Oregon City courier. (Oregon City, Or.) 1902-1919, March 24, 1905, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1905. 8 The California Healer Still Continues to Attract the Sick. HERE COMES THE BOGIE MAN IS SICK AND VERY TIRED Selling-Hirsch the Scene of Many Remarkable Cures. You liave been i o ustomed, in your Btodv on most questions of import ance, to follow it to the end. Did yon ever consider lh:tr no one had solved the problem of maintaining man in a stale of health? We say HAD, meaning t'mt the problem has now been solved as n p icntilic fact, and v ' J- 'y,. 7V-' - . that it is receiving daily demonstra tions by tli" riiso ivt-ror, 0. VV. Hurris, at 2ii-'4 Selling-riirsoh building. Readors of Tlio Courier who grasp the uieiitihiR of tiiis simple expres sion, "Banish sickness and dsease," will iu.stan'lv perceive the immmeas nrable prospui ts wliicli it opens. Think what hum in ty can accom plish for itself wlien freed from the dread and suffering of disease. Think what pleasure of life unfolds to a man who enjoys perfect health. Almost anything is possible to such a man or woman, their capacities are so broadened. The purpose of this brief article Is to make plain that such a result is possible. That without the use of drugs or medicine in any form, Healer Harris is daily curing people of every known ailment. No one need suffer longer. God did not create man in His image and likeness for the purpose of racking his body with disease. Sickness is the fault of hu manity. Sickness is an expression of sin, sin agaiiiHt the body which Ood has given us as the temple of the soul. 1 Disease is not natural, nothing could be more unnatural, more foreign to the normal workings of Nature. ; Ever generous, always ready to con done her wayward children, Nature provides an absolnte, positive cure for the unnatural conditions of the body which we call disease. But don't look to mineral poisons or veg etable narcotics for this oure. Nature already has her hands full in this un equal contest you force upon her, without being compelled to fight pois ons from without which are admin istered under the pretense that thev are to assist her in her work. No. Ihe cure is closer to hand. It is within von. God has endowed every human being with a power suf ficient to maintain that body in Der- fect health, against all the influences of external causes. lor centuries this nower has re mained dormant and unavailed of ex cept to a slight degree, and NO ONE has bjeen able to show another what it was and a way to use it for self and others. Herein is the discovery. Healer Harris has discovered what the power is, and how to avail of it-. By using methods which his investigations have developed, he is able to incite it to operation in the diseased body, and enable that body to cure itself. He is able, moreover, to instruct the pa tient so that the harmonious action of the functions will be maintained and a condition of health become perma nent. Continuing his investigations along these lines, Mr. Harris lias de ducted cortain fixed principles, which he uses in these treatments. Traoing them back to their beginning he has formulated a system which covers the subject thoroughly and makes per fectly plain to every one the theory an-i practice of this wonderful new science. This information he has em bodied in a course of lectures. Assessment of Property Has Commenced. THREE MONTHS REQUIRED Deputies Will Take Census of Persons Liable to Mil tary Duty Six in the Field. BY A LITTLE STUDY YOU CAN MASTER THIS SUBJECT. Anyone can' easily comprehend the subject as he haudles it, and everyone is endowed with tne ability to do the work. It is a gift from God, mnch the same as the' gift of sight, but through neglect we have como to re gard its every manifestation as some thing uncanny or superhuman. Prof. Harris explains it all on perfectly ra-1 tional lines, and shows it to be in compote agreement with the latest theories of science. Remember that to oonsnlt this man on any professional subject whatever the price is now f 3, and this will be advanced shortly, but if yon will ; bring tins article when you call on him, and present it in the name of The Courier you will receive consul tation and treatment free. Assessment of Clackamas