COURIER.
City Library
14th YEAR.
OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1806.
NO.-28.-
OREGON
CITY
A BAD BREAK ft
hut there are others in our stock.
Rockers ; dining, purlor, ar.d eusy chairs ;
chairs of all sorts and kinds await your
inunction at our establishment. More,
finer, handsomer cliairs are hore than
you can see elsewhere. That's our
reason for claiming your uttontion to
our varied array of invitations to a sent.
In this case, seeing discounts description.
Ohai'S are too largo a fraction of your
furniture to e taught haphazard. No
occasion to look further: Six chairs fur
2.10 and upwards.
ISKLLOSIY & lU'Si'H,
Thb HoubefurnishefS. OREGON CITY, OR.
pFIRE, LIFE
t And Accident.
Leading Agency in
Clackamas County
Does largeat btialiieae in the world.
f-iu n-111,.1. T?lft I.ri.t ( In the world.
I1UTU1 DilUSU 1U01OUU
A0
BEPRESENTIN3
i Royal of Liverpool
000,000.
Sun of London o,rtMt pre, nr ""' ffln ,n th '
tna of Hartford- " Amerieu company.
Continental of New York ,,e f be,t ,ericHn "ini
AND OTHER FIRST-CLASS INSURANCE COMPANIES
The Travelers Insurance Company of Hartford
Largest, oldest and belt aooltleut Insurance company In the world, and
alao doe a very Urge life Inaurauoe bualuesn.
...01XL OH MB FOB BLOTTUa ABD CALBKIIABB
BUBBTHI
LOWIST
F. E. DONALDSON, at Commercial Bankj
-: TW G. H. BESTOW & CO.
. POR
DOORS WINDOWS, MOULDING and BUILDING
MATERIAL.
LOWEST CASH PBICE3 fiVEB OrfKBED FOB FIRST-OUW GOODS.
SUnp Oppo-lte Confrratoal Clin!-. Main Street. Oregon City. Oregon
for CHOICE CUTS and TENDER MEATS go to
FETZOLD & GAME'S CASK MARKETS.
Seventh Street, Corner of Center, on the Hill.
Main St., Opposite Caufield Block.
Two Shops, ,- . ' ' Orecon City, Oregon
Build Up
Your Brain.! -
Steady 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, which 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 TRIED ALWAYS USED.
F F Wll I IAMS
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I The Oncer.
FUNK'S CORNERS.
Four feet of snow at Funk's Oorners.
Tim Rocky sprained his nose the other
day when his wife opened the sauer
kraut barrel.
My neighbor threshed 20 loads of
pumpkins from one acre, and he skipped
lots of 'em with the cradle.
Mr. and Mrs. Bubbell were visiting
Father Hubbard last week Old man
Hubbard has a frozen wart on his nose.
' Tony Hops caught his leg in the fence
the other day and broke his ma's
spectacles.
Mrs. Sniggles is the happy mother of
a 15-pound baby, Mr. Sniggles U un.
well.
Sandy Hanks and Whisky Smith have
started a distillery on their skunk
farm. Whew, wont that likker have a
fine flavor! . , ..'
Tom Tumbledown of Lincoln, Ne
braska, has bought land from my brother
John, with the purpose of "raising
cane "
Mr. Trapper, the storekeeper, is mov
ing his well to his new house.
Felix Airtight got out of bed yester
day morning to pull his boots on. The
boys say he is in love.
I WJfafj"jtj J
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tarlnr baking powder. Hlirlicrt of
all In leavening mirngih. Lnteit United Statei
Oovtrnment fhrnt Hrimrl
KoyaL Baeino l'im'UKR Co., Near York.
Brother Yunke-s preamel at the
livery stable on Sunday. He passed
around his plug hat and Sniggles' dog
ran of with it. This is a tough com
munity, hut's lively.
Brother John is running a tunnel
shaft in his silver mine, that goes a
beerglass of the white stuff to the ton.
We intend to start a mint here next
summer as soon as my mint-julip crop
is big enough to dig.
Miss Julia Hoelown is giving great
satisfaction as teacher. But she would
be more popular if her hair wasn't the
color of my rod; cow.
