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OREGON CITY COURIER-HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 190i
AVegetablePreparationfor As
similating foeToodatidRegula
lirig the Stomachs andBowels of
Promotes Digcsiion,Chcerful
t;css and RestContai ns neither
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Not Naucotic.
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A ocrfcct Remedy forConstioa
lion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea,
Worms .Convulsions Jevcn slv
aess and Loss OF Sleep,
facsimile Signatwe of
NEW YORK.
EXACT COPyOF WRAPPEB.
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To Your Kidneys
Dr. Jenner's
Kidney Pills
cause the kidneys to work as
nature intended they should.
They build up the shrunken
walls of the kidneys, as no
known remedy has been found
to do before.
As a cure for urinary troubles'
they have no equal.
io, 25, 50 Cents us
C. G HUNTLEY, Druggist
Oregon City, Oregon
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G. HUNTLEY, Druggist
Oregon City, Oregon
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Your Bowels
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on the entire system, and where
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PRO BITE COURT.
Judge llian Mads Several Or
der During the. Week.
1 lie will 01 the iHle A. J. iSawtell w.,g
admitted to probiit Tuesday. All the
property m bequeathed to the widow,
Kliza E. S.iwteil, except, a Icnaey of $100
to ttie only daughter, Iva May Lewis.
Die conditions of the will are iliat it be
proven and admitted lo record, ami
that tbe widow pay tbe legacy and re
main in poenession ol the property
without furiber proceeding. Lettert
toatamentary were iocned to the widow
by the court. The probable value of
the estate is placed at $S,000.
In tbe matter of the estate of Sarah
II. Fo d, deceased, Frank Ford, tbe ad
ministrator having made final settle-
ment, was discharged from his obliga
tion i.
In the matter of the estate of Wiley
P. Boyer, deceased, (jeorae J. Curriu,
the administrator, was cited to appear
in court Oct. 21 st, and show cause why
be should not file a report.
In the matter of the estate of Hiram
Fellows, deceased, Eli Fellows, execu
tor, and order was made that the payees
of tbe Yarwood note of $36J be per
mitied to settle the same by p ying the
interest off at 8 per cent.
In the matter of the estate of Stephen
A. Lane, an insane person. David Kobe
son, executor, the sale of tbe real prop
erty was confirmed.
In tbe matter of the estate of D. vV.
Howell, deceased, it wan ordered that
the indebtedness due John P. Howell,
be paid in full.
In tbe matter of the estate of Ellen
J. Hedges, deceased, a distribution of
$6(17 92 was ordered anions the heirs.
Tbe sale of real property belonging
to the estate of Frederick Billiard, de
ceaeed, was confirmed.
Gilbert L. Hbdires, administrator of
the estate of John Ac ker, deceased, was
ordered to pay the indebtednes in
cuned out of the first moneys received.
The Vrune Crop.
The prune crop of Clackamas cuunty
is something immense this year, and so
extensive are the orchards in such a
scattered territory, that it is difficult to
estimate the output. In Southern Ore
gon where the product of one locality is
shipped by a single transportation iiue,
it is cduipaiBtively easy to es imate the
on' put of a section'. The reporter has
just returned from a trip through a
greater portion of I'lackamas county,
and it was astonishing to note tbo ex
tent of the prune crop. Outside of the
prutie-growiug districts of Canbv and
Clackamas Station, there are hundreds
of small orchards, in Sunnyside, Da
mascus, Kagle Oieek. (Jumnsvdle,
liai field, Spnngwater, Logan ami all
that section ol the county, including
Mihvaukio, to sav nothing of that part
of the county north of the Mol ilia and
West of the Willamette. llie t alma-
teer settlement with its upland red soil
is peculiarly adapted to tne production
of prunes as woll as wheat. Tbe late
winds and rains have caused many
prunes to fall to the ground, but these
can be saved if the bad weather does
not continue too long.
