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City Library CIT COURIER, 14th YEAR. OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1897. Mn .aci v OREGON WW) IP . ' Mill SUCCESS IN BUSINESS Is attained by tlio use of good Bound common sense. The merchunt who gives fair, honest values for the price never will be without plenty of customers. While we will always meet the price of "unit" mer chants to cash trade, we never resort to fake Bales or any other deceptions to attract trade. Our ap peals are to your pocket book, and we give the best all-round values. The average man or woman .has sense enough to know that when staple goods, like groceries, are offered for less than real value, they are of inferior quality or old and shop-worn. "Baits" were invented to catch fish, not men. We Solicit Your Trade. E. E. Williams, tik, ciiwer, 'Phono a, MuHjnic llldg. ' I I I I I SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY OUR NATIVE HERBS. . The Original Herb Compound. GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER REGULATOR. Treatment for 200 dnvs forlloo. Tn not fall to give them a trial and he con vinced. A'pplv to El). KKDDAWAY, Airt. forClaokainiiHcoiinty. Agt. for Dr. Foot's Plain Home Talk 4 Medical Common Sense. nrnnsuinv Confectionery aiid dear Klnre, Seventh St., . GEO. RlDLjAWAY, Fast of Opera House. Oregon City, Oregon. ..BHH - rnnfipld RlnrV. : : II A WORD ABOUT SHOES. QINCE opening in Oregon City our Shoe trade has stead ily increased. This has induced us to show a much larger line for spring than we have ever shown. There is no disputing the fact. We make lower prices on Shoes than any other house in Clackamas county and low er than Port land's largest houses. If you have been pay ing too much for your footwear and are not satisfied give the ...BEE-HIVE... A trial ;intl ijou will be Ilie winner. r Oh, Charles, that's nothing, 'ou don't need to cry about such a trifle, go to 151-LLC) MY & HUSCII and buy for 40c 6 better Plates than you broke. We also sell 6 large Cups and Saucers for 40c. Our new stock of DINNER SETS, finely decorated, was never before as complete as now, $7.50 per set. DECORATED TEA SETS, $2.25. j BKLL0.1IY A HUNCH, The HousefurnishnrK. OREGON CITY, OR. ROSENTHAL SISTERS, Artistic Hair Dressers. WIG MAKING. MANICURING. Country Orders Receive Prompt Attention 1 63 Fourth Portland, Or. CLUBBING LIST. Regular Tlnth Price Papers OrffeooN City Cocrikb and Week I v Orcgnninii...i Thricca-Week N. Y. World Thrlcea-Wcek Courier Journal New Occasions Kiiral New Yorker Country Gentlemen Prairie Farmer Leslies' Weekly American Agriculturist lloth ....:) uo ,...2 50 ....'2 Ml ....2 50 ..i! 50 ....4 (K) ....2 5u ,...5 AO For 2 GO 2 00 2 INI 2 00 1 (HI 2 6(1 2 (HI 3 2.". 2 Oil 1 115 2 110 1 00 .2 50 harm Journal - oo Poultry Monthly 2 80 America!! Poultry Journal 2 00 This appllm to new subscribers or old ones paying in advance. ceo IIJVR: Oregon City, Oregon. Orep;on Citv. Orepron. Jl i I 1 4 M j FROQ POND. As it hits huen quite a while since there Ihih heen any iicwh from this place I will try and scrape tip a few. J.L.Krtiso has his wituhnill nhout completed ; its tower is about forty feet high, lie lias a tank in connection which will hold ahout L'000 gallons. School is progressing smoothly with Miss Jennie Noble as wielder of the birch. There are ahout 25 pupils in attendance this spring. "Gurley" has been making