Till Oregonian aaya. ''Grout . Britain
is the motlidr of plutocracy ; it Iiuh beon
plutocracy for 300 yeara ; it became the
mother of plutocracy through the efforts
of iU aristocrat! to check the progress of
liberal ideal in Europe in the days of
the French Revolution, and its progeny
has been plutocracy ever since. It stands
at the head of all countries in the amass
ment of great fortunes and in the con
solvation of commercial power. In
OREGON CITY COURIER
By A. W. CHENEY.
City and County Official Paper.
Eatered la Oregon OUjr pustofllceMaecond-claai matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One year 2 no
Blx months 1 00
Tli run mimlhc fid
I f paid lu advance, por year 1 so I Eoglund, more than in any other country
The date onoonlte Tour address on the I of the world, money is everything, and
paper donotei (he time to which you hare paid . an -.., T.,n ,r.
ADVSBnsiNO RATits. , essentially a rebellion aifaiiwt "the
nianmnir nusineai anven wmenn rermonini ., , . . ,, .i ii...,.
-llnchSl JlacheaSl 60.mnohe1.75.4ln(M uuleru P'""-? . " "?
$2,5 inoheacoiumn)U.'26,iuiiiche(itcoiiiiuii) a everything and man nothing. Eug-
et, iU llicuua icoiuiuil) 90, yuan vomritui. iv vvw i . . . ,, , ,
cent less, land, as the head of all commercial
Transient advertlsomenta: Per week I Inch I . ,i!i... w
flue. 2 Inches 7.-M!. 3 loh. II. 4 Inches 11.25. 5 euuntjs, IB merciless uiumiui .
tnche i.w, io inche. w so, w) inohei w Ure tributary to the p lutocratic mother,
i j)irui aiiinriiuitinotirti' far ittin nni in i '
aertiou ii. e h additional insertion too. Am- and until we throw off our vansulage,
davits of publication will not be lurniaiied until -.i.,,,,,,. ,,.,!,, lnnv. i. , time
Duu Icat on fees ant nam. - , ,
Local notices! JTi ire cent! per line per week. I taino. p.nat. wn will lie nroamjrons onlv
per month KOu. ... "' A ::',.', i.i t.
Ill part, vjui luioniuu in vuu wwiki in
certainly not to muke the money lords
of England still richer, The moneyed
aristocracy rules England, trampling
under their feet the common herd, over
one-half of which must live from hund
to mouth. Her manufacturers and
merchants continue to heap up rjulii-B
by the import of cheap raw materials
and food stuffs, while the profits of her
farmers have decreased to zero. Eng
land's '(Commercial policy, is no less
aggressive than her military policy, and
hot we, fliS people, :but the great bankers
of London rule the United Stab-s,
PATR3MZK HOME INDUSTRY.
. OREGON CITY, DECEMBER 11, 1896.
To Subscribers.
The Reason of the year has arrived
when the proprietor of a newspaper
naturally expects ..to receive some com
pen sat ion for his labors. The amounts
due us from subscriliers are individually'
small, but taken in the aggregate they
amount to quite a largo sum. During
these hard times.it taxes all one's ener
gies to keep a paper afloat. Please try (
end us a dollar or Wo on account, jr if jt a not difficult to point out the com
you are unable to'get the dol)ar and have bmati(oos..whliub,.roni. behind the pro-
produce send or ;bring that we tectlng. shield of the law, are acting in
Allow you market priced ' V'V,.; J defiance of law and menacing' bur most
. k w iMBtr institutions. There are Papa
wTivKi'ti fit UP A MM FtMfhj lUnigton; t&e rellroad -magnate, nd
: his tools, who nave done more to corrupt
The Hew.-lorn, Journal, unaertiaw 01 jhe o( California thfah : all other
T.. t 10 tk.t M . ll.nn.ll . - . . . .
