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OREGON CITY
COURIER, FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 25 1 903.
I PERSONALS
IMMHMHHUHI
, M. U. Hall, of Mehama, is visiting
friendsin this city,
R. L. Westover returned Saturday
from a week's trip to Seattle.
T. R. Shockley, of Canby, was an
Oregon City visitor Tuesday .
George Marr, of Portland, was an
Oregon City visitor Tuesday.
Dr. Seam ann, wife and child were
in Oregon City Wednesday.
Fred Warner will leave soon for
Eugene where he will attend college.
Sidney Smyth, of Portland, was in
Oregon City on business Tuesday.
W, H. Buruhardt, Sr., of Salem,
was an Oregon City v sitor this week.
J. W. Cochran was in Salem Satur
day and Sunday mixing with old friends.
Mrs. Gasner White, of Monitor, Or.,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Purci
ful. Mrs. . Secrest, of Portland, spent
Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Bruce
Carlton Harding left Mondav for
'Tew York ?'tyt where he has accepted
i position.
Henry, Fos9, of Plsusant Hill, was
a the city oa business the first of the
veek.
J. A. Knnpp left the first of the
reek for Corvallis, where they will at
end the 0. A. C. ,
Miss Blanche Hoi lea of thi' city
i as accepted a position as tuacher in tie
chool at LaQainas, Washington .
Miss Bassie Armstrong, of Barlow,
eturned home after a few days' visit
nth tier cousin, Miss Echo Sampson.
A. Fa'rclouijh loft Tuesday for his
dines on Oile Greek to take in provi
lion to the men. He wil1 be gone two
veeks.
-Mrs. J. R. Manny, who ha; been visit
og her mother at Lswisson for tha lust
everal w.ieks, returned h una the first
if the week.
Roy Mr Alpin, the clever young dry
oods salesman of M. Michael's store,
was a Salem visitor from Saturday until
Monday .
Mrn, T. A. Pope.MrB. F. T. Griffith,
Misses Maria Pratt and Laura i'ope re
turned the latter part of the week from
Long Beach.
The family of Ernest Matthies have
returned from Seaside, where they have
been occupying their cottage for the
past mouth.
Mrs. Chris Hartman, who has
been spending four weeks with E
M itthies' family at Seaside, returned
borne Saturday evening.
Miss Minnie Latourette, who has
been visiting her friends and parents in
this city, left Wednesday for her home
' in Harvey, Washington,
W. H. Engle, of Forest Grove, wbb
in Oregon City Tuesday, on the way to
his old home at Molalla. Mr. Engle
has gone back to Molalla to live.
Dr. Fied R. Hedges, of Everette,
Wash, is expected to arrive in the city
the latter part of this week for a short
visit with friends and relatives.
Robert Lovelace, of Damascus, one
of the prominent young democratic
farmers of that part of the county, was
an Oregon City visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Seamann, former
ly residents of Oregon City, but now
located in San Francisco, are the gaests
of friend and relatives in Oregon.
Merril and Gertrude Moores,
Don Meldrum, Jack Latourette and
Charlie Warner lelt Satur tay for ugnne
wherj the) will attend the State Uni.
varsity.
-Mr. E. Williams left Monday even
ing for Hot Lake in Eastern Oregon,
where he will take mud baths for rheu
matism, with which he has been alilet
sd for some time.
Mrs. W. J. Ourran, of lone, was in
Oregon City last Saturday. Mrs. Curran
was accompanied by her sinter from
Portland. She was formerly resident
f the Ourrinsville country.
F. S. L. Hig-w, in nit of Baby's
W mill at Need, p.issel through Ofe"
3n City Wednesday aftemoin and took
lis Ave o'clock train (or Oj'tao Grov
'here he has Borne Urge timbir in -areBts.
Miss Florence Westoyjr left the
1 ittr p trt if last w.iak for S iUi B in I,
VashingtMi, Mrs sin tia4 a puitnn
s teacher lu the city soli ul. .Mrs. J. II.
Vastovar a ico npinwd lor on tha trip
tod returned the Urn of the weak.