We voted for Buckner hore, to a
woman.
' Gov. Lord's political brass b.ind will
play at our Thanksgiving hop.
November loth. Smokteb
REDLAND.
JOHN WELCH.
Mentis.
Koomi 76, 77, 7, Dekura
HulldhiR.
Portland, Okkooh.
Man; of my frleuila hat.
trouble lu fluil me; hence
tab card.
H. W. JACKOtt
51 i rtlaUt - ail Ljckaalth,
Bicycles, Umbrella, Sewing Machines, Guns
and all kind, ol .mail machinery re
paired. Price, reasonable
Snuu -Siren. Uutuwtt b'pot
JAMES .MURROW,
Decorating
Paper Hanging,
Artistic House Painting
And Kalsoming.
Bomovel from Hnlmma Old Stn1 to Nex
U,i ir to (Joukibb Buildliilf on Seventh blreet,
N--ar Depot. Orein City, Oregon.
Na'jlitt Livery and Sale Stable
OttHtrOS CITY. OR Eli ON,
OHls Street between the Bridge anil thi
Depot.
i i l 1 1 il"le rig. and d-tl lior
- .V. i aVa I at theiorelratea.nd anorrj
r.UVM.V. t-tii -ab the arn for lre .to,.
A.irni'.nn'i. retrain any kind of .ne
iri i aollv attended to by letter or perwp.
rl.HltK-BOOOMT OR MI.I
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Standard Pat. Meiicines.
p-!nt Oil. and Window Olaa..
PrferiptionM ire-rlel, Compodei
Jab Piintino at the
i J C wrier Office.
...BEE -HIVE...
A",I"TTrrr,pD We have purchased from one
T 111 X J-J 0f New York's largest job-
PTfNTr1 k'n!J ry goods, houses their
entire line of samples at 50c
on the dollar, the invoice price was twenty-two hundred and
seventy-six dollars. We bought the lot for eleven hundred
and thirty-eight dollars. Now you're going to get the bene
fit if you are there on lime. SATURDAY MORNING,
NOVEMBER 14th, we place tlum on sale, and every
dollars' worth must go before the 22d, as wc must have room
for our immense line of holiday goods n-w on the way.
Here are a few of the thousand and one articles that w 11 be
found in this great lot:
Ladies', Gents' snd Children's Underwear.
Ladies', Gents' and Children's Hosiery.
Ladies', Gents' and Children's Gloves and Mittens.
Ladies', 'Gents and Children's Handkerchiefs.
Ladies' and Children's Jersey Leggins.
Knit Goods and Skirts.
Shawls and Spreads.
Ladies' Fine Lace Neckwear.
We can not commence to enumerate the line or the
BARGAIaS that are in store for you. Been hand early
or pou will be the loser.
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THE BEE-HIVE,
CAUFIE!) BLOCK. OREGON' CITY.
' Rain fell here Sunday in torrents and
the Abernethy raised about 6 inches per
hour, covering the engine at Linn's mill
but no damage was done. Monday
morning an inch of snow, covered the
ground.
Joe' Goodfcllow of Oregon Oity was
visiting at Linn's Mill Saturday and
Sunday.
The Oceola band has been engaged to
play at Linn's on Thanksgiving. -
jffive governor vm it tow oijtday Inst
week. '
W. W. King passed thro'igh our town
Saturday.
' The dance at Ed Bayles' Saturday
night was a failure on account of the
rain. ; .
November l(!th. . E.voinkkr.
people of this place a spelling school
tomorrow evening.
J. T. Huddluton spent Sunday with
0. 0. Hubbard and family,
L. A. and W. E. are very found of
visiting with Mrs, Sexton ; now what is
the reason, girls?
Sunday school every Sunday at 10a. m.
Nov. 12. Leystkb.
PROBATE" COURT.
Will of Peter A. Weiss filed in which
his property is disposed of as follows:
All income above expenses to go to his
brother, Fruncis, if Illinois, during life,
after that to "be divided between Sarah
E. Miller, Emma Biehle and Mrs. Aggie
Thayer, who are also to receive balance
of property ; to Win. Thayer, 40 acres at
mouth of Tualatin; to S. S. Thayer
$1000 loan without security. A. L.
