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OREGON CITY COURIER-HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 9 1899. NEWS OF. . STATE. A fire at La Grande Tuesday night. There are many applications for leases on mate Janus. A Massachusetts man will fish in deep eea at ine uoiuroDia's mouth. A capitalist offers to refund Washing ton county's debt at 4 per cent. Oorvallis and thn electric light com i ftnies have settled their differences. Governor Geer has been formally ten- uereu a opamsn cannon lor the state. Magew trial at Dallas cost 12560. Woodman's monument unveiled at jucJHinnviile Monday. . ,, June cattle shipments will bring about $750,000 into Eastern Oregon. Alex. Dixon, a fisherman, was drown ed near the jetty at Astoria. PACIFIC COAST. fialoon murder at Marcus, Wash. Burglars burgled, Monday, at Garfield, Wash. ... .. .. , Spokane will have a mining exhibit at Jier fair. Semen's assailant is still at large in San FranciBco. Senator Fairbanks' party sailed for Alaska, Wednesday. ;Salmon cannery at Vancouver, B. C. turned, with a loss of $70,000. John Landsman was fatally stabbed in a San Francisco street brawl. John D. Rockefeller and James J.Hill held a conference at Seattle, Monday. J. R Orr, en-route trom Cal., to Klon dike, was robbed of $1000 in Vancouver. The famous Wells-Fargo war tax caBe lias been ordered back for rehearing in the supreme court of California. GENERAL, Bland's condition is encouraging. Gunboat Marietta arrived in New York New York's six-day walk was a failure financially. Bix thousand garment-makers are on a strike in rew York. A torpedo factory blew up at Marietta Ohio, killing two persons Bloodhounds will be used to trail the Union Pacific train robbers. T. G. SlianghnesBy is the new pretri dent of the Canadian Pacific railway. The supreme lodge of Workmen is in session at Indianapolis. Lee and Gilliland were acquitted in the New Mexico murder trial. Whites and Howards, planned an attack ou troops at Lexington, Ky. New York Manhattan railway must pay ?,7oU,uuu taxes by a late court decision Ohio democrats have taken courage since republicans nominated wasn. FOREIGN. P resident Loubet has accepted the resignation of Ins cabinet. Filipinos will make their next stand at beapote river. Havana has formally adopted Gen eral Gomez as its son. Dewey will not stop at plague infest ed ports in the Mediterranean. It 1b proposed to tunnel under the Irish sea, connecting Ireland and England. Spain was eranted the nrivileireof ran som ing her prisoners in the Philippines. Eastern press criticises the adminis tration for not putting down the rebell ion in the Philippines at once. REALTY TRANSERS. Furnished Every Week by Clacka mas Abstract & Trust Co. FS Cottle to T A Atwood, 12 a Minthorn if 500 J Shaw to II Gans, 4 a Holmes elm 2, 2e & It 2 blk 9 Holmes ad 3600 E W Taget by sheriff to J A Bell, ne4' & n4 of so sec 36, Is, 6e. 415 J A Bell to T T Buikhart 240 a soc 30, Is, 6o 840 T T Burkhart to U S, 240 a sec 30, Is, 5e Act of Congress. C W Gardner to J Gardner, It 4 blk 15, Oswego 600 J II Albert to J James, Its 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, blk 71, Minthorn.... 2 W B Baker to L S Bakor, 40 a soc 4,3s, 4e 400 W B Bnker to 0 L Baker, 4 a sec 4, 3h, 4o 460 T Rieclml to F II Fruiht, 18 a elm 03 1200 O W Taylor to F Hogg, It 21, blk 3, Tarkplace 47 D A Coovnrt to F & A Lutz, 108.80 a Tarcy & Chase elm, 2s 3e 3000 A Veinht to 11 A Allon, 23 & 92 a elm 59, 8s, 80 680 V Tabordon to J Feglos, 150 a Bee Hi 2h, 5e 500 H U Lewis to R N Anxier, Its 1 , 2, 3, 4, blk 88, Minthorn 1 A O Fairchild to E G Crawofrd 0a sec 28, Is, 2e 550 A P Barlow to C J Quint, 3 a Bar- lows....- 150 Teachers' Meeting. The Clnckamas County Teachers' As aociation will moot at Rudhmd, Ore., June 24, 10 a. in. rilOflllAM, Greeting Chas. Rutherford "The Mexican War," ,.0. H. Byland. "Measurements," II. 8. Gibson. NOON. Vocal solo, Robt. Ginther, Reclamations. "Number in Nature," Rev. A. J. Montgomery. "The Relation of Good Newspapers to our Public Schools," Koelerll. Gabbert. Club swinging, by Redland pupils. Music, by Redland Chorus Class. N. W. Bowland, Co. Sup't Schools. THE WEEK EMERGENCY FUND. Report of Capt. Pickens on Ex pending of the Same for Ben fit of Co. I Braves. Oregon Oity, Ore.. June 5. 