f J". i. 'v": OREGON CITY OOUBlEfy FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1903. ooocoooooooooooooooocooo o CORRESPONDENCE. My. 1 IN Elmer Dixon is able to be out, after an attack ol the grip Wiley May ia progressing rapidly with bis new house. J.B.J ackson is hel piug him build it . . . Rev. Arnold, of Clackamas, and 'Rev. Smith, of Portland, have been holding special meetings In the chapel h"re dur ing the past week, and they are to be continued a few days longer by Rev. Arnold We are very fortunate in se curing their help and hope every one will make special effort to attend . . . Revs. Craig and Pogue will hold a pro tracted meeting here, beginning the firBt of February . Charles Ely has a ' job of carpenter work in Portland.... ' Mrs. Seely is slowly recovering from the grip, and her mother, Grandma Ryan, is much better.... Mrs. J. D. Locke's slater and family, from the East, anived last Saturday night. They will remain here if the country proves satisfactory to them. We are glad to welcome new comers . . .Little Mabel Albright isquite sick and under Di. Stuart's care, and Mrs. Jefferson's baby is quite sick also. Mrs. E. 13. Andrews, of Falls View, was visiting among friends here last Thursday . ..Mrs. Arnold is the guest of Mrs. Moran this week during the meetings Mrs. James Currin has been very ill, but is slowly improving Her father and mother came in from Ourrinsville last Saturday and will re main for a time . . .The basket social has been postponed on account of the meetings.... Mrs. Howell, of Crescent City, Calif., is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lewellen, and also her niece, Mrs. John F. irclough This is a very en terprising community. New buildings re oing up and improvements are be ing made on the old ones. We hear that several new houses will be built this spring ...Our Sunday-school is Bteadily increasing in members. Fifty-eight were enrolled last Sabbath. Mr. Cuny, of the city, is the superintendent, and Mrs. Moran is assistant. A Resident. So frequently settle on the lungs and result in Pneumonia or Consumption. Do not take chances on a cold wearing away or take something that only half cures it, leaving the seeds of serious throat and lung trouble. S7 nn 11 1m Cures Coughs and Colds quickly and prevents PiieiiEnorcia and Consumption CONSUMPTION THREATENED C. Unger, 211 Maple St., Champaign, 111., writes: ,' I was troubled with a hacking cough for a year and I thought I had consumption. I tried a great many remedies and I was under the care of physicians for several months. I used one bottle or FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. It cured me, and I have not been troubled since." HAD BRONCHITIS FOR TWENTY YEARS AND THOUGHT HE WAS INCURABLE Henry Livingstone, Babylon, N. Y., writes: "I had been a sufferer with Bronchitis for twenty years and tried a great many with poor results until I used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR which cured me of my Bronchitis which I supposed was incurable." THREE SIZES, 25c, 50c and $1.00. FV77T7 SOLD AND REGQfflEHDED BY CHARMAM &, CO. Refuse Substitutes THE MORNING TUB cannot be enioved in a basin of limited capacity nor where the water Bupply and temperature is uncertain vy reason 01 defective plumbing or heating apparatus. To have both put in tnorougn worKing order will not prove expensive if the work is done by F. C. CADKE and wifo Mrs. Kalbfleisch, C. Spangler and wife, Misses Rebecca Kalbfleisch, Edna and Iva Irish, Katie and Sara Jones, Rachel and Maggie Lewis, Clara Shoenborn , Vada FauBt, Edith Jackson, Mildred Jones, Mr. Prescott, Sammy Kalbfleisch and Al Shoeuboin. Stone. Mrs. Hawk is reported to be no bet ter. She is staying with her daughter, Mrs. Q. Mumpower. Her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Skirvin, came to stay with her; also her daughter, Irs, Griffin, of Eastern Ore gon, Mies Anna Bachman, who has been spending the holidays with her parents, has returned to Marmot to finish her term of school. She has three and a half months more there, haying taught one and one-half months there before Christmas. Miss Julia