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I OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, JULY 8. J904 vMeismimaeimamaaBBx i Health 222 South Peoria St., Chicago, III., Oct. 7, 1002. Eight months atjo I was no ill that I was compel Ted to lie or sit down nearly all the time. My stomach was so weak and upset that I could keep nothing on it ' and I vomited frequently. I . could not urinate without great , pain and I coughed so much that my throat and lungs were raw and sore. The doctors pro-, nounced it Cright'a disease and. others said it was'consumption. It mattered little to me what they called it and I bad no de sire.to live. , A sister visited me from St. Louis and asked me if Ihaf". r tried Wine of Cardui. I tola " I had not and she bought a k (jll.e. I believe that it saved my i.' I believe many women could save much suffer- ' ing if they but know of its value. Don't you want freedom from pain? Take Wine of Cardui and make one supreme effort to be well. You do not need to be a weak, helpless sufferer. . You can ha a woman's health and do a woman's work in life. Why not secure a bottle of Wine of Cardui from your druggist to day? DEMOCRATIC CON VENTION OPENS. John Sharp Williams, Tempor ary Chairman, Makes a Ring ing Speech to the Assembled Delegates. The Democm'io National Convention met in til. Louis at noon on the liih. Joh:i oharp Williams whs e'ectsd tem poirj chairman, and addressed the convention in a ringing ppnech that was receivi (I with the greatest enthusiasm. An outline of his epe cli is here given : "This is an appropriate pluce and time for a Democratic convention. The place ia St. Louis, the chief citv1 of the rooBt populous state c rved out of the Louisiana Territory avq'iir (I by the Father of Democracy. The time is the centennial anniversary celebration of the acquisition of that territory a vast area of contiguous territory whose pos session was necfs ary for self defeune, and which was lilted in climate and soil for home-makiuK by the eons and daughters of the Republic the anniver sary of leal, and not pseudo expansion an expansion of our population, our in dustrial life and our free institutions ever (inhabited latuh or Wnds sparsely settled by savages whose tribal inde pendence was recognized by treating with them, or settled on spots by white men t'HHily and willingly ahsimilated ; not a so-called expansion by mere super imposed force of our flag and our mili tary authorities. The Democratic party afterward (lathered the country to further exp n sion ot this leal, free chaiacter in the acquisition of Florida, the admission of Texas as a state and the acquisition Irom Mexico of a magnificent Far West, fit to b made fctites in the Union and governed under the constitution." Mr. Williams Btated that the most im portant quadrennial event in the world in tlio election b the American people of their chief executive. Before thai great elevation takes place at which all wen are supposed to arrive at by choice, and through byways of honesty and in telligent would to Uod they did at least two minor elections of a dill'urent character are held. "Thete have always been two great paities who have elected delegates to conventions for the purpose of selecting a candidate and promulgating a plat form. "One of these has already selected its candidate ami announced its platform. It was one of the quietest and most un animous occasions that the mutes ol history have lecorded.. "The address of in temporary chair man wa in one eense historical, mostly ancient history and a great deal of it bad hietory . It was a labored attempt to draw away attention from Iioosevlt inm with its volcanic, emotive, reckless ch"'','r by dwelling upon the fact that at some perio.l ia iti his ory the Repub lican party had been a party which did things and did them safely." The or.ttor hoped to have the country keep in sight i lie lact that it is now in botti legislative bianchesa partv of non action, obstruction to reform and pro gress ; in woid, a party whose only sacred precept is the shibboleth d;awn from the gambler's table, "stand pat," a pi ecept born of cowardice and ftur to move. Williams quoted Root's temporary speech in which be said that the Repub lican party is the medium of the people in the expression ot moral sentiment. The speaker