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.... wy.t,- " cou 14th YEAR. OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1890." NO. t&. "7. "JMbjar.'ML rtturw wwi-irwMiwt, -''""t- rTiHi mi ii i, 1 . TvT T PIP!Q OCEANS OF CAltl'ET Quantities equal to every demand, quali ties tlmt defyadverso criticism, beauti ful designs tlint take tlio eye of a pri- TineiT' pricos t,lut mnke buyers wonder; nil these things and more are presented to the vision in our Grand Exposition of ca rpet novelties . You can't get off tho lloor, and that makes it all important to have this basis of a room's atttuctions a triumph of pleasing possibilities The top point of carpet-buying pot-si bilities is reached in our stock of 50 different patterns in 5 different materials from loc per yard and upwards. BEUOMY A M M II The llousefurnishers, OREGON CITY. FIRE, LIFE And Accident in ng Agency r-Clackamas County REPRESENTING- n the world, the world, r.O,- Royal of Liverpool iargt bU8in North British & Mercantile ''SSSrSoo"""" ln Son of London- .Olileat purely fire Insurance office In the world. JEtna of Hartford- Largest ttnd bent Aiuerlvau comjmny. Continental of New York- -One of the beat dinerlcmi companion AND OTHER FIRST-CLASS INSURANCE CO I The Tiavelers Insurance Company of Hartford . ..CAJJ, ON MB FOB BLOTTERS AND CALENDARS ... . F. E. DONALDSON, t Commercial Bank. I t t IT f mm ui) Your Brain.. Stcfidy your nerves, and perfect your digestion by using bread made from our whole wheat flour. It is made from the whole wheat berry except the out side hull, or bran, yvhich is a woody substance, irritating and indigestible. Bread made from this 'flour is not so white as that made from the pale white roller flour, but it is far superior for food as it contains all the gluten, germ, and oily matter of the wheat and is much sweeter than graham or any other bread not sweetened artificially. ONCE TIMED ALWAYS USED. F F WIIIIAMQ I A IIIBbllllllV I Th Oncer. COUNTY COURT. Proceeding of September Session Long List of Bills. F W Greeninan, road... 2 00 rope & (Jo, roml 7 511 expenso of Raiek the LoWEHT G. E. Hayks, judge. .. Fkank Jauoak, 8. F. Makkm, commissioners weportof viewers on petition of O Motinor for a county roud approved and roan ordered opened and 21.30 paid. ncport 01 viewers on petition of Id uruner et oi lor a road and on claim 01 Henry Moinko and Mr. Guffenheim tiled ; expense account of 24.50 allowed ana new viewers appointed Petition to change location of bridge over itock creek denied Petition to vacato alley in block 11 01 Willamette granted. reuiion ot ilios. Spur 111 for a rnWn of tiixesdcnicd. ' Proposition of Mrs. G. W. Church furnished gravel denied. nuport ot viewers on petition of tli Portland General Electric Co et al for a founiy road .....v.w ui uuiiu 01 viaiKson & Melrvtn Boom Oo: Time havinir expired in which petition wore given to present bond and that have mado default and ordered that no further time be given. Additional bond of Jacob Shado treasurer approved. Ordered that all countv warranta drawn and not presented for payment for seven years from dato of which thov to as ...OO TO.., G. H. BESTOW & CO FOR DOORS. WINDOWS, MOULDING MATERIAL. and BUILDING LOWEST CASH PRICES