OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20 1903,
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THE STORE NOTED FOR GOOD GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
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GOODS
dpened Monday morning at 9 A. M. During the
sale no samples cut or mailed. Materials and prices
will be a revelation to those who shop at other stores.
WcJUkn & mcDonmll
POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
CORNER THIRD AND MORRISON
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Beatie & Bealie, DentiBtB, Weinhard
building, rooms 16, 17 and 18.
Dr. 0. S. Seamann, physician
Offices over Harding's Drug Btore,
Take your butter and eggs to I. E.
Seeley's People's Grocery and get top
prices.
The topic at tue Congregational church
next Sunday evening will be "Happiest
Women in Town."
Duck hunting in various parts of the
county has been excellent during the
past several days.
Bnrmeister & Andresen have just re
ceived a new Btock of the celebrated Rex
Rheumatic Rings. Call for booklet.
E. A. Brady has Jesse Moore whiskey
in barrels and cases. It is the beat of
Kentucky Bourbons. Call on him. for
it.
The Thanksging Market by the Sa'ur
lay Club will open on next Tuesday at
1 p. m., in the vacant candy store op
posite Barlow's grocery Btore.
0. N. Greenman, the pioneer express
man of Oregon City, has been given a
pension by the United States goverement
for his services in the Indian War of
nearly 40 years ago. Mr. Greenman re
ceived nearly $300 back pay and receives
$8 per month for life.
The Baptist chicken supper at their
church last Friday evening was quite
Well attended, and all who went there
were well satisfle I . with the chicken
feast that has been prepared. Quite a
nice little cum was realized by the good
ladies of the church.
Tooth
Salvation
Is my aim in the care of teeth. Do
you realize that many teeth you think
have gone too far can be saved either by
a filling that Is properly Inserted or by
crowning. All 1 ask is that the root be
fiyn in its attachments and upon this 1
can place a crown either porcelain or
gold that w'll give absolute satisfaction.
If you have a front tooth badly broken
down have it crowned with a porcelain
crown that looks so much like nature's
own handiwork that it defies detection.
My work is modern, my equipment
is modern and my prices are moderate.
Open evenings from 7 to 8. Sun
days from 9 a. m. to 12 m.
DR. L. A. MORRIS
Dentist.
Republican equestrines should take
notice that Mies Alice Roosevelt rides
her nag astraddle, wearing divided
skirts.
Board and Lodging At the house on
the corner of Sixth and Center St., on
the hill"; $4 per week.
We have some special bargains in toilet
soap this week. We have tbem in the
window and it will pay you to give them
Bpecial notice. Charman & Co.
Thomas Clark filed suit for a divorce
from Stella Clark Wednesday on the
grounds of adultery. The parties were
married in August, 1901.
The Union Thapksgiving se'vics will
be held on Thanksgiving Day at U a, m.
in the Congregational church. The Rev.
Mr. Bsaven of the Baptist church will
preach the sermon.
A dancing class will be conducted by
Miss Copeland,of Portland, every Thurs
day evening at Willamete Hall. Single
lessons 50 cents. General dancing 25
cents. Class on Friday euening, Thanks
giving week.
The County Court was in special ses.
slon Wednesday and Thurday. The
Court made an order directing the Road
Supervisors of the county to enforce the
collection of delinquent polf taxes be
fore December 1.
Purees for almost' nothing at 2c, 3c, 7c,
14c, 35c.
New Mercerized Petticoats at 95c, $1.12,
$1.29.
Children's Fleeced Vests or Pants from
9c, upwards
At Thompson's Bargain Store. .
Office next door to Courier.
Hon. W. C . Johnson and wife are lo
cated on their homestead in Klickitat
county, Wash., prepared to renew the
battle of life.
The Thanksgiving Market of the
Saturday Club will open next Tuesday
'at 1 o'clock in Steven's block, opposite
Barlow's. A greater varity of delicac
ies will be for sale than at any previous
market. Orders received by the
Market will be faithfully filled.
When the barber is not handy, W. E,
Dreyfus, a New York doctor, recomends
that a paste of tiie following mixture, be
left on the face abouttwo minutes: Baril
eulphid, ?5 parts; talci veneti pulvis, 35
part? ; tririci farinne, 3i parts ; benzolde
hyde quarter solution. This will effect
a clean shave, and be mighty handy, too,
for ladies whose faces have a predis
position to grow whiBkers, as is often
the case in this humid climate.
Articles of incorporation have beeD
filed with the county clerk for the or"
Ionization of the Oregon City Ice and
Cold Storage Company. The promoters
are H. E. Harris, J. H. Tawsie, W. J.