Frailer and Geo, W. Swope named as
executors without bonds. Schuyler Rue,
Mr. Davis and Mr. Blankenship ap
pointed appraisers. '' '
Final report of Q.O. Perdew, executor
of estate of J. F. Perdew filed, and Janu
ary 1st set as time for final hearing.
Final distribution of Joseph Hedges
estate ordered.
Sale of eight acres of real estate of
Aggie Kellogg for (300 by J.T. Apperson
as gua'dian, confirmed.
Semi annual report of George Lazelle
and Thomas Duncan as executors of
estate of J. K. Bingham filod.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Considerable Business Transacted
During Past Week.
Annie Green vs I. H. Groves, A.
F. Groves and S. Goldschmidt, default.
Annie Green vs same, judgment.
8. Knluht vs D. Wyland.et al., fore
closure granted.
G. S. Robinson vs W. H. Rucher, de
fault and decree.
A. Winnie, et al..
A. McBiidn, tit al.,
John llotts v M.
default.
Win. Kelly v.h T.
demurrer overruled.
Samuel lloUNworlh vs C. M. Van
Buren, default.
State vs Win. Porter, not true bill.
Stale vs Ktniene Vanbeigur, same.
State vs Arthur Coats, fame.
Sta'e vs Albert Shaffer, true bill.
State vs C. L. Sclz, fined $50 and de
fendant went to jia.il.
F. E. Kruse vs Jas. 0. Haines, default
and decree.
M. H. Goodur l vs H. S. Goodard, de
faujt. Cora B. Hutton vs Willis Hution,
divor.ie.
Jas. McKenzie vs J. W. Grahitin, et
I , foreclomire granted.
In the action of Lousiiinnut vs Ilea
man, for ponsepsion of a vpan of mules,
the jurv reiortel a sealed verdict Tliurs
diiy morning, whi:h was in favor of the
defendant.
Elmer Thomas as indictad for the
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W , a 1 it . vililiu.il iMirr. su niinjftiiiuvii. .iiuib-
. II. Engle appointed guardian of , , , , , , . , ... ,
... , , 1 day uiuriiiii.-, he pleaded not guilty, and
Gilbert Engle.
Report of Henry Miley as special
administrator of George Frits estate filed,
Charles Heini appointed adm'nistrutor
of same estate.
. Taxable Property.
County Asaessor Bradley on Monday
completed the fool lugs fur tlm mbhchs
ment roll and compiled the following
summary :
65,505 acres tillable land ..... .$1,104,690
358,272 acres null-tillable land.. 1.045,(192
Improvement on deeded land.
Town and city lots
Improvements on town and city
lot
Improvements on land not
' deeded or patented. . .'. : , .. .
Miles of railroad bed
Hailroad rolling sto k. . . . , . .?,
MorvHyndiH monk. in. Urtv !.':
Farming implement, wagons,
carriages, etc
jtuiimboatx, BitilboHtH, station
ary engines, etc . 70,730
Money 2 010
341.580
602,000
203,315
then a demurrer as to the form of the in
dictment was sustained. He wait Boon
reindicted, however, and entered the
Kuuie plea. His trial was et foi next
Wednesday.
On Thursday Albert Schaffur pleaded
not guilty to the charge of adultry with
Mrs. Schlickiser, and the defense raised
the question as to the legality of the
complaint, which, according to the Stat
ute, must be preferred by the husband.
In this' case Mr. Schlickiser obtained a
divorce luft 8riug, because of his wife's
Infidelity, though Schaffer had then been
held ' to the grand jury for the alleged
crime. If the prosecution la to be con
strued as beginning with the Indictment,
Mollis the claim of the defense, it is
contended that it muttt fail for the lack
90,2.10
124.0117
v-ttr88ft,u hualijind to make complaint., .J tidjte
McKriue tooit tne matter unaer an fise
43,350 ment. Later the judge sustained the
objection and dismissed the action.
The grand jury has reiwrted an imlict-
CARUS.
