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OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 1903, STATE BAPTIST ASSOCIa I iUN And Other Anniversaries to Take Place Here, October u, 13, 14, 15 and 16, The Oregon Baptist anUversaries will take place October 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 at the First Baptist church in Oregon City. Th societies that will be repre sented are: The Oregon Baptist minis ters' conference, the Oregon Baptist state convention, the Oreg n Baptist Youna People's Union, the Women's BaptiBt foreign mission society, the Wo men's Baptist home mission society. The program : Monday evening 7:20 p' m., praise service, led by the president, Rev. W. B. Clifton; 8 p. m., sermon, 'Ho Great Salvation," Rev. A. 8. Coats, of New York. Tuesday Morning 9 a. m., praise rer vice, led by Rev. A. S. Allen, Monmouth 9 :30 a. m . , election ot officers ; 9 :45 a . m.. addresses, "Spontan ous Revivals," Rev. J, W. Mount, Heppner; "Revi vals as a Result of Specific. EffortB," Rev. Arthur B. Waltz; "Continuous Growth in the Church Considered as a Revival,"Rev. G. A. Learn, Moutaville : 11 :30 a. m.. " Lessons From the History of Revivals," Rev. Myron Cooley, e.itor of raciUc Baptist. Tuesday Afternoon 2 p. m., prayer and business; I :dU p. m., aad-esses: "Resources in the Church for Evangel istic Work; (1) "From toe Pas or's Point of View," Rev. R. W. King, of Pendleton; (2) "From the Layman's Point of Veiw," Dr, J. D. Parker, Mc Minnville. Tuesday Evening 7:30 p. m., devo tlonol Bervice, led by the president, Rev. J. H. Beaven ; 7:45 p. m., call to order; appointment of committee on enrollment reading of articles from constitution; report of committee on nomination ; re port of committee on program : o :io m.. annual sermon. Rev. W.E.Ratda Portland. Wednesday Morning 9 a. m .opening prayer: report of committee on nomina1 tions ; election of officers ; introduction of new ministers; 9:45 a. m., report of the board of manners ;Rev. L. W. Riley corresponding secretary j report of the treasurer, Mr. James F. Failing, Port laud; report of the auditing committee, U. 0.' Haines, Portland ; 11 a. m., report of committee on state missions, Rev. R. McKillop, Ashland; discussion of state work, led by Rev. A. J. Hunsaker, and A. L. Veazie, Portland; address, "Re lation of the Church to the Convention,' Rev. 0. P. Bailey, Oakland. Wednesday Afternoon 2 p. m., ad dress by our missionary workers, "Things Accomplished," by J. F Day, Ilillsboro; G. A. Learn, Montavilla; R. Leslie, Grants Pass; R. McKillop, Ash land; O. A. Nutley, Gresham and Pleas ant Home ; Thomas Spight, Jr., Ontario; J. L. Whirry, Gospel Wagon ; general discussion; 4 p. m., report of the his torical secretary, Rev. W. H. Latourette historical address, Rer, C. H. Mattoon, Summit. Wednesdas Evening 7:30 a. m., mu sical program, provided by Oregon City choir, Hon. A. S. Dresser, leader , 8 p. m., addresses by Rev. R. G. Seymour, D. D., Philadelphia, and Miss Mary G. Burdette, Chicago. Thursday Morning 9 a. m.. women's foreign mission society; reading, Mies Alice Pickthorn, Montavilla, "Child Wives in India," Mrs. H. A. E. Stone, Portland; "A Story," Miss Carrie O. Millspaugb, Portland; 10 a. m., women's home mission society, address by Miss ularyG. Burdette, Chicago; 11a.m., report on home missions, Rev. B.C. Miller; addresses: (1) "Work in Cuba and Porto Rico," Rev. R. McKillop; (2) "Possibility and Meaning of the Work Among Foreign Speaking People," Rev. Robert Leslie: (3) "Present Outlook and Need in the Home Mission Problem," Rov. A. H. Carman, Lebanon. Thursday Afternoon 2 p.m., report of educational work, Rev. W. B. Clifton, The Dalles; addresses : President A. M. .Brumback, McMinnville; lie v. W. H. Latourette, McMinnville; E. A. Smith, Oregon City ; 3:33 p. m., session of the