improve ments in the shape of some new fences I around the barn yard. August liepnart nas taken n contract to build a barn for Albert Turner. The house will probably come later and then ? The A. P. A. met last Saturday eve ning witli a good attendance. We hear there was an amateur pri.e light at Stafford a few days ago. La'rge boys sometimes meet their match when they least expect it. Well, the long exacted confidence made its appearance a few days ago in the shape of a wind storm. We always had an idea that wind was about all there was to it. April 12th. 1 to 1. HIGHLAND. The Highlanders can truly say: ltejoiee and be glad For it sunshines at latit The clouds have departed And starvation is past, at least for the present. This has been a tough winter, everybody out of feed and starvation and famine staring us in the face all the time, but at present vegetation is grow ing, trees are budding and everything in nature smiles. Kobert Ginther, our ambitious young teacher, commenced schoul at Highland with a good attendance. We wish him every success and hope he will teach the young ideas how to shoot right. The Highland literary and debating society is running on full time now 'as ever before and we will briefly state that you are missing a treat during your absence. M E. Kundle, president; G. R. Miller, secretary. The Mayfield boys whilo hunting recently found and robbed a eoyce nest with seven young pups.. The beys took them homo and nursed them awhile but finally they all died. They will make $14 out of the scalps now. So there is no great loss without some small gain April 13th Ooiiiikspoxduxt. REDLAND. Oreiron is herself (main, and we are having some line weather. Grass looks as green as some of the Redland boys, the orchards are in full bloom, also wild currants, lilies and our yard pets, and you can sec the sports of our burg put ting on "ilog uaiiy. iUss Ida liarrett has returned home Portland sick. G. E. Davis of Heaver Creek was visit ing friends at Linn's mill Sunday. Miss Kate and Li..ie Tnncraft was the gu 'sts of Miss Lena Specs Sunday. Miss Hattie Wilcox was the guest of Miss Olive Mosher Saturday night. M r. and Mrs. Eveson were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sprague Sunday. Miss KntePanernft was visiting friends and relatives in Highland. While on her way home her horse threw her, but no bones were broken. 11. D. Johnson bus improved the looks of his farm by putting a fence around it. School commenced in district No. 21 on April 5th with A. T. Herman as teacher. Number of pupils enrolled is 20. J . O. Linn of Ourrinsville was at Linn's mill on business one day last week. Horn, on April 2d, to the wile of W. W. Sprague, a bouncing girl. Mr. Hainan has moved to the old Campbell place. .Mr. MiUer has moved in our town. He has got a job grubbing for G. Snees. Jin". Toiilison is visiting her mother a few days this week. There will be Easter services in the Bethel church next Sunday. The dunce at hiteman's Saturday night was well enjoyed by those present. j .lir-s Cora Leek and John Potter were united in lionds of matrimony by Justice SchueUd at the home of the bride's ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leek, of Redland. I The bride was becomingly dressed in jgray, and the groom wore the conven ! tional black. Alter the ceremony the j company partook of a bountiful feast to whi-di all present did ample justice. I