i.uvomm. w.umion ..... .. ..u,.u. influences together; the coal : oil
political guarantee fund to prAUtft-liinv ionopolywbich corrupts state leglsla
t Against all moneys advanced in thejate ture Bn( congressmen and ruins any
, campaign exceeded 116,000,000. one which ,Und8: j tbe way o( its
Mr. Hanna drew f fam.eVery i fate caiV sUaiu ' scheming j the . coal combine,
ol tne Mississippi ana aiso irom wwa ana, which ruIea he COal Tegions of Pennsyl
. the boruer-uneBouinern siaies-Krv,, and adj0tning 8tateB with
Aoey, Tennessee and West Virginia.. oflrolianj haa squeezed milliohs upon
New York ' city largely guaranteed tf,- mmoM rom lhe pubUc by,corners in
000,000 of the sum-but perhaps it would coa, . tho Big Four,, of 0ilic8g0 which
Mine Detterway wgivnewojen.wii. dictateg the price of beef cattle from
Here it is: I Illinois to Texas antf distant Oregon ;
ew york......... "the nail trust, which, in spite of the
Pennsylvania.... 2,600,000 baratimell has enhanced the price of
l,onnecticui... i.uw.uw oai,8 ven hundred per cent., and
Massachusetts 1'500'00(J over a hundred more similar corabina
jviaino, iNow iiampsmre, er- tions, which have parceled out among
monl sw.wy themselves the leading industries of the
New Jersey ?..... 1,000,003 counKtry 'ft tany wonderthat wealth
Illinois l.COO.OOO .r,,n!.i Pantl,Plni intn tlm han.la of
. Ohio..; ; lOOJOOO tbe'coiAvaraUTe fewt What has. been
poumern stales.. ... ... ..... .... . A",w dolio by,the general government to cur
Western states. .... .7...'.. .'.JSOOO this gigantic evilT Nothing. Wil
. ToUl. , ..... ...... Vi... 10.000.000 McKinley begin a warfare against the
Perhaps some of lhe . contributions wry agencies which, by bulldozing, were
Tub president bus not seen fit to ex
press any definite views as to the course
the United States should take with re
ferenee to the "insurrection in Cuba,"
as tlie. great majority of the people had
hoped be would, -and missed this rare
opportunity to achieve popularity near
the end of his official career. It is
likefy that speedy and decisive action by
congress will express the opinions of the
American people in no uncertain terms
The Cuban rebels control the larger part
of the island and ought to.be recognitcd
by this nation as an Independent people.
Phkhidbnt Cleveland, in bis , annual
message to congress, invites attention to
tho danger of "trusts and. other huge
aggregations of capital," whose "ten
dency is to crush out individual inde
pendence," but doubts whether theso
evils can he adequately treated through
federal action, because the laws hereto
fore enacted by congress to regulate
trusts and monopolies, as interpreted
by the courts, do not reach the difficulty.
In the preisdent's opinion, eaph state
must act for itself in this matter.
According to Prof. Hilprocht, the dis
tinguished archicologist of tho Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, there is now abun
dant evidence, ul'the cuneiform writing
on tablets unearthed at Nippur, that
thto Babylonian people existed nd we,re
civilized enough, to be able to write, at
least 700Q years, before, Christ, or about
9000 years ago4 ...,t t ..,,,,.., . r.
Tbi pay streak, of. . marvellous riqhj
iibbb, irom wiiicii, u la wpuruuue w
now being tekea jn the Bantiam mine
indicates tbat;npt many years, hepce
a number of the rich gold-bearing (edges
of Oregon will, be hves of, industry
Capital for. development is,.thj .great
desideratum of our , Jatent minera
NOTICE.
Unitio Statu Land Urrici,
Ores on City, Or., Nor. IT. m.
riOMI'UINT HAVING BEKN ENTERED AT
thli olBce by Peter Kearney attaint! Calvin
W. tucai for baudonins hla Iloineatcad Entry
No. 703. dated June 19, tHM, upou the NJ of
8W '4 of Pecllon H. Townahlp 2 8., Banget E.,
in Clackamas oounly, Oiegoo, with a view to
the cancellation of aald entry, the laid parties
re hereby iummoned to appear at U. 8. Land
Office at Oregon City, Oregon, on the Itb day of
January, Wo 7, at 10 o'clock a. m to reapond and
furnlah testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
ROBERT A. MILLER, Reglater.
WM. OA WO WAY, Receiver.
: APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.
UOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WK HHALL
apply to the city council of Oregon City, Ore
gon, (or a saloon llcenao lo continue our aaloon
located on lot 1 of block In Oregon City.
Lh-enae to date from the IS'h of liaccmbcr, Ihwj,
WOOD KAMHO.
wealth.
(l.Vj'.-J
If is said that Geo. Q. Bfownell of tKis
city will make the nominating speech
for-- Senator. Jlttchell. ysx,, the coming
legiBiBHTC aeeeiuviy,,.,, . t ,. ,
' G;'H. ISOMf), w.
Clvfl Ensjussr t Depiity JTitysirvsysr
l.-f -if. ! ,.V
Will be t Court Houae on each, Saturday
ana e ngoiar mmi uava u. i
. : . . ...gounty .toqrt. ,i( ,
, JOHN WELCH,
dentist. '
Rooma 79, n tv Dekum,
poiming.
'PoRTLatiD, ORKootr.
Msiiy of my frisnda hsva
troubls tor. Sad ais. hence
this card,
i-i-".. ;.
from leading families, syndicates and
corporations may be o.f interest. Here
nre a few :
Gould family ( 50,000
Lazard Freres ami connections., 5:1,000
.llrown Brothers & Co. and con
nuet ions ,. . .50,000
Heididbach, Iukelheimer & Co.
uiul connections 50,f00
It. P. Flower and connections,. , 25,000
Morgan A Co. nnd connections . 11)0,000
Vanderbilt family 20,000
Yermilye & Oo. nnd connections 50,000
Morton, !lins & Oo. and connec
tions 60,000
ELECTORAL V0TF. SINCE mo.
Lincoln, 18(10 180
Lincoln, INIU ...210
Grant, IHtiK 214
Grant, 1872 21)2
JJayes, 18711 170
Garfield, 1880 214
Cleveland, 1SR4 21!)
HarriHon. 1XN8 233
Cleveland, ISW 277
McKinley, 18MH 204
T.ik republican party dare) to lay
claim to a monopoly of the favors of the
Almighty. Tho money sharks of New
York inform us in a late circular thnt
"special Providence did come to this
planet" to elect McKlnley ; Mark Hanna
asserts that tho major "got there" by
keeping one hand on him and tho other
on God,and I'rof.McUmghlin of Chicago,
creature of Coal Oil Rockefeller, says
th it the free-silver agitation is the work
of Satan. If the Prof, is right, the co.tl
oil monopoly must be guarded by the
angels of heaven. It is pogHible that
Marcus Hanua and his virtuous band of
co-workers have stolen the livery of
heaven in order that they may serve the
devil more effectively.
most influential in accomplishing his
election? Hardly probable.
The Chicago Dispatch had a Thanks
giving editorial with a protest. It asks
if the Christian churches as they exist
in the world today reflect the character
and will of lhe founder. It reminds the
church nnd the state that there are three
million enforced idlers in America now,
and the prospect that the next three
months will add at least half that many
more to tbe army of the unemployed.
It insists that more than half a million
American homes are in different degrees
of want and disiress owing to these
circumstances, and then concludes that
somelwdy or something is to blame for
these hard times, and says it is not the
Almighty, for he has promised that the
seed time and harvest shall not fail, and
they fail not. The earth yields of her
fruits and mines nnd brcadstuffs, and
all othur necessaries for llie comfort of
man in abundance, and yet man is to a
great extent in poverty and want; the
rich are becoming richer, the poor,
poorer. From a plain, common, happy,
prosperous people of half a century back,
we have liecome a nation of millionaires
and tramps, for there has grown up in
the land "an almost irresistible power,
with teeth as knives and jaw teeth as
swords to devour the poor from off the
earth and the needy from among men.' "
: JAMES MtfRROW,
Decorating ,., :
Paper Hanging, '
Artistic House Painting
And'Kalsominp;.
Removed from Itnlmnn's Old RtHnd to Nex
Poor to Coukiik Kiiilding on .Seventh Street, .
Near Depot, Oregon City, Oregon.
I
I
GEO. A. HARDING,
PBALKR IN
IP "
DRUGS
I Standard Pat. Medicines.
