OREGON CITY COURIER. FRIDAY JUNE 5, 1903. 1 11 -I.UHMUI HiJ.MII I ! S Tho Kind You Have Ahvajf in use for over 30 yearl anil il sor All! All,CounjisMtsJraitatioW Expei fiifeAfs thatVTae WjtK sml endanger the health of Infants Mud UldriiyE-Vpcrlence against Experiment. t IS UAd I uniM Harni'lc tiToricrfl5ioi)S andSoothiriflr n ... Castorlrt ia a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- contains neither Opium, gJIorphine nor other Narcotio substance. Its age is its ttiiarantee. It destroys Worms nd allays Feverishness. Mt cures Diarrhoea and Wind 1 VA $ r($0ty TXjeJJng Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the , Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. . Th'0l41denlPaiaacea The Mother's Friend. - y i w flSASTQ R I A : always Bears tbe Signature ot; 1 , Bears the The KM You Have Always Bought lirUse THE CCNTAUR OOMPANV, ft MOB 3& THE" 'DEPOT SALN IS NOW OPEN POR BUSINESS New Goads;1 Nt Proprietors, and Fin Win:s Whiskies ani Cigars., SelwDoi'B:lr zwvfs on tap :: :: HAMILTON & PURCELL, Pro), BECKERS HAS MO V 214 Third St., Cor, Salmon, PORTLAND, ORE. A Complete Assortment of :: -iSeleeted-Pattern Hats :: -ALSO A' "VARIETY PF- Trimmed Hats at Greatly Reduced Prices Ybti are cordially invited to call and inspect our cl "t .,j at Harris Grocery are'lping to make special induce- ..Ui,.' 1 r. ij 1; t(Ti t 1 merits to, close buyers. Cash and . Small Profits is Our Motto. Eat yiath 3 ;Ty in C i ti ps - TTiWVCcr :' Limited -is- -thr Irain of tr;tmswi lis, ftSt. raul- and' Chicago 'It 'is most handsomely cqui-cu am. 1 1 Chic.ttjf), Railway. Milwaukee & St. Taul H. 8. UOWH, Uncinl t'iitc.ig., Mllwiiiikoi' nnil St. 1'n'il RiiiHviiy i:u1vlr.l Btii.Tftrlltd.Ori' For Infanta and Children. WXM You" Mava Always Bought th moat healing aalvt In th worltf. HeAdadic ? 1CIV Food doesn't dices:' well?, Appetite poor? Bowels. .stipaib'dPTonuccdJltedH ,j your liver! Aycr's Pills . liver pills; they cure dys .vpsia, biliousness. 25c. All drugglit. 1 Hint ytmr nuMinirtc bo r ticnrd a beautiful '.vx BouaTu. and which has been has horp th feature , of . lias' Been maae under his per supei'J&ftnr' Snce'lts infancy. no one to deceive you in this, and "Just-as-good" are hut Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It Signature of 1 For .Over 30 Years. RAY ITMIT, fJCW YORK OtTV. Decent t The Treatment Celebrated t MILLINERY E D TO display r ri r Do You Use Shingles ? "Ifyrtu j0( et us supply your' needs.' We have an up-to-date . mill, located five miles cast of .Npl:ll!;t and two miles from "Ateudowbmtik, with all the "," latcst'and best equipments. Lane's automatic machinery. Wf. l-uI mir from the very finest cedar and turn out r'Jshini's.yUthere are ,os are We want your A trade. Mail orders proinjitly fiJIeJ. ft ittg ii nan S'i BOS Si) lllcMla, Ore 1 11 II M..l...no It. ... . . I ghnjoy your life ! and have pood liealti dTes. iMeilieiiies euiieciallv in-euaraiUi NWraodVtf.WCll'V'Mile. fty Mrs.'OiVii kill 6 VWl lAordei Qro ' DR. KING'S TffiUIEK discovery FOR THAT COLD. 1 TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. I L! 1 .nt "it 1 jqre Throat, Croup and )mg i;oup:h.. NOCURF, 3P1Y. Vjiiros C6nsumptiori,Coughs Colds, Bronchitis-, Asthma! Pneumoni&.HftYlVvpr.Plpiit BED ITCED EXC UHSIOX (To the Seaside and Mountain Be- - mvfa t'tw the. RilAitn.Pifl. 'A "0n find after June 1, 1903,1he "South ern l'adlic. in . conof ctioo , with ihe the liCorvaHis fe Eastern Railroatf Will have' on sale-round. trip .Uckuts from, f ointa on their lines to JNewport, 1 aciuina ana Detroit at very low nts, gpoiTfor re ourm until Oiitobet 10, 11)03. Three day tickets to Newport and Ya quina, good gning Saturdays and return iug Moudays ace; also, i on tale .from all East Side points, Portland to Eu?ene in clusive, and froni' 'all West Side Points, enabling people .to visit their families tnd upend Sunday at the seaside. " Saason tickets lrbm all East side points Poitlund to Eunen