the Pacific Bridge Co. for an extention to the nev power station of the Portland General Electric Co. on the west side. The foundation for same was built at the time station was built, two years ago. The new section will contain seven new water wheels and will about treble the Capacity of station, there now being but four wheels. The plant will contain 20 sets of wheels when completed at some future date. Work has com menced on the extention last Saturday and it will give employment to about 75 mep. The contractors will pay $1.60 per day and charge $4 for board at a mess house which they will erect. Lowest Firs Ins. Rates F. E Donaldson Fob a Pulp Mill. William Barlow lias sold to the Orown Paper Company a strip of land on (he south side of the Molalla river, near Barlow, suitable for a millsite, and for canal cutting across a lend in the river, where logs may be stored and converted into manufactured product as desired . Tho conveyance also includes, a right-of-way across the lands of the grantor for wagon or railroad, right to dam the Molalla und take water for any purpose and all riparian rights and privileges. It is thought to be the purpose of the company to build a pulp mill on the Molalla to supply wood pulp for its paper mill here. Best Ins Companies F. E. Donaldson Yous Pkoplk's Reception-. Mr. and Mrs. Doremus gave a reception to the Young Peoples' Society of Christian Endeavor of the First Presbyterian church on Thursday evening of last week. There were about fifty present, The evening was pleasantly passed with music, singing, games, etc. Refresh ments, consisting of ice cream and cake, were served at a late hour. The happy iruests went home wshing their host and hostess many returns of the day. Reliable Insurance P. E. Donaldson. Reps vs. Yellows. The Y. M. C. A. teams will test their athletic strength at Gladstone Park on Saturday. The fol lowing program has been arranged for the occasion : At 2 :30, 100-yard dash ; 2:40, one mile bicycle race; 2:50, relay race; 3:00, hammer throw; 8:15, five mile bicycle race ; 3 :40, base ball. O. H. Dye, W. S. Maple and R. L. Holman have been appointed judges. Largest Ins. Business F. !E. Drnaldson Was Not Eligible. A convict recently sent up to the "pen" at Salem, was asked the formal question, among others, which arc propounded to all arrivals: "What is your religion?" "H 1," he exclaimed, "does a fellow heV to hev religion in order to ge in here? Well I ain't got uon.' Eugene Guard. Fire-lrfurprre F F. foneldson. Dr. Wi Walb'nH i now ag-Nmnt to Dr. J. W. Welch, dentist, opposite P. O. The Blue and - -iii,i nwirMm,yiM- !. aaMasassBSBBSBBBBsaeBsaaBasaaBBasBiaBBBBaBSBBaBasBBBaBSi cm . f Both men and women are apt to feel a little blue, -when the gray hairs begin to show. It's a very natural feeling. In the normal condition of things gray hairs belong to advanced age. They have no business whitening the head of man or woman, who has not begun to go down the slope of life. As a matter of fact, the hair turns gray regardless of age, or of life's seasons ; sometimes it is whitened by sickness, but more often from lack of care. When the hair fades or turns gray there's no need to resort to hair dyes. The normal color of the hair is restored and retained by the tse of Ayer's Hair Vigor. Ayer's Carebook, " story of cure told by the cared." las pages, free. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell. Mass. LOCAL NEWS ITE1K New goods arriving weekly at Racket store. T. F. Ryan returned Satnrday from Newport. Harry Greaves has been rusticating at Long Beach. Mrs. M. M. Charman roturnod from Seattle last week. Wait for the grand opening of fall hats at Miss Goldsmith's. A. S. Dresser returned Thursday from a trip to Astoria. Miss Oolia Goldsmith will return from San Francisco Monday. Miss Laura Miller has retu ned from her visit at Silver Lake. J. A. Buck and W. N Godfrey left Thursday for tho mines. On Saturday grange No. 175 of Oswego dedicated their new hull. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Moore returned Friday last from Newport. A four-room cottage on west side for rent cheap at Coukiek ofHce Miss Veda Williams is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Warren, in Portland. Mrs. Sidney Smyth and family return ed lust Thursday from Newport. The Baptist Sunday school gave a picnic at Gladstone park Saturday An original widow's pension has been granted Elizabeth Chase of Sandy. Ben Davids of Newberg was visiting relatives here Monday and Tuesday. Misses Dorothy Chase and June Wade left Sunday for Stanford University Watch for the new full styles at Miss Goldsmith. Notice of opening later. Miss Ana Baird was visiting her sist r, Mrs. A. S. Dresser, the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lovett have moved into their residence on the west side. Senator J. H. Mitchell will speak in Oregon City Tuesday, September 21st. