Oregon City courier., March 24, 1905, Page 5, Image 5

OREGON CITY COURIER, FF TDAY, MARCH 24, 1905.
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family food.
Yeast ferments the food.
Alum baking powders are injurious.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. L. L. Porter is visiting her
pareuts iu Corvallis.
Recorder Adaui Knight wns dowu
from Uauby Saturday.
Jack Kiiiuo was in town from
darken Saturday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Koellemeier, of
Stafford, were in town Saturday.
Dr. H. A. Dedmau, of Cauby, was
in the city on business Saturday.
R. L. Kingo, a prominent citizen
of Clarkes, is very ill at his home.
Frank Sohreis, of Anaoonda, Mont.,
has benu visiting his sister, Mrs.
Philip Bueklein.
Mrs. Nina Devine, who was Miss
Nina Caples of this city, is visiting at
the home of Miss Echo Samson.
Luvi Stehman, of Liberal, M. S.
Hungate, of Molalla, and O. B. Tay
lor, of Aurora, were in town Satur
day. Mrs. G. W. Grace and daughter El
len returned Monday from a few
days' visit with relatives in the
oouutry.
J. W. Dowty was in the city Mon
day from Ourrinsville. Mr. Dowty i
well known in this county as a breeder
of flue horseflesh.
Dr. Andrew J. Montgomery, of
Georgia, is in the city visiting his
cousin, John Montgomery. He is
traveling for his health.
Couuty Judge Ryan left Sunday for
Grants Pass t o attend the meeting of
the Oregon Good Roads Association,
and returned home Thursday.
Bailey Hill and George Batdorf
started Thursday with two teams for
Arlington, in the vioinity of whioh
point, the latter has rentd 1000 acres
of land.
F. X. Mathieu, of Ohampoeg, was
in town Satutrday. He is well known
as the sole survivor of Oregon's pro
visional government and is 88 years
of age.
Ross Farr, of Huntley's drug store,
was successful in his reoent examin
ation for a senior druggist's certifi
cate. He had the third highest stand
ing in a list of 27 applicants.
Miss Linnie Kayler, a teaoher in
the Molalla schools, passed through
the city Saturday enronte for home.
She has been in the hospital in Port
land where she was operated on for
appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bray, of Se
attle, passed through the city Satur
day night enroute to San Jose, where
they are going for the benefit of the
health of ;Mr. bray, who is the father
of Mrs. J. K Hedges.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carey are vis
iting with the latcer's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Hutchinson. Mr. Carey
i in the employ of the Oregon Water
Power & Railway ompany, where he
holds a responsible position.
Many friends of John Stout, father
of Lucene Stout, will be sorry to
learn that hed died in Newport re
cently, after a ten days' illness. Mr.
Stout was formerly a resident of
(Jlarkes, and lived in this county
many years.
Miss Bouita Ralston, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Miller
at Willamette, was called to her home
m Everett, Wash., Saturday by the
illness of her mother. Miss Ralston,
who is a gifted elocutionist, may re
turn here after the Lenten "season and
give a recital.
Prof. W. G. Beattie, principal of the
west Oregon schools, has accepted a
poition as superintendent of the
Alaska Indian school at Sitka, with
a salary of $1500 per year and per
quisites, and will leave, with his
famliy for Alaska about July 1. This
will create a vacancy in the principal
ship of the West Side schools. Prof.
Beattie spent a year in Alaska in
charge of Indian sohools.
L. B. Armstrong nf Mankahnrff.
celebrated his 62d birthday Sunday at
iiome, and Mr. and Mrs. W. W,
LOCAL NOTES
his
bration, returned home Monday night.
Mr. Armstorng was partially par
alyzed two years ago, but retains very
good health. Among those present
U i anniversary was Mrs. Quint,
orBarlow, whose 72d birthday anni
versary ooourred Sunday.
Fresh oysters for families and first
class meals at GEMMEL'S.
Ice crHam and ice cream soda every
day at Kozy Kamly Kilclien,
Mrs. Bowers, of Cauemal), is build
ing a new cottage on her property.
Born Monday morniug, to Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Johnson, a 12-pound boy.
Don't miss the grand millinery dis
play at Misa Goldsmith's Monday,
March 27.
Thomas E. Brown, a native of Great
Britain, lias declared his intention of
becoming a citizen of the United
States.
Marriage lioeuses were granted Sat
urday to Grace E. Troy and John W.