EVER OFFERED FOR FIRST-CLASS GOODS. Mho Oppoaite Coiigrettntlonal Vhnrch. Main street, Oregon City, Oregon for CHOICE CUTS and TENDER MEATS go to" ' FETZQLD & CASK MARKETS. Seventh Street, Corner of Center, on the Hill. Main St., Opposite Caufield Block. Two Shops, ....... orenon City, Oregon. School Books! n, . . . ,4 were drawn be canceled and destroyed. Our store is a state depository rvtitin.. ,,f nrt ( - 1 , , for school books and we carry in , , of Bu?on M ul,8tur 0' stock every book used in Clack- vuuw U,ALS uisanowe i. mutio uu.ibjr uiiu mvy ulv duiu i vii"w J1, a. loepeunann tor a llt rubnto of taxes granted if ho pays beforo STATE 'ltember 20 at 2 'per cent. CONTRACT PRICES ArPcation ot a. Kerus for a reissue r. i . i: rv "-"" " HinouiiD oi f 10 winch were iiniuriit na ..t.'fa . wgrantea. for cash. We can give you A11wances to following paupers were more for vour monev in SLATES aiscontinucd : Mrs. Murtlm 4rit.,i,, TiKT lfTa Pcviir O IVIT ir 1. ... I x iixo, An., airs. J . A. L,OUHltnnnt, and .Inaor.1, Sl,n. vaii . . . . r J Jl. mention granted of E. F. Riley for to districts a ceruncates of tax sale for delinouent vt e duv ana sell second-hand wwes oi 18U3. BC..O01 uooks tmon of Jt 0, Bmdlo or tention of time for meeting of board of equalization granted and to first Monday in uewjoer, I L Huffman, surveyor's iiivt! ! ! ! liellomy & llusch, courthouse. . . J L Drake, road J Olsen, road .Ill J"1H'I roud . E E Williams, uinmcr U li Huntley. c(iiirtlioiiH 1 60 50 111 2 00 2 00 3 US 1 (10 0 M 8 30 S3 40 2H 3 20 00 fl 20 20 00 1 25 50 00 8 7" 10 45 11 45 13 85 Huntley's Book Store, OREGON CITY, OREGON. H. STRAIGHT, DtiUR IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Mill Feed, Lime, Cement and Land Plaster. DISALLOWED. W N Godfrey. InniiMi Mm T w,. yi euuoa-ol W.' 8. Moak for relierforL: nw. .... .... 52 no ,, . - ion DnMU. rs t : u. email granted and 5 allowed. w mm ' " 8 accl 4 65 Omirf. a.Hm,rn H.,-.i " ". ireiwurer 8 accl. ... 3U 00 . . w , LAID OVER. S F Scripture, road l or Mate vs James Honey etal, justice court, claimed :t5.10 W A Huntley, stationery (illlHS iV I'rUUhonilnu. Hhltiomu'V Coi'rikr, printing, claimed itl.73. K L Holliinn. ruiiiiuir Thos Charnian & Son, pauper.'.'.' State vs Joe Anderson, justice court. I'liiinxvl "i' rui State vs II Wright, justice court, Stato vs 11 J Liisk, jus'tico court.' rrank urown, " " WongHing " " Hen Aover " claimed M5.05. ii kk m ap. DauiH'r.cliiuiH 97 in m v Wicel & bcrnnor tin rmul i r w ' "ospitai, paiijH'r, claimed rrTV: . i ni uooke. road ..... no Jas Dulois, " claimed $5.50. . . 50 Wilson & Oooke, road 40 25 State vs Elmer Thomas, justice Court. I'lnimiirl :t.r 1.r. on nn Glass & rrudhomme, Btatioiit-iy 14 50 " . 12 So Herald, printing ;. 3350 Herald " .... 