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COURIER, Vol. 16, No. 19
OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAYSEPTEMBER 30, 1898.
HERALD, Vol. 6, No. lO
Oregon
$i to $5 EXPOSITION COUPON $i to $5
PAYS YOUR EXPENSES
GOOD UNTIL OCTOBER
30
For the benefit of visitors to the Exposition. CUT TH I S
OUT present it to us and we refund $i on each purchase of
$io in MEN AND BOYS CLOTHES at our store.
One price to all. Goods marked in plain figures.
FAMOUS CLOTHING HOUSE
s Cor. Morrison and 2nd Strett, PORTLAND OREGON
8. C. SKIDEMORE & CO.
Cut Rate Druggists
We offer special inducements in every branch of onr business
Brushes of all kinds, Combs, Rubber Goods, Soap, Prefumery,
Sponges and Chamois.
Selection of PURE DRUGS, and Compounding of
Prescriptions a Specialty. '
The oldest druggists in the Northwest, doing
business for thirty years enables us to under
stand the peoples wants. '
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Remember our Price$ are the Lowest
,
151 3RD STREET, NEAR MORRISON ST.
PORTLAND, OR.
G. H. YOUNG
Funeral Conductor
And Undertaker
Caskets, Coffins, Rnbes, Lining,
Etc. Best Material. Lowest Prices.
Next Door to Pope's hardware store.
Main Street. Oregon City, Or.
JLJ)NE?TWONT
(iraiiilione Free
AT HUNTLEY'S
with every 25 cent purchase (Drug
Store cr Book Store) we give you
free one chance in the new
GRAPOPHONE
v It will cost you absolutely noth
ing for these tickets keep them
until after the drawing.
Come in and hear the latest
marches before it goes. Free .
We rait Your Trade
In school books and school sup
plies, too. . For over seven years
we have been the acknowledged
headquarters in Clackamas county
for everything in this line. We
sell every school book at exactly
the price the American Book Co.
advertises it for, and you can send
the children to us and know abso
lutely they will be asked no more
than you would be for the same
book. That's worth something.
1
Huntley's look
Store
COMMENTARIES.
Matters Concerning Local Every
day Affairs Noticed by the
Courier Reporter.
Last Monday was the holiest of all
Jewish holidays Yom Kippur, or the
day of atonement, and was generally ob
served by the Jewish residents of Ore
gon City. It is considered the Sabbath
of Sabbaths, and is the only day iu the
year when the entire congregation of
Israel is commanded for holy convoca
tion, to abstain from all worldly affairs
and to pass the day in fasting from eve
to eve. In the temple of old it was the
function of the high priest after offering
the special sacrifices of the day to con
fess his own sin before God, and then to
confess the sins of the people. Yom
Kippur is observed on the 10th day of
the seventh month of 'Teshri.' '
. '
The Oregon City Volunteers all ex
press delight at having their quarters
changed from Cavite to Manilla, not
Withstanding their keen disappointment
in not being permitted to participate in
glory of the taking of Manilla. Some oi
them even express a desire to remain
there during the full term of enlistment,
but the novelty of the new situations
will soon likely wear away, and they
will again long for a drink of Willam
ette juice pumped out of the basin.
From present indications the mem
bers of both houses are in a fair way to
swamp the legislature with bills. If all
pass that are being introduced at this
special session, there will be .but little
need of the regular session in January.
The Courier HfiRALD gives more lo
cal new 8, and far exceeds any other pa
per in Clackamas county in circulation,
'the Courier has always been considered
the best advertising medium in Clacka
mas county, and its list was growing
rapidly even before consolidation.
Legislative Holdups.
Contest proceedings were begun in
the house Monday by John Denison, re
publican candidate for the legislature
in Clackamas county, to unseat George
Knight, silver repubcalin representa
tive. The claim is based on erroneous
voting, in that, voters made one mark
for three legislative candidates in brack
ets. Such votes were cast on both sides
and were counted for but the one candi
date before whose name the mark was
made, Denison claims 24 plurality on
errors in 31 precincts. George G. Bing
ham, of Salem, is Denison'a attorney.
Capital Journal.
Reports from Salem indicate that the
opposition to Oorbett are scheming to
prevent a caucus believing that they
can encompass his defeat in this way.
It is probable that some of the members
known to be ardent supporters of
Mitchell, knew of this scheme when
they surprised their constituents by an
nouncing that they would support Oor
bett, provided he was nomiaated in the
caucus.
There are said to be about 200 appli
cants for clerkships swarming around
the corridors of the capitof building.
It is likely that about 150 of them will
return to their respective homes with
out having secured the coveted plums.