inclusive, and from all West side points are also on sale to Detroit at very low rates with stop over privileges at Will Uity or any point e.ist (enabling tourists to visit the Santiam land Breitenbush as well as the famoue Breitenbush Hot Soriniti" in tbe Caicade ' Moun'mns, which can be reached in one J j uy- .. . .... Season tickets will he good tor return from all points until October lOtb. Three day tickets will be good going on Satur days and returning Mondays only. Tickets from Portland and vicinity will b- g iod for return via the East or West Bide at option of paBsenger. Tickets from; Eugene and vicinity will be good iroing via ' the Lebanon Springfield branch, if desired. Baggage on New port; on Yaquina tickets to Yaquina only. m S. P. trains connect with tbe 0. & E . TfbaTiy Slid Newport., Trains on ths C. & E. for De troit will leave Albapy at 7:00 a, rii., enabling tourists to the Hot Springs' to reach thee the same day. j Full information as to rates, time tables, etc., can be obtained on applica tion to Edwin : Stone, mariegerQ. & E. R. R.,Albanv; W. E. Ooman, G. P. A., S. P. Co., Portland, or to any S. P.or C. E. Agent. - . ' ';; '4 ) Hate from Oregon City to Newport, $6.00, Ua'e from Oregon City to Ytquina, $6.oo. ; Kuie from Oregon City to Detroit, $1 80. Three r'ay rate fiom Oregon City to Yaijiiina or Newport. S3 i0. Tickets at Low Hates to the East via The Chfcago, Milwaukee & St. I'aul Hallway ' ill be on sale at all ticket olliceson June 4th and 6th, June 24ihlo 30th, inclusive; ,'uly 151h and 10th, and August 25th and 20lh. Tickets good for going passage for ten days from date of sale, with final return limit of 90 days, from date of sale.' ' For further information address ; . . ' H. S. Rows'. '' General Agent.' ' I'o'rtinndOr: 1 !'"; ' -'' Beware 'of pintmenta for; Catarrh that ! Contain Mercury.'- As mercury will surely destroy llio eenee of smell and completely derange the whole system wheV euterluK It tlirouxh tha mucous tuffneas. Such articles should nevr ba used enoertt oil i-prcsorin- tioiis-from reputable physicians, as. the .d..niage thej will (to is ten lota to the good you con pos stbly derive from them. Hut!" Oatiirih Cure, manufactured by Y. J t Uliiuiey S-Co.., TiiL(lo, U., contains bq Jueroury, and i taken internally. acting diractly upon the blood and mucous auifaoea of the system. In buying Hull's Cst&rrli Cure be Hire yoi get the genuine. -I t in- taken Internally and-Js made In 'Joledo, Ohio, by. Cheney &Oo Testimonials free. lUold by lirugRiBts, price 7"ic per bottle, Hull's 1'anilly Tills are the beat; . ' ' Magazine Notes. . .' ins JUNK COSMOPOLITAN., , , , ' The lover of fiction esiiecially in the form of, short Btories will ..turn willi pleaiuro to the latest iasut of tho .Cua uiopolitan. Here.. ap)cr n cu.triiiuig love-story by dramas Wiling Wliuitn and beautilully illustrated by Thoina Mitohell lVirce; a dramatic , railr ad tory by K. H.i iarnliuiu ; a romance of the business world by Trumbull White, and contribution! by 11. d. Martin and Henry eton Wernman. In the same number, which is remarkable for the great of topics that are discussed, Ed ward Everett Halle wiites on "Old-Age reunion ; Dr. Albert haw, editor ol the "Keview ot Keviews, (liecusies "Joiiriialism"as a inulVs.-iuii ;H.U. Wi lis advances some morn of his idiM i n "Love anil the Culnv itioa of the lni.i i lialtott ; ami ftiarv h. ltirnlon gives some practical advice pii " llov tu (Jait for tho Sick in the Uomt'. An essavon ''The Kase ol Yi-blenlay and To-U'.iy" is sniH'tlj illnntrati'd ith photographs; some hue lllusirutions tieing also a le tore of an article on "tiateways :' Artis tic and Characteristic ;" a contribution on 'Tloral Head-dress," and an inter eatino account .of ''An, English, Clarden Oitv.1' Tho personal articles include character sketches of, George "Gilbert Williams, the j;reat, bauker; tlhaui Barclay l'areons, chief eu).'itieer ot the New ork Kapia iransit Commission and Baron Stralhcona and Mount Royal llmh OoiniLissioner of Canada. There are also contributions by William li Lighton, Antoinette Vani Hosseti, Johu Unsbeti Valker and Julian Hawthorne. In all, there are twenty-one Stories and articles in the June Cosmopolitan, , , " 'A . . Money to Loan..v - '? per cant interest allowed on money left with tue to loan, l'nncipai witn ao cnied interest jHturned upon demand, Abstracts lurnisued. . UB. DtMICK, Attomey-at-law, i -i ." i :. 