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About Oregon City courier. (Oregon City, Or.) 1902-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1903)
OREGON CifY COliRlER, FRIDAY DECEMBER 18 1903. 4 trw l .. ,ni Jii iii n. i .Liu iiil-L! .ni.iui-.il n.ii i in i mi iiiiiiii 'J:jmm H9 tij-Wiii-hiiiiimiiiiiirtiiiiMii i ii viii winmr iii-Miiiantfiwt iniiTiwinrt i mm urn i. wiim n i ftifciMWiii miiff-" Mm " iwMWwMiMiwiiaitiaimii jg li ill i Reduced Prices Reduced Prices CHRISTMAS . 1 S X 11 A R. Seven more shopping days remains before Christmas, a trifle over eighty hours, remember ''time waits for no one' We have arranged our display so it may be inspected by the purchaser with the least troubie and loss of time We have on display the largest stock and best assortment of Christmas goods in the city and are prepared to fill the wants of all and at prices within the reach of every, purse Our stock of dt Toy dames, Books, Enives and Xinas Tree Becorations In fact everything for the children has been greatly Reduced in Prices Make us a call and be convinced Charman & ' .- i ' , i ' ' . r (City irug i Store. Co l " :. , 3 PERSONALS Roy MeAlpin spent Sunday in Salem with friends. T. L. Turner, a orominent Stafford farmer, was in town Wednesday. Henry Hedges, of Barlow, was an Oregon City visitor the first of the week. Rberman Burford left on Saturday for Victoria, B. C, to assume the duties of government immigration inspector. ' , Hon. Georje W. Grace is seriously ill with rhuematism and has been confined o his bed much of the time during the oast two weeks. Roy Kelly, who has been in the vicinity of Astoria holding down a good job, is home visiting his parents, Mr. dud Mrs. H. L. Kelly. "Bed" the barber has installed new furniture in his new barber shop on vl sin street and now has one of the -iwellest shops in the city . . H. Leigbton Kelly, who has been in 'he service of the U. 6. Fish Coramis ion, and has been located at Baker, wash., is home for a vacation. On account of the snowfall on his anch in the foothills of Mount Adams, Hon. W. 0. Johnson has for a brief sea--on returned to the city. Hon. G. W. Grace continues to be a lick man. He has improved but little mice last week. His trouble is rheuma tism and digestion. His many friends nope to see him out again within a few days. Hon. Georue Ogle, of Molalla, Ore- ion, a mining expert and politician of that section, spent several days in. Ore gon City last week1. While here he was lie guest a part of the time of Hon, G, Mr. Newkiik. oue of the old settlers of Logan precinct, was in the city on Tuesday " i Mrs. Henry Miley has been con- fined to her home by an attack of lai frrinrm. ' B"rr- Mrs. Gilbert Beattie and child left for Eugene Thursday, where they will visit with relatives. Mrs. Lyman Andrews of Milwaukie, was visiting her sister, Mrs. F.Miller, of this city, on Wednesday. Mrs. James Skirviri, of Bunnyside, Ore., was in Oregon City on Tuesday at tending to business and visiting friends. J. R. Hall, of The Dalles, js in the city to visit George Crooks, whom he has not seen since they parted in Cali fornia 18 years ago. It seems to him that George is taller by two inches than he was then. Willis Johnson was visiting friends relatives in Oregon City on Wednesday. Mr. Johnson haB just arrived from Til lamook with 200 sheep in line condition, and brought thsm to his father's place at. Clackamas. He was accompanied by bis brother, Frank, who spent the Bum mer on their rancb at Tillamook. HALF OUR ILLS ARE CATARRH. Letters From Two Prominent Men.l , Additional Local. Good apples briug 60 cents a box. Dried fruit is so low that a Molalla farmer who brought a lot of dried appleB to town took them back home. The many friends of Mrs. F. F. White will be pleased to bear that she is now rapi lly improving aiter her serious ill ness. Frank Redner has moved his family into the Methodist parsonage on Seventh street. Mr. Redner has recently opened one of finest candy stores in the city. Special services were held at the Eois- codbI church last Sunday morning, when vV. Grace and family. -Al. Lacey.of Springwater, made a'B'8?l!l?rriB' !of land, confirmed riohi. nHfnn,u . n young laaies ana genue hurried trip to this city Monday on ac iount of the breaking down of the saw mill which is sawing lumber for build-" iugs he is erecting. At 6 :30 in the even ing he began the long drive home. -Mrs. Fenetta Sargent Haskell of Cuba, vlo, a talented reader and impersonator, gave a delightful reading at the Presby terian church on last T esdav evening. While in this city Mrs. Haskell was the Kiiest of Mrs. George W. Grace, who en ertained a few friends to dinner iu her tionor. 