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Warner returned on Wednesday from a trip to Vancouver. Levi Johnson and family returned on Monday from camping on the Clackamas. A. W. Howard and family have re turned from their trip up the Clackamas. Chas. Wright, formerly employed by H.Wilehart, is now in F. T. Rogers' shop. ' Miss Margaret Perry and Emmet Jones of Salem visited friends here this week Mrs. L. Fenruson of New Era left Mondav for a visit at Astoria and .the - coast. 1 f Hiinb-nrt uml Alh.rt. TLirrinffr.rin ' returned Sunday from a trip to the mountains. , Mrs. Nemyer and family have returned to this piace after a residence of years at Bandon. John Vain, or "Frenchy," died in the old Phoenix building last week. He was a county charge. Miss Gabriel Clark of Portland spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Broughton. An effort will be made to organize a McKinley league on Saturday evening atWeinhardt's hall Mrs. Charles Smith and son at Port- j land were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.L.Kelly Friday. J. M. Farmer and son returned last Friday from the mountains and reported huckleberries scarce. . Ohas. Miller returned Sunday from Long Beach. His brother, Fred, re turned the week before. Mrs. G. H. Wishart and Miss Edith Wishart left for Vancouver, Wash., Wednesday for a brief visit. Lura J. Scott of the west side grocery has been confined to his bed the past week but is now reported better. Mrs. H. B. Holland of Salem arrived Sunday to see her mother, Mrs. James A they, of this city, who is seriously ill. Married, on August 30th, by Rev. A. Montgomery, at residence of Horace Williams, liss Effie Scinler and Oscar 1. May. Rev. S. W. Stryker has returned from his vacation, which he spent nearCanby, and will hold services as usual next Sunday. the Gray. E. E. Charman is improving his rci dencc bv nuttine uo new steps, new walks, and sloping the bank of his lawn. Misses Cora Lemon, Olive Leulling and Metta Findley will represent Clackamas county at the Monmouth normal school this year. Seventh street from Main to railroad depot will bo improved at once. The ordinance declaring same is published in this issue. Miss Mable Wiggins has returned from Seul Rocks, whore she spent several weeks, anil is visiting her brother, Fred A., in Salem. , Harley Stevens has closed out his electricial supply store, preparatory to attending the state university at Eugene the coming term.' A meeting of the democratic county central committee will be held at the office of Ohairman J. E. Hedges on Saturday at 1 p. in. K. H Gabbert, editor of Enterprise, returned Friday lust from a trip to the coast and left next day for Eugene. He returned Wednesday. N. R. Lang is having a three-inch water main laid from the weBt end of the suspension bridge to his lesidonce, to be used in case of fire. L. Ferguson of New Era bought to the C'ovkikk office six Bartlett pears weigh ing four pounds that were picked from a single limb of a young tree. A. R. Doolittlo and O. Shannon of the west side and Mr. Shannon and family of Portland left here last Thursday for the mountain huckleberry patch. Miss Olivo Luolling has resigned her position as deputy recorder to attend the Monmouth normal school. Charles Luelling has assumed the deputyship, On Saturday evening Mr. 0. G. Miller received the intelligence from the East that his father, who is quite aged, had a terrible fall, and his recovery was doubtful. Willie Parker resigned his position as soda fountain tender in Huntley's drug store and will leave soon to resume his medical studies in the Iowa State university. License to wed granted by County Clerk Dixon on 29th to Effie Seinler and O. M.May; on 1st to Mary Hinkle and Ohas. A . Bartclmay . Only six marriages during August. On Tuesday, September 8th, the mil linery store of Miss Goldsmith will be closed on account of Jewish New Year. It will also be closed on the 18th, the day of atonement. A straw vote of the employes of the I , . ... . . i .1 woolen mul waB uuiwuer on m uuuil wiwi una reauiii