'i'. IT tl Oregon City, Ore. For Sale. Thirty rive acres of land four miles South1, 'ol Orren 'City: 'Twenty two acres under cultivation. .$'2000 without crops or t'JiOJ with crop --: T Y 11.1.1AM .HIUMNALD, ' ' . " ' '. New Era, Oregon. No nel to fear sinMvn tttnoki of Vholera In- fHiiuitn, dysinlry, iliiirrttoA, or summer con pl&lnt, if you have Or. t'owlpr't Kttnot of Wild stmwborry In tb rimlU'.iue client UABTOIIIA. Bmh tha - At md You Havt Always Bscdl Qolden Wedding Celebrated. On Monday last,' May 25th, at tbeir country home on' Elliott Prairiet tltie county; twp otxnrf eldest ancU most re Bpectea-cit!zenB''celebrated the 50th an idverarry .of their- wedding . surrounded by lelativesand near and dear friends. Thenar) -wjj.B fttada a banpj ; and a memOrUbfe' k one "to 'all who wee On the 125tli day qf May, 1853 in Linn County, ntfegof,! ft j hr lTotiie i of tbe bride' J father, Kicholas Spreuger, a pio neer of 1850, Captain John W. Cochran aud.MarURi Kprenger, wer , united in marriage. It was a memorable occasion for at the eametliiie and ' with the rtiue certmouy ihe late Judge Aaron K. Watt and Mary Ann Soreji.ge,r weie united in marriage. ' Immediately ;tWter the cere mony and the old timo dinner which followed, both couplers left to make tbeir homes in Oregon City. ' The Captain and his estimable wife are known, respected and loyed by all of the o der settlers of this county and of Uregou City, where they m-ula their home for many years. Captain Coch- rau will be remembered by many of cur citizens as one of the earlieet,mo3t popu lar and successful steamboat men of Oregon. . Alter some timepaised 10 extending congratulations ant) good wishes for the future , to tbe hocored .couple, thoae ; present adjourned to the dining hull, and, partook of the elegant and bounti ful repast prepared for them ;on a ta ble which had been decorated with flowers and ferns, and embeljshed with ornaments and souvenirs of the occasion.- At the head of the 1 table, surrounded by lpVed ones, who werp oniy tpo, happy to be permitted to help celebrate the joy ous occasion, Bat thu Captain, and his wife, and looked back upon, the hard.. ships and privations of , the ,itrip: acrotsa th plains to Oregon, at an. early day as upon a passing dream.: lue .banquet was enlivened by. songs 4 halt were com . posed, and sung for the occasion, and in: the relation of incidents that had oc curred since that time of long ago Thfye were present Hon. Joseph : A. Strow- bridge and wife, Miss Fannie Podman, Captain Jas. B. Cochran, Mrs. Jas.. 6. Cochran, Miss Kowena Cochran, Mii-s Abbie A, Hprenger, John II Middle ton, Mrs. J. H, Middleton, Master Jack Middleton, of Portland, Wrs. b. B. Fish er, of Oakland, Calif., County Commis sioner H. B. Sprenger, Mrs. H. B. Sprenger and Thomas B.' Sprenger, of Linn county, Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Wait, Miss Annett wait, Miss Myrtle Wait, Charles E. Wait, Masters Aaron Ei Wait and George N. Wait, of Canby. The good couple were the recipients of many gifts and mementos of the oc casion together with telegrams of con gratulation. As the shades of evening began to fall, goodbyes were said, ac companied with many wishes that the ; Sale ol Spring . Suits and Topcoats ' We call your .;,.,! ailor-madc SdW.fapd.Topcpatsfor Spring ever ; g y - shown in Portland, just opened up from Tbe Royal ' ' Taylorsof Twelfth and Michigan Avenue, Chicago ' i . v. '-..1',. -; ' -.v-i'l ,.!!:....:- ; ,'-,' - ' fM 1 1200 Spring Su That Aveye made to latest sliades and patterns, in Cheviots, Worsteds, Cassimeres,Tveeds, ? ' Ilomesp and Four-but- ton, Single and Double breasted styles, ail cut by the Royai ' lylors' .' ' Cutters, vith.the new, long,- narrow lapel and one of the features in " . , the swell Tailor-made Garments. Now, Strain'"! )Oint is, bi Q Clolhin i all Tailor-made, bearing the labels of such tailors as '' ( .'