State Bantiat Young People's Union. Thursday Evening 7 :30.p. m., mu sical program, provide! by the McMinn ville Conservatory of Music, Miss A. OA8TOIIIA. Wrath tyottnrs M 1110 Mllll IIW Ihe Kind Vim Hava Always BougP NOriCE TO CREDITORS. In the County Court of the State ot Oregon, for County of Claokaniaa; In the mailer of tin estate of Lara Anderson Deoeascd. Notice Is hereby glventhal the undersigned hai been appointed by the County Court of Clacka mas County, Oregon, executor of the last will and testament of Lara Anderson, deceased. All persons IihtIiik claims against said estate are hereby notified and directed topreient Hie lunoto me, properly verllled.as by law Mildred, at the etVioe of O. W. Kasthain, ov r the Hank of Oregon City, In Oregon City, Oregon, with hull mouths from the dale of this notice. KKKD MADISON, Executor of the Last Will ami Testament of Lara Auderson, Deceased, 0. V. Eatham. Attorney for Executor, Bated the 17th day of September, 1903. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the siato of Orcgor) tor Clack a- mna County. In the matter of the eetate ot William R. Robert deceased. Notice le hereby given that the undorelgtti'it has bwi dulv appointed by the County Court of Clio kiim'ns County, Orcg.vtt executrix of the last will and testament of William 11. Roberta, de ceased. All persona having claims against said rstato are hereby no'itled and dirt cud to present the sniue to inc. properly verllieit, as by law re quired, at the oill e ot O. W, Kastham, over I the look ol Oregon City, in Oregon Cltv, Oregon, wthtn sii months from date of -this notice, K Al'STlN Executrix of the las will and testament ot WiM.tAM R. Bointars, Deceased 0. W. Kastiiam. Attorney (or Kxocittor. w I the Kill day of September, l'.HKt. NOTICE OF FINAL iSK PTLEMEXT. Notice Is herein- given that Joseph K. Hedges, the administrator of the estate of Nancy Jane He.itie, deceased, has 111" I bis dual account attd report In Hit' said estate and t'-.at lion. Thus. V. lijau, Junite ' the County Court u( Clackamas Coiuitv, Orcuon, lots aet ami designated Monday the I'.cji da of October, I'.iOS, at Hl.tW o'clock ... m. of sai l day at the County Court room In the County Court House of said C aetamas County Oregon, lu 0 gou City "f said fiiate, as the lime and place f'r he.irlug objections to the said llual aoOotiul aud report ana settling the same. JOSKI'H K. HKIMiKS, Admlnistra or of the Ktatoof Nancy Jane Uwtle, deceased, llioota Jk ijmmtH Attorneys for Administrator. Hoy Ktsioo; a(idree, "Partnership with Jetns," Rev. Floyd H. Adams, McMinnville. " Friday Morning 9 a. m., report of committee on arrangementB; report of committee on resolution, Rev. J. F. Day ; report of committe-1 on obituaries, Rev. R. W. King; nev busiuses; unfin ished business; 9:30 a. m., report on Bi Ae schools, Rev. C. P. Bailey ; ad dress, 'The Church and Its Growing Life," Mr. James Edmunds, bunday school missionary; 10:30a. m., report on publication society, Rev. M. M. Bledsoe, Portland; discussion and ad dresses by Rev. J. H. Whirry and Rev. K. U. Seymour, V. J)., rnnaaeipnia. Friday Afternoon 2 p. m., report on foreign missions, Rev. Robert Leslie ; discussion and addresses by Rev. a. W. Rider. Oakland. Cal. and Rev. John Foster, missionary to China; 6:30 p. m., addresses: "Inactivity, Its Causes," Rev. E. H. Hicks. Grass Valley, "The Pastor as a Leader in All Activity,", Rev. F. C. Stanard, Newborn ; "The Ke- lation of All Activily to all Giving,"Kev. H. L. Boardman. MoMinuville ; "The Relation of All Activity and Giving to Soul Saving " Rey. G. T. Ellis, Baker City. Friday Evening 7:30 p. m., musical program, provided by Oregon City choir ; 8 p. m., address, "The Kingdom of God," Rev. O. A. Woody, D. D., Portland, superintendent of missions; 8:45 p.m. consecration service; bene diction. Pianos