iwuiviuii; 250, Bryan 10. Result election day: McKinley 10, Bryan 250. ' The new Germania Cash Market, Paul J Scholz, proprietor, opposite R. R. depot, keeps a full line of first-class cold storage meats. Give him a call and you will be a customer. F E. Donaldson and wife returned on Monday from a three week's trip to Crater lake and other places of intsrest with the Mammas of Portland. He reports a very pleasont time. The men's meeting at the Y. M . O. A. on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock will be addressed by Rev. Thos. P. Boyd, evangelist. The song service will be led by Geo. T. Howard. All men are kindly invited. H. W. Trembath on Monday moved his saloon from its former location to the former location of Thos. Campbell's saloon next to express office. Trembath' s saloon has been in the old location for over 20 years. H. L. Kelly left for Indianapolis last Friday to attend the gold democratic convention. He carried the proxy of E. G. Caufield of this place, who was un able to go, Mr. Kelly will also visit his o'l home in Michigan, which he left in 1859. The following teachers represented Oregon City at the Multnomah county institute in Portland on Welneslay: F. W Cramer, Prof.O W.Durette, Hattle E. Monroe, Kate I. Porter, A. O. Strange, Eula Strange, Prof. H. S. Strange, Nellie Younger. Sidney Smyth returned Friday last from a two week's trip to the mountains, leaving the remainder of the party. They camped for some time on a lake near foot of Mt. Jefferson and 80 miles southeast of Oregon City and 30 miles east of Detroit on the Santium. The road from Oregon City to Eagle Creek via. Baker's Ferry bridge is gravelled the entire distance with the exception of a couple of miles along the Clackamas, which will tend to increase travel from that section. The hill on the road along the river has slid some from effects of the rains. All persons intending to join the I Chautauqua class ihis year are cordially invited to meet at 0. H.Dye's on Mon day evening, Septemlier 14th, to organ ize and order books. This year, the French-Greek year, is said to be the most delightful of the course. Cort of books 5; cost of magazine 2 or 180 in the club. There will be the usual preaching servioef at the Baptist church on Sun day, conducted by the pastor, M. L. Rugg, st 10:30 a. m. and 7:4-5 p.m. Subject of sermons : Morning, "Love to the Unseen Lord" ; evening, "Going Out Full and Comma Home Emptv." A cordial invitation to all. Strangers especially welcome. Call and See r THE FINEST OF UMBRELLAS AND PANE IN THE AT. ...BURMEISTER Saturday evening a farewell party was given at the residence of J. W. Chase in honor of Miss Dorothy, who was to leave the following evening for Stanford university. The Silverton band furnish ed the music for the occasion . Whist, dancing and refreshments were indulged in. The lawn and tower was illuminated with Chinese lanterns. Harry Stopper has moved from his house on upper 'Seventh street to rooms over Mrs. Sladen's millinery parlors, where his family will spend the winter. V. Hnrris and Miss Harris have moved from their rooms in Dan William's building to over their store, and Lou Doolittlo has moved from the west side to the rooms in the Williams' block. The Clarkson & Mclrvin Boon Co. have been geiting out some logs but the contemplated improvement to the river has not been begun. The company is evidently short of capital because they could not pay their men their first month's pay until they had sold some logs in Portland. Where is the $10,000 coming from to make the improvement? Are they going to make the money ouj of the "deal" Srst. Saturday morning as Win. Kidd, who was driving for J. SI. Heckart during his absence in the mountains, was coming down the Washington street hill near W. 0. Johnson's residence the brake blocks broke and let the wagon onto the horses which caused them to run, pitch ing Mr. Kidd out, when the team ran into a electric pole near F. R.Oharman's residence, breaking the back of one of the horses, which was killed. The Oregon City laundry wagon team ran awav Wednesday. The team was standing untiod on the west side when a wood wagon passed so close that it start ed the horses who ran across the suspen sion bridge and on reaching Main street one hone fell and turned the covered wagon over after which they were caught. No damage except the breaking of a strap and spoke resulted. Two other , teams were on the bridge at the time. The driver of one wood