City Library
OREGON
COURIER.
OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1897.
16th YEAR.
NO. 2.
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Oh, Charles, that's nothing,
you don't need to cry about such
a trifle, go to I5ELLOMY &
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. -
BELLOMY IfUSfir,
The Hou&efurnmher-N.
OREGON CITY, OR.
ELYVILLE.
Among the most notod events of the
past week was a baby show, held at the
residence of Mrs. Richard Tubor of
Mount Pleasant. The invited ladies
were: Mrs. C. L. Terry, Mrs. G.W.
Kidder, Mrs. F. K. Andrews, Mrs. I'rof.
Betzel, Mrs. F. Josio, Mrs. J. McKil
ligun, Mrs. E. Dixon, Mrs.G. W. Grace,
Mrs. E. D. Kellogg, Mrs. B. Huglis and
Mrs. M. Warnock. All brought splendid
looking babies. Mrs.
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CANBY CAMP nEETINQ.
The nnnnal camp meeting, under the
auspices of the Oregon State Gump Meet
ing Association of the M. E. church,
will be held on theCanby campgrounds,
beginning Juno 18, 1807, and continuing
until June 28, 1897.
The grounds are in order, and arrange
ments have been made for a successful
meeting, to be under the direction of
Dixon borrowed the three Presiding Eldersof the Oregon
which took the prize the finest Conference, Hevs. John Parsons, D. D.,
SECOND-HAND
. STORED-
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
SECOND-HAND CARPETS
SECOND-HAND STOVES
SECOND-HAND TOOLS
SECOND-HAND HARDWARE
SECOND-HAND WAGONS
SECOND-HAND HARNESS
SECOND-HAND SADDLES
SECOND-HAND PLOWS
SECOND-HAND CULTIVATORS
SECOND-HAND TRUNKS
ALL TO BE SEEN
AT THE-
OREGON CITY AUCTION HOUSE
Opposito Fostofllce.
Produce Taken in Exchange. .
Come in and seo our prices before
buying elsewhere.
"NAME ON EVERY PIECE."
loWNEY'S
Chocolate Bonbons.
POR 5ALE BY
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OREGON HARNESS CO.
DEALERS IN
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theapest House on Coast. -:- Call and See Us.
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they can get better
values for their money
with us than any other
house in Clackamas
county. The reason
we can sell cheaper
than other houses is
because we do a
strictly cash business,
both in buying and
selling. fv f
Misses' WoFs, Sils2,13 75c
Ladies' Ties, 85c to $1.98
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Bishop Cranston will be in attendance
a part of the time.
This is not intended to be a meeting
merely for intellectual improvement or
pleasurable recreation, but an old
fashioned Methodist camp meeting
where Gospel sermons are preached and
the people receive a genuine spiritual
uplift.
In order to meet the expenses there
looking baby there. The afternoon was
interspersed with music and songs and
the time flew by on eagle's wings, as
mirth, conversation, and laughing babies
chased it away. An interesting feature
of the afternoon was instrumental music
by Miss Edna Tabor, which was well
rendered and reflects much credit on the
teacher, Prof. Betzel, and pupil show
she has had careful training. There
were several other gongs. Mrs. Graco
and Mis. Prof. Betzel eang a duet, and w,n be an admission fee charged at the
Mrs. josie sang a German song.wiiicli gnt0, which plan was found to be most
was very well done. 'Hie licuse was satisfactory a year ago. The prices will
ut'uuuiuiiy uecoraieu wim lerns anu be as follows
tlowers. loo much praise cannot be Family ticket for the season. 1 (10
given Mrs. Tabor in the charming way Individual ticket for the season. . . 50
she entertained lier guests, assisted by single admission 10
Mrs. i.. v. Kellogg, sparing no pains to All Dersons attending must mine nrp
make the afternoon pass pleasantly, pared to take care of themselves ns tn
me delicious icecream and cake could bo-rd and lrxKrino-. Tlir I
not be excelled. The breezes, the Well-kent boardinir ball on tlm irmm..1
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smuing landscape nnd tne g lonous day 8t reasonable prices
an invited to mate one ot the most Owners of lota who intend to occupy
plBm..ii mm. mac any oi me guests tllem must notify ReVi Gabriel Sykes
mm ever enjoyed. 407 Eaet Tenth 8tre,,t Portllln(. tyn
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u. urace, iwuciene Bioiu, r. A. muvs before the m.-etimr. nr nU,..r
tairciougn,ii.l'.jj,lliott and John Green camners will h mrmittrl tn lion tl.pm
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oaturuay maue a nsning trip to the Als0 ownera of cottag(i9 not intending
creek seven miles above Highland, whera to occupy them are requested to notify
they caught enough fish to make a the same party on what terms they will
a4ua.c u.uiii tur nvo. - tl.,,m
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CANEHAH.
point 8 on the Southern
Pacific Railroad, in Oregon,-there will
lift nn pxcnrnion rnte nf mm nml mm,
Flavins Painter was thrown from a M.ird frfl fnr Mm rniin.l trin. trnn.1 frnm
nujoo uuu mcneu mai weanesuay. Hie Tnnn 14 tn Tnlv 1
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minium nun rainer serious dul at
present he is improving and we hope for
Ins speedy recovery.