Spooner has the contract of teaching two months more at Stone. All are pleased with her work. Varus. Emmerson Spat arrived ' here Mon rlav morninar from Kansas. He intends to live here with his parents O. W MntxirAr made a business trip to Gresh' am Saturday. . . .The locial at the taaBle barn was a grand succeiB. The pro ceeds were $19 Mr. Scott, of Oregon CAtv. In finisbins Mr. Gardner's new house. . . . .Miss Maggie Lewis and Tilly Thomas visited the Misses Mary and Celene Jones Sunday A ' surprise nnrtv was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Eph Jones Monday evening in honor of their fifth anniversary. Many useful pres ents were ttiven them. Uames were r,laved until 11 o'clock, when refresh menti were served, after which the guests departed for home. Those pres ent were Eph Jones and wife.Mr. Spatz to Continued on page 7 and 8. REALTY TRANSFERS. Furnished Every Week; by;Clacka- mas Ab&tiact & Tiust Co. and oss of Flesli When you can't cat break fast. take Scott's Emulsion. When you can't eat bread tad butter, take Scott's ):mu!sion. When you have :zzn living on a milk diet and vant something a little more wurishintf. take Scott's Emulsion. To get fat you must eat hi. Scott's Emulsion is a great fattener, -a .great strength giver. Those who have lost flesh want to increase. all body.Ji;, tissues, not only fat Scott's ;Ece&i onulsion increases them an, bone, flesh, blood and nerve. For invalids, for con valescents, for consumptives, for weak children, for all who need flesh, Scott's Emulsion is a rich and com fortable food, and a natural tonic. Scott's Emulsion for bone, flesh, blood and nerve. A B Richardson to G I Brown, nw of nw of Bee 30, 13e: $000. S J Buckman to G I Brown, nw Of nw of sec 36. 1-3 e : $600. K A Padgett to F Way, lot 4, see 2, 6-2 e; $950. F Way to E P Cooper, lot 4, sec 2 5-2 e; fHOO. P Mclntyre to P K Davidson, bw of bw ofsecl7,4 4e;200. C T Tooze to W F Young, nl 2 of ne sec 19, 3-1 w:$500. C D Thompson to F Myes, 26.77 acres in Thompson ci, o-i e ; ov. J Haugh to 8 Haugh, 383 acres in sec 16, 6-1 e; J25Q0. . ... . M E Barlow to A Struntz, lot blk du, fWann fHt.v : 1475. L M Hedges to 0 P Hedges, se of se sec 29. 1-3 e; 11. M S Zweifel to F Bhaw, part of elm 48, fi-2 . t2200. M S B.Lawton to E G Mattoon, Z.75 acres in Hedges elm ; $259. O Deute to E G Mattoon, 17 acres in Hediies elm ; $7ol. A L Christopher to M Clemens, lots 4 and 5. tract 03 UaK urove ; ouu. J W Roots to O A Palmer, tractB 4 and 22 in Borings: $200. : ' O A Palmer to E S Morris, 4 and 'li Borings; $1. N G Mower to J N Davis, el-2 of nw sec afi. T-3 fi! 20. J DeV Johnson to Hedges & Griffith lots 1,2, 3, 4, blk 67 end b U 00 Oregon City; 11. . . W II Faubion to T F Ryan, wl-2 of bw nf n 1. 2-3 e: 1212. .T K Siefer to L Seiier. Bl-2 of si 2 and 20 acres in neof se, sec 2, 2-3: $350. J G Odell to J Heardoiff, ne of bo sec 25, 1 2b: $500. O W I'rosser to J Miller, blks 13 and 14 Orwpuo and blk 12 old town; $500. J Miller to J Richner, lots 10, 11, and 12 blk in. Osweiro: $275. T V Ryan to F A Schmidt, lots 17 and 18. blk 18. Gladstone: $180. Sunset Ld Co to M Wssto, lot 11, blk 5, Sunset Citv: $!00. J Richner to T J Whitter, lots 10, 11. 12, blk 15. Oswecoi $37. C M Coleman to L Tamblyn, 32 acres in Toner elm, 2-2 e; $2500. Procter X Beers to M Ball. 1.60 acres in pr 27. 1-4 e: $10. M Conant to H S Colton, lots 5 to 18, tract f)4. Oak Grove: $1000. M C Stribkjand to M H Strickland, lots 3 and 4, blk 63, uregon uuy ; i Will Ld Co to R Garde, lot 20, blk PxrU VUi'o: 810. J A Buck to Win 8 Irwin, Be of ne, el-2 of se, sec 1,4-4 e; $650. L Gerlineer to W Shadd, 13 and 14, Orrtmrd Hill' 100. G U Hess to C Cox, lots 3 and 4, sec 21, tlfiOO. Apperson, uy ept lots 5 and Wm Roop to C H Dye trustee, el-4 Be of sec 4, 5-1 e; $100 L W Parmer toC A Bard, sl-2 of wl-2 of Sephenson DLC; $1300. G W Kenny to M Davis, se of sw 4 aces in sec 29, 1-4 e ; $1200. MAT Vanbuekirk to N W G Howard, si -2 of ne and Lts 1 and 2, sec 4, 8-3 e ; $1. N W G Howard to O M Rankin, s 1-2 of - ne and lota 1 and 2, sec 4, 8 3 e ; $1600. A Baney to J Baney wl-2 of nel-2 01 nw of eec 2, 4-1 e; $1150. O & C