then arcastically went over a list of scandals in past and pres ent history, referring to the Credit Mobiler, ttie Degolyer-Amei affair, the whiskey ring, and to a long "saturna lia" of southern reconstruction as au cient incidents. The postoilice bureau scandal, the public lands bureau methods, lull sway of bosses, and the celebrated Older of "Hell Koarlng Jake" Smith prescribing 10 years as the age above which children wo-e to be killed in one of the islands of tne Philippines, were referred to as modem instances. t The peaker laughed at Root's state ment tiiat offenders had been relent lessly punished. "The Secretary boasts" bo said, ' That the per capita of circula tion of money suiong the people has in c:c::td.'rom 23 11 in March 1897, to 31 . 02 in May last, and that the credit or that and the consequent prosperity is due to the Republican party.' 'What a curious boast this is." said be, "for i those denying so strenuously that the quantity of money had anytning to do with the value of money, of the price of other things as measured in money or with an ascending scale of prices, or with national prosperity. "This was all denied but yesterday. "Now it is asserted that the volume of metall'c monev hn8 been immensely increased, that it , has brought prosper ity and thst.all this is due to Republi can legislation.- ' "Was Republican legislation opera tive in South Africa and the Klondike? Was it Republican' legislation which made the immense crops? ' Wh'at part-. nershlp'.is there butween'gold and hu man lindustrv and iniennity' and the .Republican party, of. which the Repub lican party-is uch a . eel -assertive se1 nioi member? What monumental ef frontery!" Turning to the Republican platform Mr. Williams declared it to be chiefly a boast that the Republican party is -re sponsible for every good which has hap pened. Tnis he denied, referring to ''its present obstructiveness and its evasion of live issues." INDUSTRIAL DEPRESSION. Referring to the industrial depression which he said the Republicans have at tempted to shoulder nn to the previous Democratic administration. Williams said that hen Cleveland came into of fice he found things on the downward patn. Reviewing the depression he raid that the India famine and the immense wheat crop in the Uoi ed States brought the price of 70 cents. Whenwheit went up silver bullion wentdowaas there necessarily was a connection in price oetween toe two. Thus it came about, he asserted, that McKinley was elected because wheat went up. The boast that McKinley's election was responsible for high prices, he d e clarej was false and as to Cuba, public demand led the Republican party to fall into line and th Democrats voted for the war measure as enthusiastically as the Republicans. "It would be invidious to ita'e the r Dr. Thomas McCIary, of Minneapolis, appears at the Chautauqua this year for the fourth time. His popularity, great at first, is increasing year by year. He lectures, July 15, at 8 p. m.,on "The Mission of Mirth"; on Tuesday, July 19, at 8 p. m, on "Sunshine in Labor." At 8 p. m., Sunday, July 17, he will deliver a sermon. politics of heroes," said Williams, "but I have heard that Dewey is a Democrat, Schley a Democrt, Miles a Democrat, and it seems to me that I have heard that the administration snubbed the first, tried to disgrace the second, aud insulted the third." Turning to the trust questiin he quoted the hingnage of the Republican platform and went on to show that Attorney-General Harmon under Cleve land's administration really started suits against the triiBts. He said "ihe boaFt that the administration has exe cuted anti-tnist laws is ridiculous, for Attorney-General Knox in response to my congressional resolution frankly confessed that nothing had been done and left the inference that' nothing would be done." Williams attacked the tariff plank in the Republican piaiforni vigorously and then scathingly referred to the hvdra head of special legillatton advocated by the Republican subsidies. He claimed it would tie far more justifiable to pass a law to give every sailor and every man and woman in the country earning less than a dollar a dity, an increase of 50 per cent, than it wocld be by pro tectionism or a ship subsidy to pretend to have that end in view. TUB FRANCHISE LAWS The orator