The closing entertainment given by
the Oanemah literary society last Friday
was a grand success. The program con
sisted of recitations, music and dialogues.
The two principal plays of the evening
were oomg to a New Home" and "A All trimmed hats at a great reduction
urop to Much." The persons who took at Miss Goldsmith's
a part.did ample justice to the characters
which they represented. In connection "With a little cost one's rooms can he
with the program, J. E. Hedges gave a mado as good and bright as new. Call
very good address on the history of the at Holman's and see styles and pattern
Seventh
A cordial invitation1 is extended to
everybody. Bring your Bibles and the
Methodist Hymnal, your childien and
your neighbors.
Sincerely,
G. W. GUE,
President of tho Association
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society. His speech Was of interest and
gave information to both old and young
The proceeds amounted to $(U5 and
every auditor went homo well satisfied
and felt proud of the opportunity they
had to "absquatulate," as Pat said in
Going to a New Home
Mrs. Narcissa B. May and Mr. W. D.
Bowers were married at the homo of the
latter Thursday, May 20th. They re
ceive the good wishes of the Oanemah
people.
May 20th. Pkockess.
all up-to-date 18!)7 go wis.
street, near bridge.
Spring Humors, eruptions, hives, boils,
pimples, sores, are perfectly and per
manently cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla,
the best Spring Medicine and Due True
Blood Purifier.
HoO'l's Pills act easily and nromplly
on the liver and bowels. (Jure sick
headache. '
RURAL DELL.
large
Laces anil ribbons, all prices, at the
Racket Store.
REALTY TRANSFERS.
Furnished Every Week by Clacka
mas Abstract & Trust Co.
Albert Spagle is cutting the
timber down on his slashing.
Philp Ogle is hauling lumber with
his colt.
MT. L,awier IS 011 tho Sick list. The t lackmiias Alutinct A Tnut Po. Is tlie ownei
Ohas. Oirlo and John Tohnston wns tin of ,l,e copyright to the Tlmrne yt.m of Hltmcl
vims, vgiv uuu joint jonnsion was up MfM for ciHckHinaa county, ami liwi tlm only
coinjHute sot oi aitntcii in the county; can rurnisii
Itiroriimtlon ustotititi to inndHionceon AppncflUun
Loans. Investments, reul entHle, alwtract. etc OHUre
over Hank of Oregon City. (Jail and Inveatlgate,
Addreaj, box 377, Oreon City, Oregon
SixcksskVl Tkaciikhh. The following
persons received county certificates
from the county superintendent last
week. But 30 of the54 applicants passed.
Tlioso who received first-grade certifi
cates are : Edith Ellis of Sherwood ami
Millard Hyatt of Oregon City. Second
grade certificates were issued to Alum
AVatkina of Milwtiukic; F. M. Cramer
and Miisu Bark ley of Oregon City; Ellen
V. Byers of Stone: Zona" Mayfield of
Highland ; Nina McOoll of Barton and
N. W, Boland of Portland. These re
ceived third-grade certificates: Stella
Buoy, Helen Case, Rosa Bullark, Fannie
Hinkle, Ada McLaughlin, Cornelia Fail
ing, Gertrude Ewing, Nellie G. Kemp,
Graco MacKerrow, Ella Strain, Mary
Ghormley, Zilpha Croucher, Graco Al
lard, Vera E. Pilshury, O. U. Blain, J.
G.Noe, KnoxOooper.William Hayhurst,
Claude Stone, M. S. Siirock and George
Case.
We intend everybody dealing with us
shall be thoroughly satisfied. If through
error any transaction sBould full short
of this ideal, we shall treat it as a favor
and not an annoyanco if you come . hack
and tell us about it. Marr & Andrews,
grocers.
O. A. Cheney will eellyou a high grcd
sewing machine from f 15 to 20. See
sample at srt gallery.
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If the system is fortified by 'Hood's
Sarsaparilla, which makes rich, red
blood, there is little danger of sickness.
Absolutely Pure.
Cplnhrntrd for Um trrent leavening ntrrngth and
hcnltlifuliH'xa. AMMin1 the fond awlnist alum
ami nil forms of adulteration oointuuu to tho
cheRp brands.
