Oregon City courier., May 19, 1905, Page 5, Image 5

OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY,' MAY 19, 1905.
HEALTH
'V
is the
Most
Important
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Baking Powder have had 40
years of scientific experience.
Every method of bread-and-cake
raising has been exhaus
tively studied in this country and
abroad.
The result is a perfect prod
uct in Royal Baking Powder.
There is no substitute for it.
The purity, and efficiency of
Royal Baking Powder have
been commended by the highest
authorities of the world.
These facts mean two impor
tant things to all housekeepers:
First : that Royal Baking
Powder Is healthful and
makes wholesome food,
Second : that Royal Bak
ing: Powder makes food
good to taste. .
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ABSOLUTELY
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LOCAL, NOTES'
Mies
A now; line of Ua,.e duck hats.
(juldsinitli. ' f
Ice erfft'ii urn! ice cream soda every
day ui Kozy Knn.lv Kitclien.
Eight to ten hars s iao, 26o
5c bottle. See Red Front ad.
('hoiee selections of un-io-dnte de
signs; popular prices. MibS C. Gold
8:11 1 III.
License to wnd was issued Saturriny
to Clmrles L. Hall and Jessie PorUl
Barohns. ' '
Portland Gcn-rnl Electric Coimiauy
Miss Viola M. Farr, whose marriage
to O. 0. Ashbaueh took place wednes
day evening, was eiven a house rush
Friday niphf by about 85 of her
fiiendo. She was the recipir-nfc of
many beautiful sifts. Delicious re
freshruent.s were served the guests
bluiue Bnd tlie Bveiling was passed very en-
K' joyably.
Ueoree Tucker and Norman White
have gone to Snak river to procu-e
horses for the surveying party that
will make surveys of Coeur d'Alene
reservation towuships this suinmor un
der the direction of H. A. Bands, who
left, today with Wilfred White and
William Ualiff.
PERSONAL J
Joseph Purdom has returned from
Califrruia. . ...
Miss Ella Shaver is visiting relatives
in Spokane.
Forbes B. Pratt was in Albany Sun
day visiting friends. ,
E. D. Leiohtweis, ofjUlarkos, and
Warren Kendall, of (Juuby, were in
town Tuesday.
Lloyd Williams, who has a ranch at
Wilsouville, has been visiting rela
tives in this city.
George Penman, has returned from
the Ogle Creek mines, after a stay of
several months there.
Judge Ryan attended a meeting of
the State Good Koads Association in
Pendleton this week.
Miss Grace Lindberg and Mrs. A.
Scottjof Portland, were the guests of
inti'iids construe ing' n cement dam
iiitmud Wiilauutte Falls.
License to wnri was issmtd Saturday
by ConutjOlurk Greeimiau to Jennie
K. FK;raund Willih Cox.
When in Portland, visit the Mott
Gaudy Co. . at O. W P. waiting ro-m,
for your ice cream and candies.
ALTI-TONB is the ironic to build
you up atter a pell of la grippe.
Gniirniitt'ed. Samples free. Cliar
ninu & Co., Dependable Druggists.
Mnrrlngo of Miss Dora Henrioi to
Otis Sbi lly wis solemnized Tuesday
Juiijje Livy Stipii lIKciiii ing. The
commoting parties reside near Beaver
Creek.
Portland Beauty Bazaar, 40S)f Mor
rioii street, Portland, manicure,
siiiiupooiug, electrical massage for
fare and scalp, bleaching, dyeing,
electrolysis.
New braces aud girders will be
placed on the suspension bridge span
ning theWillamettH river at this city.
The bridge will also,-be repainted its
entire length.
Terrible plagues,'J:hose itching pes
tering diseases of the skin. Put au
end to misery. Doan's Ointment cures.
At, any drug store.
Methodist church gave a reception
Wednesday evening at the church at
7:30 o'clock to the 24 new members
received as a result of the recent union
revival meetings.
Work has commenced on the new
paper mill for the Willamette Pulp &
Paper Co. in West Oregon City, and
will b pushed to completion with all
possible rapidity.
Mrs. R. L. Blapchard was bronglit
home Saturday from St. Vincent's hos
pital in Portland, where she under
went a serious operation. She is now
on the road to recovery.
License to wed has been issued to
Solon Kinzer, road supervisor of Mnr
qnairj road district, and Pearl Garrett,
daughter of R. I. Garrett.
The Portlaud Beauty Bazaar, 409
Morrii-on street, Portland, positively
guarantee to remove superfluous hair
permanently with the only reliable
, method the electric needle. 3
' Kev. W. H. Wettlaufer, Evangelical
pastor, who has been, by conference,
! stationed back to Oregon City, will
preach at the Highland Baptist church
Sunday May HI, 8 p. m. All welcome.
Styles unique and fashionable.
Prices best. Mis? C. Goldsmith.
Canemah friends Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T.
and William E. Marshall, of
Ville, visited Mrs. E. J. Marshall Sun
day. Miss Ivah Olmstead, who has been
seriously ill and who has undergone
two operations, left a few days
for her home in Rainier.
Carleton B. Harding returned Sun
day night from Berkeley, where he
has been attending the University of
California during the past year.
Mrs. Mary S. Howard, state secre
tary of the Grange, was in town Tues
day. She leaves next Monday for For
est Grove to attend the state Grange
convention.
Mrs. T. A. Pope and daughter, Miss
Laura Pope, left Tuesday for Long
Beach, Wash., for a three weeks' visit
with Mrs. Pope's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Warner.