Sunday night just as the sun was set 1 ting the boys gathered in from far and j near at Linn's mill to begin their march I to the residence of Mr. Leek. As the 'crowd reached the house they heard the I the violin and organ playing the "Fatal I Wedding;" as the music died away the jcaptian hallooed fire. This only lasting ; 2o minutes when the boys spied a barrel I of stomach bitters rolling out towards jtliem, which the lioys soon got on the ou'siile of. Then the happy crowd , went home as happy as a June bug. j P. New of Cnrriiisville was a cailar at j ; A. 15. Linn's Tuesday. ; Mrs. S. C Linn will attend thej ; Pomona grange at Astoria today. I J 11 .what is the matter w ith I the sa-n ty girls? i G. A. Sprastue and I). H. Mosher has started a I tar her Miop. ; April 14th. O'Ticklkk. ! CASTOniA. Tin fis cal it f MULINO. Win. Evans 1ms been engaged doing some repair work in the Million lumber company's mill. They are now ready to resume operations again after a short stop. Frank Albright 'expects In move on his new place in a couple of weeks. AVe hear that Mr. Perry of Cunby, who has bought a place here, expects to move next week. School has reopened for another three months term with Miss Miller of Oregon City as teacher. Clandie Howard, who has been away from home for some time, returned again last week. We are all glad to see Glaudie looking so well, and pleased to have him among us again. April 12th. Xit. Board of Trade. The regular April meeting of the board of trade was held at county court room in court house on Monday even ing with President H. E. Cross in chair. Chairman T. L. Charmnn of the sugar beet committee reported that ho had disposed of beet seed to about 100 ap plicants for trial packages, which were furnished by the manufacturers as sociation of Portland. The resignation of J. G. Pillsbury as secretary was accepted and J. W. Loder elected in his stead. The water way convention committee recommended that said convention be postponed till August Oth instead of June 1st as first intended and same was adopted. The following committee on the establishment of flax and hemp culture was appointed : J. A. Thayer, Jos Rice, E. E. Williams, E. C. Hamilton and D. U. Glass. The road committee was instructed to see what could be done towards improv ing the county roads lending from Ore gon City to Tualatin, to Damascus and up hill to New Era. The following committee was appoint ed to look after a starch faclory : E. E. Oharman, J. U. Campbell and W. A. Huntley. Probate Court. Execulur .f P. A. Weiss cstato ordered to collect note against J. II. Darling for $25.- V .Petition of E. J. Clayson for removal of Chas. Clayson as executor denied. John E. Welsh appointed guardian of James E. Welsh. Executors of J. K. liingmitn filed final report and Juno 8th set us day for final settlement. Resolutions. Hull of Multnomah Lodge No. 1, A. F. &. A.M. To the Worshipful Master, AVardens and Brethren of Multnomah Lodge No. 1, A. F. & A. M. Your memorial committee intrusted with the preparation of resolutions ex pressing the sentiments of this lodge on the ilt nth of Brother Luther M.Andrews, respectfully submit the following: On the lli of March, 181)7, death plucked from our number a brother who was beloved by all,one who will live in the memories of those whom have been blessed by him, ami in the remembrance of noble acts well done. We honored him in his