Caderson and Trios. E. Gault, all of Port
land. The capital stock of the company
is $r;000. The business of a company
Mil consist in the manufacturing of ice,
the transaction of a general cold storage
bneines, the storage of produce and fuel
and the purchase and Sile ol produce
and fuel on commission. The ice will
be manufactured from tbe waters ct a
well ieceutly drilled by Mr. Harrison
his property near Green Point
Born, to the wife of Charles Rider, a
son, last Sunday.
Hereabouts the price paid for cutting
wood is 90 cents per cord.
For a pleasant Dhysio take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy
to take. Pleasantjn effect. For sale by
G. A. Harding.
' There iB no more exbilerating bever
age than Red Top Rve or the Planet
Whiskey. Kelly & Ruconich, in the
Garde Building.
Recently a book agent gathered in,
hereabouts, thousands of dollars for a
subscription book, at $18 per subscriber.
Our people have money to burn.
Dozens of men seeking employment
are beng turned away from tbe mills in
this city daily . This is usually the case
duirng the raiDy eeason. Everyone is
looking for a job out of the rain.
The action of some Willamette valley
farmers in getting rid of their cattle at
half-prices as some of them are doing at
the present time is hard to define in any
other way than as an act of blind
folly. Oregon Agriculturist.
Saturday evening the Women's Read
ing Club Circl of Parkplace and Glad
stone were entertained by Mrs.Wm.Gal
oway at ber residence. A pleasant eve
ning was spent,tbe time being Dassed by
card playing and social converse.
Small rains lay great dust and it is
tiny price drops that yield tbe greatest
savings. Tbe more economical you are
tne more you will appreciate our endeav
ors to saye you money. I. E. Seeley
People's Grocery.
I wish to employ at once, six or more
active t rutty persons, male or female, in
Clackamas county. Cash salary to be
paid for services. Call at my office in
the Jaggar building, opposite Huntley's,
Oregon City. O. A. Cheney, Agent.
The dance given by the O. K, Dancing
Olub last Saturday night was one of the
most enjoyable affairs of the kind of the
season. A good crowd was in attend
ance and the light fantastic was tripped
until an early hour in tbe morning.
The O. K.'s are living up to their name
and proviDg that they are O. K:
S. K. Green, Chas. Moran and Fred
Ely, who recently returned from their
mineral claims ou Blue River, report that
prospects in that country are good. They
Bay they have a 25. toot lead that shows
good prospects. They expect to Bhortly
organize a stock company of $450,000
and sell enough itock to develop their
claims.
Manager Shively is to be compliment
ed on the fact that he has Becured two
ushers tor his opera house who can do
their work efficiently; It is no wonder
that people become angry when tney
have to De moved two or tnree times
before they get in the right seats. The
two new ushers who were pnt in at the
first of the week are from all reports do
ing their work in the way it should be
done.
The advance sale of seats for the'Ben.
Hur" engagement will open at the
Marquam Grand Theatre box office,
Thursday morning, Nov. 26th. Tbe
management will nil orders for seats tor
any of the performances, in the order of
their receipt, if accompanied by & postal
or express order and a self-addressed
stamped envelope. All orders for seats
should be addressed to Calvin Heilig,
Manager Marquam Grand Theatre,
Portland, Oregon.
Why do not some of the rublic spirit
ed people of Oregon City who labor for
the good of the community, see what
can be done towards establishing a free
public library here? There is no move
that could be made that co'ild and would
work more good for the younger gener
ation than the establishment of a library
which would be free for the public, lhe
library at first need not be extensive in
scope, but could be built up trom email
beginnings '0 proportions that would
work uncalculable value. There are
hundreds of young men iu Oregon City
who would spond more of their time
in the reading ot good books and less of
their time in carousing, if there were a
place where they could go of an evening
andpass a few pleasant hours poringover
the works of some good author.
The Clackamas county potato farmer
may perhaps be able to learn something
from his most successful rival in the old
country. Germany bats the world in
potato culture, largely because a ber- j
man farmer rardv plants seed potatoes 1
from hs own fields. If he cannot get j
fresh varieties 'Jrom a government ex. 1
periment station, or from some remote
district or foreign country, he does the
next best thing by exchanging witfa his
neighbors as far away from his own
farm as possible. The difference be
tween the isoii of the hills and that of ,
the valleys aids him, and if bis fields
lie in low, wet ground, he sends to the
dry, sandy hill slopes for bis seed, while j
the dwellers on tbe uplands plant po-
tatoes grown in the heavy soil of the
river bottom.