1899. To the Emergency Corps, of Portland, Oregon, the Auxilary Oorpi and friends, Oregon Oity, Ore., As custodian of certain funds placed in my hands for the benefit of Company 1, 2nd Oregon Vol's, I have the honor to submit the following report : 1 1898 Receipts.-- May 14. The Emergency Corps, Portland, by Mrs.Protzman.$100 00 " 15. The people of Albany. . 10 00 " 16. Funds In Oregon City.. 150 00 Oct. 4. Auxilary Uorps. O. C. . . 40 00 ;.i SMiV bC.l. soooo Expended as follows : " May 25. . For improvement of ra- tions at San Francisco 22 75 Sick on transport May 25 to June 30...; 27 90 Same, month of July 2030 ' " August 20 31 ' Sept...... 25 70 ' " Oct.... 43 10 1 " Nov 24 85 1 " Dec 34 15 1 " Jan 26 75 ' " to Feb. 17 13 25 Feb. 17. Turned over to Lieut. M.D.Phillips... 40 49 300 00 I have in my poses s ion itemized ac counts of all money expended, which requires too much space to print, but are open to anyone who may desire to see them. I will, however, give items for one month which will give a com prehensive understanding for all the ex penditures, as follows: 1899. Jan 1 Eggs 25, pchs 50, mik 40.. 1 15 " 3 Eggs 48, peaches 35, clam juice 00 . 1 43 " 4 Eggs 52, butter 30, oranges 82 1 I " 6 Eggs 20, milk 40, tea 50, fruit 60, eggs 35, ext. beef 50. . . 2 55 " 7 Eggs 35, bread 13 48 " 9 Spoons 30, peaches and pears 35 65 10 Eggs 25, bread 13 38 " 11 Eaes 25. cream 15 40 " 13 Cream 60, peaches 40, Boup 30 1 30 " 14 Cocoa 75, Coffee 16, eggs 25 spoons 35, canned chicken soup 75 2 26 " 15 Eggs 25, milk 40 65 17 Cream 25, eggs 13 38 " 20 Egirs 10, Muscatel 15 25 " 21 Eggs 6, milk 40 46 " 22 Eggs 25 " 23 Eggs 25, cream 45, mock turtle soup 60, forks 40,cocoa 75 eggs 50 2 95 " 24 Eggs 15 " 25 Cream 1.37', spoons 15.. 1 52 "26 Eggs 25,canned fruit 1.50. 175 " 27 reaches and pears 34, soup 44 78 " 28 Eggs 25 " 29 Eggs 25, peaches & pears 34, butter 30, soup 23, clams 17, . soup 21 1 25 " 30 Canned fruit 1.25, eggs 30, cream 1.62, milk 20, cocoa 75. 4 12 31 Eggs 25 26 75 The above things were purchased for the sick who were unable to eat the reg ular army rations furnished by the United States. I would also state that there was placed in the hands of Sergeant (now Lieutenant) J. U. Campbell and Q. M. Sergeant J. W Moffat, seventy dollars by the employers of the pulp & paper mills, of Oregon City. This money was expended by them as they saw fit for the benefit of the company, a portion of it being used at San Francisco in con nection with that expended by myself to improve food. The manner in which they expended the money at all times met with my approval. Sergeant Moffat was also authorized by Mr. Pierce or Mr. Johnson, of the W. P. & P. Co., to draw one hundred dol lars at any time we Bhould need money. Postage was paid upon nearly eight hundred letters out of the funds, for thoso who had no money. The money was also used to buy shoes, tobacco (all money spent for tobacco was returned) woolen and cotton underwear for aiek, bath soap, towels, tunka for boiling water, large Btone tank for holding drinking water, pillows (cotton), crutch es, trues, dark room for Corporal Leslie Yeerick, who waa nearly blind, Shasta ginger ale and many other necessaries. Money was also loaned in small sums when needed. Very respectfully, L. L. PlCKKSS, Late Capt. 2nd Oregon Vol's, Com'd'g Co. I. Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for set ting. Fifteen for $1. At Sunnyslope farm, 2i miles south of town, or leave orders at Charman A Co.'s drug store. Gbo, Stevkss, manager. AMONG THE LODGES. Interesting Events in Fraternal Circles. Solar Circle, No. 172, Woodmen of Woodcraft, have elected the following new officers: Past guardian, Mrs. F, T. Barlow ; guardian, Mrs. S. F. Scrip ture; advisor, Eunice Walker; magi cian, Mrs. A. R. Sprague; recorder, Mrs. A. F. Parker; banker, S. F. Scrip ture; captain of guard, Mrs. I.D.Tay lor; inside guard, Mrs. Bruner; outside guard, Mrs. Boyles. Clackamas Lodge No. 67, A. O. U. W., has elected the following new officers : Past master workman, J. B. Cramer; master workman, E. F. Capps; fore- Walter Wilson ; overseer, T. A. Roots; recorder, Ed R. Dedman ; financier, A. Mather; receiver, A.: E. Holcomb; guide, Thomas Deakins; inside watch man, Riphard Johnston ; outside watch man, M. B. Webster; delegate to grand lodge, J. A. Talbert ; alternate, J. W. Roots. ' . ,. The following newofficers of Stafford Lodge No. 65, A. O.U. W., have been elected : Past master workman, C. W. Larson ; master workman, Theo Reiehle ; foreman, G. W. Borland ; overseer, George Biehle; recorder, B. F. Weddle; financier, O. F. Polivka; receiver, John Wauker; guide, E. P. Carpenter; in side watchman, Leonard Schober; out Bide watchman, Arthur Borland. County Judge Thomas F. Ryan was honored with an election to the posi tion of worthy patron of the grand chap ter of the Eastern Star at the session held in Portland last week. This is the highest honor that tiie women of the order in Oregon can bestow on mortal man. The United Artisans are making elab orate preparations for their annual pic nic at Gladstone park, June 24th. A complete program rf field sports is be ing arranged. There will be bicycle races, footraces, baseball games, etc. Ree. George W. Grannis, of Salem, su preme director, will give the address of the day. The Masonic grand lodges are in ses sion this week in Portland. Among the delegates from here are C. J. Buchanan, Dr. W. E. Carll and F. T. Griffith. Who is to Blame- Kidney trouble has become so preva lent that it is not uncommon for a child to be born affected with weak kidneys. If the child urinates too often, if the urine scalds the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an age when it .should be able to control the passage, and it is yet affected with bed-wetting, depend upon it, the cause of the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be to wards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose. If the adult has rheumatism ; pain or dull ache in tne back ; it the water passes in irregular quantities; or at ir regular intervals or has a bad odor; if it stains the linen or vessel the color o rust ; if the feet swell ; if there are puffy or dark circles under the eyes; your kid neys are the cause and need doctering. Treatment of some diseases may be de layed without danger, not so with kid ney diseaee. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy promptly cures the most distressing cases. Its mild and extraordinary effect is soon realized. Sold by druggists in fifty-cent and dollar sizes. You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet tel ling all about it sent free by mail. Ad d res Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention that you read this generous offer in the Oregon City Coukikr-IIerald. Discovered by a Woinnn, Another great discovery has been made, and that too, by a lady in this country. "Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she with stood its severest tests, but her vital or gans were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly, and could not sleep. She finally discovered a way to recover, by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved after taking first dose, that he slept all night; and with two bottles has been absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes W. C. Hamnick & Co., of Shelby, N. C. Trial bottles frea at Geo. A. Hard ing's Drug Store. Regular size 50c and $1.00. Every bottle guaran teed. As agents for a new stump blasting, bank blasting, and mining powder (the California Vigorit powder) we challenge the representatives of any powder com pany on earth at any time and place to test their powder against ours for Btrength, superiority and cheapness This powder has peen tested by Clacka mas county and many individual citizens and is acknowledged to be one-third cheaper than any other powder. Its safety is one of the chief features of superiority. Geo. B. Rate & Co., AgentB, 184 Madison St. (west end of bridge) Portland, Oregon. lie Foaled The Surgeons. All the doctors told Runick Hi mmil ton, of West Jefierson, O., after suffer in from Rectal Fistula, he would die un less a costly operation was performed ; but he cured himself with five boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the surest Pile cure on Earth, and the best Salve in the World. 2) cents a box, Sold by Geo. A. Harding, Druggist. For Rknt Three housekeeping rooms. Inquire of Mrs. A. R. Doolittle, Green Point. Progressive Business Men Insure in a first-class companies With an experenced agent. Shall we 'IWKV tell you fl , r why T J ' V ih.'$W, F. E. Donaldson; Agent Fire and Accident Insurance BANK OF OREGON CITY HUBST BAXKIxa HO0SB IS TBI COT ais try CAPITAl, M0.MO.M BUXflVB POJHM President, floe preildsnt Juhler, Chai, H. c initial Quo. A. Habdm K. O. OAVtut A General Banking Basinets Transacted Deposits Received Snbjeot to Check. Approved BlUi and Motes Discounted. County and City Warrants Bought. Loans Hade on Available SeenritT Exchange Bought and -fold. Collections Made Promptly. Drafts Sold Available in An Part ef the ITorld. TelegraphloEzohangeSoldon Portland, Baa Francisco. Chicago and New York. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Now IS THE TIME to clean house and repaper yout rooms and paint youi house and Murrow IS THE MAN to do the painting and papering in a first-class shape at very low prices. Leavt orders at Ely Bros, storq on upper 7th streeth. BOLTON DAJRY CHAS. CATTA, Proprletdr Oregon Oity, Orcgsa Pure Milk and Full Measurt given; delivered to ly part of the city, Try Bolton Dairy and be C Tea W. II. YOUNG'S Livery & Feed Stable Has the best-looking riga and cheapest rates in the city. Cor. Main and 4th St. OREGON CITY. OREGON F. ZOLLNER, Photographer Fine Photographs Cheap - . OREGON CANBY CANBY BARBER SHOP Shaving and Hair Cutting done with neatness and dispatch. Julius Rones, Proprietor DR. L. L. PICKENS DENTIST Barclay Building, Oregon City, Ore. Prices MoCetate . All Operations Guaranteed. When you visit The Dalles stop at the Best One Dollar a Day House in the City THE OBARR HOTEL On Second Street one block from Depot Special rates to families and partie 8. 8. SMITH, l'rop. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. I.RAVKS IN ION DEPOT. ForMaygera. Rainier, Clatskanie, Weitport, Cliftou, Astoria, War renton, navel, Oear hart Park, and eniile Astoria and Seashore Kxprens. Paily. Astoria Kipress. Daily. ARRIVES I S ION DEPOT. 8:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. 11:15 A.M. :40 P.M Ticket offto. 285 Morrlaon St. end Union depot. J. C. MAYO, Uen. Pa. Agt., Astoria, Ore. Remember that the Seventh Street Meat Market One door east of Shively's Hall is owned by SHIELDS & HALLcia And that ther sen First-Class Meats at Reasonable Prices Don't Purchase a Ready Made Suit Which is made and finished by machinery with hundreds of oth ers the same style and pattern. Have some individuality about your attire. We can give you perfect fitting suits and guarantee satisfaction at very low prices. rV:J:.;! j!.-, . M. GILBERT, The Portland Tailor, opp. Electric Hotei GLADSTONE GREENHOUSE z ... , ,. r v, , WILKINSON BROS., PROPRIETORS , vi , 9 ! , 8, POTTED PLANTS, ROSES AND OTHER SHRUBBERY. Funeril pieces mud n. 8pecliil attention given to arranging floral displays for weddings and parties. ... CUT in P.O. Address. Box 238.' Oregon City, Ore. On Top :The top of the Shoe isn't where the most wear comes, but it's important, nevertheless. Tops are made in a great variety of styles now-a-days. All of them are good, but some more beautiful than others We have all the new styles of tops, for you to selectjfrom. KRAUSSE BROS. A Good Thing, If you have a good thing the people want it. Their scales of living is many degrees higher than their fathers'; they want the necessities of life to be as good as possible for the money. MARR & MUIR gives the best groceries at the lowest price. A penny saved is two earned A Flying Top Free! The Latest Fad H. Provisions. Also Fall line of MID Feed, OTTO SCHUMANN MANUFACTURER OF fionuments and Headstones Estimate! furnished on all kinds of Marble, Granite and Building Work. :: Drawings made by description. No. 204 THIRD STREET, NEAR TAYLOR, Bilvcr Medal Awarded at Portland Mechanics' Fair I have a plant of pneumatic tools, the first in the Northwest, and am now m a position to do work better and more reasonable. timet in ten that is the trouble. It costs you nothing to find out, if you will go and see A. N. WRIGHT - - TIIE IOWA JEWELEB 393 riorrlson St., Portland, Oregon Who has Dr. A. A. Barr, late of Minneapolis, a Scientific Optician, in charge ol the optical department, and you can consult him and have your eyes examined free of charge. TEY it may be your trouble. I MRS. R. t 220 First Street 4- t Has a complete Imported Pattern Hats& Millinery Novelties t T ii.i. ; 1 J iiais uunmcu iu uiucr. x cdtiitrs uycu anu cuneu. PRICES MODERATE I Greenhouse on East SWe Electric Car Line With Every 5oc Purchase ct HARDING'S DRUG STORE, where all goods are sold at reasonable Prices.! STRKIQMT; Dtlr ln ii ' Groceries And ' s r"V5 Lime, Cement anil lU Plate Portland, Oregon Oh, My Headaches! Well, no doubt it is caused by imperfect eyesight, as about seven BECKER I Portland, Oregon ; assortment of X .1 , j I j i.j