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About Oregon City courier. (Oregon City, Or.) 1902-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1903)
OREGON CITY COURIER. FRIDAY JUNE 5, 1903. 1 ' H if l: U Jul I'm j r i t j Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before Them BIG TEEM ENBOXJS Km! Viriw AbAHtaMv VMS iaUtaribUlbl kit aUttbAIUaWbWriNUal HmV Hm Of Clothing, Pants, Men's furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Etc. AUree weeks' FEAST OF BARGAIN-GIVING, Profits and cost of goods not considered, it s money we are atter. I o miss this opportunity will be your loss Having rented the BIG STORE ROOM, in the Odd Fellows building, Main street, Oregon City, we are going to convert same into a modern Up-to-Date Department Store, to be opened about August 1 5th, and in order to get acquainted with the people of Otegon City and vicinity we are going to offer them the best looking, best made and best wearing stock of men's wear goods at prices never before heard of. Money talks but what you get for your money talks more yet. This sale will start Saturday morning, June 6th, and positively close Saturday Evening, June 27th Every dollars worth of merchandise must be sold out DURING THESE 3 WEEKS' BARGAIN CARNIVAL nothing will be reserved, everything must go, as we will have no place to store an gois after June 27th Our building will then be turned over to the carpenters, painters and eleetricians to get it 'ready for our grand opening about August J5th, and in the meantime our buyers will go East to purchase the stock for our permanent department store. In connection therewith we offer a Cash Prize of $20 for a suitable and popular name to be adopted by us for new store. Everybody has a chance in this so get your thinking caps on and send in your name to our manager THE REALIZATION SALE, M. Hammerslough, Manager fl And you will hear somthing drop on It will be our prices andh:rearea few of M Sfltlirflfl V. Til IIP ft til them: Mens all wool pants, worth $3.00, for, ES3 133 Men's All Wool Pants, worth $3.50 for Men's All Wool Pants, worth 4.00 for $1,455 230 Men's All Worsted Pants, custom made, worth $ 5 . . TS 5 Our Nest Imported Pants, worth 6.00 and 4HiCh $7-00, for jBdjrjr These goods are the well known Sweet, Orr & Co. and Brand Bros.' make and bear the Union Label Men's Genuine Felt fclats for 49c, worth 1.50. All the newest shapes and colors in men's hats, from the celebrated manufact urers, Sweet, Dempster & Co., Chicago, for 69c, 89c, 99c and up to $1.89 Men's All Silk Neckwear, the season's fashionable styles, worth up to $7$c j 15c Men's Shoes $1.25, worth 2.50 Men's Shoes $1.65, worth $3.oo Men's Shoes $2.15, worth 4.00 and 5.00 Men's Suspenders 9C, worth 25c And in fact every article in our stock at Slaughter Prices. Just come and be convinced. We invite comparison and you'll not be urged to buy. Our guarantee goes with every article sold and we'll refunJ mine as cheerfully as we take it, if goods are not satis ; factory. Remember we are going to d business witn you for the rest of our lives, so what we do during our Realization Sale must be Honorable as it will be the foundation f our future success. Remember the Opening, Saturday, June 6th, and come early while you get your best picking, as Sale POSITIVELY CLOSES Saturday, June 27th ' The REALIZATION SALE ifo" fellows HuHding, t4&ft M,reon Ciiy Financial Statement of Ihe Young Men's Christian Association. Month ending May 31, 1903. Cash on hand May 1, 1903 $65 49 3 ' KECEIPTS. Memberships 5 00 Sustaining membership 22 50 Ladies Auxiliary 5 60 Towels 4 76 Total 102 34 DII.PUKSEMEMTS. 8alry balance for April $38 00 Salary part for May 24 f5 Lights 4 71 Water ; 1 25 Laundry 1 50 Interest 7 50 ootl 1 50 Oregonian (35 Receipts blanks Jo IMitertainment 4 40 stamps . , , 05 Printing '. 