Everything is quiet since election and
everybody is watching to get a glimpse
of that promised prosperity.
R. M.Oooper accompanied by his son
in law, L. W.Ingram and wife of Barlow,
made a trip to Portland last week.
Joe Eaton is in Oregon Oity this week
serving on the jury.
R.Fanton has his new house completed
except putting in the doors and windows.
Wm. Miller has rented the Griffith
place for another year.
The new M. E. minister, Mr. Atkin
son, preached here last Sunday,
..tiark Uanna says McKinley will recog
nize the national democrats and try and
weld the sound money elements together
m one party. If this is so then the
three free-silver elements must quit
"monkeying" with fusion and organize
intOone party with one platform even
if they have to take a new name.
November 10th. Gkanokk.
COLTON.
Burt Bonney made a flying trip to Ore
gon City Wednesday.
MifS Sophia Laferly is very low with
consumption.
Misses Jennie and Lucy Dix of Sunny-
side are vixiting with their uncle, S. H.
Dix, and family.
William Wilson has his new residence
nearly finished.
Mrs. 8. H. Dix, Misses Lucy a'nd
Jessie Dix were the guests of the
former's daughter, Mrs. Etta Freeman,
WednesJay.
We are gla 1 to hear that Mis Jennie
Carlson who has been in the Portland
hospital, is so for improved as to be able
to come home.
Mrs. Fannie Bonney was the guest of
her mother, Mrs. O. Gorbett, one day
last week.
Burt Bonney, ChesU-r, Walter and
Miss Grace Gorbett were the guests of
S. tl. Dix and family last Sunday.
Kayle Carr is doing some carpenter
work for J. Gorbett this week.
r:,-,.. Von on r.1 Ruttpeille ia viaitimr
VC"I lltUt u V m-iw- ----- . c? 1
with Peter Laferly and family this week, j
Boys, you will have to leara not to be ,
afraid of ghosts before you talie many ;
Sunday evening walks. j
The teacher Las promised the young
Noies and account 164,805 j ment against P. A. Marquam, for an
454 shares of stock
tloiiMttliulil furniture, wa clies,
jewelry, etc
3020 horses snd mules
8087 hea I of cattle
11,000 sheep mid goats. ,
4490 hogs
Gross value of all property.
Exemptions . , , .
34,050 assault on Genrue Birtschet, with a re-
8() 140 ! volv.r, October 27, 1890.
no270j 1 he trial of the action in replevin by
8845 ! Pope, Anderson A Co. vs A. D. Chnp
11 lf,lmHn. for lions valued at about fllOO waa
8.787
i concluded Tuesday, morning. The jury
Tolal Uxable property..
. 4 824.7-14 found U1.1i tno ihti'euditnC was entitled to
V7.707 ' full powsxion of the liopsjund that their
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tl AIM 077 . ' . .
' 1 to deliherat-i on the siwctal verdict aa
This Is as the assessment passed the t0 w,ether the defendant was in posses
equalization board. Last year the total1 gio 0f the holm through the relation of
as equalized by the county wan $5,107, aervunv, but reported that It could not
722, an 1 ns fixod by the slate boar I of Hriit), mid wax discharged,
equalization, $4,044,809. the latter The evidence in tne action of II. 0.
am. utit being $177,892 less tlum the ; p.illia.r va J. f! T. lueer. et al.. to col-
suiiiinary this year.
REALTY TRANSFERS.
Furnished Every Week by ClackaV
mas Abstract & Trust Co.
T M linker to E 8 Baker e of s w
of section 9 3 s 1 w $2000
J A Braeketl to 8 N Brackett, n
of se M and s wjof 11 w sec HI
2s4e 000
G C Stone to t hus Jubb, 31 acres
810ns claim 1
Win Barlow to Catharine Britt. part
oi blk 5. Burlow 457
Oliver Kobhins to A T Buxton, h
of sec 12 n of n e M m: 13 5
2 h and i W of h w ol tec 7
nnil n w H of n w of sec 18 5 6s
3 e
K E L-'tig adinr to J V DiininKer
l')8 acres i:. Win Conn-ll claim..