At Oantiy a doubt baa been expressed
as to whether tbe driers will bo able to
handle nil tbo prunes presented. At
Clackamas it is not believed that any
tumble will be experienced from this
suuivo. While, as a rule, the orchards
are snrill, thy count up into the aggre
gate in many thousands of trees, cov
ering hundreds of acres. Prune grow-
ini! is Ik-coming one of the meat diver
sified farming itub.stiies of Clackamas
c ainly, and many a small farmer gets
$-00 to $;ti''0 from bis piune crop. The
yiild .f diiej 1 runes in Clackamas
count v tb.U masoti wi.l not be less than
1,000,00 pounds. j
. Miap--Sd acr-s, mi'is from Ore-!
:-:!! t'.t v, I! i in ciil'.ivatii n, I uiMirg and ,
o;,hsid. r per avic. f. O.T. Wd
i. litis, otfnv in Harcbay bui'.du.g.
.'"hi.-cn ,t 1 :'.:i.b ill Wchiesday i
e.iovul to thtir i-iw locrdioti ,t pposit'e i
t'liarman's ui ug r lore, ' 1
TAX SALES'
Where People Are Buying Them
selves Wealthy.
One has read of people buying them
selves rich, and this has been exempli
fied to greater or lesser degree at the
court house this week. Sheriff Cooke
has been selling tbe delinquent tax
property bid in by the county foi 1892-3
taxes. It has appeared on the adver
tised delinquent list for these many
years, but these long lists of Minthorn,
Gladstone, etc., will appear in print no
more they have passed into the bands
ofnewDwners. There were also many
smaller properties scattered belwest
and crooked all over Clackamas county.
These too have gone or going. Some of
them may be on the summit of the
forest reserve when the location is dis
covered, or they may not. P. H, Mar
ley, of Portland, is the principal bidder
on properties, be having ascertained
which were correctly described before
hand. There also are otber bidders.
A number of men and women were
present at tbe sales and bid in pieces of
property from 50o up. A,, half-acre
tract in the vicinity of Damascus went
for 25c. An attorney bid in a tract for
$1, and when he examined the descrip
tion found that it was located on the
townsiteof Aurora in Marion comity.
Very little of the property brought
enough to pay the taxes against it, but
it will n' t have to be advertised any
more. There was $2700 against the
Gladstone property, and it brought
$700. Minthorn lots Went for a tune.
The descriptions are correct in some of
the tracts, and the purchaser J hivfl
bongbt themselves rich, while a cloud
of doubt Langs over many others.
COMMENTARY.
The Courier-Hereld prints more orig
inal matter about farms and firming,
during the year, than any paper ever
printed in Clackamas county. It dees
not copy them eecond-hand either from
cheap farm journals. Neither does it
print old worn-out board of trade cuts
that have been used in every advertis
ing pamphlet issued in Oregon City for
tbo past 15 years. The reporter gets
out and secures actual esptriences from
reliable, practical farmers, oftentimes
making trips through the county. On
a recent trip something was learned of
tbe damnable, contemptible methods
employed by the proprietor of the En
terprise. Mot long ago a responsible
farmer was in town, and gave tbe re
porter some statistics concerding bis
own and neighbor s crops. The ir.t
senator wrote to one of his henchmen,
living in tbe neighborhood of this far
mer, asking him to write a letter to the
Enterprise, stating that the published
report was false. The aforesaid hench
man refused to lend his aid to such a
dirty plot. The vilest anarchist or
lowest ward heeler, would not engage
in a transaction of this kind, let alone
the aspirant for a state office. It also
is rumored that be uses the Oregon City
edition ol the Evening Telegram to
knock people tbat he doe? not like.
If one has any doubt of the benefits
II at accrue to a community by the es
tablishment of a cheese factory or
creamery, it wouia be well to lnvesti
gate the conditions in the vicinity of
Logau Large, new barns, good roads
and a general air of prosperity .
Letter List.
Following is the list of letters re
maining uncalled for in the postofilce
at. Oregon City, Ore., on Sept. 26th,
JLui :
Womens' List Miss Long Ma'to,
Miss Anna Pique.
Mens' List John Bottemiller, Cur
tis liurk, William Corben, V. F. May,
ueorge a. Moore, ljivermore liros.,
McCullough, William White, L. O.