wagon jumped off the bridge near Selling's store and left his team standing on the bridge alone. Barclev Will Speak Hon H. L. Barkley, of Woodburn, republican rep resentative-elect from Marion: county, will address the citizens of Clackamas county on "Free Silver" at Shively's opera house on next Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. A Bryan club will, be organized and all in sympathy with free silver and for good government should attend. Store of I. Selling will be closed from Honday evening, September 7th, to Tuesday evening, September 8th, until 6 o'clock, owing to Jewish New Year. Hop tickets, tough check, assorted, with your name on, furnished by Courier postpaid at 1 for 500 or $1.50 per 1000. Send name and money and state whether you wint , y, 1, 5 or 10 box tickets. J, 8TRATT0N has placed In iN store, corner Seventh tnd Center .S(h,, In addition to his fine line ofv grocihirs, 'u. frbd, etc., a full stock of LEAP, PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH,, which he will sell as low AS THE LOWEST 8kwi.no Machimks Cukap Want sewing machine? Gel a good one for $25.00 with five yearn (iiiarantee ; $5 00 down and $o.00 pur month until paid. Se Belloiny 4 Bosch about it. NOTICE. All parties indebted to the West Hide Grocery are requested to call and settle at once either-withcash or by note, and thus save unnecessary costs. A. R. Doolittlk. Vou can get it at Harris' grocery! What? Peacock flour, made of the fHinouH blue stein hard wheat. Try aik. Awarded Highest Honors World' Fair, Da CH2AT.1 D5 MOST PERFECT MADE. mire Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free i jm Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant AO YEARS THE STANDARD. mm 1 SELECTION 1 CITY 4, ANDRESEN'S... DOCTOR O.H. SHORES' COMPLETE ATARRH URE. IIOTII LOCAL AND IXTEKXAL. Tha only ramody gaareateeet la absolutely car cnaTh and o mplrteiy eradicate tha JUaaaa lium tha bkM4 aad syateas PULL SIZE, $1.00; TRIAL SIZE, 25c. Each full ilia packae contain! ont lull mnnih's local treatment, una full month's supply ul Cttarrh urging Ualin and one lull month's supply nf Catarrh, HitmJ and Sioiuai-ti I'll'. vmi hiv anv of lh f.il'nwtng symptoms, Dr G. 'V Wes' CompVe C-nrrh Cur w'll ive vnu In tan r-l'ef and complele'v and narmanenilv curt you the nne slowed ut ? I). vur nose rllsrhar? I '"le noe ore and ten.1. r? . th-reniln In Iron' n' he A7 , v..u hawk locltsnhethnwi' Is vnur Ihr.iat drv In tht morning? lo you sleep with vnur moulh open? Is vour hearine Tallin ? Do vour ers discharge? Is the wax dry In vour ears? tin vnu dear batter some days than others? Is your hearing worst when you have a cold? Dr. O. W. Shores' Cnueh Cura cures all co-;hs. rolls and bmn-h I affections. One dose will Hop spasmodic cr..up Keep a rMlle in the house. Large lie bottles 2Sc. It you have these symptoms use II is directed on tha txit'le and It will cura you. Have vnu a cough? Do vou lake cold easily? Have vnu a pain In the side? Do you raise frolhv material? Do you cough In tha mornings? Do you ipll up Utile cheesy lumps? Dr. O. Shores' Tank and Blood Purifier clean es and purities tha bood, gives strength and vigor, cures dyspepsia and all nervous diseases. Price, (I per bottle. It permanenlly cures tha following lympioms: Is there nausea? , Do you belch up gas? Are you constipated? ' Is your tongue coated? Do vou bloat ud after eating? Do you feel you are growing weaker? Is there constant bad taste In the mouth? D. 0. W. Shore' Kidney and Liver Cura :ures all dseases of the kidneys, liver and bladder, fnce, $1 per bottle. Do you gel diny? Have you cold leel? Dj you feel miserable? Do you get tired easily? Do you have hot flashes? Are yuur spirits low at limes? Uo you ha va rumbling In bowels? D your hands and led swell? 1 this noticed mora at night? U there pain in small of back? lias the perspiration a pad odor? Is 'here puftinesi under the ayes? O j you have to get up often at night? i ih.r. a denosli in urine If left standing? liou'l neglect these signs and risk Bright s disease killing you. Dr. Shores' Kidney and liver cura will ture you If used as directed on the bottle. Dr. O. W. Shore' MounUI" Aage Oil stops th wnrii naln In one minute. For headache, toothache. neuralgia, cramps or Colic use It externally and In ternally. Prevents and cures diphtheria used la lime Keep a bottle nanay. Knee, etc a uoiiia. Dr. a. VV. Shore' Pepsin Vermlfug destroys 'ntesllnal worms and removes the little round nest where Ihey hatch and breed. It never falls. Price )sc a boite. Dr. O W Shore' Wlntergreen Salve cures all Jlseises of the skin. Removes red spoil and black pimples (mm the face. Heals old sores in 3 to S day. Pfrlce. 