Representative Kruse has introduced
a bill to increase the facilities for the
alleviation of suffering and for the pre
vention and cure of disease, and repeal
ing all acts in" conflict therewith. Mr.
Kruse has also introduced a bill Dro-
viding for the nomination of candidates
for United States senators, by the qual
ified voters of the sta te.
Senator Brownell introduced the first
bill in the senate to abolish the rail
road commission, which has reached a
second reading. Among other bills he
has introduced is nne providing for a con
vention to formulate a new state consti
tution.
Senator Porter is chairman of the
committee on public lands, and is also
a member of the committee on assess
ment and taxation. Senator Brownell
is chairman of the committee on rail
roads, and is also a member of the com
mittee on elections. Mr. Porter is, also
a member of the committee on educa
tion. The members of the house com
mittees were not appointed when this
paper went to press.
W. W. Smith is doorkeeper of the sen
ate, and Bruce C. Curry is mailing
clerk of the house.
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V SOLE AGENT J
In Oregon City for the
in
.LIUM
McKittrick the Shoe Man. 1
THE FARMERS-
Of Clackamas County can buy their Goods
and sell their Produce to advantage at
John Everhart's General Merchandise Store,
ELYVILLB, OREGON. " A Large Stock ot Boots
and Shoes. Also Flour and Feed. Prices Guaranteed.
OTTO SCHUMANN
MANUFACTURER OF
rionuments and . Headstones
Estimates furnished on all kinds of Marble, Granite and Building
Work. : : Drawings made by description.
No. 204 THIRD STREET, NEAR TAYLOR,
Portl and, regon
Silver Medal Awarded at
Portland Mec hanics1 Fair
PAPPR PPPP BV paying 11.50 now you
riirjjR miili K8t Orernm City Coubikk
one year and either the Tolodo Blade, the I'll
delphla Farm Journal or oua ot the Portland
arm papers Iree.
TILL 1900 FOR $1.50 gSSM
until 1U00 forll.60 whloh gives you the paper free
or 4 months. Now is the lime to subscribe.
BOLTON DAIRY
CHAS. CATTA, Proprietor
Oregon City, Oregon
Pure Milk and Full Measure
given; delivered to any
part of the city.
Try Bolton Dairy and b Convnorit'
M-M-i
Go to Huntley's
J-IUNTLEY'S JVIOTTO " IS :
" Treat a Customer so wlte lhat he will Feel Like
Apologizing td Himself if he Trades Elsewhere.".
I here s no half way in the Drug business. When a druggist is
half bad, he is bad; when a drug store isn't a good drug store to patron
ize, it's soon a dead drug store; when drugs are not good, they're bad.
Huntley's store is run with the idea that there is nothing so bad as half
bad, and there's nothing so good that it is not worth while to keep your
eye open for something better. But the biggest thing in the drug busi
ness is CONSCIENCE. A druggist who hasn't a big conscience about
him every day in the year and every hour in the day is the druggist
you want to look out for. He will give , you "the next best thing to
VWf that," because he can make a few cents on that next best. He will put
V. in a five-cent drug in your prescription when be should put in a twenty-
cent, and 1 e'll make you pay the same. He will guarantee every Patent
.Medicine on his shelves. You never hear him say " I believe it's good,"
or "I hear it's good," but it's always "Nothing better; cured a friend of
mine." You never heard of a prescription being sent back to Huntley's
becsuse it isn't right. Conscience has made it risrht.
Look at Huntley's List of Cut Rates and see if you are paying
more than you should for your Patent Medicines:
Cut Rfoulab
, Pkicb Fkk'b
Hood's Sarsaparilla 75 100
Ayer's Sarsaparilla 75 1 00
Red Seal Sarsaparilla 65 1
Begg's Sarsaparilla 60 100
Dewitt's Sarsaparilla 1
Oregon Blood Purifier 70 1 00
Pierce's Favorite Prescription 70 1 00
Pierre's Medical Discovery 70 100
Paine' Celery Compound. 80 1(0
Piokham's Compound 85 100
Pluhham's Blood Purifier 85
Cuauiberlalu'a Cough Remedy '. 75
40
40
25
75
Red Seal
Reug's
8 tt'ii Emulsion
Warner' Safe Cure 1 00
Ayer's Pills 20
Carter's Pills . 20
Williams' Pink Pills 40
Comiiound Cathartic Pills ......... 15
Peiuvlan Ague Cure 75
100
1 00
60
60
50
1 00
1 25
25
25
60
25
1 00
These are a Few oi Huntley's Prices since the War Tax-Why Pay More?
C. G. HUNTLEY,
Send Us Your Mall Orders.
Original Cut-Rate Druggist,
OREGON CITY OREGON
OREGON CITY, ORE.
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