county property commenced Monday morn ing, with six deputieajiu the field. Be sides assessing the property of the county, the deputy assessors will take a Census of all persons eligible to military duty. Industrial statistics will also be compiled. Three months will be required to make the assess ment, and the territory lias been as signed as follows: Cities and towns Deputy Assessor Fred J. Nelson; Eagle Creek, Highland and Canyon Creek J. 0. Bradley; West side and south of Willamette river to Marion county line.). K. Morris; strip of land two miles wide and extending along the east side of the Willamette river from the north end of the conntv to Ely 0. H. Bauchy; strip of land three mileB wide and extending from Ely to the south end of the county with the Oregon . City and Molalla road as the probable division line E. E. Taylor and J. W. McAnulty. Have You a, Square Piano? It is not yet too late to got rid of your old squaro piano. We fix them up at our shop and ship them to Cen tral America. ,Ve will allow liber ally for square pianos in part pay ment for a fine, new up-to-date up- rignt, or will pay cash for same. Sew or address Eilers Piano House, corner Washington and Park streets, Port land, Or. P. S. Our Clnb Sale ends April 3rd and if you want to get the finest piano ever offered for the price, you must act promptly. Just think, $117 buys a spienaia piano tnat sells regularly for 200. Payments only $5 cash and $1.25 weekly. All our other pianos comprising tnirty makes and includ ing the Chiokering, Weber, Kimball, Story & Clark, Hobart M. Cable, urown, etc, at corresponding tions. Remember the where, Piano House, .851 Washington corner Park. Representative Bramhall Has Had Enough. OPPOSES EXTRA SESSION Satnds by Governor Chamber lain and Wants to Forget He Was in Legislature. reduo- Eilers street, 3 C 30 The R.ed Front 226 Morrison Street, Portland Bet. First and Second i Men's and Boys' Clothing At Popular Prices The air of springtime predominates in every depart ment of this store. All that is new in Men's and Boys' Clothing, Shirts, Hate, Neckwear,- etc., is here for your inspection, If economically inclined you should not fail to see our lines and examine prices before buying your spring clothing, as we assure you a saving of from 20 to 35 per cent as compared with other dealers' prices. TOBACCO You buy your tobacco here at ab- solute wholesale cost. o Remonstrates Against Vacation. TT. Till l i . . . ei. jq. riuioi, a resiaenc ana prop. erty owner of Eagle Creek, has riled 'a remonstrance in the county court against cue petition 01 U. JN. and El sie J. Foster fcr the vacation of cer. tain streets and alleys in Easrle Creek. Elliot Daid $4500 for two lots in Eagle Creek, and alleges that he would be greatly damaged by the granting of the petition for the vacation of the streets and alleys, as his property would depreciate in value. Elliot claims that he is entitled to nshts in the streets and alleys, as he purchased nis iocs unaer trie assurance and rep resencacion 01 cue townsite owners that all of the property would be sold for townsite purposes. This is Foster's second petition. Elliot; successfully remonstrated against his first petition ior tne vacation 01 tne streets of the town. Very emphatically does J. N. Bram hall, representative from Clackamas county, support Governor Chamber lain iu his determination not to take the initiative in calling a special ses sion of the legislature. He pats him self on record as bitterly opposed to the proposed special session. Follow ing is his communication: WOODLANJJ, Wash , March 11. (To the Editor of The Evening Tele gram). Dear Sir: Being very busy at my logging camp at this plaoe, 1 have been reading your paper aud at the same time shaking in my logging shoes for fear the governor would call a special sessiou of the legislature, but, this evening has eased my mind considerably when I read what the governor has to say in regard to the matter. In my opinion we don't need a special session any more than a wagon does live wheels. It's strange to me that some of my colleagues think they can get together for three or four day's and fix a proposition that they worke . on for 40 uays, aud now have just waked up and thought it's all wrong. They