2i a bo. . . Dr 0 V Shorts' Antl-Constlpatlon Pill lire chnnlc constipation, sick headache and billoui a'icks Price, 2k a bottle. In alt esses, If tht bowels are constipated takt ont of Or. G.W. Shores' Antl-Constlpatlon Pills at bedtime. r vnur trouble it chronic and deep-seated, write Dr. Ci. W Shn-es personally for hit new symptom list and have your cast diagnosed ana gel nil expert aa vlre fret. These famous remedies are prepared only by Doc iirG W Shores, ZIon'sMedl Ml Institute, Salt Lake tlty, Utah. For sale by all Drugglsla, or tent to any addrest oa receipt of price. ro sa'I at G. L HARDING, Sole Agent, IHSGOK OITY. OREGON 3 A aOICHBandRHCMATigMMlleve OMv Kby Dr. Mllea' Nerve PisHer. BOLTON DAIRY. CHAS. CATTA. Proprietor Oregon City, Oregon Pure Milk and Full Measure given; delivered to any part of the city. Try.Holron Ualrjr and be Convinced. CITY VIEW ...NURSERY... CANBY, . ORKOUN. Apples, Petit, Cherries, l'lumt and F.-Jties, Italian and Petite, Nectarines. Almonds and Peacb Trees. Flret-Claaa tu Bvary Respect. Wholesale and Retail. J. A. COX, Prop. Write lor rrl'jes.. V. HARRIS, Star Grocery DKALEB IN GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, CROCKERY, ETC. Bank of Oregon City- oldest Burnt ma dOtlSK IK the citv Paid Up Capital, $50,000. Surplus, $20,850. President, Vice President. THOaUl Ctuama Geo. A. Haidim X. O. CioritLD C su (Lis H. Caufield Caanler, Ifanafer, A General Bankinf Brjilnees Transacted Deposits Recelred Subject U Check. Approred Bills and Notes Discounted. County and Cits' Warrants Bought. Loans Made on Arallable Secnril Exchange Bought and Id. Collections Made Promptl jr. Drafts Sold A tellable in Any Part of tn World. Telegraphic Kichaoge Sold on Portland, Baa Pranciaeo, Chicaaro and (lew Tork. Interest Paid oa Time Depotlii. 4. J.SA-4, SHOE STORED ft I Don't Expect To sell all the shoes, but T do sell a great many and naturally want to sell many more. I Do Expect To sell the best for the money and give the cus tomer so good satinfaction that he or she will come again. My Line Is very full and includes everything from the Child's Clipper to the finest and best Lady's or Gentleman's Boot. KRAUSSE BROS V..I rv. a. ii....I.a.. aV a tcAi vuur iu cut uicinivi w J AoJreen'i. Geo. C. Bkowmbll. J. U. Campbell. BROWNELL & CAMPBELL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Caufield Building; Oregon City, Ore. THOS. F. RYAN, Notary Pablio and Real Estate Broker Leadixo Iksuranci Aokkcy or Clacsuma County. Money to Loan. Alistrnnta of Title Made. ' Drawing of Legal Doetimouta a Specialty Office on east aide of Mnln street Between tan ana Tin. OREGON CITV, OREGON. C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE Attorneys at Law, Commercial, Real Estate and Probate Law Specialties. OFFICE: Commercial Bank Building OREGON CITY. OREGON. E. F. DRIGGS, . ATTORNEY at L AT7 OREGON CITY. Office: Two Doors South of Courthouse JOSEPH RICE, . ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ofllce iii Willamette Block. Oftr.ooa City. .... Okkoon. . J. W. WELCH, DESOSTTIST, WILLAMETTE BLOCK, Orroarnc P. 0., Okkoon Crrr, Orb. The Commercial Dank OF ORKGON CITY. CAPITAL $100,000. Traniaots a General Banking Business. Loans made. Bills discounted. Makei oo lections. Buya and sella exchange on all points in (be United States and Kurope and on Hons Keng. Deposits received tuDecltooneca. Bank open from I A, M. to 4 P. M. D. C. LATODRBTTB, T. X. DONALDSON , President. Caahlei R. FREYTAG'S..., ...Corner Grocery... Keeps a full line of STAPLE nd FANCY GROCERIES. PROVIS IONS, FLOUR. FEED, FRUITS and VEGETABLES at. Lowest Prices-- Noblitt Livery and Sale Stable OREGON CITY, OREGON, , On the Strset between the Bridge and tht Depot. Double and single rigs and saddle horeei a ways on hand at tho lowest rates, snd aoorra'. also connected with the barn for loose stock. Any Information regarding any kind of stors promptly attended to by letter or person HORSES BOUGHT OR SOLD C: N. GREEN MAN, IHK riONBKR Express and Drayman 1TT-. r IKatablished lm ) Parcels delivered to all parts of the city. GEO. A. HARDING, DIALER IN IP DBUGS Standard Pat. Medicines. Paints, OUt and Window Glass. IPrucripUoni Aceuratelt Compounded. Harding's block. r L "aajUU A AlisUiey at uie Lr-J Ccaritr OJflcc