1 00 Water bucket 25 Soap " 25 Magazine 10 1st baptist church for lights 5 00 COMMERCIAL BANK of OREGON CITY capital $100,000 Transacts a general banklnt bnslneas Hakes loam and collections, dlscotttaj , yi and Belli domestic and foreifi exemang and recelrea depoiita sabject to check. Open from I a. m. to p. a. O. C. 1.1 rnnrrr. t h . . fllTlH ' Cuhie President C. N. GREENMAN THE PIONEER EXPRESSMAN (Established 1865) Prompt delivery to all parts of the alty JREGON CITY Total .. 89 81 Cash on hand May 31st 11 53 INDEBTEDNESS Salary 25 45 digits 4 64 Laundry 1 32 Total 31 41 Minus cash on hand n 53 Astual indebtedness 19 j W. H. Beach, Gen'l secretary. Frog Fond. ' TV... ,.1 .! 1 ... ' " nruunn passea very quietly in j luaiatin, but went in favor of R. E. iteames, 03 to 21. j Mark Buker has fiuiehed shearing the , Duccp iu luii lucainy. j Ssiiarp Bros., are having a well dug t uu men juruj. i Henry Totermier and Henry Kollmier have returned from a month's visit at isan rrancisco. trea Barner goes to Saum's pond oeverm umes a weeK to catch a cart loau 01 cat-hsn. Mr. TrubesUieall h in improving slow ly. Juliou8 Iderhoff has purchased a new iiBo-niio uuggy wnicn. Miss Kate Weed, of Jefferson, is visit ing tier lister, Mrs. B. Weddle of Staf- loru. A two-man'i show took place at Frotr . uiiu iov aaiuruuy nigni. There have been nn Mfrvi talro. and poited in Justice Adens district, for the time prescribed by law ending April UULLIa Tl,- AM Tt ' 1 terlainm.iit ;,d a social time at Wilson- vine isaturday nighl June 6th. t Mollalla. The election held here yesterday was one of the moetnniat nnu that h Kaon hr iu years. There was little election. etrnng done. Hermann ran way benind here. Reames received 110 votes to 29 for Hermann, which showed what the people ol Molalla thoueht ofthnpanHi- catet. Word was brought here today that rYarl Russell, a young lady who was born and raineii nnnr VV. limit hoH passed over to the great beyond. Her 1 ne ior ine pasi nne years tiai Deen one Of intense Bllff rinir. Ahnnl. tarn inn ago she was taken to a hospital in Port land and was operated on for appendi citis. Kllfl Una karlfaat tnm 1 months after when she seemed to rallv to some extent giviag her relatives and friends some hopes of her ultimate re- : coverj until last fall when the band of affliction again rested upon her and she gradually faded away until the end came on the 1st day of June. Pearl was a yourg lady that all who knew her had only love and respect for her. She was laid to rest in the Russellville cemetery among friends and relatives who have preceded her. Mr. Kizer.of Butte ille pasted throngti here today enroule to his mines on 0le Creek. He had two men with him and he intends to do some work. Henry Russell has bonded his mine again to parties at Oregon City who will commence work as soon as they cariget , in there. 1 The ice cream social given by the Ai tis ins here last Saturday evening was a decided success. A lari?e crowd war in attendance. The program was well ren dered. It was a fact with your corres j pendent that it whs good to be there, j The Culton baseball team came down I laet Hunday and 1 laved the Molalla boys a match gime. The Colton team is : composed of nine brothers known as the j James Bros, ball team, and when in ! practice they ca-1 interest many teams I that belong to the league. The James j Bros, were not all here Sunday as Borne 1 of them are not at home. The Molalla boys organized a team here this spring. It was composed mostly of boys who had never played the game much, but under the management of Frani Ever hart as captaiu, the boys are making rapid progress and will Boon be able