then launched into the constitutittoual limitations of the rights of franchise proposed for the Southern states, aud declared the real object of the Republicans was to reduce southern representation without reducing that of other states iu the North. He warned the Republicans, if Roosevelt should be elected on this platform, to be prepared for another period of business disturb and tace war in the southern states. His sarcasm was finely diawn as In re ferred to the sceue at the Republican convention when two little negro boys were paraded before the delegates. Turning to Democracy, Williams said it would nominate for president a man trained in the ways of the constitution who would not usurp legislation or judi cial functions nor violate international usages or keep people guessing what he should do or say next, and that it would nominate him on a platform ignoring dead issues aud dealing with every pres ent live issue in tones certain aud un mistakably favoring economy in admin istration and wise business-like yevision and reduction of tarttls by friends of the masses of the people, as well as ot the business interests of the couutry, ,:- W i 1 I -I kk ' W ''41 LEGAL NOTICES. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Clackamas Iu the Matter of the Application tion C b 1 of H. Jaques for Liquor License To the Honorable ..ounty Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Clack amas: Whereas, the number of votes cast at the last general election in the precinct .of Oswego, Clackamas County, Oregon, was 125 votes; and , Wherea,'we the undersigned consti tute a .majority of said voters; and , Whereas', H-. Jaques is desirous of ob taining a license to sell spirituonB, vin ous, .malt 'and fermented liquors in quantities less than one gallon in said nrecin'ct; Now, therefore, we, the undersigned, said voters of said precinct, hereby pe tition your Honorable Body that a Li cense to sell said spirituous, vinous, malt and fermented liquors in quan tities less than one gallon, may issue to said Jaqnes, and that the time which said license shall cover shall he the lerm ol six months from the sixth day of August, 1904. WLSnidow, J L Davis, J H Manning, D W Kelsay, F J Brown, W Piatt, , E Riser, F H Piatt, P Keyier, O O Davidson, L E Morrell, F Dhooghe, A Waldorf, C N Haines, R O Worthinglon, O W Delashmutt, E E Coon, W W Todd, J E Hale, A Tapfer, J R Irving, G Kiser, Geo Y Baker, Henry Koenig, Herman Koenig, Ch Grosbens, J Guignard, Joseph Lemery, C Sanstron, C Meyer, . ' .las Feeney, T Whittier, Joseph Woe!l, T Whittier, Jos Bichner, A P Nickum, A Ranken, D Ball, Ed Davis, . . L A Walling, L R Woodard, Wm. Boylen, M Rlan ken, 8 Blanken, George Nagl, Charles Wettner, 0 Anderson, M Didxen,' John McGuire, S Piatt, s 1 hillip Pollard, Richard Hughes, Arthur Bill, F L Butterfleld, B. A. Calvin, F Puymbrook, D Eirckson, H Lueg, P Pollard, H Grabenhorst, Alex McBeath, Theo Kteinhilher, E F Whitteu, E Courand, J Boylen, Gottfr Lehman, Jos. Zivney, A Nialsen F W Wanker, Wm VVorthington, G S GateB, E B Gates, J N Bivert, Pat Martin, H Shipley, J McMaugb, P Dooley, G E Cline, J F Grabenhorst, W L Davis, 8 M Brown, F He'dricb, ivieCutchen. In accordance with the above petition, 1 will on 8rd day of August. 1904. or as soon thereafter as the Court meets, ap ply to the County Court of Clackamas County, Oregon, for a license to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in the precinct of Oswego, Oswego, Oregon, tor a period 01 six montna. Dated June 30th, 1004. H.JACQUES. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Noti.e is hereby given that the under signed, administrator of the estate of Wil liam H. Wlnkel, brv deceased, has tiled his final account in tne County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Clackamas, and that Monday, the 25th day of July, lq04, at the hour of 10:0o o'clock a. 111. at the court room of the said County Court of Clackamas County, Or egon, has by the said court been appointed as the time and place, for the heating of objections thereto and the settlement there ot. Dated June 24, 10114. PETER WINKEL, Administrator of the Estate of William H. Winkel, Sr., deceased. 