R R Co to J Heller, nw of ne sec 35, 2-3 e; $240. M Hatton to F W Hatton, 120 acres Hatton elm 53, 2-2 e; $1. E H Cooper to C E Shollz, sl-2 of SW sec 24, 2-2 e ; $450. of in of by bis refusing to survey our land with out destroying our timber, or are we under a monarchal form of government, where the people have no redress what ever? E. Lacey. Dodge, Clackamas Co., Jan. 5. Sand?, The Bust Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever is a . bottle of Grove's lasieieeB vuui ionic, ii is simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure no pay. Price 50c. Union Ilall. P. R. for the Born, Dec. 6, to the wife of Meinig, a son. This accounts smile that Paul wears. Born, De:. 24, to the wife of Robert Jonshrud, a daughter. Discussion at Molalla. LETTERS FROM THE rEOtLE. Concerning Mdtters of Moment to Clackamas County Citi zens. Needy, Or., Jan. 2, 1903. Editor of Courier The taxpayers of Clackamas county shoull thank you very much for showing up the methods used by political fed ring boosters to reap wealth out of their fellowman's misfortune. It's time a man with the courage of his convictions came among us to wield a pen in behalf of a burdened pe.ple-. . . We sincerely nope me sua iuk up tha i-nnamniin trui'iilence practiced uy the boodlo sheet is out the entering wedge that will eventually spin tue nart.v nf hrnken Dromises in twail. We truBt you will give the old political dry bones such a shaking up that a part at loQQt nf nnr chronic nan suckers will be glad to loosen their grip on ine puDiic tat. Anil cfit. ft "hike" on themselves. What the taxpayers nave neeaea lor years in" this county was a journal that .... ... 1 .1 would deiena mem anu uieir uumoBi from the ImisaDDlicaiion of funds that is technically drained from the farms dido one that would not for a bribe cover up a fraud. We believe that the Uregon uuy uour. ier rather than stultify iteelf by truck- liner after politicians whose, ways are shadv and methods devious" would con sien itself boots, pi ees and all to the beautiful old Willamette river Buna ble repository for those who to a re markable degree are very simil-ir to the drone and are usually found in and about political centers.) The time was never more auspicious for the tearing up of our rotten political plank, and we hope you will continue the work so well begun. Let's all hail the Orenon City Cour ier and its Kentucky editor, and wish it many prosperous and Happy New 1 ears. Uriah Heap. mm We will send you a free sample. Be lurt that thli picture In the form of Ubtl li on the wrapper of every bottle of Emulsion you buy. SCOTT & BOWNE, CHEMISTS, 409 Pearl St, N.Y. 50c and $1 1 H drujyUU. and nl-2 of Mir 7 Park Vlncfi : 60 : W II Davidson to J F Davidaon, sw of I nw ni tee 10. 8-2 e: $200. J F Davidson to L B Trullinuer, ew of nf pe 10. 6-2 e: $o00. F T Barlow to A Michels, lot 1, blk 30, nr. rrnn f!ltv 500. V. N Vnster to P A Nelson, sw of nw of pc S 8-4 e: 700. D Nekon to Waverly Association, part lot blk 30, Cambridge ; N A Davis to J Shannon, wl-2 of el-2 of sl-2 of nel-4, el-2 of nl-2 ot Be i t, ei- nl-z oi Bi-z oi se 01 eec -o, o-f , f 01 v. C Scott Assigi ee to M W alsh, lots 37 to in ti k 74. Minthorn : f-.t. 11 GroBhone to 11 J Thomas, 79 mrp m h of hoc IT. 6-2 e: $500. L Tamblyn to II C Coleman, 2,55 acres In Oregon Citv elm ; i.iw. v ltnl.nmn to K llolzrnan. lots 5 and sec 84, 3 1 e, ne of nw, nw of ne of sec 8, t 4 8 r 1 e: t-ou. Sell wood L & I Co to E A Miller, lots.7 8, 13 and H, iraciw, un uiuto $120 . , G E Hargreavek to J Scott, sl-2 and si nl2of sec 3o, 4-3e;i. State to A W Lambert, el-2 of nwl-4, 1-2 ot swl-4, see 12, 8-3 e ; $10 . A 11' Lambe-t to V Coast Timber Co, 1-o.if sw 1-4. nl-2 bw and el-2 i f I Elder J. H. Moore, of the Church of Christ.. and Elder T. H.- Starbuck, Sev enth Day Adventist, have agreed to hold a joint discussion on the Sabbath ques tion at Molalla, beginning Jan. utn, at 7 p. m., to continue at least five even ings. The following are the propoel tions as agreed upon : 1. Do the Scriptures teach that the seventh day ia to be observed by Chris tians? T. a. Starbuck amruis, J. li Moore denies. 