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OREGON CITY COUBIER, FRIDAY, MAY 1. 1903 BXJSGH THE HOUSEFURNISHER I COME IN! The bars are down. It's your opportunity to come in and look around Plenty of reason why you should come. COME IN You'll see the reason why you should buy. No doubt about your interest, because we have the interesting things and prices. Friday is our busy day and all who appreciate a real bargain will find us ready with something that every home has use for. We will put on sale April 24 vr. .M ,.mt M-nil 3 Tndav No. 8 Copper Uottom Wash Boiler ' FOR 75c. ' REALTY TRANSFERS. I'll Furnished Every Week by Clacka mas Abstract & Trust Co. 1 F Glennon to G B Dimick, lota 7 and. blk 29, County Add 600 J E Mitts to U E Mitts, ne of ew of sec 3, 5,1 e 330 Security Sav & TruBt Co to G Eck. ert, 34.35 as, see 9, 4, 1 e 480 A H Lee to L A Cloninger, 1.18 as in sec 3, 3. 1 e 100 A H Lee (o N Doucet, 1.18 as in sec 33, 3, 1 e 100 N Duuoet to L A Cloninger, 1.18 as in pec 33, 3, 1 e 200 P Gilbertson to A P Barlow et al, tract G9, Prunelanris 1000 C F Dearotff to G Brrokman, the Brook man tract 1200 A Goeperlet to O Brookmnn, 20 aa in sec 25, 1, 2 e J II Gibson toB G ibson, 11 as in 800 fee 30,1, 1 e J W ar.d J Norris to J F Wiliaarth, 1 e 1-2 of ne of sec II, 2i 3 e J H Gibson to M A Morris, 12 ae in 1100 eec30, 1, 1 e 500 AS Warren to EGOaufleld, 1-2 int in lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, blk 8,lota 7 and 8, blk 9, Paik Addition ... 1 D Minnihan to F Canning, w 1-2 of ne of Bee 11, 2,4 e 1 M E Cuthbert to E J McKitrick, 10 acre in sec 5 2-2e; (1. E J McKitrick to I R Blackbur, 10 acaes in sec5 2-2e; $500. I R Blackburn to S Peter, 10 acrea in sec 5 2-2e; $800. E Fagalde to E H Bugrhardt, 13 inter est in 20 aces in eec 15 2-3e; $20. J F Henkle to E H Burghardt, 16 acres insecl5 2-3e; $250. D VV Reynolds to O E Reynolds, 57 acres in see '33 2-2e; $1 R H Miller to O Kobberts. lot blk 03 Oregon City; $1000. E E Charmin to J Kelly, lots 5 and 6, hlk R Clackamas uizthe ; S170. State to Proctor .4 Beer's, sw of ne of sec 3 2 4e; $100 F McCormick to H Krause, 50 acre2 in Sfc9 31w: 81500. E W Paine to I E Jones, 63 acres in sec 9 4-2e j $2550. Schaul le to H Pamperin, 20 acres in sec. 81 2-le : $500. E Hamilton to S Hasrington, sw of se of sec 32 5-le; $1 Wagoner to L Keil, lot 3, sc 25 5-le : $400. 0 J Davis to Waverly assctn, lots 10, 11 and 12. blk 29 Cambridge: SI, J L Dinwiddie to G P McNear, ne of Oregon City A musements. However, the regular price is$J and will not be sold for less at any other time You will find a list of other articles reduced at the same rate as Wash Boilers and only sold every Friday at that price. Friday evening of this week there will be an entertainment at Sbiveley's opera house, given bv the young people of the Presbyterian church. The program will be of a muBical and literary nature. Mrs. Kate Ward Pope will sing a solo and the male quaitette of the Presbyterian church and the lad ies quartette of the Congregational church will sing. Mr. Confer will render a selection and there will be a number of ether entertaining features. Refreshments will be served after the literary program. The public is invited. The liquid air exhibition at the Opera house is the attraction for Thursday evening of this week and will no doubt prove quite entertaining, Weston & Herbert's Vaudeville per formers played a two-night's engage ment at the opera house last week, Thursday and Friday night, and those who witnessed the show, say it was quite the beet of its kind that has visited Oregon City ior a good while. 