4t NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that the under signed, Elizabeth Bacon Ganong, has, by the County Oourt of Clackamas County, Oregon, been appointed executrix of the will and estate of Chas. W. Ganong, deceased. All persons having claims against said deceased, or his estate, are hereby notified to present them to me at the offices of Hedges & Griffith, esqs.. my attorneys, in the Weinhard Building. Oregon Citv. Oregon, within six months of the publi. cation of this notice, properly verified and witn proper vouchers. Dated July 1. 10O4. ELIZABETH BACON GANONG, Exe cutrlx of the will and estate of Chas. W. Ganong, deceased. HEDGES & GRIFFITH, Attorneys, FOR SALE-SEVEN ROOM HOUSE and four lots, one-half block from Glad stone station, on electric line. Hot and cold water, bath room and furnace. Price, reasonable. Inquire at Mrs. 81aden's millinery store, Oregon City. !ANIC Mattresses The best there is, from the caieful manufacturers. Our mattresses are scientifically made and are most sanitary and hygienic. Special prices on all. Please investigate our stock. 6 digl) Back Dining Room Chairs $3.85 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of William Barlow, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the County Court of the State ol Oregon for the county of Clackamas has appointed the under signed, executor of the estate of Wil iam Barlow, deceased. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present the same, properly veri fied, to the nn lersicned at the office of Hedges & Gnffit.i at Oregon City, OreJ gun, wiunn six moiuns irom tne uate "t the first publication of this notice. FRANKLIN T. GRIFFITH, Executor of the Estate of William Bar low, Deceased. HEDGKS& GRIFFITH. Attorneys for Executor. First publication July 8, 19O4. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. In the Matter of the Estate " sed. J of Esther R. Williams.deceas Notice Is hereby t'iven that the under s'gned, esecutor of the estate of Esther R. Williams, deceased, has ti ed in the County Court of ihe State ot Oregon for the County of Clackamas, his final arrnnnt at such executor and the said court has set Monday, the 8th day of August, 1904, at the hour of ten o'clock a, m. of said day at the court room of s.liH Pnnntu I 'nnrt- 9: the time and piace for hearing objections tnereto. First publication July 8, igo4. LLOYD E WILLIAMS, Executor of the estate of Esther R. Wil liams, uereased. Hedaes & Griffith, Attorneys for Execu tor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hersbv eiven that the under- signed, Ellen A. Phillips, has been ap pointed Dy me county uourt tor Clacka mas County, Orecon. the administratrix ot the Estate of New ton Phillips, deceased All persons having claims against saia deceased or his estate are hereby notiBeo to present them with proper vouchers and properly verified within six months from the date of this publication to the under signed at the offices of Hedges & Griffith, Esqs., attorneys, Weinhard Building, Ore gon City, Oregon. Dated June 24, 1004. ELLEN A- PHILLIPS, Administrator of the Estate of Newton Phillips, deceased. HEDGES & GRIFFITH, attorneys. 5t ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice !s hereby given that the under signed has been duly appointed by the Countv Court of Clackamas County,, Or., as administrator of the estate of Clarence Engle, deceased. All persons having claims against said estite are required to tile such claims, duly verified, as by law required, within six months from date hereof, with my attorneys, Eby & Eby, at their office at Oregin City, Oregon. Dated, June 24, io04. Hubert Engle, Administrator. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the part nership heretofore existing between C. E. Nash and E. P. Dodge, in conducting a shingle mill business, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, and from this date on 0. E. Nash will not be responsible for any bills contracted bvE. P. Dodge. C. E. Nash will conduct the business in future. 2t C.E.NASH. BUSCU1. ilousefurnisher Where Gold Piles You'll be astonished at the way you can save if you only let us direct your purchases. You'll find we offer opportunities that will make you prosperous and happy. We only offer the op portunity. ' We can't compel you to buy? but we t'r ink the goods are sufficiently worthy to induce you to take advantage of this chance. - . 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