KOVAI, BA K INO FnwflFB CO., NKW VOKK.
The baby bonnets and hats are going
fust. Come and see what a nice line we
have at the Racket store.
Come and see our nice shirt waists at
the Racket Store.
If you want a nico steak, roast or boil
call at AlbrigLt's shop and get some of
his cold-storage moat which is acknow-
edged by all to be superior to the meats
commonly sold at butchers' shops. Ho
also keeps on hand a full stock of lard,
hams, bacon, etc., made by himself and
warranted purest and wholesome. Re
member the old established shop on
Main street.
LOCAL SUMMARY.
Rock Creek a fishing last Saturday
It seems it is a becoming quite a
common thing to have a croquet social
after prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at Squire Sam's.
Our road supervisor, Walt Noblitt,
Bolton Land Co to Fannie G and Katie
I Porter, lots 5 and 0, blk 17, Bolton ; $t.
U S to William Jl rope, lots o and o,
gave our roads some work last week, sec 20, 2 s, 3 e; patent
hich greatly improved them
I.J. Bigelow is going Wednesday to
Oregon City to work.
Some of our people were excited last
Monday evening at some strange noise
coming -down the road and as it ap
proached we investigated the matter
and found it to be a drove of cattle, one
of
which had a tin enn nr Rmintliini Falls; II
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Mary E Liibker to Georgia P Meldrum,
5 acres in the Kinearson claim ; $1.
Georgia P Meldrum to N 8 Spinney,
5 tracts in the Kinearson claim ; $1.
N S Spinney to Georgia P Meldrum,
5 tracts in Kinearson claim ; $1.
Georgia P Meldrum to Mary h Liibker,
h acres in Rinearson claim j $1.
Willamette falls uo to hewaru y
Rassmufisen, lo U, blk 12, Willamette
ed the others and ran the drove up and
down the road.
Emmet Lawler assisted in getting
B 's binder home last Sunday even
ing.
May 25. Dew Drop.
REDLAND.
..BEE-HIVE.
CaufieU Block
Oregon City, Oregon.
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Jim Linn, Jr., of Currinsville was
visiting relatives at Linn's mill Sunday.
Their was a dance at the residence of
Mr. Wilson's Saturday night. Those
present "didn't do a thing" but have
a good time.
Revivals are runningat Bethel church
this week.
There is some talk of having a Fourth
of July celebration in our burg this year.
Subscribe for the Coi'RiER and keep
up to date.
May 24lh. Tickler.
Notice to Blacksmiths.
Wilson & Cooke carry a complete line
o! blacksmiths' supplies, such as spokes,
felloes and bar iron.
Katherine Gardner,
24.r).9l acres in Laswell claim, lots 5, 6,
sec 26. 2 s, 3e $1000.
15 took to r. Uosnrtli, .lots 1,1, 3,4,
o, 4, 4-), 4tt, 4i oik v, iMiP'imrn ; fi.
George V Jackson Jr to I T Mac-
Carthay, 30 acres in Jackson claim, 5 s,
1 e ; 250.
J S Cochran ly sheritl to W J Jiurns,
(trustee,) 40 acres in Julia Ann Lewis
claim ; $:;.313.8.).
W May to Zion church, 4.orods
adioining M E church property ; f 20. 1 slashed.
Jlose .Miller to Jletiry li Uatier, 1.1
arms M (I. 4 R. 1 0!ftt.
(iuv W iele to H T LieiMjrmann, :v , ""--
acres in sec lb, 1 s, z e ; f 1-iw.
Damascus Cemetery Assn to Ule lt'i4
him, blk 111, Damascus Cemetery ; $).
TO CONSUMPTIVES
To. onderfla-nwi bating Wn iv.tored Ui
health by ilrople oi-sni, alu-r rnnvrin inr
KTeral yeara with a aev,!! lunr ffn-tion. alio
that dread diaeane Coi.suinpllon. ii aiixlou w
Leading insurance agency, F. E. Don-
aldson, agent.
Justice court blanks 15 cents per dozen
at Coukiek office.
Buy now in Sunset before the rise.
F. E. Donaldson, agent.
Good English Breakfast Tea 20c or
lbs for 50c at Horton's.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
. A. Harding's drua store.
Oregon City Auction House will sell
you bedroom sets from $0 up.
Choice Baking Powders at 15 cents
per pound can , several kinds, at Horton's
Oregon City Auction House will sell
you a good cook stove for$4and upward.
For the best shave or hair cut to
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W imu U bu X .vj.uimiifc Bnnur 01111VH15
10 cents,
Oregon City Auction House will sell
good chairs from 2c and up. Cull and
see them.
Ladies, do you like a cup of good tea?
If so send to Marr & Andrews lor your
teas in tho future.