Paints, Oils and Window Glaus.
Prctertptiont Accurately Compounded
QABPINO'S BLOCK.
It is a mutter of vital interest to tbe
public that, according to the Popular
Science Xews, !St Van Niemeutowski
has prepared a papergiving an account of
varltoxethylorthoamidoparatoluylamide,
of iiitrometamethylorthouramidobtMi
zoyl, of diiiitriunetniiiethylorthmirami
dobynioyl, of diamidonictamcthylor
thouramidolienroy, and of the diacetyl
ilerivative of diamidometamethylor-thouramidolicnzol.
Rmtiu.ican mistake No. 1 will be tho
management of Major McKinley's in
auguration by Boss Hanna, and the in
sult offered tho country when this
purte-prottd corruptionist assumes a
portfolio in the npw cabinet. The major
is bound hand and foot by the greedy,
selllsh, unscrupulous, powerful men
who ''pulled him through," and, natu
rally, it is more than probable that he
will commit more blunders than are
necessary to utterly rout the republican
party in HHK). The lane along which
Mark has been leading William's band
wagon is likely to have a short turn
that will land it in the ditch.
Xotwitiima.munu the wave of pros
perity that is deluging the country,
large factories are closing and banks are
failing, and H00 families in Chicago are
At the verge of starvation. Tbe wail of
Tut case of Oregon City against the
county treasurer, involving tbe right to
road taxes collected within the city, was
decided by the supreme court on Mon
day. Judge Mcltride held the city
charter unconstitutional, but on apjical
the supreme court held the charter valid
and that the city was entitled to the
Notice of Dissolution.
To all whom it may concern, notice
is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name
of Petzold & Gale has lieen dissolved by
mutual consent and that hereafter the
business will be conducted by Richard
Petzold. Accounts due the firm can be
paid to either partner and must be set
tled bafore January 1st, 1897, so business
can be closed up.
Richard Petzold
Chas. H. Ualk.
Oregon City, December 1, 1890.
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIXES.
MOTICE 18 IIKHE1IY OIVBN THAT TBE
undersigned hare been appointed by the
Hon. (lordon'E. Hayes, county Judgs of Clacka
mas county, state o( Oregon, executrixes of the
will and estate of John Cobery, deceaxed. All
persona bavins claims analnit the aald estate are
hereby reqiiin-d to present the same duly vari
fled and with proper vouchers within six months
from the dale hereof to the undersianed execu
lrizea,'at the office of Heilgea Griffith, Oregon
City, Oregon. Pated this 11th day of November,
MM. MARY COHEBY,
MARY A. H ALKY,
Kxcculrixea of Estate of John Cubery, Deceased
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the dtutfl of Oregon, for
me uoiimy ui viacBuuias.
Thomaxlne End; , executor of Ablo Kiicly estate,
riaiutin, vs. Hanmei Kamautiu aim callierinu
itaunxleu, OefeuUanU.
State of Orugon, County of Clackamas, aa.
Y VIRTUE OF A Jl'DUMKNT ORDER,
decree and an execution, duly laurd out
ol ami under the seal of the above untitled unim.
In the above entitled cause, to rce duly iltrcctcii
and dated the tttth day of November, lxtxi, upon
a luilutueiil rendeivd and entered in snhl court
on the l'Ah day of Hepleuiber, lsisi, In favor of
plaintiff and khIu1 delendanla for the uin of
JOi So. with Interest Ihereoa at the rats of lu
Per cent. Per annum from the Uth da; of Hen-
temoer, inw, una we lunner sum ui fav as
attorney a lee, ana ine Dinner sum oi m.w.
cusMsnd disbursements, and the ooata of ana
anon this writ, commanding me Ui maka sale
of the following described eal property attune
In tb couii(y of Clackamas, slate of Oregon,
to wn: The .oiith half of tbe It. I- C. of James
"Brewa situated In townahlp three south, range
inreeeaMot m Willamette Meridian, solium
log 160 acres lu section No. 'J&ut aald township
aiso lae roiiowins: aeaviosairaci, -wii: negiu
Racket Store i4
Men's Heavy Caps, lined with flannel, just the thing for
cold weather, for only 25c.