. , Laminct Co., the Royal Taylors, The Continental TailorsTlie Dixie ,: The international Tailors and hundreds of other famous'malcers of men's High Art'Clothing to measure. ' . ..... a x Wc' sc'l you the teal. Tailor-made,. Custom-made Article at one-half the price that the rcady-mdj clothier asks you for an article that he himself acknowledges to be mierior or iniiakl x Cpmmo i sense will teach any one- that a 'Suit Made to Order fllCvcar longer; hold the shape better and look better thn(any ready-made suit will, because the ppods are superior, the linings Trimmings are superior, the workmanship is supcijjor They MiVshrung 1'j 'y jj $ and sponged, hand-made, andiiand-finished. ' JTllVs-..-C5 fl ..iiii-.-i.nn-i ttie sort ot suits and lopetfats btiain sells at r " -' .... t f tfl&W - $10.00 Taylor-meTroIisefirfaso " i- .,('t . -t-pot -Witi Uo; '.Hi v,-; . , A , J'.aromsp,n ojyatuei,'-$iO tycuVersQf 56, Jju'havehe strongest kind of ihVjmem-'bchmdltr have exactly whai we advertise. 800 pairs of pants iust received from, oai lilcagbuyer, picket-up here and there fromJ tailors: who wanted cash worse than they -SJ) wahted tVeipahtsj f!,Kotone pair of the lot that would not be a bargain1 af $7:6," and'' most of Q) them worth. $ 16. ,ahd $121.50, Q) imported vvcriWd cut to jfit, ? WE NEWER. SHOWED SO Speclal--fciU thli "ail" out aud g f$ andluy nvhat you wnt. When hill itivi altfurriamiianf. a.'ill ten pr cent of your purchase has stood the test 25 years. Avenge Annual Sales acmes. Does: this record Lnclvl wiUi every good couple would iee and celebrate niny-aiore anftl,er8ar(f3beir wed' ding, if it were not possible torcleb'rte many anniversaries of tbeir golden wed- fV tn Rntnvahle Evenln: f t. he'socTal' meelTria"bf the Knights and T.Bilind of S(r.nritv at Willamette hall on i last 'Thursday evening was a decided success m,everv wajw,A gootuit nuiuoa was present. The program vas very in teresting nd ,e?cef 3jngly;well recu'rred. Afier.tba-tirograia iwmei the musie and the dance, and the boys and girls, both old and young, enjoyed themselves un til the early-' hours of 'tbeHnloroin'g; A .1 J , V if. I i . I'.''- j(l !''::' r B SIT The Merry-Qo.Round, The merry goround boy are located at the West end of the Willamette bridge and have a nice out fit and are keeping good order. The young and old are flocking to see them and ride on tbe merry wheel. It is an innocent amuse ment and an hour well spent. Veterans' Reunion. The Veterans of the First Oregon Cavalry and 'Infantry will hold their second reunion,, in conjunction with tbe encampment of the G. A. R., at Port land, on Saturday, June 27, 1903. , :i All survivorBof these rtgiments are cordially invited to attend . ' , Newspapers of Oregon and Washing ton are requested to publish this notice. : r Geo. B. Cl'RRV, ,; Wr-M. Hillary, ,Opm. ,. . Adjutant. I, ,.'V : Turner, Ore., May 291903, '. ' ; t '. ". ' : : -) : Excursion Hates to Bay.. Yaqnltia Ori June 1st the southern Pacific Co. will resume sale of excursion tickets to Newport and Yaquina Bay. ' T'his resorti is becoming more popular every; yejr,' and hotel accommodations (ire better than ever beforoi'nd at reasonable rates. veason tickets from1 Oregon City to New port or Yaquina $6. ' 'Saturday to Mon day tickets to Newport or Yaquina $3. INDIVIDUALS MONEY to Loan tc you at 6 per cent and 7 per cent on land or chattels. Joun W. Lodkr, at-torney-at-law, Oregon City. How to Avoid Tronble. ' Now is tlio time to provirto yourself and family with