Geo Broughton to J. V Dinnnmer,
45 42 acres in W 1.1 Connell claim.
O & C K U Co to W II Creigli'uii,
w i of n w M of lot 4 see 6 J 5 e
I'eier Keler to O McCart, n e M of
s1 30 4 a 1 1
G W N Taylor loj J Taylor, 30
seres in s w of sc 19 4 1 e. . .
Winaor L & I Co 10 J W Nicks, lot
9 blk 12, Wii.sor
J. W Hick to Winsor L & Co, lot 3
blk 12. Winsor
Judv Hm nvn toC K Cramer, lot 1 1 ,
Clackan as Park
W T Bnrnev et al to F A Toeiel-
iniiii.47 01 a res 111 claim 41 2 I
1 p..
Liicv Smith to L B Yoder, , t e
d 1 e M of sec 5 s 1 e . ...
V ri to John Marks, claim 37 5 1 e
I (1 Ihividson 10 .fas JjMiay Tract
I). Clackamas Riverside 1
J P linife to John S: hewie, 10.13
acre in s-c 31 2 s 1 e WW
ijeorn A Ilarilintf t Jennie B
llardtni', Ms 34 5 wn-l t) Mock
21 On-a-oii Ciiv
Florian Ott t' C N Krotarh, S a-res
in spc 2, 2 a 2 e
Will. Ltnd Co t iGeore M Tin ker,
lot 13 blk 6, Acis-rson's suli
E A Lontf to i E Hedges lots 3 ami
4 Mk 0 Canemali
C W Kisley to J II Olds, agreement
t hue
G W Waldion to C E Craeler, 1
acre in Kislier claim
B Krrt bv slienff to J D long,
iUiui W4s3e
2500
050
243
1
000
2..0
1
600
5109
407
Pat
loct $125 on throe promissory notes, vyas
concluded Tuesday night. .
W. II. Goddard has been granted a
divorce from II, 8. Goddard, on the
ground of desertion.
The indictment against George and
Charles McCormlck, of New Eia, was
dismissed. ' 1
Decrees of foreclosure were madn in
the suits of Minnie Hum vs Edward
Looney for $573; Thomazine Rudy vs
E. M. Atkinson, for $594, and Peter
Anderson vs E. M. Atkinson, for $504.
I'onitressman-elect Tongue apieared
in a car-e Friday appealed from Wash
int in coiiniy to settle the d unagna due
for putii g a ma I through a man's prop
er: v. The jury brought in a vuidict of
5000 $210 anil costs for plaintiff.
Alfred Y. Pears vs. Hiciiar.i iIshjoi;
plainiifT grantml 1-ave to ammen I coin-
Jos Mckenzie vs. John Graham, et al ;
default judgement and decroj of font
r..siire. Josiiih O-bnrii vs Fr mk O-iburn; de
cree for aaleand dislrilintion.
Slate va Klmer Thomas; grand jury re
Mirtd true bill on charge of rape, trial
on Wednedaf . .
Georne Silver was grante 1 a divorce
Wednesday.
Coroner W. N. (i t Ifrev on Mond iy
won his suit against thi county for fea
w'dch the county court refused to pay.
The smoimt rejected by th county
court was $11,110, hfing pirtof the ex
peiisfs of holding the inquest on the
hody of Mrs. l-iice, a jtminly charge.
The coroner bronght suit in justice
court and won there. Tne t o inly ap
pealed to tliM circuit, where a demurrer
aar argued and overruled and judgment
iiiven the plaintiff for tf-e amount
claimed.
The action 0 Alt rney Ilnstan, of
IlilUb-iro, to collect $0 on a prom as ry
note given him by M. Tan nler. of Os
wego, for an aitorney's fee, also resulted
in favor of the plaintiff.
Annie John was granted a divorce
from Daniel Johns on the irround of
failure to support, an I given the custody
of a minor cl.ild.
llm sealed verdict of the jury aitrec l
np-m Hilurday mitlit in the action ol
2Ti0 John Milne va. Wa.himtton C mnty waa
len Mondav and awarded Uie pfanititf
3500 $300. He sued for $720.
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