'His Absent Boy" was the attraction at the Opera house Tuesday evening, and was witnessed by a large and highly pleased audience. The boys af the ninth and tenth grades of the Barclay Bchool will give an enter tain merit and dtnee in the Willamette hall to-uiorrow evenit g. Tumey's orchestra has been engaged for the oc casion and an interesting program has been arranged. The aff-tir is given for tho purpose of raining money to defny the expenses of the athletic work oi the high school. Admission of 25 cents will be charged. The musical given by the ladies of the Episcopal church Monday evening at Willamette ball attracted a large crowd who thoroughly enjoyed the program. Basket Social. LATOrBRTTK. K23 President w fjptr.R'NrMATsr u. " " THE PIONEER EXPRESSMAN (Estnbllshed 1865) Prompt delivery to U parts of the city OREGON CITY REGON D, & D. C. LATCURETTK ATTORNEYS AT LAW Oommeroial, Rent Vstnfe end Trob-.telaw -fptMNHines Office In Commercial Bank Building OREGON CITY OREGON DR. GEO. I10EYE DENTIST 11 wnrk'warrantfd nnd satisfaction guaranteed Crown and Brlilgn work a specialty Canfleld Building OREGON CITY OREGON H. COOPER, Notary Public. Real Estate nnd Insurance, Titles Exam ined, Abstracts Made, Deeds, Morfc gages, Etc., Drawn ct m 36, Gsir'e P'd'p, Oifprr Ciy, Ore. Qt E. HAYES ATTORNEY AT LAW Stevens Building, opp. Bank of Oregon City OREGON CITY OREGON 8)888 88 pale of Spring Suits and Topcoats We call your attention to the grandest collection of Tailor-made Suits and Topcoats for Spring ever g shown in Portland, just opened up from The Royal Taylors, of Twelfth and Michigan Avenue, Chicago g 1 1200 Spring Suits mi 160 SilMmd topcoats That were made to order for $25.00, $30 00, and $40.00, in all the latest shades and patterns, in Cheviots, Worsteds, Cassimeres,Tweeds, g Homespuns, Coverts, Venetians, and Vicunas, Three and Four-but- g ton, Single and Double breasted styles, all cut by the Royal Taylors' ft Cutters with the new long, narrow lapel and one of the features in the swell Tailor-made Garments. Now, Strain' ion is, bis Clothing Is all Tailor-made, bearing the labels of such tailors as Lamm & Co., the Royal Taylors, The Continental Tailors, The Dixie g The international Tailors and hundreds of other famous makers of K men's High Art Clothing to measure. We sell you the teal Tailor-made, Custom-made Article at one-half the price that the ready-made clothier asks you for an article that he himself acknowledges to be jg inferior or NEARLY AS bUUD as Tailor-made Clothing Common sense will teach any one that a Suit Made to Order will wear longer, hold the shape better and look better than any ready-made suit will, because the Goods are superior, the linings ti are suoerior. the workmanship is superior. They are shrunk m and sponged, iiana-maae ana aanu-umaircu. 3 I If fill field and Edna Daulton contributed to the success of the event with a fine must I cal proRarm, Mr. Himes told of the early pioneers, ana aepictea tneir moae ol living m graphic Btyie. Tne lecture received rapt attention. Nw Era. Don't forget the school picnic on the pintuRUBt campmeeting ground batur- day. Bring baskets well nuea. Mountain View Tent, K. O. T. M. at Highland wi l give a basket eocial next Saturday evening. Quite a few from Oregon City are figuring on going out. nn,l U nf nw and nWC of of sec 35 mgniana uet in ine loomius, kevenieen ,V . in " miles to the south-east. '. . m Tr 4 e 1 (1 I 1 J Harkins to U w Kinney, iy oi ui-i par,92eri Audience. of ne and b of se ol sec SJ J-4 e ; f 1. 