lifetime and with feelings of fraternal affection, softened by sorrow, would gladly pay a fitting tribute to his memory, therefore, Itesolved, That in the death of Brother Luther M. Andrews, his family was deprived of a loving and affectionate husband and father, bis neighbors a good friend, the lodge 1111 honored and worthy member and the state an up right citizen. . Ite-olved, That we offer our heartfelt sympathy t j his bereaved family in the grief they must feci in this separation. Itesolved, That a copy of these resolu tions be sent to the bereaved family, given to the Oregon City papers for publication and that they be spread ujmn the records of the lodge. Fraternally submitted, M. E. Bus. It. KoKHNKK, F. S. Kki.i.v, Committee. A course of Hood's Sarsaparilla taken now "ill build up the system and pre vent serious illness later on. Get only Hood's. j Do not wear impermeable and tigiit ! fitting hats that constrict the blood-ves- j scis of the sculp I'se Hall's Hair lie-, newer occasionally, and you will not I ; bald. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, n hf f It Bill ' lid Ttry CIRCUIT COURT CASUS. Complete List of the Cases and Attorneys of the April Term which Convenes the 17th. 1.1 IV. Iilltenli.iurer, Hunt & Co VH II SluDllllllld; Sanderson Keeil nil irn.'v (or p. II V lor p II W It "Mi is John F I'lul'lps; Will II Walke, James Humphrey vs A M Sh liley: J V Beach lor p. W II Ames v Lizzie X Bowers: G i Amen (or p. T It WorthiiiKton v Henry Thiescu; Porter & l.atnuretle (or p: Mcndetihall A Hresser for (I, J IM'uok vh M irlon .loll n von el al; .Miller & Miller fur p: Caph's ami Allen for l .lo.i )liii Tompkins v Mux well llumsby; II 1) Nli'holn (or il. W T Ihimey v Henry Smalli 'M ct all W T Unrney inr p. KnImtic. Uocliinan i Co vs W A Ackerniaii; Cox, Teal A Minor fur p. Caapur .linker v Herman Troeger, I. R J mi ne lor p; A tvlmlu for il. John l'ar.er vs Ida M Mcl'lelliin; Kinmoim it i: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 h (..r p. J K Slicnk v A M Walker et al; 0 K llaym (or p. (ieo (iiitmnn vs Hans Johnson; llioivnell & Ilrcser for !. xik 11, Selling A Co vs H M Hurtman; W II Whik'Hehl lor p. W (i Humlall v Allen Simmons et al; V C Johnson f r p; C I) .t II C I.Htonrelte (orl. A F Stokes vs 0 1 Dix et al; 0 1) A 1) C Utou relte for p; H K Cross (or (1. 11 l Johnsou vs A I.J anus; llru'.viiull It Hayes for p. I'orlland Trust Co of Oregon vs Kllz.it J Cason; Williams, Wooil & Lliillilcuin for p; CD A DC Lalourelte ford Portland Trust Co of Oregon va F V White; Williams, W ootid Muthicuiu (or p; H row null & Dresser fur il. Portland Trust Co of Oregon vs Caroline M Myers et al: Williams, Wood A l.liilhieuiii for p; Pulley it llalliray for 1. I'orlland Trust Co of Oregon va Kdward M Aikinson. tninoc: Williams, Wood 4 Mtithiuuin for p; liololi, Malloy & Simon for d. Portland Trust Co oi 'Jre'ton vs lienrletta llalhawav; Williams, Wood ii Llnlhleiiiii lor p; ll.llty A: Ilsllimy ford I'ettiaud Trust Co of Oregon vs A R A'Husou; Williams, Wood & LUhtcum for p; Dulpli, Mulloy it Hi mon ford, Tlios Duhl vs J C niingrrfonl. llonoru Davorcn vs Agues Crookshanks; Pros tok I-eivis, Pencil A Slinoii for p: C H Hie for il. Kil Mueekeet al, partners as Wlllauiclle Trad lug Co vs J M Nolan et al; Uufiir & .Meiiufee (or p; Kroivnell A Dresser lord. K A J M Kiiizie vs John Flemmlug; Drlggs & Sivopa for p: Mcliolas iv. Davis for