at a Bargain. We have two upright pianos for sale One f?chumann and one Dnnham & Co., also one square piano. All in first class condition and a great bargain to any one. Tbey must be sold at once to make room for our Fail and Winter stock, The first caller gits them. W . L. Block, The Home Furnisher. You've had a cold : So has everybody Did it ever settle in your back In the "small," jost over the hips? Stay there with a steady ache Make life miserable? That's a "Kidney Cold" You can stop it H. R. McCarver of the 291 Cherry St., Shylock was the man who wanted a pound of human flesh.' There are many Shylocks now, the convales cent, the consumptive, the sickly child, the pale young woman, all want human flesh and they can get it take Scott's Emulsion. Scott's Emulsion is flesh and blood, bone and muscle. It feeds the nerves, strengthens the digestive organs and they feed the whole body. For nearly thirty years Scott's Emulsion has been the great giver of human flesh. We will send you a couple of ounces free. SCOTT At BOWNE, Chemists. K8-4 15 Pearl Street, New York, jac. and fi.oo ; all druggists. CITATION. In the County Court of the state of Oregon, for Clackamas County. In the matter of the estate of Myrtle J. Wait, a minor. To the next of klrj or others Interested . By order of the Honorable County Court of the state of Oregon, for Clackamas County, you are hereby notified and required to appear in the County Court room, in the Court House, in Ore iron Clty.on Monday 12th i.ay of October.liXM.at t '6 notir otiO o'clock, a. m. and show cause if any, there be, whv an order of sale of the real prop erty of said minor, should not be made in ac cordance with the petition of the guardian of said minor. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand aud official seal thla l'ith day of September, 1903, F. A, SLEIGHT, Clerk of County Court, By F. VV. Oreenmau, leputy. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the County Court of Clackamas County, Oregon, the administrator of the estate of Sarah E. routs, deceased. All persons having claims against salj deceased, or her estate, are here by notified to present them within six months from the date of this notice, with proper vouchers and properly verified. JOSEPH E. HEDGES, Administrator of the estate of Sarah E. Fouls,, deceased. Dated September 18, root. hedges A Griffith, Attorneys for Administrator. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon, for Clackamas county. Joanna Md'arhery plaintiff, vs. W. A JdeCaibery, defendant. In the name of the state of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint tiled against you In the above entitled oourt, on or before the !lh day of Oct ober 11M1, to-wit; on or before six week" after August '.!! liKW, the date ordered by the County Judge of the County of Clackamas, Oregon, for the tint publication of (Ins summons herein, and if von fell so to appear and answer the plaintiff will apply to the oourt for the relief prayed in the complain to-wit; For a decree di solving the bond of matrimony existing Between plaintiff and defendant, and awarding plaintiff lite custody of Kacjuald McOarbory, the minor child ol plalntiil and defendant. This summons Is published for six consccutlre necks by onler ol Thos.r. Ryan County Judge of the County of Clarkainaa, tute of Oregon, made tills i7lh day of Auuust ?AUt WALTKH O. 1IAYKS Attor-ey for Plaintiff, 315 Chamber Commerce, Portland, Oregon. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned hai boon by the Honorable County Court of Clacka mas county, Oregon, dulv appointed executor of the will aud estate of Joim (lolau deceased. All persons hiiTlinr claims against the eetate are notltlcdto preeent Ihea, dulv verefted, at the otlUe of my attorney H. k.. Cros, Oregon City, Oresou, nltUin alx months froia the date Of this notice. Jt. FRAN'S DO LAN xecutor. 