1 iui Geo Brougliton, road .' ' 104 30 B Hankins in m . . . . . flirs .nary Alcistrick. nminnr no Liverniore, lloopes & Hullard rd 5 18 d iu iiayuen 47 13 nuwovs fliiko liuberline, justice uuiiri, eiaimen fw. ia 3)S)0 u XNouiiu.sberitTsacct 2 AO W l'owi-ll, paujier 20 00 N Greenmun, pauper 17;, Mailt?,. courthniiHH n r.o Maneymyth road 24S3 38 Liimisey on " J4 gi ames sneiby " 40 50 narrmgton " 411 f,o l iUOIMIV. aliiritT'a r imiilv Hi: An .10 Bradley assessor .claimed j208 109 0" W G Smith, cir ct aiwt. on j rneuricKS 28 45 J W Powell, insano 10 on G W Grace, sheriff 61 32 w v ji bamson, slierill 0 00 W H Young a 50 Mrs J B Hill, pauper 4 70 .ionn d eieeper, printing 1 on tflwrenceA Bain, printing tax list 1295 611 G. W. Grace, pauper 4 95 Jos Bichner, road 75 Resolution of Condolence. Whereas; Our Almighty Father, in his wise providence has seen fit to remove from our midst our sisier, Mrs. W. H. Young. Kcsolvod , That in the death Sister Young, the husbaild and children of our late sister are he eft of a kind an.l affectionate wife and loving mother, an. tho members of Myrtle Lodim a worth sister. Resolved, that wo extend to tl family of our deceased sister our heart felt sympathy in this their sad la-reave- IIIL'llt. Resolved, As a tribute of resitcct to our late sister, ihat our charter . draped in mourning for thirty days, and these resolutions la) spread upon tho minutes of this lodge and also that copies bo forwarded the lawaved family, and to the Enterprise, Courier. Herald and tho Oregon Keior erfor publication. Respectfully Submitted in 0. H. & P. Mrs. R. N. Si-raoitk, MllN. S. A. GlIil.KTT, Mrs. Clara Calikf, Committi-e Mynlo Lodge Xo.24, D. of U.,A . O. U. W . JOHN WELCH, Dentlit. Booms 76, 77, 79, Dcltum Building. Portland, Oregon. Many of my friends hai trouble to fiud me; hence this card. H. W. JACK0M Macbialst aii LDCksmlth, Bicycles, Umbrellas, Sewing Machines, Guns and all kinds of small machinery re paired. Prices reasonable. Shoo t.n fifriftuh Sirm. Oppomte Depot on following Wednesday, Septembor lotn, to decide on poor farm Following report of road supervisors lor month of August : DUtn Material FunT J $4 80 $ 24 87 202 60 the BEE-HIVE The '-TWIN COMET' "LITTLE GIANT" and ILAWN SPRIXLERS. BEST MADE. Unique, Efficient, Labor Saving. Will sprinkle 4 times greater area than any other Sprinkler made. Highest Award at the Chicago Exposition Can be seen in operation at the residence of the editor 01 this paper, bend for circulars giving testimonials and prices ' E. STEBBINS MFG. CO., I Sole Manufacturers, Springfield, - - - Mass. Agents Wanted Can Make Big Money. f 2 3. 7. 11 12. 13. 14 15. 17.. 18., 201 25 24 27. 29. 30. 31 34.. 3 12 853 50 28 50 60 75 79 75 10 50 17 60 9 75 32 C4 12 80 39 50 0 71 33 00 6 60 10 78 320 75 59 89 08 22 o 25 f? v? Jonn Vo et al justice ct 4 65 W V Adams, pauper 10 00 Superintendent's salary reduced from oo to 50 per month. un Wednesday Hie court met and allowed two small bills and looked after some bridges ; on Thursday they visited more bridges on the west eido and will get to the poor farm matter about Saturday For Sale: Bicycles: 5 Caih an.l 61 ...... 1- n ... t jvi ww. rnees fzo and up wanls. Only five wheels left, come In and examine them at Huntley's Hook Store, Oregon Oity. Notice to Contractors. Sealed bids will be received bv street committeoof Oregon Oity council until V ednesday evening, October 7th, 1890, for improving Seventh street between railroad track and Main street with crushed rock, including excavatinir and sidewalks. Plans and bo seen atoilicoof city engineer. Tho council reserves the right to reject nnv or all bids. Street Oommittkk. ' Oregon Oity, September 17, 