Boy's Felt Hats 10c.
Men's and Boy's Golf Caps, 20 to 35c.
Holiday Fancy Work Materials.
Stamped Linens.
Embroidery Silk.
All Kinds of Knitting Silk.
Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, from th
largest to the smallest, nice tor Amas
presents.
Headquarters for MASKS twenty
five dozen to select from,
11 1 S I-
"itrtcltct tor' Main St., 0pp. I barman Uros,
L
nine at a point iL7AehaUs east and 'UJ chains
ol tue n. n corner ot tne n t. n
said seotlop li, ru lining thence sreatitO 12chalus
thence aouth SO chains: thence east 2H.76 chains
Iheni icirtb Itt.lA chains; tbencs west l.fr'l
chains lo the place of beginning, eoolaluihg lflu
acres. - - ...
Mow. therefore, bv virtue ot laid exeeu'lon.
judgment order and decree, and lu eoroplUnee
wild tne commands oi sat.t wrii, 1 win, on pal
arday, the 2d day of January, lw7, at the hour of
1:30 o'clock P. M. at the Irani door of lhe county
curt house In the eity of Oregon CHy. in said
eountr and stale, sell at public auction, sablect
to woemptiva, in tne nignesi Dtoner, tor t. .
gold coin, easb In baud, all the riuhl. title and
Interest which the wlllilk asmed dsfendanta.or
either of them, bad on the date of the mortgage
nerera or since naa m or to tne aoove described
real eronertr or aur Dart thereof, to satisfy aald
execution. Judgment order, . decree, interest,
eou and all aouruiug costs. .
U. W. UKJtCaL
Bherlff of .Clackamas Coanty, Ortgoa.
Dated, Oregon City; Or., November 28tn, 18U6.
- ' SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the' State of Oregon, lot
ine county oi-viacsanias. .
Thomsilne Eudy, Executor of the Will of Able
euoy, ueceeaea, riaintiir, vs. Joan r. r.amia
tou and Emma Edmlaton, Oefeudanla.
State of Oregon, County of Clsekamaa, ta.
BY VIRTL'I or A JUDGMENT ORDER,
decree and au execution, duly issued out of
and under the seal of the above emitted court,
lu the above entitled cause, to me dulv directed
and dated tht 27ih day ot November, isU6, upou
a judgment rendered and entered In said court
on the Ulb day of September, leUa, in lavor ol
Thomaiiue Kuiiy. executor of the will of Ablo
Eudy, deceased, paiBltn, and against John T.
EdinUton and Kuima Kdinlston. defendants, tor I
tne sum oi s-hu.oo, wnn interest inereon at tne
rate oi ten per ueni. per auuuna i ompnsin
day of Hepleiuber, ltw, and the further sum of
saoUU aa attorney's fees, and the furtheuum of
slO.uo. costs and disbursements, and the costs of
aud upon this writ, commanding me to make
sale of the following described real property
situate lu the couiry of Claokamas, atute of
OreKou, lo-wli : A part of the 1. L. C. of L. P. C.
Latoiiretle tu towusnips i ana & ouin ana range
2 east of the Willamette Meridian, bounded aa
follows, lo-wlt. tieKluning at a Potut sootn ee
degrees west US chains aud uorth 46 degrees we.st
at chains from the southeast corner of Maid
claim, pinning thence north 45 degrees west
II 4U chains to a atone: thence north 711 degrees
30 minutes east 1U.M chains to a sloue; llience
south 44 degrees west 16 0a chains to place of
beginning, containing 9 acres- more or Ichh.
fow. therefore, by virtue of said execution,
Judgment o-der and decree, and lu compliance
with the oouiiuunds of said writ, I will, on
bHturilav. the M dnyf January. 1C07, at the hour
of lOo'ciock A. M. at the front doorof the county
court house In the city of Oregon City, in said
county and stale, sell at public auction, subject
to redemption, to the highest biiUier, for U.S.
gold coin, cash in hauil, all the right, tills mid
nterest Wlilcn the Wltntii naiuea aeieitauuis or
'liherot them, hail on the date of the mortgage
herein or since had lu or to llie above described
real orooertv or any part thereof, to satisfy said
execution, judgment order, decree, interest, costs
and all accruing cosis.