d. Allen H White vsoregonClty.Wli hlllnger .'or p. porlerJt t'ampliell fnrd. Khins Kroliu vs 11 Heuscii; L L Porter for p; Geo C llrowiiell for d. II K lirccly vs I, 11 101I1 et al; Bronmigli, Me. Arthur, Feiiton A Droll, uigli for p; CHilli: Lainurelte for d. Chas Hiitman vs James Martin et at . Broivuell & Campbell lord. John Foster vs Rudolph Uunlenbelii; Pattou, Ucach, SearsA siiuo.i (or p. Ashford & Tell va 1) W Smith; llrowuell A Campbell fur p. John Schmidt vs Charles Van llureti; L L Porter for p. K 10 Ma.ton vs F M Sunnier; C Pi DO Latoii relte for p; Broivuell & Campbell for cl. ltotliehild Uros vs K V Davis; Sweek A Davis for p. J S Mitchell et al vs Wilhelmiiia Koehler; L I. l'orter fur p: J K Marks for d. Fred hiclileweva llalthnznr Kurt; Sivopes an I l.aliuiretles iorp; llrovviii'll & Campbell ford Samuel Mallieivs vs H V LuelliiiK Si Co; W II lloliyns for p; W S U'Ren for d. Mary A Lehigh vs V L Cliarinan; A 8 Dresser for p. ' F T Griffith vs Ed ltlnearsoii; Hedges Atirlfllth (or p. I) W Howard vs M Roinsteln: Flegel A Stauls lavkv for n: llriiwneli A Camnbell (or U. J W Smllli vss l)e Yoe; Uiowuull & Campbell (or e: 11 I;. Cross (or d. Dope, Anderson & Co vs K P Chapman & Thou Ml ion and A D Chapman & 1 bus lllaml; Whal ley & Meiu for p; Hrowuell & Campbell (or d. i;co lleiiew W A lloslon; llrowuell & Camp. tit-1 1 and V U Hyde lor p; C I & l C LalouretU! (ord. Alireil Sears y U (llass, ool ; U II Dye for p; hiiin uell A I'nnipbell for d The I'oinlulon Co vs Frank Vorhels and K C M.uldoi'k; 0 D A 1) (' l.atourette fur p. The t:ievelauil Oil & I'aiut i n va 11 E Cross; II W Uullitli lor p; H h Cross for d .1 II Meelcy vs T M Maker et al. W Harlow vs Henry Will: Hedges -t (irlllllli ( r p. Singer Mfg Co vs Helen '1 bumpkins; CD & D C Lntciirette for p. O Culling vs J It Richardson; C ? I I) C baton rede tor p. J A Jones vs Albert Krufl: II F & G W Kiropu for p. Pier Itros vs .1 I Cole, president Harlow-Will Mercantile Co: M W Suiilh (or n. Miller Bros vs W F Knlglitet al: II KC-nss for p. J II Revenue vs O M llailey; II IC Cross for p. O W Koliblus el ul vs J II Comer et al; Hough A Kby fur p. L Toeilleinler vs Clackauias Co; Jlrouaugll St Fentoii (or p, E II I'ltikci vs John Foster ami l.uceu Foster; toiiuiiieus & Lainsijii (or p Alice M Cobuiii vs John and I.uciila Foster; Hume it Hall for li. .lames Aikinson ct al vs J J Sehmlilt el al; Purler A: Dimli k for p. W W Parish vs Willie Bros; McCain, Irvine & Vinton lor p Cylliia II ilnsfiird v John Vit k mill (I W ilrace, shcrlll'; Drlggs & Marks for p; II F A G W Swop.' for d. C Zi ernian. trustee, vi W H Toll; Drlggs A Marks for p: llcilges A llrllliil, or d. W N Uiihems vs J ll Cionier et ul; II K Cross for p. (' .iiiiuiermnn. trustee, vs Win Harlow; Ilrlggs & Mirks or p: Hedges lirillith ford hainuel Sin Ian vs DC Howell; J II Middlctou for p: 1) C it C D l.niouretle for d. Levi Bobbins et ul vs Mie.'iael I'tiiidlelou; Hough &, Koy for p. I; n Fish vs W T T iiislcv et al; f: II live for p. W F Hubbard el ai vs ii F Driggs; j r. Mniks for p. Kariicst llocckmau vs ( lack onus co'.:nty; lln.iiiiii.'li A I-.