2 Do the Scriptures teach that the first day ia to be observed by Christians as a day of worship? J. H. Moore af firms, T, H , Starbuck denies. Robert Wilkerson, of Canby, was the guest of T. J. Grimes and wife last Sat urday night and Sunday. Jacob Grader, of New Era, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. H. Burns. He has been having very poor health this winter. Miss Olive Friedrich, of New Era, was the guest of Miss Eliza Burns one day last week. Born, to the wife of Orrin Adkins, a boy. We can hear the merry whistle Sturgis Bros, sawmill. They are now getting in '.shape to saw lumber. They have quite a lot of available timber hear the mill. Mr. Strejc made a business trip to Oregon City one day last week. Oregon City Secoiid-IIand & Junh Store HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND-HAND GOODS, HIDES, JUNK METALS OF ALL KINDS, ETC. All kinds of Farm Implements and Machinery. Second-Hand Goods Bought and Sold. 'RING PHONE 416 FOR JUNK. Sngarman & Co. Oregon Srohtline a Union Pacific TTHE EAST The 0. R. & N. Co. Gives the Choice of THREE TRAINS of DAILY Meeting of Soldiers. Hubbabd. Or., Jan. 11. 1903. Editor Courier Will yon kindly give notice in your much-esteemed paper, that the surviving members cf the 1st Oregon Cavalry and the 1st Orego.i In' fantry ;Oregon's Boys in Blue" of 1861- 1865) will hold a joint reunion in ine council chamber, (city hall), Salem, on February 3rd, at 1 o'clock p. m. ana ac 7:30 in the evening. The afternoon will be a business meeting of the veter ans of those two old regiments, and the meeting in the evening will consist of an open camp fire, to which all veterans who at any time stood in defense of "Old Glory" and the general public are cordially invited. J. B. Dimick. Colton, . Will and Oscar Dix, Lou Hubbard, Dick Johnson, Gua Gottberg and Gus Scheivie have returned to returned to Washington after visiting home during the holidays. ' Charlie Robeson, of Ostrander, was visiting his parents and sister of this place last week. There will be a dance in tbe literary halt on Friday, Jan. 23. Colton is talking of building a church in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. WinBlow left Colton last week for Ostrander. We are sorry to lose them. Mr. Kandld and wife, of Highland, were the guests of Mr Gorbett and fam- 1I3 on New Year's Day. Jan. 5. WO VIA THE OREGON SHORT LINE 9:00 a.m. 6:00 p. m. TO SALT 1 KE, DEN Ai., . OMAHA, CHICAGO and KANSAS CITY. ONE VIA THE GREAT NORTHERN , 6;00p. m. TO SPOKANE, MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL and CHICAGO. t Ocean Steamers leave ;Fortland .every 5 ,pays tor , , SAN FRANCISCO J Teachers' Examination. Bill! 81-- Ol BW (VI SCC 1-. N c , f-iw. Sellwood I. & I Co to A B Holmaii, part lot 1, blk 30, Oak Grove; $16. Editor Ohroon City Courier: Pleas. allow us a small space in ycur paper in which to register a "kick." u. W. Keller, G. W. Burdieb and mvself are ownerB of donation land claims which we wanted divided in accordance with the deeds which we hold. We em ployed the county surveyor and his dep uty. Mr. jcnBon waB Bern. 10 uo m work. Alter estamisning one corner, ue demanded that all trees should be cut down so that he could run a line due north, regardless of government survey, which was plainly marked by marks on the trees, tlazin, etc. We cut four trees, one nearly five feet in diameter, which had a side blaze on it. lie said that he could not run a straight line by tbe novernment survey, which was marked as plain as anything. There is a creat deal oi vaiuauie urn ber on a part of the land, and at places on the lice it is very thick. To have cut the trees would have destroyed a irreat deal of this valuable timber, and have .taken many days 01 unnecessary labor, irivina the Biirvevor a lorn lob at five dollan a day, which was so unjust that we settled with bim for tbe time and Btopped the expeuse. W'e wanted our property located, not destroyed, which 1 do not think any sane man would do. How is U that the U. S. government had all the land surveyed and never thought of destroying the timber? The whole United Mates, not aione, out