9 ' "IndThdford'iBloV-Drght ft good medicine for liver diaeaae. It cured ray ron after he had epent ioe with doctor!. itiiiianeo tcine I take."MR8. CAROLIKB MARTIN, Parkersburg, W. V. If your liver doei not act reg ularly go to your drmrgist and itcure a package of Thedford's Black-Draupht and take a dose tonight. Thii great family medicine frees the constipated bowels, stirs np the torpid liver and causes a healthy secretion of bile. Thedford's Black - Draught will cleanse the bowels of im purities and strengthen the kid neys. A torpid liver invites colds, biliousness, chills and fever and all manner of sick ness and contacion. Weak kid neys result in Bright's disease which claims as many victims as consumption. A 25-cent package of Thedford's Black DraBgiit should always be kept in the house. "I UPed Thedford's Black Draught for liver and k dney com plaints and found nothing to excel it. WILLIAM COH'MAJ,;.Maj blehead, 111. THEBFOOD'S REALTY TRANSFERS. Furnished Every Week by Clacka mas Abstract & Trust Co. Willamette Falls Co to P Drake, lot 1 trac D Willamette Falls; $112' A H Dresses et al to C H Allen, part Mc Narv elm 2-2e: 1. Wm Beeeon to W GMayfield, se of ne and b'A of tie sec b 4-3 e value. F M Baker to H Woodruff, w of Be of sec 12. 3e: $100. A Lvons to U B Diruick, ee of ne and Be of sec 19, 4-4e; $1. M Kenner to A K Stein, lot 1 tract 40 Oak Grove; S25C0. F Batter to C Unfur, 10 acres in Matlock elm 2-2e; $1. 0 Unfur to J Ketels. 10 acres in Matlock elm 2-2e ; $1400; H Jones to N U Gardener, 40 act es in sec 21 3-2e; correction. J Bobbins to J W and L G Draper, se of se of sec 12, 4-le ; $800. A Meier et al to Willamette Ld Co, tract 72 prune Lds ; $1. K K Baxter to A J Powers, part Camp bell elm l-2e;100. J I Kimbal to G Lascb, 25 acres in sec 4 3-3ej 200. J Hagens to J T Drinker, w of se of nwof sec 31. 13e; $1300. Sellwood Ld & I Co to lot 2 tract 44 Oak Grove ; f 320. J A Wells et al to 0 H Dye trustee, 47 acres in Oapps dm 2-2e; $5. 0 & C R Co to T G Husband, ne of ne sec 5, 6-2e ; $154. E McGrath to J Piatt, lot 1 and part of 2 blk 26 0Bwego; $80. A 0 Hodgkine to M A Mackintosh lota 3 4, 5 and 6 Jednines lodge ; $800. O T Thetterly et al to C Shetterly, e cf ne of sec 28 l-4e; $600. B F Harless et al to O and M Robbins, 16 acres in sw elm 45 l-4e; $830. L Moore to E Mattbiea, lots 3 and 4 blk 158 OC; $850, D E Jones to D J Jonec, s of nw of sec 27 and tract nw of ot se of sec 27 3-2e; $1. D E Jones to Wm E Jones, e of nw and tract nw of se of sec 27 3'2e ; $1. D E JoneB to A E Tromayne et al, ne ofsec 27 3-2e; $1, D E Jones to D E Jones, nj-a of ne sec 27 3-2; $1. For a pleasant physic take Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to take. Pleasant in effect. For sale by G. A. Harding. New Plumbing and Tin Shop A. MIHLSTIN JOBBING AND REPAIRING a pecialty Opposite Caufleld Block OREGON CITY Beginning this Winuk The future can be your own. Results are never in doubt when you attend our school. We educate you for praclical business and insist in getting you a posi tion when competent. All our graduates are employed. There are not enough to satisfy the demand. Splendid equipment. Up-to-date . methods. Sit right down today and write for catalogue. BuMe-Waller Business Cofleie PORTLAND, OKEOON. B-Beleiv!ne that the Smith Premier Is the most popular typewriter on the racinc tast we nave purcnasea 25 machines tor our new school. GRAND Con 3d and Butnside TAIWR-MADfl CLOTHING FOR MEJN JJEMODELED, Redecol-ated and vastly im proved, THE HUB offers for the aDDroach- Jp. W i- Pi Our This season finds us with the largest, best and most up-to-date line of shirts, Neckwear, Underwear, Gloves and Half Hose that we have ever carried. Takes no time at all to select a tie, shirt or under wear here, so varied are the