Mr. and Mrs. H off nan and daughter
if The Dilles and formerly of this place
vhohavbten vyiting friends in town
tod vicinity left fort.imr no ne on M in
lay, Miss Louie remiius over for a fa
lays Intending tc visit a sister at St.
ielens baford returning home.
L. Rlankenship and wife loft venter
lay afternoon (or Southern California,
where they will join their ion, Frank
rhey were accompanied by the small
daughter of Mr. Kinuuv. Mr. Blanken
ship goes south for his health but if he
finds anvthlug to suit him will invest in
California and make his home there.
There la more Catarrh In thli aotlo of the
ointry than all other dlanaaea put together, and
uaiil the laat few jean waa luppoaed to be in
earalile. For a great Tneny yea re doctor pro
Bounced U alooal disease, ana prescribed local
reinedloi, hart hy eorietantlr falling to eure with
local trtvtment, pronounced it incurable, sci
ence haa proven catarrh to be a conelttuttoual
dlneeee, and, therfore require couetltutlonal
treatment. Uall'a I'atarrh Care, uiauufectured
by F. J. Cheney A Co, Toledo, Ohio, li the only
enetllutloual cure ou the market. It la taken
Internally In iosce from 10 drops to a tMipoonnil.
Ir acta directly on (he bluud and mueoui aurtaeei
of the y!tem. They otftr one one hundred dol
lars for any case It falls to cure, geud for circu
lars and ieatlmoulali.. Ail dross
T. J. Oil KN KSf & CO., Toledo, O.
Boldhv rnirTll"e.
Hall's Family I'llli ale the belt'
Raised From the Dead.
C. W. Landle, "Porter" for the Orleutal Hotel
OhanuU Kun., nv: "I knew what It waa to
aaSer with neuralgia tudced I did, and I gut a bot
tle of Ballard'i ttuow Unlmeut and I wai 'railed
from the dead." I tried to fret aome more, but
before I had "dlpoeed' of my bottle, I wae oured
entirely. I am tellln' de truth too," 34o,60oaud
n at Charman ft Co 'a. .
The Old Settler.
BY AN OLD TIMER.
I'd wandered all over the country,
Prospectins and hunting for sold ;
I'd tunne'ed, bydrauliced and cradled,.
And 1 had been frequently sold .
For one that gets riih by 'mining,
Perceiving that hundreds get poor,
I made up my mind to try farming,
The only pursuit that is sure .
So rolling mv grub in my blankets,
I left all my tools on the ground,
And started one morning to snank it
To a country they call Puget Sound.
Arriving flat broke in mid winter,
I found it enveloped in fog ,
And covered all over with timber
Thick as hair cn the back of a' dog.
As I looked on this prospect so gloomy
The tears trickled over my face.
For I thou ht that my travels had
brought me
To the edge of the jumping off place.
I took up a claim in the fotest,
And set my sell down to nara ton.
For two years I chopped and I nigtrnred ,
But I never got down to the soil.
I tried to get out of the country,
But poverty forced me to stay,
Until I became an old settler,
Then nothing could drive me away.
And now tbat I am used to the
climate.
I think that if man ever found
A place to live eaay and happy
That Eden is on Puget Sound.
No longer the slave of ambition,
1 lauh ai d and its shams,
And think of my happy condition
Surroijnded by acres of clams
Chautauqua Elects Officers
Tuesday afternoon there was a meet
ing of the directors of the Chautauqua
Association and also a mee ing of the
stockholders of the association, which
was called for the purpose of electing
new officers and for the purpose of get
ting at the financial standin of the as
sociation. There are 500 shares of stock
held by various Clackamas county peo
ple, and 300 Bliares of this stock was
represented at the me 'ting. The elec
tion oi olficers resulted as follows:
President, W. O. Hawle.y, Salem;
viie-pri'sident, C. II. Dye, Oregon City:
secretary, H. E. Cross,-Oregon ; treaa
uier, E G CaufiVId, Oregon ity; direc
tors, George A. Steele W. A.Huntley, G.
A Harding, E E Charman, J.T. Ap
person and C. B. Moores.
