City 0,urlerHerald CIRCULATION GUARANTEED LARGER THAN ALL OTHER PAPERS IN 'COUNTY COMBINED COURIER ESTABLISHED MAY, 1883 . 1 HERALD ESTABLISHED JULY, 1893 ' CONSOLIDATED SEPTEMBER. 1B9B OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1899. 17th YEAR, NO. 27 Baking Powder '"' Made from pure i cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum A.um baking powders are the greatest menacers to health of the present day. ROVAl BAKINQ POWDER CO., NEW VORK. HJs Life Was Saved. Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen of Hannibal, Mo., lately hail a wonderful deliverence from a frightful death. In telling of it he says : "I was taken with Typhoid Fever.that ran into Pneumonia. My lungs became hardened. I was so weak I couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing helped me, I expected to Boon die of Coiisuhiption, when I heard of Dr. King's New Discovery. One bottle gave great relief. I continued to use it, and now am well nnd strong. I can't say too much in its praiBe." This mar velous medicine is the surest and quick est cure in the world for all Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular sizes 50 cents and $1 .00. Trial bottles free at Geo. A. Harding's Drug Store; evtry bottle guarantied. teachers' Institute. A local institute for tbe teachers of Clackamas County will be held at the school house in West Oregon City, Sat urday, November 25, 1899, beginning at one o'clock p. m., to be followed by an evening session. PROGRAM. , Roll call, response by teachers, with memory gems. "Biography of . Wendell Phillips," Prof. J. W, Gray. "Personal Recollections of Turkey and the Turks," Hon. D. P. Thompson, Portland. ' ' ' "School Libraries," Mr. Evans, Os wego." Illustrated lecture in the evening by Prof. A. R. Sweetser, Forest Grove. Luncheon will be served to country teachers, at one o'clock, and to all teach ers at five o'clock. N. W. Rowland, Fannib G. Pouter, Com. J. C. Zl.NBEH. : . . ) For Over Flftj Years An Old and Well-Tried Remedy. Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Synin hap been used (or over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the beBt remedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant t the taste, Sold by Drug gists in every part of the World. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Pe Bure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. 1 NEWS OF THE WEEK GENERAL. j New York authorities have the infect- Senator Hayward is better, ed plague ship we'i in band. Russel Sage is of the opinion that the A wireless telegraphic company has government's offer to buy bonds hag been organized in New York, with $12,- prevented a financial panic in New 000,000 capital. York, I : A St. Louis coroner's jury gave foot Colonel Lawrence Kip, of Nev York, bu Un eye. is dead. . The United States supreme court has The Schley home fund is making rapid to eat turkey, progress. . Lieutenant . Hall, of the Twentieth .' fin,.. -1 rt.l 1 ... The Municipal League of Columbus "''. Ulal -vomw meieau has framed an ideal city charter. The president has refused to accept H.iwaiian Minister Damon's resignation, Dwight L'. Moody is sick and his pub lic career is believed to be netting an end. '" A project is on foot to make an exhibit of West Indian urodutts at the Paris ex. m M r. warmer... i We have the finest Chilled plow in the world. Come and see it. Every plow fully guaranteed. It I is the Syracuse. We al o have a nice line ot Can ton Clipper Steel Tlows and harrows. Acorn Steel Ranges, Air Tight Heaters. We keep everything in the Hardware line. Plumbing shop in con nection with store. POPE & CO-, Corner Fourth and Main StsOREGOClTY,'' OREGON jt'&mmt- """" position, A plan to deepen the mouth of the Co lumbia river to 40 feet will be a part of the river and harbor bill. Chicago plana ail international live stock fair. The Burlington railway will build from Alliance, Neb., to Ogden, Utah. Vice-President Ilobart died Tuesday. Germans are buying wheat in' Kansas Oity. Leather and bides are going up rapidly. Both BidcB are threatening to use force to install their governor in Kentucky Chicago, Indianapolis, St. Paul, St. Louis, Galveston and Philadelphia are all after the republican national conven tion. Oklahoma wants statehood. The Indian commissioner recommends the establishment of many more Indian schools. The meteoric display frightened Ala bama negroes. Theodore Thomas and his Chicago or chestra will not attend the Paris exposi tion, on account of the verdict in the Dreyfus cast:. murdered a Filipino prisoner, and has affidavits to prove it. I Cattle now command the highest price since 18S2 in Chicago markets. 1 Four thousand coal miners in Indiana I have gone on a wage strke. Secietary Long denies the report that he will resign from the cabinot. New York customs officials have seized 10,000 pearls concealed in old shoes of a Providence man, Xi'S president's message will be held open until the last possible moment, awaiting developments in the Philip pines. Plows and Brills l: & BUSCH THE HOUSEFURNISHERS toes i cms CARPETS You want 'em and we've got 'em, give us a half a chance and we can suit you. Note these prices: Tapestry Brussel, per yard. ..50c and up Ingrain Carpet, per yard. . . . 25c and utf! Washable Jute Carpet, per yard.. . . 