-ii 1 1 m for p. t; Zimmerman, Irusiee, vs W S Till! et al; Driggs A: Marks for p; Httilges A- Crlllilli lr d. A Kuapp vs James Kvaus; II F & (i W swope for p; 1 11 niinlck for il. in TTinoTstcl vs David Andeinou: C D A D C I'litouretie for p. I'eter Warin-r vs Janies Kvaus: II V di (i W Swi.pe(orp; llrowuell Al Cniiipbell ford. Kroest iiurriiigloii vs J I. Swaliord et al; (. I) A I) C Laloiiretlu for p; llrowuell & Campbell ford. (ieo Webber vs Geo O ltlnearsoii et ui; II F A (Jen W bwope for p; Porter ,t Diiioek firrd. Francis Weis4 vs W II 'I buyer; F'lagel A Stauis lawky for p; B F A Ii WHwope for d. Iui-a liuvloii vs S W con iter el al; L I, Porter lor p: lirowiii'll A i 'ampis'li for d. Kuapp, llurrell A Co vs U W Huntley, t Di DC l.almiretle lor p. Thos Charmau A Hon vs W P O Conner; II E Cross Tor p- Thoschsrmsn & Hon vs Henry Cartright A Son; II E Cross for p Itosenilul, Fe.ler A- Co vs E J Mck'lttrlelc: (ieuin.hilversloue & Unslle lor p; Uiee A Dresser for d. Chas fiallogly vs Phillip lluriUm!; Hedges A (irllliili for p. ICCIiausou vs Gjo F Blair; Webster Holmes lor p. h ii Cuiineld vs Frank Vorhels et al; LI, i'orter for p. fc u Caiilleld vs lieoC llrowuell et al; I. L Porter for p. Anna fffliiti'iibcin, adm, vs Oregon City Mfg Co; i; Il Il t Lalourelte lor p. I' bus K aren vs i.rsnl Crid-ser et al; C II 1 II C La'iaireile lor P. Illram S'raiglit v tt (jlas-pool et al; Hedges A Grillilli for p. Leo Wela-r vs (ieo O Itinearsoii et al; It FA !, ,, W Swone (or ti. Jnm- Itoske i 0 8 Mi-Cord; Hedges A i.inlitli for p KijI.'ITV 1as. . I, eo Palinateer vs TJ K.nglisli et al; SB Huston (or p: Hrowuell A ('aiiipls-ll for d. Hoard ol Commissioner for Hale of Hehisfil Lands vs Mry A VViuiic el al; K Hayes fur p. ( has N Misires rs ITackaniua County; W T Sister for Ii. Josei.h Mendle v Mwoie for y ! olive M Kearney lor p. Frank M White t ! ew.p lor p. ' Nathan Pi-r-- v I'jt ft. A W Hell wan; II F A G W I'eter Kearney; Vm Held ! i (ills M Willi-; II F AG W I i 1) l- e et al: J X I'eaiey I Absolutely Pure. Celebrated for lis irreat leavening strength uiirl healllifiilness. Asriires the fond a'talnst alum and all (onus of ailulleralieii oomiuou to the cheap brands. BOtAI. RaKINO I'OIVDKB Co., NEW VOKK. A 0 Stoesdli: vs I) V Howard et al; W If Ilnbvns for p. WK llubliad vs Sth KJoifa; LL Porter for p. Franois E Kellogg vs Edwin A Smith; C U Dye for p E G Caiilleld vs L R Jiuiney and L Hamilton: A H Dresser (or ti. Mrsll V Harding vs Temperance I. Sivafford ct al: Hedees A Oriltlth for p. Alliance Trust Co .Mil, vs Cnnnln I) Corey ct ul; Brunaiigli. MeArtli lr, F-uioii A llroiiuugh for p; tleorge, lircgorv A Ininiiiwiiy lor d. Alliance T rut No, Lid, v Phi lps et al; Hro naiigh, MiMrthnr, Feulon A llronauxli (or p. Ella Riesle vs ( has Hliitrle: II K Cross for n. Mary C Uosch vs Win lloscli; C D A 1) C Latoli relle (or p. II Tlniin vs A Hlownssr et al; T FCowltig (ol p. Kllzii A Johes vs J U Jobes; llrowutll A i:amp hell lor p. Rnliecca Cochran vs James CiH'hraii; Hrowuell A Campbell fur p; II E Cross fur d. Ilcnrv Milev vs Gusiave Dah'lko and W B lliihllesoli; Itynti A Smith (or p Ix'iia W Walsh vs Andrew Walsh; Gordon K Hayes fur p. Oregon Ity vs Clackamas Co et al; C, I) A D C Latoureite for p, Laura K Ilunee vs W C limine; V R Hyde for p. Laura A Gordon vs James L Gordon: Hedges A Griffith for p.. Mabala S minon vs John II Simmons; C I) A i' i; iJiiioureue uir p. I, Ii Wise vs 0 O I' Williams et al; Hye A Ityan for p. M K Perrln vs E M Aikinson and E G Call Held; C 1) A Ii C l.atourette (or p. John F lat! vs R Tafl; Merrick A Masters for p' Mary Coliery et al vs A W Sclnvuu et al; Hedges A Griffith for p. The Investors Moilgago Security Co vs