1890. Lowest Fire Ins.Ratss-F. E Donaldson Lirgost Ins. Buslness-F. 6. Don ltd 3 on ; JAMES MURR0W, Decoratinp; Paper Hanging, Artistic House Painting And Kalsoming. Bemoved from Holman'i Old Stand to Kez Door to Couaua BnildiuK n 8erenth Street, Near Depot, Oregon City, Oregon. E'RE RECEIVING LOTS OF uTjNEW GOODS FOR EARLY FALL TRADE. FIFTY CASES OF SHOES JUST IN FROM THE BEST EASTERN MANUFACTURERS. REMEMBER YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY FANCY PRICES FOR SHOE LEATHER FROM US WE GIVE YOU AS GOOD VALUE ANY HOUSE IN THE STATE OF OREGON. i The following proposals to sell the county land for a poor farm were received r Theo. Wygant, 90 acres $0000 Sirs. E. Ilarger, 204 acres 5280 0. W. I'orter, lOOacres 3500 Wm. Dixon, 115 acres 6750 Walter L. Holcomh, 21)5 0833 Mrs. K. O. Il111-lc1.lt M ' Minn 0,, - . r eruuson. 150. jiwi J. A. inayer, 30 1000 115 5;00 10:'0 " ' 3,)- 1200 u. rerguson.NO 3000 Max Schulnius. 30 9ium Theo Himiler, 03 . . .' ' '. ' ' ' ' ' 2205 Susan Terando. 58 khoa K. E. Oharman. 30 ' ' 450 W.W.Myers, 318 8000 Arthur S. Bailey, 37.45 3745 0. W. Porter. 75 37sn Robt. J. Bentel, 30 750 M. F. Moore, 50 3000 XH.r. inomilson, 70 7000 v. J.Kirit,itiO 55n0 Robt. J. Bouiel, 67 2302 I35 5859 RURAL DELL. We are enjoying tho benefits of tho little shower. nop picking is the order of the day John Crocker left Monday for French Prairie whore ho intends to dry hops for Mrs. iiarding. t t m . . J. riiigiu was visiting in our county lasi suiumy. J jMiiioy lias not as yet contracted his hops. mere will ho no prayer meetinir at tne sciiool liouso during bop picking, liu-ro will bo a union Christian Endeavor meeting at tho Smyrnia church on the fourth Sunday in this month. ('reaching at the school house on Saturday evening by Itev. J, Ware. Sept. 14. VA NITK. Cure for Headiobe. As a remndv for all farm. rr iica,i..i, Lleetrui Bitters has proved to be the best. It effects a permannnt pnra .l lll most drnnded hahiliml aiolr sches yields to its Infl nrife all who am afflicted to procure a bottle, and (riVfl thin rmnurlv a Uim . , " "v.v mill. In cases of habitual constipation Electric Hitters cures bv uivini? th nomloit t the bowels, and few nntinfl lntii p..i.t the use of this medic! n. Tr it n. 50o and f 1 at Charman 4 Co.. Drua gits. " REDLAND. 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. All our $1.25 and $1.50 Oxfords selling for 98c-98c. BEE-HIVE. Glass & Smith's Old Stand, OREGON CITY, OREGON. J . W. Powell, 158 2377 Mrs. Hennetta M. Kellv. 40 7nv Jesse Shorllidge, 30 2200 noman KvDzvnski. 40 . irnw O. H. Dye, 50 2750 r. n. Kauch (pres), 42.80 3000 iiios. e. Kyan.fiU " " 30 2250 3750 5100 , " 60 BILLS allowed. 1 1'rindle, pauper acct $ 300 H Harding " " 535 D J Slover " " 10 00 A w rhillips claimed $2.50 1 50 r J Kidings, pauixr 3 95 J Gorbett, deputy sheriff 4 50 H Himiler.pauper.claimed 5.00 2 50 a BeeDe and Mrs E J Thnrber, pauper, claimed 30 18 00 W H Youne. road 3 50 O C Water Com. cniirthnimo 15 An J C Frost, sheriff 12 00 O Tel & Tel Co, courthouse 1 25 t, a uramhall, road 2 47 Bowerg Rubber Co. hridim 14-? an w a uodtrey, inquest of infant, claimerl 16 s on WN Godfrey, inquest, Herbert rtaith : s on Cal Powder Co, road 03 3 H (i Starkweather. twu