U. IV, OKALC,
Sheriff of Clackamas County, Oregon.
Dated, Oregon City, Or., November 28, ltitiO.
GREAT DRESS GOODS
.SALE.
OF FINE AND MEDIUM-PRICED GOODS..
Consisting, of . Fine Black, French Novelties
in. . Plaids v and Fancy Weaves; Frtncfe
Crepon and Astrachan Cloths; Frenclli AS
' : ' ; 'mas, Soleils, and Satin Imperials; Silk, and
. i. , ' Double Warp French , Henriettas ; Beng
. lines," Foula and Extra Double Warp Serges.
.... ; 'The handsomest array of Fine Black Novelu
" -t .. ties -ever shown- or, displayed rby any diry
: s goods house in Pottland. . , J , ,
COLORED DRESS GOODS... , , J ;
i We wNl place very attractive, lines of New
and desirable goods on. sale this week at 25c
a yd; several lines of heavy, all-wool, fancy
iijMixtures at 33c yd.-ur joc quality;
. ,.. i four lines of 4C-irich'j all'Wool; -fancy Suitings
,. j. kt 36c a yardi 27 pieces of 52-inch, strictly
: ;,.: "vi; J:;aH-wool; Extra-Heavy ,deifplc, warp Serge
,t . i . Jf6 qualityifor socperyard.
We are and' we 'claim to' hi the Great and , Only EXCLUSIVE
' DRY GOODS HOUSE, in Portland for first-claw (
,.: , v.. eborfs, Cloaks, Papes. and Jackets.
McAtLEK& McDonnell,
Papular Dry Oooda Housa,
t;or. ard a Morrison.
Portland,
Oregon.
I
All pain baDisnaviy !t 'M!t"' rain PUu
ORDIXAXCE XO....
Oregon City dot s ordain M fellows:
tnilE COMMITTKE ON STRKKTS AND PrBUC
a
MUSIC COUPON NO. 36.
The following beautiful new songs by
Mandville-Kastman, will be mulled to
auv address on the receipt ot 10 rents
earn (Introductory prloe) or lhe entire 6
snn,s for 4o cents, providing this coupon
is sent with order. Kaon piece has a
handsome title page and retails lor 40o.
I'm Dreainlne: of the I'ast.
If We Hhotild Meet Again.
Wrecked, or You Were False, Not Truo
to Me.
Onlv a Song of Long Ago.
1 Have Left You Though I tove You.
Address: The Wiley B. Allen Co.,
211 First St., Portland. Oregon
GEO. F. HORTON
h.HAS
PURCHASED..
RDING'S BAKERY AND GROCERY
..AND RESTOCKED IT WITH
...COnPLETE LINE OP...
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Bread and Pastry a Specialty.
r
COLLARING
A
MAN
"1
Is not the way to make a
man enter your store and
buy. We don't attempt to
force any one to purchase
Irom us, but by offering
value for money, seek to
show them that buyers' and
sellers' interests are really
identical.
CHARMAN & SON
(Several IVIercljarjdise
.J
lroivritv apiH-ala to heavon from every j col,rt ohould hate made an aj.portion
r.'at city in the union. nwni of the ,.lIes u,fore tniu The (U.
oision settles the city's rlttht to the fund
MiKi.ni.ev's ilurality in Oregon is
CtVIO, l.iit liia majority i leas than SO.
The prohibition and lojrna democratic
candulatef got alxmt the :true nutuK-r
i'f vote. Timtr.
property la hereby authorised to purchase
1 jo eiitiir vards of cruhel rock at the lowest mar-
money, although the demurrer was sus- set price, such rock to be used for the repair of
tamed on the ground that the county streets, whenever said committee shall find it
necessary.
The price of this rock shall be paid out of the
general fund.
Published by onler of City Council made at
regular meeting of Council held on Pcrember
th, WW.
THO?. F. RYAN,
City Recorder.
I'm. ix the republican party lias
utterly lost its head it will not engage in
further tariff-raiding in the interest of
trusts and monopolies. .V. '. World.
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i
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