a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and .Diarrhoea Remedy. H is almost oertain to he neoiled. before trtfi summer Is over, and if procur ed now may save you a trip to town iu the night air or in your busiest season. It is everywhere ad mitted to be the most successful medk'ine In use for bowel complaluts, both for children and adult No family can afford to be without it. ,1'or sale byU.'A. Harding. . ,, at't&t order for $25.00,,, .30 QQ, and uuuu as In, new Spring stripes, made of best, 800 - pairs to pick from at Strain's 'FINE A LOT OF PANTS AS to Straina' you pay Jllllli .1 U11U1 1UU VUllLIJalLUi K not orftrrh 285 and 2$7 Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic of merrt ztveA lo vou? kotlle N m Tetv rJenU package of Grovt'i HEART DISEASE CURED WONDERFUL RESULTS FOLLOW RE- y ticENTtY DISCOVERED mtfi REMEDIES. A $4.00 Traafmeut Free. jg j iriiNo death-ecrmes- more ("nddeiily 'than that from. b.ear.t-diiea6e-Tboueaudadie unnecessarily each year became most physicians do not understand these troubles. tar,tlig improvements, tyave beven rqirfp jdatfiny ihe lasli few? years in tha trefttroanJ!o heart disease.' 'Former ly digitalis was the only remedy employ ed, through it injured many cases and cured none. Dr. Miles, the Specialist in heart and chronic diseases, finds it nec essary to employ eighteen heart rme. diesto cure with cei tainty the many farms of Jieart trouble. - - - To demonstrate the unusual curative power of h's new treatments. Dr. Miles will send a $4 course free. Every suf ferer from short breath, pain in side, op pression in chest, irregular pulse.palpita tion, smothering euells, pufhngj ankles or dropsy should take advantage of his offer. Mr. H. HvAshburn, of Redding, Cal., six mofitjil if tenAe hKi Hilfc'B. the Special Treat ments, writes: "l feel as well as I ever did In my life, tf I ever have another attack of hear trouble I shall write you at once, for no other doctor oail treat me.l'i n ;!, .t w Jas. K.Adams, 2714 Magnolia Ave., Chicago, says: "Voar Special . Treatmei-t cured me of heartdtsease of 25 years tanding' flfler several reputable physicians of this city tailed. " The president,! a leading State College who had been treated without benefit, writes: "Your treatment has wonderly relieved my heart difficulty.! M.y stomach kino is In excellent con dition, aud my general health Is greatly im proved. I am feeling much better than tor years. (Writer's name given on requesti) -" 11, E. Bennett, Montioell, Ind., reports: "I had valvular heart disease, stomach and nervous troubles. Five leading physicians gave me up; Your treatment savijil. iu" A thousand teitinibnials will be sent free on request. These include many who have been cured after from five to twenty or more physicians and profess ors had pronounced , them incurable . Send at once for free treatment before it Ts too later 'Addtefs, Franlilin Miles, M. D , LL. ?03 q 203 State street !Chicago !ll' rieaee 'menHim Oregon Citj, Courier in your reply. : v,iJt' v ' - ' . . IT'S JUST A COUGH that gets yojir lui'gs Bore and weak and piives the was for Pneumonia or Consumption, or botu. Acker's Kufflish llemedy will slop the couh iu a day and heal ynnr lnnas. It will cure Consump tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. Positively guaranteed, and money re funded if you are not Sdttstied. Write to us for roe samtile. W 11. iIooker& Co.,- Buffalo, N. ' V.J at Howell & Jones. ' , f - . ' ' ' ,. If you desire a good complexion use Moki Tea, a purehi-rbdrinkv It acts on the liver and mak.es the skin smooth and clear. Cures sick headaches. 26 cts and 50 els, ) Mpney refunded if it doe not satisfy you.' Write to W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo 'N. Y., for free sample, at Howell & Jones. " $40.00, in - all the ' ' rfvv p a t 3mA Sil $3.50 THIS BEFORE Washington St., Perth nd ova One and a Half MUlIon No Tnre. Ne JMack Koot. Liver Pills. h A "9 uiotJiiriff Kim