1 G BuBbauer to O E Kiggs. lots 7 to 12 blk George H . Himes, of Portland, lectur llCanby;$500 ed Friday evening on "Early Oregon T Blackburn to W R Blackburn, lots 5, city." A fair-sized audience greeted 6 and 7, blk l ranter nui aaa : ?aou. nim. Mrs. L. L. rorter and Miss Wis H GanB to J Uans, 4 acres and. D1K V Holmes clm:S2000. A. E Davis to J O Lubeck, lots 1 to 8 blk lADanemah: 875. J Vj Ball to Lannertz and Sagar, nw of nfto(Reo321'3e;tl00U. D A Heffne to J Oourad, 50 acres in seo 9.1 R-l! 575. H Nachand to B H Dauchy, lots 11 and 12 blk 15 Edeewood : 300. M C Strickland to B H Bowman, lot 23 Clackamas park ; $100. P Fonter heirs to State of Oregon, part nf E Olnoot elm 3.3e : J809. Robert Brown's team ran away with B Knowles to J Haas, 27 acres in Bee 33 cutaway harrow last Saturday. No seri 2 2a ; valuable. one damage was done, only a little wheat O&ORROoto E Josnua, nw oi nw mashed into the eartn of sec 29 4 36 ; f-DU. Mr. Toff, of Philomath, is visiting Mr, J Stewart to Maie oi ureguu, uu buicd iu and Mrgi J jaCkson this week. .Bca'3.e o ty.J Mrs. Ora Slyter.of Battle Ground w.BB.Mtte.,aw?,2 ,7 ID Wasn .is visiting her parents, of this tt o i.j..... WH SVinnViArri VL A(r I P'W. . f. oo i o.. iift Earl Wink took in some of the sights III I . I III DO IJ-id3 I . .. . . P p Dahnev lo F E Lucas, s of ne and of Vancouver Saturday and Sunday. n w of se of sec 30 2-6e ; $475. John Manners is visiting Mr. Dooney A J Hammer to RO Holmes, sw oi se this week. I ol nf BW HPP 30. 2-6e ". UUU. I Ifu Glaiilian rotnnai1 lrrm niioholi'u S Erickfon to W B Lucas, lots o ano o Wash., last week after a stay with her Din a rarpiace, wu. daughter lor three months. i ' " . 2Zo ' Mr. Mead went to Oregon City Tues HUU IUI V L VV - " I " . I .( ti n a n uutora nf Mnrcv. cart of ""J- UUIU U.VU...V..-. r T1.-1I. T D.l I. fitraiehtc m 2-2 e; $1. "lrB- i"111""8 ui oawui, u VViilamHtte Falls Oo to M Mancing, lot visiting relatives here this week 1 ran TI Will Falls: ISO. Minn Flornnce Rchindler had a birth' J B Moore to 0 F Moore, lots 1,2 7 and day party Tuesday evening. 8 blk 122 UreBon uity ; ow. The W C. T. U. met at Mrs. New M L r oster . t al to j citieer iuv o ow Kllrv.H Wedneac av Oregon Oiiy oou. . F. C. Donovan and family, of Iowa, is a W I ninnrorrA T.fl ' H r.VIIlHII. HW Ul BIT I . ' ' a. a J"'' - J atnnr, inir with Mr. Mi-Arlhnr nf tec 2 5-1 e : $400 A O Heckman to A E Latourette trustee swof sw of sec 2 o-ie; $ouu . 'X' Jt X utlk. . . The Kind You Have AlwayCjii Beara th. " nm "lnd'1 QOMMERCIAL BANK of OREGON CITY CAPITAL $100,000 Trumaets a general banking business Makes loant and collections, discounts bills ny and sells domestlo and foreign exchange and recelres. depentts subject to check. Open from 9 a. m. to i p. m. r. J. Meybr Cashle QRANT B. DIMICK Attorney and Counbblob at Law Will practice In sll'Conrts In Iho State, Clrcnlt hk and District Courts of the United Htates. Insolvent debtors taken throngh bankruptcy. Offloelln Garde Building, Oregon City, Or. QEO. T. HOWARD NOTARY PUBLIC REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE At Red Front. Court; Home Block OREGON CITX OREGON Jt O. STRICKLAND, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON Does an Up-To-Dirt General Praotica iBpeotal attentlontglven to surgery and diseases 7th and Main Sti. OREGON Office In Garde Building, OREGON, ICITI, J.W. Nokis,M.D. J. W. PowiLt. M. JfORRIS & POWELL, Physiciansand Surgeons. Calls in city or country promptly attend ed Garde Building, Oregon City. QSTEOPATHY .. DR. C. D. LOVE OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Graduate of Amerloan School of Os' ipathy, Klrksvllle, Mo. Successfully treats both acute and chronic) dis eases. Call for literature. Consultation and Examination Frco. Office Hours! lOr by appointment at any time. RoomsNo.4and 6, Stevens Bnlldlng, Main St OBEOO CITY, OBROOH. the sort of suits and Topcoats St lain sells at $10.00 Taylor-made Trousers, $3.50 That's a strong comparison of values, $10 trcusers for $3.50' but we have the strongest kind of --rrnment behind it. We nave exactly what we advertise. 