1 II. J. Hill, accompanied by two others not residents here, returned on Friday from the Oheney Creek mining district. I'hey were absent several weeks doing the assessment work on six raining claims Bltuated on Still and Zig-Zag trtteks. Those interested with them are Capt. Apperson, Mayor Dimick, Mr. Ram bo, the saloon keeper, and others. The ledge on which the claims are lo cated is of colossal proportions, its width being, as far as ascertained, 60 feet, and perhaps it is 300. It is a ridge of copper ire, base from the grass roots. Portland . parties are developing a ledge on Cheney creek, assays of which give a large per centage of silver. young ladies and eentle men. Excellent music was arranged for tne occasion Just received for Christmas at Lamb & Sawyer's, the largest stork of war ranted Damascus Pocket Knives, Butch ers' Knives, Shears, Scissors, Razors, Razor Straps, Brushes and Hones in Oregon City. Warranted, two black Jack Knives for the "Kids" at 25 cents. The Lidies Aid Society of the Presby. teria.i church held their aunual bazaar in tne old postotBce building Wednesday afternoon. Beautiful and useful articles were on sale, and judging from the large crowd that attended the ladies made a neat little sum. Dinner was served at 6 o'clock. mm II l&Mi CONGRESSMAN DUNUAN. - l , , t New Photographer atCanby. J. C. Stratford, a photographer of 20 years' experience has opened a gallery in Canby for short time only and wilt be able to give you as good work as the best in Portland. For the the first 30 days will give FREE with best grade caoinets one fine portrait worth $3. Don't wait, cloudy weather is as good as sunshine Congressman Irvine Dungan of Jack-j aon,0.t elected to the Fifty-second Con-i gress as a Democrat, in a recent letter! from Washington, D.C., says: " desire to loin with my many friends In recommending your lnval- uable remedy, Peruna, to anyone ln need ot an Invigorating tonic, andj whose system Is run downbycatarrhal troubles. Peruna Is a permanent and effective cure for catarrh and I would advise all who are afflicted with thls disease to try this remarkable rem- edy. ' 'Irvine Dungan. Everybody la subject to catarrh. Pe-' runa cureB catarrh, acute or chronic,! wherever located. ,. Hon. Thomas Gahan of Chicago, mem-i ber ot the National Committee of the. Democratic party, writes as follows t j " I was afflicted with catarrh for four' teen years and though I tried many! remedies and applied to several doctors' l was not auie to una a' cure, x took, Feruna for twenty-two weeks and ml now entirely cured." Thomas Gahan. If you do not derive prompt and satis factory results from the use of Peruna write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case and he will be glad to give you his valuable advice free. 6 Address Dr. Hartman, President of be Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O. The Red Light. V MH. Robertson, the Seventh Street Grocer, has about the finest display to be found in Oregon City. ' If you don't believe it, go and take a look at it. Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys and bladder right. , : . . ....... ... . . j, n-' ... "YP If fill n im n . . irn u it If . wr Watches for, Watches for Watches for $1.00 2.50 5.00 Watches for Watches for Watches for xswr a, it F-I5I5 Watches for Girls Watches for Boys Watches for Young Folks Watches for Old Folks K-I02I WE ONLY WANT TO REMIND YOU T hat you can secure these presents you intended to purchase from us. It does not take up much of your time as yon pass by our store every day, and whenever you have a few moments to spare drop in,' We have plenty of experienced clerks to wait upon you. Our stock is the largest and best selected in the city, and the same as it has been for the past twenty years THE VERY BEST ONLY. Our prices are the same during the holiday season as at any other time. We do not add the holiday per cent, as you so aften find the case at a great many places. ; Our Display of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks, Chinawarer Cut Glass Leather Goods, Musical Instruments, Cameras and Kodaks, is particularly adapted for the holi day season. It it much easier to select a suitable present from this line than any other. Bwwtister & Jlndresen $7.50 (S. ' 10.00 Q F-,82l Kj Suspension Bridge Corner The Oregon City. Jewelers E Nickle Watches Silver Watches Gold Filed Watches Solid Gold Watches Watches Watches Watches for $15,00 for 20.00 for 25.00 viS?7-7 111 $75 v.w. m Watcbe for $30 Watches for $40 Watches for F-1727