County and city warrants, gold, silver,
produce, wood, etc., taken at par for all
accounts by the Oouiiikk.
Our low priced trimmed hats bring us
lots of customers. Try 'em and see.
At Mrs. Sladen's Millinery Parlor.
For your strings ami extras for all
musical instruments go to Bnrmeister
& Andresen's, who keep a full supply.
That delicious flavcr which you relish
so nine h in coffee served at tho best
cafes, can be secured at home by using
Marr & Andrews' best.
Before furnishing your house call at
Young's second-hand store ami ho will
fit you out for less than one-quarter of
what new goods would cost.
L. L. Pickens, dentist, does all kinds
of denial work. Gold crowns, porcelain
crowns and bridge work a specially.
OlDce in Barclay building, corner Main
and Seventh streets.
Forty acres of lan 1 half mile from
Highland postoffice for sale at $10 per
acre. All under fence and 15 acres
Fur particulars address box
430, Oregon City, or call at Cockier
Memorial Day.
Headquarters Meade Post No. 2, De
partment of Oregon, G. A. R May 25th,
1897.
For the information and guidance of
the public during the services to bo
observed on Monday," May 31st, 1897,
tho following will lie the order of cxer-
8. All schools that desire to take
part in the exorcises at Willamette hall,
will, with flowers, bo ready to march at
such time as to 'reach tho hall by 0 :30
a. 111. shaip; the grand marshal and
aids will furnish escort to tho schools.
The exercises at the hall will consist of t
ohort addresses, after which tho schools
will be dismissed, the public is requested
to send flowers to the hull for decorating
at cemetery. The col 11 in 11 will form, the
right on Main and 5th nu will move
promptly at 10:30 a. m. and march up
Main to Cliff Houso and countermarch
down Main to 10th, thence to cemetery.
It is requested that the business houses
bo close 1 during moving of column, also
that business houses and residences
along line of march bo decorated with
flags or bunting.
M. L. Moouk, Post Oommandor.
Oregon Citv, Ore., May 27, 1897.
The undersigned having been appoint
ed marshal on the occasion of the parade
and ceremonies held in this city on
Decoration Day, Monday, May 31, 1897,
promulgates the following orders for
general inforamtion. , .
' The order of march and the assign
ment in column of the different organi
zations taking part in the puratle is as
follows: Oregon City band,0o."F ', 1st
Regt. O. N. G., Meade Post No. 2, G. A.
R., Volunteer firemen, United Work
man, W ood men of the World, Ladies'
Relief Corps, and citizens iu carriages.
The column will form on Main street
facing south, head of column resting on
Fifth street, and the several organiza
tions taking part as above stuted, are
requested to he in place by 10:15 o'clock
a. m., as the column will move at 10:30
o'clock sharp. ; 1
Tho Barclay school will be prepared
to move at 0 o'clock a. m. and St. John's
school at 9:15 o'clock under esco tto
the G. A. R. hall for tho usual exercises
prior to the general formation. Tho
delegation from Etisiham school will join
the column upon its arrival at the head
of Seventh street proceeding from there
to the cemetery.
Tho following aids are hereby ap
pointed: Dr. E. A. Somer, chief staff,
Henry E. Spiith, J. U. Campbell, Frank
Walker, E. J. McKittrick. They will
report to tho marshal mounted at 10
o'clock a. m. ut the Armory.
By order of
Ofliciul F. S.Keixv. ,
E. A. Somek, Marshal.
Chief of Staff.
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Are features peculiar to Ilood's Pills. Small In
Size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. A s one roan
make Known to nta fellow ninerera oie u n rn pi m
of cure. To Ihore who desire It, he will rh-er- I I II 1 1 , -,
f-illy aeod (free of ehanre, a copy of the ( r-5,'flp-1 I I I A
tion used, which they will find a sure .lire for I I ff If 11 If 1 1 V
Consumption. AathinnjClMrrh. Hri.urlil- I i I I II 11 III I II I I JJJ
tl. and all throat and lunr M.I. dies, lie 11 11 af MfeU
Skwino Machines Ciikai'. Want a
sewing machine? Ge), a good one for
$25.00 with five years gii'irantee J $5.00
down and $5.00 per month until paid.
See Bellomy & Busch about it.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
By order of the county court, notice is
hereby given that interest on warrants
presented in payment for taxes will cease
on June 1st, and that after tha' date no
interest w ill lie allowed by the fcheriff
and tax collector.
May 11. G.W. G rack
Sheriff and tax collector.
C ASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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which will cost them tiKhlng, aud saay prow a bare taken a pit! till It is all
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REV. EDW. A. WILSON, Brsoklya, N. Y.
Pills
OABTOniA.
I Proprietors. Lowell, Maw.
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