Berkly and Clara Heiple and Frank
Boyer. ,
Oregon City baseball team went
down to defeat Sunday at Oanby at
the hands of the Canby team, by a
soore of 10 to 0.
Red Line Condition Powders will
keep the horses and cattle in good
' u i T"N ;
oc jo. uruggisis.
Home made cakes and pies with
delicious coffee, oysters frys, stews
land cocktails tastily served. Eozy
Kandy Kitchen.
Fred O. Gadke is planning the erec
tion of a building in front of his resi
dence property on Main street for his
business, and will move his house to
the rear of the property.
If it is a billiousattack take. Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and a quick core is certain. . For sale
by Geo. A. Harding.
The initiatory team of the local Mac
cabees will leave Saturday afternoon
to be present at a meeting of the
Mountain, View lodge of that order1 at
Highland.' '
It will, bring rich, red blood,
firm flesh and muscle. That's what
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. ' Taken this month, keeps you
well all summer. . 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Huntley Bros. Co.
Margaret L. Roberts has boen ap
pointed administrator of the estate of
the late Owen J. Roberts. The value
of the real property is $1500.
Our Red Line Sarsaparilla makes
rioh red blood. 60 oeuts per bottle,
Oharman & Co, City Drug Store.
Judge Ryan has taken under advise
ment "the petition of the children of
G. J. frullinger for the appointment
of a guardian, and his decision will
not be rendered for several days.
Court Robin Hood No. 9. Foresters
of America, has elected Linn E. Jones
and K. T. Barbour to represent the
court at the convention of the grand
court, which meets in Portland iu
June.
The drama, "The White Mountain
Boy," that Was produced with so
muoh success at Parkplace last week,
will not be given in this city. Some of
the participants are averse to repeat
ing the performance, owing to lack of
time.
If you cannot et, sleep or work,
feel mean, cross and ugly, take ' Hol
lister's Rocky Mountan Tea this
month. A tonio for the sick. There
is no remedy equal to it. 85 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Huntley Bros. Co.
,,A contract was filed for record Sat
urday by which Peter Heater.of New
burg, undertakes to deliver to Martin
Rothbarth & Co., of New York, 5000
pounds of hops at 1(5 cents a pound,
delivery to be made between October
1 and October 81 next.
If taken this month, keeps yon well
all summer. It makes the little ones
eat, sleep and grow. A spring tnio
for the home family. Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea, 85 cents. Tea or Tab
lets. Huntley Bros. Company.
Nineteen to four was the score of
Friday's baseball game at Parkplace
between the Oregon City high school
and the Parkplace high school teams.
The Oregon City mer won out, out
playing their opponents. Aikens and
Telford was the battery for Oregon
City and Seivers and Kennedy for
Parkplace.
Monday, Maroh 27, is the day of the
grand millinery display at Miss Goldsmith's.
A household necessity Dr. Thomas'
cle?trio Oil. Heals burns, cuts,
wounds of any sort ; cures sore throat,
croup, catarrh, asthma; never fails.
When In Portland, call on me-WM. BOHLANDFR
EMPIRE. RESTAURANT
Open Day and Nlht Phon Red 063
192 S1;reET. PORTLANP. OREGON
mree doors south of Baker Theatre
Oysters In Any Style Private Rooms For Udles
Ladies of the Maccabees social dance'
in Woodmen hall Saturday evening
was a very enjoyable affair. Shaw's
orchestra furnished the mnsio for the
occasion, and dancing was indulged j
in until a. late hour. Refreshments
were served.
Miss Goldsmith invites the ladies
of Oregon City and vicinity to call
and inspect her grand millinery dis
play of pattern hats Monday, March
27, and following days. 1
Cyrus Fairbrother has sold to Aug-1
ust Desing lots 1 and 2, block 22, Falls ,
View addition to Oregon City, for j
$1000, and has purchased the Desing
farm of 160 acres at Red land for $2700.
The Salvation Army meets on Fri
day , March 24 8 p. m. Special ser
vices on Saturday night, 8 p. m. Rev.
Wettlanfor of the Evangelical churoh
will speak. Sunday, Murch 2(5. Jun
ior meeting at 2 p. m. j family gather
ing at 8 p. iu. ; Great Battle for Souls,
at 8 p. m. Louis Brugman, officer in
charge, 1
Garfield Grange, No. 817, filed arti
cles of incorporation in the office of the
county clerk Monday morning, with
W. H. Holder, worthy master, Charles
Duncan, worthy overseer, and F. B.
Holder, worthy secretary, as incor
porators. The duration of the Grange
is perpetual and the value of t lie
property is $200.