styles at every price. Nobby Up-to-date Stiff Bosom Shirts, pretty patterns, cuffs to match, nicely , made 49C Men's Stylish Laundered Colored Shirts, open front and back or coat style, large and varied assortment, cuffs to match, latest make 95c Men's Elegant Laundered Colored Dress Shirts, in coat style or open front or back, correct patterns, cuffs to match at $1.25 Men's Swell Colored Dress Shirt, with attached or detached cuffs, the swell effects of the season, perfect in fit and workmanship, at $1.50 Men's Shirts and drawers, Derby ribbed, Fall weight and heavy fleeced lined at $4sc Men's Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, regular $l.oo values, at 75c Men's Fine Doment flannel or fancy Trimmed Muslin Night robes, with or without collars, special values at. ..49c. Men's Heavy 4-Ply Collars. 4o styles tij select from, 3 for 25c; each 9c Men's Strictly New Headwear Correct Fall and Winter blocks. Three new hats which we introduced have won immediate favor with the public. Our Kenwood at $1.00 is without doubt a winner either derby or fedora style, equal to any $2.50 hat made; every hat bears the union label and our guaranty to give perfect satisfaction or a new one free of charge ask to see the Kenwood $1.90 Hub Hats have proved themselves worthy the name. The Hub guarantees them the best piedium priced hat made ; Your money back if dissatisfied ; all the latest styles and colors, soft and stiff , $2.50 The Marlboro at $3.00 tve claim to be equal in wear and appearance to the much-heralded exclusive hatters' $4 and $5 grades. We ask your personal Inspection of these hats in all the very latest Fall and Winter blocks. Ask to see the Marlboro $3.00 $100 Reward $100. The rpndpra of this paper will be pleasnd to loam that there la at least one dreaded disease that FOlence has been ahle to cure In all Its ttatrea 8tut that ia Catarrh, Hall'a Catarrh t are t the only pomttve cure known to the medical fratern ity. Catarrh belnit a constitutional dlaease, re. quires a constitutional treatment. HiD'a Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood ami nincons surfaces of the svstem, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and KlrtnR the pailenutrenght by build. Ing up the cot alitutlon and assisting nature in doing lti work. 1 he proprietors have so much faith in Its, curative powers, that tliev offer One Hundred Dollar for any case that It fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address T. J. CHESKI A CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Pmgelats, 7:r Half's Family Pills at e the best- Take Laxative Bromo Quinine i Tablets, jj c urffii Kaim mid In tvist 12 months. This SlPTtAtiir n mi mi milium ii in liMlWlllil'l'lill' I'll ! II 'I'll i l ii li i in in TALL OPENING Sts. " ing season a much larger and Choicer stock than ever before It's a representative collection of the very best product of standard makers, and prices insure substantial savings. Our Men's Suits are positively the best values in Portland to-day-new, choice materials, finest quality plain and fancy worsteds, extra durable cassimeres and tweeds, worsted cheviots and clay diagonals, equal in style and material and workmanship to any $20.00 suit in Portland m fact were made to sell at that price. No resemblance to any JI2.50 suits, better than any $15.00 suit, as good (U4 n CA as the best at $20.00 stouts, slims and regulars, a in I I most extraordinary value at yr-a,s v ClearingSale of Fall Overcoats and Crcavettes $12.50 to $25.00 values, $10.00 Many of these coats are of the finest quality, best makes, silk lined throughout, all desirable materialsand colorings in flx-i ff both extreme and conservative cuts a few $12.50 tn 1 1 F.i Ml values, but mostly $15.co and $20x0 values w ATare selling as fine clothing this season as there is shown in