The report of the committee on fi
nance showed that the association had
had a successful meeting this year The
receipts aggregate' $5127, with disburse
ments of $4314 leaving a balance in the
treasury of $813, the total outstanding
indebtedness of the association is $213,
and a surplus remains in the treasury.
Altogether the last seed iru was one of
most successful in the history of the
association.
Mountain, View.
Hop pickeruand coasters are all home
again. Those who went to Lincoln
came last Friday.
Improvements still go on F. A. Ely
finished bis new wood shed last Satur
day. W. H. Godfrey is building an addition
to bis house which he lately purchased
from G E. Hayes. '
Mr. Haywood and family have moved
to Parkplace and Mr Buss and family of
Maple Lane have moved into his house.
Oscar May and family have moved in
to W. W. May's house, lately vacated
by Mr. Geo Ware and family.
Miss Gavern Cra g is visiting relatives
injunction City this week,
Mrs. Craig's sister from California
visited her 'en days this month.
Mr. Linn is putting up a house on his
lot which joins Mrs. Ringo's pnperty.
flarrlagea.
At the Congregati ,nal manse on Tues
day. September 22nd Charles Frank
Ranch and Jemie Nelson were united n
matrimony, Rev. E. S. Bollinguer being
the olliciating clergyman. Both partes
are well and favorably known in the
Canbv community. Aftera brief honey
moon Mr. and Mrs. Ranch wiil make
their future home in Banbv.
Mr. P. A.Nelson and Ida Nelson were
married at tiie Congregational Manse on
the 22nd by the Rev. E. S. Bollinger.
Classified Advertisements.
Wanted Bovs and girls.
Woolen Mills, Oregon Oity.
Apply at
Wanted Situ atiou as clerk by a lady
who has had several years experience.
Lost Thursday, Sept. 17th, between
Mulino and Oregon Citv, a lady's black
jacket. Finder please leave at Mulino
Flour Mi'l.
Fruit Trees, Reaes Berry plants, orna
mentals. Inquire C. W Swallow, Ore
gon City
18-2m.
Monty to Loan 7 pr cent interest al
lowed on money left w'th me to loan.
Principal with accrued interest returned
upon demand. Abstracts furnished.
G. B. Dihick, Attorney-at-law, Oretjon
Uity, Ure.
Strayed Ten Angora goat from the
ranch ofJohn Buckuolx at Salmon poet,
otlicein Clackamas county, Oregon. In
the lot were mue does and one boon.
Three of the band carried bells. The
finder of the said goats pill please to no
tify me and I will Bend for same aud
amply reward will be paid John Buck
hols, Clackamas county, Oregon.
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fZ CHILDREN and MEN.
SHXVELYS OPERA HOUSE
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Manager Shively announces that he has secured for' the above date the famous
Grand Stock Company
''THE PINACLE OF EXCELLENCE"
The largest most brilliant and complete, stock organization touring the West: Pre
senting high class royalty productions in an admirable manner, offering Oregon City
play goers a massive and supberb production of the beautiful drama.
DOCUMENTED ORCHESTRA, NOVEL SCENIC EFFECTS. , Notwithstanding tue enormity of the produc
duction, prices have been placed at 25, 35 and 50 cents. SEATS NOW QN SALE.
Instruction
In Music Piano
Organ.
and
Weekly lessons, 1 hour term for four
weeks . , $3.00
Examinations in six weeks and re
citals in three mouths.
For information concerning time and
method of instruction or other pa'rticu
lars, call at studio 13th and Washing
ton, Oreaon City or telephone No. 1751.
Miss Veda Williams, Instructor. ,
Before Buying Your
Gun and Jlrhtnunithn
See the new stock of guus at the
Oregon City Bi cycle & Sun Store
Recently opened' at McKutrick's old stand
New Shot Guns, from $6.00 up
" Rifles " ' 3.50 up
" Revolvers " 1.50 up
Gun Cases " .75 up
Hunting Coats " 1.50 up
Shell Vests, Cleaning Rods, Crimpers, Etc., at
prices that are right. '
, Guaranteed Hunting and Pocket Knives.