Miss Goldsmith will have the finest
display of novelty hats ever . seen in
Oregon City Monday, March 27.-
Rev. W. H. Wettlaufer, who
preaches every two weeks at High
land, organized a church last Sunday
under the rules of the Evangelical
Association Church. E. O. Baker
was elected class leader, J. D. Pol
lock, exhortor and Marten Van Dong,
steward. The people out there are
showing great interest in the meet
ings. Charles Oglesby, who has been
working on the excavation for a cel
lar under Brady's saloon on Main
street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, found Spanish silver coin,
about the size of a quarter of a dollar,
in good state of preservation. The
figures can plainly be discerned on the
money, which bears the date of 1775,
one hundred and thirtyjyears ago.
If you are troubled with impure
blood, indicated by sores, pimples,
headache, etc., we would recommend
Acker's Blood Elixir, which we sell
under a positive guarantee. It will
always cure scrofulous or syphilitic
poisons and all blood diseases. 50 cts
and $1. Huntley Bros. Co.
Millinery display Monday, March 27
and following days. Beautiful hats
and bargains jjtkat will surprise you.
Come and see. Red Front, Oregon
City. ,
The Mutual Telephone system is ex
tending rapidly. Recently Liberal
was added with 15 subscribers. The
expense to each for establishing the
line is about $17, and the expense per
annum for "central" is $2 more.'Each
subscriber taking care of a certain
portion of the line, repairs cost prac
tically nothing. In case the farmer
has anything to sell .he can, after sap
per, telephone to several country store
keepers to ascertain what they will
pay,, and that is why the Mutual Tel
ephone .line should gbe extended into
Oregon City as soon as possible.
Letter List.
The following letters remained nn
called for at the Oregon City postoffice
Maroh 28, 1905 :
WOMEN'S LIST.
Croin, Mrs. M. L. ; Harlan, Miss
Lula; Jaokson, Mrs. Maggie; Mul
vany, Miss Rosa ; Moser, Miss Mary ;
Merts, Miss Dora; Mason, Mrs. Len
ora B. ; Wallace, Miss Emma ; Wright,
Mrs. S. D.
MEN'S LIST.
Bergman, Gerhard; Dixon, Archie;
Highland Lumber Co. ; Hunt, J. E. ;
Hislemann, Jacob; Johnson, Wood;
Meyer, Kev. E. 1 McKennel, Mr. ;
MoOoy, Mr. ; Scheaffer, Harry.
T. P. RANDALL, P. M.
SOME SPECIMEN BARGAINS j
1 OF REAL PROPERTY FOR SALE IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY
A $afe Cough Medicine for Children.
In buying a cough medicine for
ohildren never be afraid to buy Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. There is no
danger from it and relief is sure to
follow. It is especially valuable for
oolds, croup and whooping cough.
For sale by Geo. A. Harding.
: Colored Man Tries to Escape.
Dick Wilson, the negro who is in the
county jail awaiting sentence for
committing numerous burglaries in
this oitv and Portland, will spend the
remainder of the time that he passes
in .jail with a ball and ohain attached
to his feet. This is the penalty Wil
son will have to pay for making an
attempt to escape. Saturday morning
Jailer Nehren went into the jail to
lot Wilson out of the steel cage,
where he has been , spending the
nights, in order to give him the free
dom of the corridors. When he went
in the jail later in the day he was sur
prised to find no trace of Wilson, but
a search revealed his hiding place on
the roof of the steel cage. The col
ored man had passed through a space
of less than seven inches between the
window and the iron bars, and he
will not be allowed outside of the
steel cage again during his incarcera
tion in the jaiL.
Startling Mortality.
Statistics show startling mortality
from appendicitis and peritonitis,
To prevent and cure these awful dis
eases, there is just one reliable rem
edy, Dr. King's New Life Pills. M.
F lannery, of 14 Custom House Place,
Chicago, says: ''They have no equal
for Constipation and Billiousness. "
25o it Howell & Jonas', druggists.
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14 lots in Westlynn; together, $i,2oo; separ
ately, $ioo per lot. Elegant building lots.
Terms.
2 improved lots in block 155, with 7 room dwell
ing, costing $800; well and city water, city
sewage, plenty of fruit. A snap at $i,25o.
Terms.
2 acres in heart of Oregon City, level and rich
soil, with abundance of fruit, 10-room dwel
ling, city water and well, barn and other
good and convenient outbuildings. Title
perfect. Only $2,800. Terms.