Portland; the hnest is none too good would have been better if it were made : the saving of $5.00 to $15.00 on each g a. flOT suit, is apijreuateu uy our aiscnmmat- tn I n III a T Zj I ing public; immense assortment from r- E;.. Men's Up-to-Date Trousers. Men's up-to-date trousers, made of fancy worsted and tweeds, cut in the contervative and peg top styles, lined and (hQ i trimmed in the best possible manner j $s.co values. tntl.O Fall opening price H7 -m--y By's Lcng Pant Suits Boys' Long Pants Suits, sizes 13 to 20 years clearing of many small lots plain and fancy worsteds black thibet?, fancy cheviots find cas- r J T "i-J simere'?. the thp Ints.arp cmml ment is large, a saving of at each suit, now ff2en's Turnishings ALWAYS CORRECT Men's Pretty New' Fall Neckwear, 'In cluding beautiful large English squares, made of specially selected silks, large assortment at 45c. Men's Derby Ribbed Wool and Natural Drawers at 93c. Men's Shirts and Drawers, fine natural Australian wool and derby ribbed wool at $1.40 Men's Swell English Squares, made of beautiful two-tone imported silks, large variety of patterns, in light and dark shades at 75c Men's 5oc. Suspenders, good webs and buckles, all kinds of ends, at 25c Men's Imported Web Suspenders, elegant buckles, good ends, at 45c Men's 20c Half Hose, made with double heel, sole and toe, in plain black and black with white feet I2c Men's 50c Imported Fancy Lisle Half Hose, also plain black and black with split soles, at 25c Men's Stylish Neckwear, all the new pre vailing shapes, shades and patterns, 25c We offer the finest and largest assort ment of men's gloves in town, Dogskin, Kid and Mocha Gloves, for dress, street or driving wear, in all correct shapes at $1.50 and $l.oo Do You Want to Yawn? Food cold shivering, aching in the bones lack of enei gy, headache, and great depression? These aj Iiiiuui3 inn, uu iuiLO,t;u oy violent IleHU- aches, high fever, extreme Dervottsness, a con dition known as malaria. Herblne curca it. Take it before the disease geta a fair hold, though it will work a cure in anv stage, j; A. Hopkins, Uanohester, Kati., writes: "1 have used your (Srt-ai meuu-iiir. xierunif, mr sevtTel years. ! There is nothing belter for malaria, chills and fever, headache, hilliousness: and for a ' blood I purifying lomo, there is nothing as good." 60c 'at Charmau & Co. Mothers. Who would keep their children in good health, should watch for the first symptoms of worms, and remove, them with White's Cream Vermi fuge. It is the ehildrens' best tonic. It gets dia geslion at work so that their iood does Ihem good, and they grow up healthy and strong. 26c al Charman & Co. To Cure a Cold in One Day In Two Day. Li!- tMaA daSaa,Sa A Ha 1 t- . . A mmmm.m iimw WMM.. WIIIIH niifaW Open Saturday night until 2 HHa tlllLT.1) hut h ocrf. least $2.5o on Shoes for All Men, New Fall and winter styles shoes that are built to best resist wet Winter rains and the cold weather that will soon be here. Men's $3 and $4 shoes $1. 90,iunion made, custom finished. New styles for this Fall and Winter's wear they come In patent leathers, velour, box calf and vicl kid, light or heavy soles, plain French or tipped London toe lasts, extension or flexible soles the shapes are absolutely cor. rect and we guarantee them to give satisfactory wear double sole shoes for cold weather wear in this lot, all sizes, at $2.45 $3 and $4 Values Men's patent' Colt and Calf, Fine Chrome, Vicl Kids, Velour, Box and Wax Calf ; bench made, $5 shoes spe cial at : $3.35 Men's California Shoes f O Men's Goat Slippers 7 OC Boys' and Girl's Shoes Sick Headache? Food doesn't digest wellP Appetite poor? Bowels stipated? Tongue coated? your liver! Ayer's Pills liver pills; they cure dys rpsia, biliousness. 2 Sc. All drurctsts. W'io! y:i nniM ;'i'd a beautiful Ei (VlA SfJZsVT on every i mm