talk about ottering their ser vices free. Wliv, my dear sir, it will cost the state more than the whole appropriation amounts to, for some of those fellows will get their graft iu some place, you bet. I am sick and tired and more than disgusted with the whole shooting match, and I want to forget that I ever had the honor of a seat in the house of representatives as soon as possible. Governor, stand pat, there won't be two-thirds from the senate and house in favor, for there are a few of us who have something else to do besides go to Salem aud look wise and vote as the machine tells us to do. I objected frcm the start to being handled by a machine and I still stand pat I voted to cut down the normal school appropriation, and it was out down in the house, but the senate put it back, and it was either pass the bill or have no appropriation. As far as the normal schools are concerned, I advocated all through the session to abolish at least two schools and establish two good schools and appropriate sufficient funds to take care of them, which would be no trouble, and there is no doubt in my opinion that we would nave better and more graduates than we nave Had in the past. I sincerely hope that there will be no special ses sion j it is all uncalled for ; I am bit terly opposed to it. Yours very resectfully, J. N. BKAMHALL. Reresentative of Clackamas. 30l 1plil.iIiMliiliftil1idfeK,.,Av,.,)l,j&J,,,,,tiil ifliimrtfa .iAj, B 4 1 UuiflBiuuiift "Didn't Hurt a Bit" Is what they say By Our Method Wo nro enabled to extract from one to 82 teeth at one Bitting, lIllKltl V(V mirl nWnl,..l. f r , . , e?ocU "l,I'10 in dulicate health need have no nl Z aZi f ? retiK i8 Positively safe and absolutely Swm "t Plfanhnea. in our motto. We do crown and K T fl vr pmM 0ilV8 yenrs lience in plate work en tl 0 en 1 Z fmrDth comfrtwy- The best is the cheapest in tne end. We have feelings as well as you. II YVIOU I3IJi., DEM IMS. Fal,lnt B""e. Open evenings till J WhlngtonSlreeU. Ported, Oregon. Phone Main S " ,rcm 0 wrner 1 nlra nd f "I owe my Blood Bitters, ered my body. B. B. B. ha well woman." Berville, Mich. whole life to Burdock Scrofulous sores cov- I seemed beyond cure. made me a perfectly Mrs. unas. rlutton, Invents Trolley-trip. Woodward's Automatio Trolley-Trip uumpaii- niea arncies or iucorpora tion in tne county clerk's omoe Mon day, with H. E. Woodward, Tom P. itanaau, ana j. r. Heating as incor porators. The capital stock of the company is $ 10,000 divided into 1000 shares at $10 per share. The duration of the corporation is perpetual and the object is the manufacture and sale or a new trolley-trip, which Mr. Woodward has invented. A Chicago Alderman Owes His Election to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, "I can heartily aud conscientiouslv recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for affections of the throat and lungs," says Hon. John Shen ick, 220 So. Peoria St., Chicago. Two years ago daring a political campaign, 1 caught cold after being overheated, which irritated mv throat and I was finally compelled to stop, as I could not speak aloud. In my ex tremity a . friend advised me to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I took two doses that afternoon and oould not believe my senses when I found the next morning the inflamma tion had largely subsided,. I took several doses that day, kept right on talking through the campaign, and I thank this medicine that I won mv seat in the Coui cil. " This remedy is for sale by Geo. A. Harling. mm a uihh Bllllllllllllllll!lllliilliylblllNIImiillliiliiiillllllllhill'lllillliililllllllllllllllllW AVfcgetable Preparationfor As- simuaimg inerouuaiKUieKuiurl ting theStDinaclts ancLUowels or Promotes Digestion.CheerPuT ness and Rest.Contains neither Opium.Morpliine norIiucrai KOT NARCOTIC. jimpe afounrsmmiawm Pumpkin Sadi tlx.Smna RxfitlU Sttt jinueSttd. 