Large two-story modern dwelling, cost $3,500;
8 rooms, bath, city water, nice barn, cost
$5oo.oo, whole block of land, with fruit,
splendid view, healthy and No 1 location in
every respect. This property ougnt to be
worth $8,000.00, and can be had for a short
time at 5,500.00. Terms.
Lots in Block 124, adjoining Barclay School block,
at $300.00 each. Terms.
Lots in Block 151, Oregon City, at $200.00 each.
Terms. j
5 elegant lots in Block 100, just north of the T.
L. Charman block, on 7th street. . $600.00
per lot. Terms.
Oregon City Bargain
Lots in blocks, 50, 51, 67 the W. C. Johnson
property $350.00 ana up. spienaiaiy
located, and for sale on very easy terms.
4 lots, with plastered frame dwelling,, in Ca
nemah; 5 rooms and basement, near end of
car line. $1,250.00. Make your own terms.
A new modern dwelling on Main Street, 7 rooms,
brick basement, sewerage, city water, hot
and cold water, patent closet, street im
provements made, with one full lot, $2500.
Nothing better on the street.
We have a No. 1 location for a sawm'll in Ote
gon City (no sawmill in the ciiyjno better
investment frontage on Willamette River
and easy access to rail shipping points
ample room abundance of timbtr, assured
business and steady market frcm the start.
See us personally.
One half acre at Ely on Molalla Avenue, splendid
well of water, frame dwelling, 5 rooms, very
cheap at $650, in installments now rent
ing at $5 per month.
2 lots with cottage in West Side 'addition to
Oregon City, now renting steadily at 5
per month, on installment plan at $650.
farm Property Tor Sale
100 acres, at Hiuhland ; 20 acres in ruttivation, 65 apres
very level, spring at nouse; nouse, uaru. iu yc
acre.
158 acres, at Clams, 100 acies in Al cultivation. $2,000
worth of buildings, water power chop mill on the
place, 40 acres valuable timber. This farm is one
of the best in the county, nd cheap at $6,000 00.
Come quick or this place is ou ot the market.
140 acres, at Barton, mile from O. W. P. & Ry. line;
25 acres garden land, two dwellings, barn, granary,
other outbuildings. Price, $4,000 00.
90 acres, on New Viola plank road ; uood soil, lays well,
45 acres in cultivation, large barn, no house. Pr'ce
very low at $3,000.00.
80 acres; 20 acres In cultivation, in. Sec. 16, T. 5, 8. R.
I.E.; good land. $1,700.00.
313 acrps; stock farm; 20 acres in cultivation, unlim
. i ted range. At $3,000.00.
80 seres ; rich land ; 2 miles from Cazadero, 3 or 4 mil
lion feet timber, 5 acres cultivated, small house and
barn. At jut t $1,200.
320 acres, 2 miles from Canby, 35 acres in cultivation, ml
all fenced and croBS fenced, 7-room dwell ng, 6
acres orchard, living wnttr, valuable timber, logs, JJ
piling and wood. per acre.
One Utile mountain ranch still awaits a lucky buyer;
80 acres, 15 in cultivation, small buumng, oyer ou ,
acres vooa lana, on main roau, 1 uiiie vu buuuui. j. m
Only $5.00 per acre. fit
an anrPiA at Col ton. on Milk creek : house, barn, 1 acre in A
cultivation. $400.00. M
252 acres, 1 mile from Molalla, 30 acres In cultivation, fi
Dig Darn, no nouse zuu acres very vaiuauio uuiuci.
worth the price of the place, ureal came rancn,
rtn nf thn hpst farms at Stafford : 100 acres. 70 in good
cultivation) very valuable buildings, orchard, 4
horses. 3 cows, 7 hogs, 30 sheepardaji farming
implements, with grain for feed A top notch
place for $10,000.00.
80 acres, 6 miles from Oregon City, at Stafford; 40
acres in cultivation; trait, valuable buildings.
First-class farm, $4,000.00.
If you don't see what you want in the above lists, write and state definitely what you are
looking for in the way of a real estate investment, and the chances are we have it on hand.
We are selling lands all the time and desire to extend our list of low-priced properties.
0(lPi9Q C QiniAW Mii Portland
IOU are cordially in
vited to attend the
complimentary
daily concerts in
oar store by the
marvelous music
al entertainer the improved
Victor Talking Machine.
BURMEISTER
& ANDRESEN
The Oregon
City Jewelers
Suspension Bridge Corner