Walk-r, Archie Wright.
Rid Men Denounce Anarchists
Wacheno Tribe, No. 13, Independent
Order of Red Men, at their session last
night adopted the report on resolutions
relative to the death of the late William
McKinley, President of tbe United
Stales, prepared by a special committee
composed of C. Hartman, John Kellev.
and Henry Meldrum. The resolutions
convey the sympathy of the order of Red
Men to thb widow of the great states
man, and express their unswervtng loy
alty to their country, and, also denounc
ing anarchy. The resolutions follow:
" Whereas, the Great Spiritof the- Un
iverse has seen fit to remove from tbe
reservation of the earth to the happy
bunting grounds of the pale-face? our
beloved President, William McKinley:
and
"Whereas, Wacheno Tribe, No 13, I.
O. R. M., fir st as Americans, and second
us Red Mon, wish to express their sen
timents upon this sad occasion. There
fore be it
Resolved, That our bear felt sym
pathy is extended to Mrs. McKinley in
this, th hour of h r gr at allliction;
that we deplore the death of our beloved
President at the hands of an anarchist
assassin ; that we pledge ourselves as
Red Men to assist in every way, that is
legal and just, to exterminate all soci
eties of anarchists from American soil;
that we believe tbat strict laws should
be passed, barring from tbe shores of
America, such foreigners as are even lia
ble to join such societies, with which
t lie murderer of Mr. McKiulev is iden
tified. "That while we, as individuals, may
have expressed a desire too see lynch law
prevail, we still, as a loyal, law-respecting.
order, desire to sue the majesty of
the law rule tbe land and wo deplore any
sentiment that will bring disgrace upon
the grand record of America, proudly
upheld and bravely defended by the Red
Men of America. Therefore be it
Resolved, That tbo charter of Wache
no liibo be draped in mourning for
I hiity days;
Cuius IIartmas,
John Kku.kv,
Hexhy Mki piuim,
Committee of Wacheno Tribe.
When you vitit Portland don't fail to
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First and Madison. They snrve an ex
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1 uire meal , 15c. . I
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i Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
j iiContain Mercury.
-as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely deraime the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surtaces. ouch articles
should never be used except on pre
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tne damage tney win ao is ten ioiu 10
tbe good yon can possibly derive from
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containsno mercury, and ia taken in
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get the genuine. It is taken internally
and is made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Bold by Druggists, 75c per bottle.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Christian Science services are held in
Willamette hall every Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock. Subject for Sunday, Sept
22. "Reality." Sunday school ar 1
o'clock. Wednesday evening meetin
at 8 o'clock. To theBe services all ar
welcome.
Wanted a respectable help-tniet
between the ages of 20 and 23. A 1 Ir -s
Y. this office.
T.Ha VHii Willinmn a nnnil nf Prof.
Dierke, will t ike a limited number of
pupils for piano and organ instruction.
The Portland .City & Oregon Riilway
Company will run cars every 30 minutes
between Oregon City and Portland Sun
day. A delightful ride for only 2) cents
the round trip. The cars run cleai
through to Canemah on that day.
New Teilings at MiBS Goldsmith's.
OASTOntA.
Bears th i ' You Have Always BougfA
Signature
of
Portland Carnival.
"The Great Carnival, which opens at
Portland on Sept. 19th and continues
till October 19th, 1901, will be well
worth a visit to the metropolis.
Exhibits of agricultural ami horti
cultural products, mining .and manufac
turing industries, athletic exercises, a
horse show at which feats of horseman
ship and the various forms of fancy rid
ing will be seen, and a magnificent mil
itary tournament, participated in by
picked companies from the Oregon Na
tional Guard, are a few of the attractions
at the Carnival this year.
The Southern Pacific Company will
sell tickets at low rates for this occasion
and will also run a special excursion
from Ashland to Portland and return,
stopping at all intermediate stations, the
date and rates for which will be an
nounced hereafter.
Ladies, if your sewing machine is out
of order, have it fixed at Johnson &
Lamb.
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