to play with any country nine. The boys have ordered suits which will arrive in a short time. They have one of the best diamonds in this part of the county and their left-hand pitcher is getting so that he can curve them in all directions. X. Y. Z. C. D. & D. C. LATCURETTE ATTORNEYS AT LAW Commercial, Eeal Estate and Probata Specialties ' Office in Commercial Bank Building , OREGON CITY ' DR. GEO. HOEYE PENTIST All workarrarittd and satisfaction guarantee Crown and Bridge work a specialty Caafield Building OREGON CITY OMGON E. H. COOPER, NftTAWT PlTTIT.Tn Real Estate and Insurance, Titles Exam- 1 1 1 1 j , . . . men, Aosiracts Made, needs, Jtlort gages, Etc., Drawn. 00m 16, Uaide B'd'g, Oregon City, Ore. Qt E. HAYES ATTORNEY AT LAW Bteyens BnlldlDg, opp. Bankjof Oregon Cltj OREGON CITY OBKOOM QRANT B. D1MICK Attorney and Counselor at Law Will practice In all Courts in ihe State, Circuit' and District Conns of the United Hint.. Insolvent debtors taken through bankruptcy. umoeiin uarete Building, Oregon City, Or. QEO. T. HOWARD NOTARY PUBLIC REAL ESTATE AND INSTTRANfiB At Red Front. CourQHoue Block ORJGON CITt i OREGON Jf , C. STRICKLAND, M. D. PHYSICIAM AND SURGEON Doe an Up-To-Date General Praattrm Special atlentionlf Itd U surgery and dIMe of wtn. Office la Gard Building, 7th and Main Rt. OREGON1JCITT, OREGON J. W. Noiuua. M. D. J. W. Powaxx. M. JJORRI8 k POWELL, Physicianafand Surgeons. Calls in city orcountry promptly attended Garde Building, Oregon City. QSTEOPATHY DR. C. D. LOVE OSTIOPATHIC PHYSIC1AW Graduate of American School of Osteopathy. KirkiTille, M. Successfully treats both acute and cbronlo dto- ....... n 1 . n it, . Consultation anf Examination Fre. Offlc Hours: ; Or by appointment at any time. Rooms No. and S, Stevens Building, Main St. OREGON CITY, OBKOOK. JJOBERT A. MILLER ATTORNEY AT LAW O. D. EBY, NOTARYlTOBLIO. Real Estate bought and sold, money loaned tiles examined HUd tkbstratR niAria chr)i rtaiil fnr- court business and insurance. BOOK 8, WKDJHARD BUILDING OREGON CITY, .... OREG0I a Scbcebel W. S. U'REN (JREN & SCHUEBEL ATTORNEYS AT LAW Wtll nrartlfAa 'In 11 , . nd settlements of estates, furnuh abstracts ot title, lend Ton monev mnii mnA mm, MM Orst mortgage. Office io KnteniriM bnllrtln. OREGON CITY OBEOON 41 Hi . l'urkplace Letter Ajt. Following is the list of letters remain ing in the postoffice at Parkplace, for the month of May: Mr lVter Pearson, Miss Ethel Hogan, Miss Lillie Ca lonan. Wm. Holmes, P. M. Tax on Babies. as Fx'wuie hnt u iiiir is h jrat t.ix upon (litres l!vt 1 .iverif lft. w1;.mi yu vy i f.'blo tLey N-i'.ti:'l be Kivt'ii v i w duK!! of i hiu'.s V'rftiia . Wrtuifuire, iht c h Ulreug' touic. H will stiaiu lute an.t f icilita tbed ,f un of their food, no ilia l iht'.v Mhi) trtHviae itroug, ieaithy ai,J ac tive, c uiCi.it." au l. The Fine Draft Stallion Will make the season ef 1001 at mv stable near Currinsville, and close to Eagle Creek, In Clackamas county at f6.oo to Insure a mare in fold. Description and Pedigree : Bob is a fine draft stallion, chestnut, good build, fine form and action and a sure foal getter. He is by Imported Cubidon, w ho weighed 2,16o pounds. He is twelve years old and in the very prime of life. He has made the season in this county fo " many years, and has as fine a lot of coalts and draft horses as can be seen in this part of the world. If you want to raise the best draft and farm houses to be found breed your mares to Bob. Money is due hen mare is known to be in foald or parted with. J. W. DOWTY, Currlnsvi.ie, Ore. Yot Know What Yoi. Are Takina Whn ynu take Groe's Tasteless CM 1 Tonic, bera'.jMs I'se formula Is plainly pn ted on ver bottle, show.ng t'ist it is simply Iron and Quinine n a tasielesa form. No Cure, So Pa-. s