uie whole civilized world has been surveyed without a thought of such a thing? The next day Mr. Keller informed me that he took hit bearing by the blazed trees and set his compass a half mile away, bigbted through and found the corners. How long are we to be im nosed noon bv the county officials with out laisiiigourvoiceagninstit? Are they not controlled by the laws, or have tbey full sway to do as they please? Is not theccunty liible for the damage done Notice is hereby given that tbe county superintendent of Clackamas county will hold the rezular examination ot ap. pheants for state and county paperB at Oregon. City as follows: FOB STATS PAPERS. Commencing Wednesday, February 11, at 9 o'clock, and continuing until Saturdav. February 14th, at 4 o'clock. Wednesday l'enmanslnp, History, BDellincr. aleeebra, reading, school law. Thursday Written arithmetic, theory of teaching, grammar, booK-Keeping, pli5 sics, civil government. triday l tiysioiogy, geograpny, men tal arithmetic, composition, physical ge OKraphy. oaturdav Botanv, plain geometry, general hittory, Euglish literature, psy chology. ' FOB COUNTY PAPERS. Commencing Wednesday, Februaiy 11, at 9 o'clock, and continuing till in day, Februar 13, at 4 o'clock. FIRST, SECOND AND Till. D GRADE CER TIFICATES. Wednesday Penmanship, history, orthography, reading. Thursday Written antnmetic, meory of teaching, grammar, school law. iriday Ueography, mental arithme tic, physiology, civil government. PRIMARY CERTIFICATES. Wednesday Penmanship, orthogra phy, reading, arithmetic. Thursday Art of questioning, theory of teaching, methods, physiology. J. C. ZlNSER, Superintendent of Schools. Oregon City, Ore., Jan. 9, 1903. low Want Fruit trees or berry plants, see a practi cal fruitgrower. C. W. Swallow, Oregon City. For a bad taste in the mouth take a few doses of Chamberlain's Slomach and Liver Tablete. Price 25 cents. War ranted to cure. For Bale by G. A. Haul ing. Boats leaves Portland daily for Willam .ette and Columbia River Points. Monthly Steamers to China'and Japan. For full Information call on or addrei 'nearest O. R. & N. Ticket Agent, or address A. I. rjEAIG, G,P. A., Portland, Oregon GO EAST VIA TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If it fails o curer E. W. Grove's signature is on ach box. 25c. 0u IJ11,?. Jrj.'y?! II Rain and sweat II nave no effect on BWTVW?KrM Si It re. . ft. For Sale. Fresh cow and heifer calf f jr sale, warranted a rich milker and perfectly gentle. L. r. Williams, 6 Clarkes.Ore. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. Its Kind You Hars Always Bought Bears the Signature cess Oil. sists the damp. keeps theleiith- cr sott and pli able, btitchc do not break. No rouh sur- V IIUUMAHUL if fare trt Chata I and cut. Tht wears twice f fff fv m1'! ase of Eureka JZA "v a I mm Only transcontinental line passing directly through Salt Lake City, . Leadville, Pueblo, Colorado Springs i and Denver. j Three splendidly epuipped trains daily to all points East. Through Sleeping and Dining Cam .nrt Frpp Rprfininc! Chair Cars. The most tnagnincent scenery in America by daylight. Stop overs allowed on all clasees.ol tickets. For cheorcEt!ratci and descriptive iliteiatur addresi , J. D. riANSFlELD, General; Agent, 1 24 Third Street, Porlfnd, Ciegon Sold everywhere In ens alltlxes. Made by i Standard Oil I v Company Annual Clearance Sale u4-i' of Shoes and Rubbers at Extremely low prices is now on. Call and see us. i P ORTL AND-ANTORIA ROUTE STR. BAILEY GATZERT I Dally Bound Trlpa, eicept Sunday I TIME CARD ' Leave Portland 7 A. H Leave Aatoria IF, 11 THE DAUE-FGRTUKE fCHE STRS. TAH0MA . and JUETLAKO Bally Tripe Ixcepi ti'noiv STR. TAHOiV Leave Portland, Hon., Wed. and . Leave The Dalles, Tu.,Thura. n.- STR. METLAKG Leave Portland, Tues., Thura. and Sat Leave Dalles, Hon., Wed. and Fri Landing, Foot Alder Street BOTB fROKM, MAIN 851 PoBTlJtKD, Cf.IouJ AGENTS A.J.Taylor Astoria, Ore J. W. Crichton The Dalles, Ore A. K. Fuller Hood River, Ore Wolford & Wyers. White Salmon, Wash Henry Olmstead Carson, Wash John T. Totten Stevenson, Wash J. O. Wvatt Vancouver, Wash E. W. CRICHTON, PORTLAND, ORE I vr