800 pairs of pants just received r m nnr Chicago buyer picked up here and there from tailors who wanted cash worse than they ,ntPr1 the cants. Not one pair of the lot that would not be a bargain at $7.50, and most, of Aem worth $10 and $12.50.. m new spring stripes, maae 01 iksi HI'-J Kll imported worsted, cut to fit, 800 pairs to pick from at Strain's ,:V ,V WE NEVER SHOWED SO FINE A LOT OF PANTS AS THIS BEFORE I : v jStrain Taloring Company, 2$S and 287 Washington St., Portland Eicht cents a pound is what a young woman paid for twelve pounds of flesh. She was thin and weak and pal 1 one dollar for a bottle of Scott's Emulsion, and by tak ing regular doses had gained twelve pounds in weight before the bottle was finished. Eight cents a pound is . mm cheap for such valuable, ma terial. Some pay. more, some. less, some get, nothing for their money. You - get your money's worth when you buy Scott's Emulsion. . We will send vou a little - free. SCOTT & BOVN", Chemists, .no Tearl Street. New York. r j - 50c. and $i.o. ; all druggist!. Foley's Honey and Tar "or owdrtn, Me.sur. piowir Mary l.lkea, of Onweo, is visiting her Cjusii), Mies Ulive triedrlcn. Antone i-heli luck, of 1 orlland, was seeu on our street lat-t Sunday. New Era waB honored Vy ibe stay of band of gypsien ever Sunday. Farkplace . Itev. Start, a young musical student of Portland, will preach here next Bun day evening a' 7:30, and on each alter nate Sunday thereafter. Rev. and Mrs Arnold, of Clackamas, weie the gnefta of Mr. aud Mis. French Tuesday night Mrs. Mjate, of Montana, sister of T. . Btowu, was vieitii g him last week. Mr. Likens has moved his family to Salem. Mrs. J. T. Apperson is on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jo! nson, of Portland, were visiting the letter's mother, Mrs. Mac Kivers, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Charley spent Saturdav an I Sunday in Portland. Frank Lncashas moved his family into the houBe recently vacated by Mr. La-kins. W. II. Uolmes.our popular merchant. is under the weather. The baseball epidemic has struck as. Parkplace ban a mixed team boys and girls and teachers. They have some lively games. : Mr. Faubian had a very sicV horse Sunday, which has partially recovered now. ROBERT A. MILLER ATTORNEY AT LAW O. D. EBY, NOTARYaPUULlO. Real Estate bouuM nnd mid, moniy loaned Itli'fteiainlncd ud abstraotB inOo, cosli paid lor eoiinty wiirrnntH. Probate and commUsiouMS' oourt buliu'8tid lniiuranc. I BOOM 8, WEINBAHDBUItDINO OEKGON CITT, ... - OBEQ0N, a BCHUKBEL ITREN & W. B. U'REN SCI1UEBEL ATTORNEYS AT LAW Deutftf-tr WbBolol Will pruotloe In nil court", make collection! tnd KstUcmoiiti nf eswtc, famuli abstract! ol Due, lead vou monnr una tend voiir money on Irnt mortgiinu. OEEQON CITY OBKOON Choicest Meats AT R. PetZOlds Meat Market Daily River Excursions OF OREGON CITY BOATS TIME CARD DAILY and SUNDAY Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with Local Application, an ther cannot reach the Mt of tht dlae. . Caurrh li a blood or ccnitltu tional dlieaae, and in order to can It you mint take Innmal remedlra, Hull' Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally Mid ecu directly on the blood and mucoui inrfacMt. IUII'i Catarrh Cure la not a queck medicine. It wax prescribed hy one of the heat phyalclene In Ibis country (or yean, and le a regular prescription. It la eompoeed of the ben. tonlca known, combined with the best blood purl. fte.-e, acUnK directly on the rouooua eiir'ace. The perfect eomhltietlon of the two Ingredlente l whatproduiMeuc.il wonderful reiull In cuing Ce wili. Bend for teatlmoolali, f roe. r. J. CUKNKV t (X).. Prop!.. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by dniMili, price 75c. UaU't FamUy rill art the beet. Leaves Portland 8 30 A. M. 11 30 3 00 P. M. 6 15 " Leaves Oregon 21 7 00 A. M. 10 00 ' 1 20 P. M. 4 30 " No Way Landings BOUND TRIP 25 Cent Oregon City Transportation Co. orrici AND dock foot oy TAILuK t. Phone PORTLAND Subject to cbani without notice