30c Hemp Carpet, per yard 10c' Wool Jngrain O. C, per yard 50c FOREIGN. The Zulus are growing insolei:t towa. d the British in Zululand. : Four thousand Boars have moved frcm LadyBniith to Estcourt. I MacArthur has begun his advance from Tarlac to Bayoiubong. Sir Richard Webstar has been made a baronet for his Work on the Venezuelan commission.'' Three German officers are said to have joined General Jubert's staff. The Boers refused American consul at Pretoria the privilege of taking comforts to British prisoners. Americans are now ready to occuj y Dagtipan, Two hundred insurgents were captured by Captain Leonluiuser without the loss of a man. ' A Chicago company has contracted to build a $3,000,000 steel earthquake-proof palace for the crown prince of Japan, The Columbian revolution -is spread ing. " A civil war has broken out in New Guinea. ' Boers are again reported to be badly in need of food. Boers were surprised at the strength of Eastcourt garriton. Jubert will endeavor to prevent the junction of the t.vo British forces. EiWAMB .miLTOHES " Corner Front and Taylor Streets, PORTLAND, iJnion county has supplied 120,000 ties j this year for the Pacific & Idaho North ern road, building north from Weizer to the Seven Devils. The number was suf ficient for 40 miles of railroad. Water is very high in the Long Tom river. Big guns are placed in position at Fort Stevens, W. R. Smith was shot by his son at Silverton Monday. A St. Louis company may soon erect a smelter al Baker City. Tapestry Table Cover, 3Gx30., 60c Bowl and Pitcher, $1 00 Blankets from 65c to $8.00 100-Piece Fine Decorated 19.50. Dinner Set i LTLTLtLTl Child'! Folding Crib ; $2.25 Kitchen Treasurer $2.50 Flour Sieve, 20c Fine Picture and Frame with 16x20 lasa..;... .................... $1.25 wf J Heavy Oak Extension Table I .... . 13.00 We have, of course, tome at cheap ai $4 .... ........ 10c Heavy Cooking Spoon Salt Box 13c. Good Lantern 50 e PACIFIC COAST. , Eugene football players believe they will win at Berkely. An electric trolley line and power plant Is projected for Lewiston. Charles Maughmer was killed by Clif lord UiL-gs at Lewiston in a row over land. Rumor says that Monte Cristo mines and Everett smelter, in Washington, have been sold to a German syndicate for 1, 200 ,000. Smallpox has broken out among the colored troops at Angel Island, the San Francisco Quarantine station. The Washington legislature left im portant work undone, and there may be an extra session. -The court has deride 1 that the Noil!. erri Pacific cannot hold a 4C0-foot atrip through Spokane. Tacorua shipped 00 tons of halibat to Atlantic seaboard cities. A child is supposed to have been de voured by wild beasts near Spokane. STATE. Rich quartz find at head of Hay creek, in Crook county. Baker City may toon have an electric railway running to the mines. A San Francisco butchei bought 4C0 bead of cattle near Fort Klamath last week. Four million feet of logs are being run down the McKenile river for the Coburg sawmill, - Stock Inspector Bonney, of Wasco county, reports that for the first time in 24 yean there is no sheep scab in that county. Seufert Bros., of The Dalle, have a diamond drill at work near that town under contract to go down 1000 feet pros pecting for coal. Estella, wife of Dr.Hemenway.died at the Klamath agency Saturday morning from an overdose of chloral hydrate ad ministered by herself. At the last session of the county court of Wallowa county $1016 was paid for 508 coyote scalps. It is evident that sorotboJy is in the business of catching coyotes in Wallowa county. Y. M. V. A. ture and offer superior inducements for intellectual improvement at, a minimum cost. Book-keeping, arithmetic, gram mar, singing and spelling are the branches taught. The members of the physical classes are given free examimniou by a physi cian and furnished with an anthropo metric chart. A new medicine ball weighing 12 pouuds has been added to the equipments. Indoor and basket ball are now receiving marked atten tion, and Borne interesting contests are planned,.' Rev. A. S. Hontgomory addressed a largo audience Sunday afternoon against the policy of souting Polygamic Roberts in coitgrefs. The sentiments expressed wore universally en lorsed. Last ii-rtorlay night the literary an.t Xew Features ami Iinnvemenli A Model Oryanixaflojr, One of the neatest and most cheerful pfcwes.in Oregon City.. to pass .awj'i ;h.j .debating '' sorkt elided- H. .vUo3 leisure hours, is'the Y. M. C. A. -rooias the following officers: I'ruaidunt, Liy on Main street, opposite the Congrega tional church. A.M. Grilley, the new secretary, has inaugurated a degree of improvement, and added new-4eatrrres,-rrnltfBe73.' h. DlesS'er that make it a model Institution. The reading rooms are tastily arranged, and are well supplied with books and papers. Facilities have been added to the bath ing department, and new apparatus has been placed in the gymnasium, ' A lit erary and debating society has been or . ganized, to which active and' social members are entitled to membership, Those not members of the Association can become members of the literary so ciety upon the payment of a small fee. The night classes are a profitable fea- Stipp; ' V'.ce-prenideiit, Dr.'O. S. Sea niana ; secretary, Arthur iloWon ; treaa urer Jumos Mclntyre; executive com- Sohuebol and 0. U. Wilson s sergeant-at-arms, Harry Scroggs. The meetings of the society will be held on the first auJ third Wed nesdays Id each month. The subject for debate at the first meeting in De cember is: "Resolved, That the Boers, were justified in Declaring War Agajnet England." The leaders were selected, by lot, as follows: Affirmative, J. V Loder and Arthur Holdeu; negative, Howard Brownell and Harry Scrogg. There were 15 in the singing clasa Tuesday night, all meu 2 Special gale of Cameras This is the celebrated $5.00 Kodak takes yAA pictures. kWe sell it K:$3-34- The 4x5 size $ 1 2.00; our price $8.00. Same style'for 4x5 picturemg either" plates or films" $15.00; our price $io.CO. This is the Famous Folding Pocket Kodak; can be carried in the inside coat pocket. Price $10.00 we sell it for $6.67. No. 2 Folding Pocket takes 3x3 pictures, price $15.00; our price $10.00. Fourteen different styles of Kodaks, ranging in price from $5.00 to $25.00. We offer any style until December 25th at 33 per cent ' discount. Now is the time to order that Camera put away for Christmas. We handle all kinds of photographic good3 and supplies and guarantee Portland prices. Huntley's Book Store OREGON CITY