W K Monk nod Nauey Ellen Monk; Ihonaiigli, Mc t 11 ii r. teuton A llroii.tugh for p. A K Lpitourelte, executrix, vs (i W N Taylor el ill; C ll A I) U Latoiiretlc for p. IK'slilcs Jar other equity eases that have here toloru been published. CltlMINAJ.. State of Oregon va Peter Younger; indecent exposure. Sialool Oregon vs John Ferguson; assault. Suite vs 11 Hansen; destruction ol property; T ,1 Cleelou for p: llrowuell A Campbell for A. Slate vs Win I) Lesterlee; rape; T J Cleelou for p; Hrowuell A Campbell lord. State vs W C Morgan; larceny ol a boat; T J Cleeton for n: A F 8uir ford. Statu vs W C Morgan; same; sninc. Slate vs W F Ilnbliurd. Statu vs Win and Lewis Helniz; T J Clcctou for p: Hrowuell A Campbell ford. Stale vs 11 W Wcmormati. The great favor in which Aver 'a I'ills are held all over the world Iiiim been well earned. They are easy and even pleasant to take, and for all complaints of the stomach, liver, and bowels, are the Bafest and most thorough medicine in pharmacy. Kvery diwe effective. , Is soiiiu branch of your farm work going wrong? Homo hen or animal not doing well? Some tree or plant not pro ducing well? Write the whole trouble to Tim Ui'it.u, Xkw-Yokkkii, and you will get the advice and experience of the best authorities in the country on the matter. It costs only $1 a year to have it come to you every week. We can send it and the t'oriui'ii both olio year for $2 ami your money back lor Tiik Kckai, in three months, if you want it. . For Over Fifty Years. Ax Old and WKi.i.-Titmn Kk.mkoy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing tyrii has been used lor over fifly years by mil lions of mothers for llieir cliildren while teething, with perfect success It hooiIich the child, ml lens the gums ullnys all pain, cmts wind colic, and is the . best remedy for lliarrlHea. Is pleasant lo I lie taste. Sold by Druggist n every part of the Woild. Twenty live cents a bottle. Its value is in calculable, lie sure and ask for Mrs. Whikow'h Soothing Syrup, and lake no oilier kind. BiiCklen's Arnica Salve. Tim linsT Sai.vk in Ibo world for (Juts, Uplines, Sores, Ulcers, Salt ' Klieum, Kever Sores, Tetter, CiKpned Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, mid positively cures Tiles, or no pny ivipiire I. It is gtiaianteed to give perfect HatiHlactioii or money re funded. Trice 25 cents per box. For sale by Chariii iii & Co. Skwixo Maciiinks Ciikap. Wan t sewing machine? Gel a good one for 25.()() with five years guarantee; $5.00 down and $5.00 per month until paid. See Bellomy & Uuscli ahout il . The only safe and trustworthy insu rance here at actual cost is that of the llri"on Fire Relief Asuocint ion or the Mc.Minnville Mutual. j. K. Hargreaves of Oregon City is agent for Clackamas county. Don't forget where to find the Kackct Store, opposite C'harman's drug store. A Valuable Prescription. Kditor Morrison of Worthington, Ind "Sun" writes: ''Von have u valimbl" premription in Kleetric Hitters, anil: can cheerfully recommend it lor con utipalion and sick headache, and as a general system tonic it has no equal.'' Mr. Annie S leb I e, 2025 Cottage (irov Ave , Chicago, vat all run down, could not put nor digeat fiecl, ha I a backache which never left her and felt tired and weary, but six botilesof Klectrie (Jitters les.toied her health anil renewed lie streiigth. Triren 50 rent snd tl.ltO lieia lott! at t'liaruun it ' ' dm:; store.