ln.r' t 15 nn T J Ciary, teacher's ex 22 50 D F May " 12 00, Cold nights and hot days. Evervbodv has finished thrashing. Farmers are busy plowing. Grain was fair this yuar ftveryrxxiy lias gone to the hop patch Frank and Bill Whiteman will go down tlie river fishing Tuesday. Miss Ida Barret is home for a month's stay. E. Everson and Jack Cutting went to Maplelane to cut wood for L. Mautz Our famous Bigo Sprague is married. but the cow bell brigade hasn't called on mm yet. Mr. McGrath is on the sick list. Bryan is our next president. Sept. 15. ExoixitER COLTON. Plowing has tx-gun in this country. Joe Gorbett and son, Andrew, were in Oregon City on business one day thi week. Miss Delia A. Hubbard is home on a short vacations Dix Brothers cxiiect to begin picking their hops next Tuesday. Mrs J Gorbett was the guest of Mrs. Sallie Hammet last Monday nigkt. Mrs. Betsy Gottberg paid Oregon City visit this week. Meadie and Mabel HubUrd were the guests of Miss Grace Gorbett last Sun day. Mr. FA Ifammett had quite a fire Thursday but was so fortunate as to gift only a rery few rails burned . Notice of Dissolution. To all whom it may concern Notice is hereby given that the partnership here tofore existing under tho firm name of MarrA Robertson has been dissolved and horeafor the business will be con ducted by A. Robertson, to whom pay ment of accounts must bo made. Andrkw Robbktho!, Gkouuk Maku. BRYAN CLUB NO H E. A meeting of the Bryan Free Silver club will be held at Justice Schubel's oflico on Tuesday evening, September 22d. All Bryan men cordially invited to attend. For Over Fifty Years. An Oi.n and Well-Third p Mrs. Wilislow's Honlbinir Kvriu. I.. .j been 11-ed for over li ft v veara hi-mi!. lions of mothers fur llu-ir i-hililrmi ni.iu teething, with perfect success I SOOIIien (he chid, softena Dm allays all mtiii cures wind mlin uml 1 the best remedy for Diarrhiua. I pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druififist n every part of the World. Twmv. live cents a bottle, tlx vhIum I. in. alculable. lie sur nml null far M.. Winslow's Sootbinn Bvrun. anil taku n. other kind. COMMITTEEMEN. Notice is hereby given that there will be a meeting of the democratic central committeo of Clackamas county on Sat urday, September 19th, at 2 o'clock p. m., at tho Coubikb office, Oregon City, All members are expected to be nresenf as important business will be transacted J.J. O00KB, Chairman. A. W. OlIKNBY. ftecretarv. be Ditctviry Saved His Life. Mr. G. Caillouettn. Drnmriar TLavra. villa, III., says: "To Dr. King'- New Discovery I owe my life. WM taken with La Grippe and tried al! th nhl. cians for miles about, but of no avail and was riven np and told I could not live. Having Dr. Kins'a New rimvr in my store I sent for a bottln and rn its use and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was op and about again. It is worth it weight in tfold. We don't keen mtntm nr house Without it." Get a free (rial sr. Charman A Go's Drug 8tore. NOTICE. All parties indebted to the West Side Grocery are requested to call and settle at onoe either with cash or by note and thus save unnecessary costs. A. R. DooLrm. Xiee selection of men's heavy morktni; shirts at the Racket 8 tore. t 11