A full line of ammunition for Rifles and Revolvers.
Shot-Gun Shells in stock and loaded
to order any shot any powder.
You Get What You Order and You Know It Is Loaded
Gun and Bicycle Repairing a Specialty
Work Guaranteed
LAMB &
6th and Main Streets v
KIDNEY COLDS.
Easily Recognized and Easily Cured, as
Many Oregon City Folks Know
You've had a cold , so has everyboky.
Rid it ever settle in your back
In the "Bmall"' just over the bins?
Klay there, with h e'eily Hch,
Mak- lifts miserable?
That's a "Kidney Cold"
You can stop it.
H. R. McCarver, of 291 Cherry Ht.,
Portland, inspector of freight for Hip
Trtns-Continenlal Co , a man who ic
well known auion the railroaders "f
Portland, ays; "loan's Kidney Pill?
are amonir the fen patent remedies
which do all that is claimed for them, j
and they have my thorough confidence.
I used them for headache and other
ver" marked symptoms of kidney troub
le which had annoyed me for months.
I think a cold was teeponsible for the
whole trouble. It seemed to settle in
my kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills root
ed it out. It is several months since I
used them and uu to date there has hi en
no recurrence of the trouble. I Iirvm
recon.mended them to a number of the
bovs about the freiiiht houre and I know
i if they give them a fair trial tbey cer
1 tainly must have been pleaaed with the
j results."
I Plenty more proof like this from Ore
; gon Oity people. Call at C. Q Hunt.
, ley's drug store and ask what his cua
1 tenters report.
; For sale by all dealers. Price 50c.
i Foster- Mil burn Co.
I lifiuembei trie name D )n's ami take
no other.
iin
your Strength
j K JAYNE'S
a pleasant, potent, and permanent
GET IT FHOU TOUR
LA0DY AUKEY'S SECRET
A Communication.
Mr. Editor Allow me to speak a lew
words in favor of -t-Hjatnberlain's Cough
Remedy I suffered for thre years
vitli the bronchitis and rould not sleep
at niirtit-. .1 tried et-vural doctors and
various pitent medirint-s, hut could get
nothing to uiv" me an relief until my
wif got a bot'ln of thin valuable , medi
cine, which liBfi completely relieved me.
W . S R'oi'kinan, B gnell. Mo This
reuifd) is for sule by G A. Harding.
SAWYER
OREGON CITY, OREGON
Choicest Meats
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R. PetZOldS Meat Market
BUY THE -
SEWING MACHINE
Do not be deceived by those who aV
! vertise a $60.00 Sewing Machine for
$20.00. This kind of a machine can
be bought from ub or any of our
dealers from $15.00 to $18.00.
WC MAKE A VARIETY.
THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST.
The Feed determines the strength or
weakness of Sewing Machines. The
I)ouble Feed combined with other
strong points makes the New Home
the best Sewing Machine to buy.
WritelorClRCULARS
bowing tns Olf-
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V manufacture and prices before purchasing
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Lavatlve Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggist refund the m jney If it falls to oure. E
W. liroe'8 igDatur in on fach box. 23o.
Mention
The only
ond-hand
i'ifj- Class Sec
dealer in
Furniture i
STOVES and UTENSILS
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It is wDnh your time to come and examine the stock.
Vuu w'l! fui'l a fu 1 line uf new anJ occor.J-IIiad Furniture
Stoves, Crockery, Hardware, Etc.
Highest tih Fricc; Faid
I T0I4J0IAR,
Brunswick House
Newly Furnished Rooms.
'Meals at All Hours
Prices Reasonable.
...Only First-Class Restaurant in the City...
Opposite Suspension Bridge, Oregon City.'Ore.
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Pepper, Kentucky Bourbon
Harris Kentucky Bourbon j
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
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for Second Hand
Goods.
MAIN STREET,
i door north Commercial Bank
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and Restaurant
Open Day and. Night
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Brown & Welch
PaOPRlTTORS OP THI '
Meat
Market
7th St
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