The patent fire extinguishing appar
atus which the O. C. M. Co. is estab
lishing in the new buildings of the wool
en mill will cost about $10,030, When a
fire breaks out, stop cocks in various
parts of the buildings will be inBtantly
opened by the rising temperature, and
through the numerous minute holes in
the miles of iron pine every room will
be filled with fine rain.
Sentiment is somewhat divided as to
whether Louis Callahan who reported
that he was held up near Oswego last
Wednesday morning, was really held
up or was faking. The officers here
claim that they do not believe that Cal
lahan was held up, but there are part
ies living near Oswego who believe that
he was . He was met on the road a few
minutes after the alleged hold up took
place by a citizen of Oswego. .Callahan
told this man about the affair and ap
peared very much excited and fright
ened when he told his Btory. This
man is confident that Callahan told the
truth about the matter.
Eva M. Moehnke and M. C. Grover' of
Eagle Creek. The groom was under
age and parental consent had to be ob
tainded. On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. P. K.
Hammond entertained at St Pauls
cbnrch rectory, tne young ladies of the
King's Daughters. Refreshments were
served and a number were present.
At St Paul's Episcopal church, there
will be the usual Thanksgiving Day ser
vice at 11 a. m., on Thursday next, with
special music and a sermon appropriate
to the day by the Rev. P. K. Hammond
an offering will be taken for the Good
Samaritan hospital. Everyone invited
to attend.
The Margarita Fisher Company has
been playing a week's engagement at
the opera house and will conclude their
performance tomorrow evening. The
show is as good as the average
that comes to Oregon City, notwithstand
ing the fact that it has received a con
siderable amount af criticism from some
of the daily papers.
First Church of Christ (Scientists)
Garde buildine. Cor. Seventh and Main
( St. Services begin Sunday at 11
o'clock a. in; The subject of the sermon
is "Ancient and Modern Necromancy,
or Mesmerism and Hypnotism." Guild
ren's Sunday school meets at 10
a. ui. Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evenings at 8 o'clock. Reading 100m
open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
of each week 'mm 2 to 4 p. m.
1 he committee appointed to draft a
constitution for the organizaticu of
Native Sons and Daughters has com
pleted its labors and Saturday November
28th 1903 has been set for the date of
permanent organization. Tne meeting
will be held at the county court room at
the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. All Native
sons and daughters of the county are re
quested to attended and assist in the
permanent organization.
On Monday evening last the local
chapter of Royal Arch Masons at the
close of their regular meeting, were
agreeably surprised by the incoming of
large party ot ladies, wives of the mem
bers of the chapter. Table were spread
and a splnnlid lianquet was served, after
the feast ot good things, Mrs Linn Jones
acted as toasimster, and a very enjoy
able time followed. Everyone present
helped by speech or story, to add to tbe
general entertainment. '
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prescriptions -
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something here, It
none but the ourest
every prescription gets
This represents the foundation of our business the
corner stone of our success.
That word "properly" means
means that we are careful to have
and freshest v drugs careful that
just exactly what it calls for,
It isn't an easy thing to properly compound a pre
scription. It requires care and brains; it requires accuracy
and practice.
No boy's work behind our prescription counter. '
We make a specialty of putting up prescriptions.
We can do it better than the man who doesn't.
We. have had experience, long and varied.
We want your prescription trade
WELL & JONES
TLIC RELIABLE DRUGGISTS
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Bed Crusade.
Major Robert Dubbin, the Divisional
officer of Oregon and Washington, with
a brigade of eight specials, will be with
us from Wednesday 25th to Monday 30th
inclusive. Two of the main services will
be in the 8hivley'B opera bouse Sunday
afternoon at 3 :30 o'clock and 8 p. m.
The local ministers will assist in these
two meetings. All christians are urged
earnestly to pray for the meetings.
Ensign W. R. Crabtree.
Dancing Class,
A dancing class will be conducted by
Miss Copeland, of Portland, every
Thursday evening at Willamette Hall,
Single lessons 50 cents ; general dancing
25 cents. Class on Friday evening
Thanksgiving week.
The Molalla Czntral Mining Com
pany. INC0R0P0RATBD OR $2500.
This company owns one of the best
claims in the Molalla mining district
and expert mining men pronounce the
ledge number one. Ten thousand
shares are now offered for sale.
Otto F. Olson, President, .
' G. B. Smith, Secretary,
Linn E. Jones, Treasurer,
F. H. Welsh, Gen. Manager
Worm Dsstroyer.