6itoywt norm Aperfecl Remedy forConstipa Tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrlioca Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and Loss of SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. For Infants and Childrftn The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of mimm iraaas p n g EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. Jj 1 PJ .AW AW W 4 4 ' Use For Over Thirty Years 11 TMI OIMTAUH fOMMNV. NCW VOftK CITY. Special Notice To Wagon Owners VVe have every facil ty to manufacture and repair all kinds of WaL'ons, Spring Trucks and Carriages. Our prices are reasonable and work is first-class. Why pay" outrageous pikes for blip-shod repaifs, when we will do the work with every improved facility at a price that will suit. Portland. Oregon IfiB PftfrJent fcoycfs, we are offering some , tmaso&l values in , . Wtltc Satin Flotir and TETLEY'S TEAS Their quality makes them worth having. The price at which we are selling them makes it economy to biry A. ROBERTSON The Seventh Street Grocer new Lot of Coal V" e ete'veJ new lot of Coal that is superior to S teVri? f .h3d in StCk TheSe COld nightS 8rtd tyV' n aeade,m?nd- Try Coal. You will never Oregon dtp Ice and Cold Storage Co. 12th and Main Sts, Phone Main ir34 Twenty Years Trial. There are lots of good things the doctors know nothing about. We fre quently cure people of disease after the doctors have given them up. If the disease comes from overwork, dis- sapation or exposure, causing weak and watery blood and loss of flesh ana screugcn, we nave tne one sure remedy in lit. Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic. These tablets taken with meals turn the food into rich red blood, making strong steady nerves ana increasing tne strength, produc ing solid fl-sh at the rate of 1 to 8 pounds per week. This means health. Druggists soil Dr. Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic for 75o per box or 8 boxes for f3. I'or nervous orostra- tion, loss of memory or a pale, sallow complexion, a better remedy was never made. Doctors know nothing about this remedy only the fact that doing for 20 years. Charman & Co. we make cures, which we have been MORTGAGE LOANS KEGOTI- a LXiU ac lowest rates, jjatourette's omoe. Commercial Bank Baildimr. uregon uiry. SnreCure For Piles. Itching Piles produce m nature and cause itching, this form, as well as blind, bleeding or protruding Diles are cured by Dr. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs tumors. 50o a jar at drug gists, or sent by mail. Treatise free. Write me about your case. Dr. Rn. sanko, Phila. Pa. Charman & Co . . druggists. Suit on Prommissory Note. T. S. Townsend Creanierv Cnmrmnv of Portland has commenced suit iu the circuit court against A. J. Kitzmiller for 100, with interest at 8 per cert from May 27, 1904, and $50 attorneys' fees. Kitzmiller executed a nrnmis. sory note for $100 in favor of the com pany, agreed to pay it at the rate of $10 a month, and that if any install ment was not paid when due, then j the whole amount of the become immediately due and nni lov able. Kitzmiller has paid nothing on the note. SUFFERED 8 MONTHS I can heartily recommend t..0 Tablets for drsDeosia troubles. I have been snffoHnt Winter Rates to Yaquina Bay. In order to accomodate the many people who wish to make a winter eight months and tried many remedies I "'P i ...j, . uuuuroiii wimuui ujr reiiei. Until 1 COt Apfenr L ... .1 IW.nniiw ill . .1 1 I ah 1 . . I I ' m . . . . - t huiuu impnuj sou, uu ou- nesdays, and Saturdays of each week, until March 81, 1905, round trip tickets at low rates, to Yaquina and return, limited to 60 days from date Do You Lcve Your Husband ? Or Father, Or Brother ? If so, let us show you how to1 cure them of the terrible curse of drink. APPLETINE never fails to cure, and the beauty of this is, that the patient never knows how he stopped the drink habit. Treatment and directions sent postpaid upon receipt of $2.00. Regular price $5.00. All communications confidential. I Great North American Mfg. Co. I 1083 Gat Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y -It dyspepsia iablets, which I used only a' short time and of sale. Those who desire to take ad vantage of this rate should apply to nearest Southern Paciflo agents for tickets. -ry - j$wuuuy yours, iran ois L Gannor, "Vancouver, Wash. Foj mj dj xiunney tsros. Co. Send to W. H. iuua, a. i., ior tree trial ages. Nothing like them. For Co., pack- Brunswick House and' Bestowal 1 Newly Furnished Rooms, Meals at All Hours Open Day and Night Prices Reasonable. Only First Class Restaurant in the Gty Opposite Suspension Bridge, Oregon City, Ore.