Wh lte'a Cream Vermltuge.not only kills worms
but removes th mucus aud slime, which ihey
build their nests, It brings, and quickly, H
healthy conditio n of the body , where worms can
not exist. 26o at Charman 4 Co.
BANNER SALVE
the most healing salvo in the world.
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CHRISTMAS NOT FAR OFF
One more month and every one will be scrambling for the Xmas gift that they must have and have
immediately. How much easier and more satisfactory to begin looking now We have been planing and fjh
t$l collecting good things for this Holiday season for months, and we want our friends to take lots of time as
we did, in buying. We want you to compare our prices and values with our competitors, want you to wi
be satisfied as we are, that nowhere else is it possible to get choicer things or better prices than we jig
have to offer. This will all take time Why not begin now? jjj
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PERFUMES
Palmer's, Wright's, Rjcksecker's,
Eastman's, Roger's &. Gallet's,
Violet (pronounced Vio-a-lay),
Atkinson's, Lautier's. 50 cents to
$2.00 per ounce in bulk. Fancy pack
ages from 25 cents to $10.
LEATHER GOODS
Purses, Nitsukas, Wrist Bags, Auto
Bags, Traveling Sets, Card Cases,
Cigar Cases, Music Rolls, Writing
Desks.
PIPES
Last year we were short on pipes
Hadn't enough to go round, but
we have plenty for every one now.
French Brier, amber stems, $1.50 to
$6. Genuine Meerchaunv from $2.50
to $10.00.
SILVERWARE ,
We are showing the very latest de
signs and finish in quadruple plate sil
verware. The new Butler finish an
exquisite grey is the proper thing and
gives a rich and heavy appearance.
As usual we price these goods much
lower than jewelry stores can afford
to sell them.
FOR MAKING UP PRESENTS
Tissue Paper, Crepe Tissue, Mat
Board, P. P. Binding, Celluloid, Artist
Materials.
Your Doctor
Will be Satisfied
Don't hesitate to tell your doctor
that you are going to have his pre
scription filled at Huntley's. If he's
honest with you he will undoubtedly
say that Huntley will fill it as carefully
and as conscientiously as any druggist
in the state. If he SHOULD hem and
haw and say "well, I've written for a
new preparation and they MAY not
have it" or "Huntley is all right but
this is a private formula and he won't
know what it is" etc.; then don't you
believe him. His reasons for trying
to SEND you somewhere else would
be worth finding out. We have
the new drugs and chemicals as
fast as they come out and we also
have the private formulas; anyhow
you can trust us to be frank with you
If we don't have the necessary in
gredients, we'll say so; but we do not
have to turn away one prescription
in 500 for lack of the proper ingre
dient. We have it thats our busi
ness. Why not save 20 to 5 per
cent, on your prescriptions by always
coming to us?
CANDIES
LOWNEY'S AND CARROLL'S
We will have several hundred
pounds in time for Xmas. This will
be put up in handsome boxes I -2 to
5 pounds.
New Books
Shelves and counters overflowing
with the new popular books of this
season.
All Offered at 20 Per Cent.
Disc, from Advertised Prices
The old friends have not been neg
lected. You will find them in all
kinds of dress to suit all purses.
Cloth Bound Books,
1 5c, 25c, 40c, 50c, 75c.
POPULAR COPYRIGHT
NOVELS 69c.
Choir Invisible
Eternal City
Via Crucis
Janice Meredith
Senator North
Barrabas
Hound of Baskervilles Captain Dieppe
Forty Modern Fables Marcella
Gentleman of France King Noanett
Advent 'r's of Francois Colonel Carter
Tristram of Blent Free Joe
Prisoner of Zenda Forest Lovers
Mr. Dooley's Philosophy Phroso
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The works of the following popular
authors in fine cloth binding, special
this week 27c.
Mrs. SrtiitHwnrtK Marv I Hnlmoc
Augusta J. Evans, Marie Corelli.
Picture Books for the children, 5c up Pj
Books for Boys and Uirls, by fjn
favorite authors 2 Srm K!i
Oliver Optic, Mrs. Alcott,
Henty, Abbott, Martha Fin
ley, Alger, Castlemon.
New Chatterbox for 1903 90c
Huntley's White Pine Balsam
will cure that cold, 25c, 50c
and 75 c
Huntley Brothers
Druggists and Booksellers
Huntley's Headache Tablets
have cured thousands of head
aches. They will cure yours
if you will give them a chance,
25 cents.