Sam Stowe has gone to Skaruokawa
to view operations in the logging
camp of the Willamette Pulp & Paper
Company and will probably remain
there during the summer.
, Mrs. W G. Beattie and daughter left
Wednesday for Eugene on a visit to
relatives and will be joined there by
P rof; Beattie after the close of the
West Oregon City schools June 2.
C. W. Stipp, of Home Valley, was
in the city Friday visiting relative.-.
He owns a sawmill at Home Valley,
near Hood River, and came fo Pore
laud to purchase additional machin
ery. Miss Nellie Jackson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Jackson, of
this city, has recently accepted the
position as superintendent of Dr.
Woods Hutchinson's open air sanitar
ium. Linn E. Jones and R. T. Barbur
were in Portland this week attending
a meeting of the Grand Court of For
resters of America, to which they are
delegates. The alternates are H. E.
Warner and J. Searl.
George Ogle, of Molalla, lias been
spending a few weeks here receiving
electrical treatment for paralysis of the
face, which he sustained as a result
of being struck with a falling tele
phone pole last winter.
Rev. A. J. Ware, of this city, pre
siding elder of the United Brethren
church, has gone 'to Gains, Mich., as
a delegate from the Oregon annual
conference to the general conference.
He will return abont June 1.
Sid Richardson, one of the pioneer
residents of Oregon City, returned on
Monday from Coos county. He finds
thit during his .absenoe of 11 years
the general aspect of Oregon City has
changed wonderfully, and the growth
has been remarkable.
Cleanse your system of all Impuri
ties this month. Now is the time to
take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
lit will kep you well all summer. 3o
! cents, Tea or Tablets. Huntley Bros.
Marshall ' Co
Russell- ; , f . . . .
Baturaay ciuo is preparing ior a
"white sale, "to be conducted in the
'parlors of the First Congregational
church Friday evening, 'June 2. A
i variety of useful and ornamental ar
When In Portland, call on me WM. BOHLANDFR
EMPIRE RESTAURANT
Open Day andNljht Phone Red 96
12 THIRD STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON
Three loots ut:i ot Baker Theatre
Oysters In Any Style Private Rooms For Ladles
af?0 ; tides will be ottered and refreshments
will be served. .
Why suffer with spring tiredness,
mean,' cross, feeling, 110 strength, no
appetite. Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea will make you well and keep
yon well. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Huntley Brtjs. Co.
Marriage of F. E. McArthur, of
New Era, t" Miss Agnes J. Hamilton
was solemnized Tuesday at St. John's
church, Rev. A. Hillebraud, officiat
ing. The groom is a son of David
McArthur, of New Era.
Portland Academy baseball team
will play the Barclay high school
tfJam next Saturday afternoon at Will
amette Park grounds. About 100 P.
A. students will come up from-Portland
to root for their team.
Don't let the children suffer. If
they are fretful, peevish and cross,
give them Hollister's Rocky Moun
tain Tea. The best baby tonic known.
Strength aud health follow its use.
35 cents. Huntley Bros. Co.
Miss Mary Conyers, of. Clatskanie,
was in the city Tuesday arranging for
the concert, which will be given in
Woodmen hall, next Monday eveniug,
by Miss Veda Williams, assisted by
Miss Imogen Harding, Mrs. Kathryn
Ward Pope, Miss Conyers, Stuart Mc
Gaire and Miss Dorothy Cross.
A strength tonic that brings rich,
red blood. Makes you strong and ac
tive. That is what DR. SUHUELER'S
RHUMEXUS will do, you need ic
every spring and fall. For Rale by
Howell & Jones, Oregon t ity, aud
The Canby Pharmacy, t. anby, Or.
Harriet Mabel Twomey has com
menced suit against Harry Grant
Twomey for a divorce. They were
married in 1896, and the plaintiff al
leges that her husband deserted her
in June, 1903. She asks to be allowed
to resume her maiden name of Mor
rison. Frank Ellis was committed to the
insane asylum Friday by County
Judge Ryan and was taken to Salem
Friday night. Ellis was arrested for
drnukeness a few days ago and had
been worked on the streets. He de
veloped symptoms of insanity while
in the city tastile, and was sent to
Salem.
The only way to cure rheumatism is
to cleanse your blood and build up
your system. DR. SCHDELER'S
RHUMEXUS is recommended to do !
this, price, $1." For sale by Howell &
Jones, Oregon City, and The Canby
Pharmacy, Canby, Or.
Diabetes. Backache, Inflamed, Con
gested, Irritated and Relaxed Kidneys
are cured bv using DR. SHUELEK S
KIDNEY CURE. For sale by Howell
j & Jones1, Oregon City, and The Canby
I Pharmacy. ( anby, Or.
I Funeral of the late Rebekah Lund
was held Tuesday afternoon from the
Congregational churc h in Oswegb,
and the interment was in Oswego cem-
, etery. Deceased was 18 years of age,
' and resided with her widowed mother
and sister at Owsego. Dropsy was
the cause of her death which occurred
. at Oswego Monday morning.
I George McOord's new launch was
sent to Portland Wednesday morning.
I The boat is about 40 feet long, and
I was constructed entirely by Mr. Mc-
Cord at his boat yard at Mount Pleas
ant for Portland people. The craft is
ready to receive its machinery, and
will be propelled by gasoline.
I Work on the power plant of the Ore
gon Water Power Company at Caza
dero is going steadily forward. At
present the dam is being built actons
the Clackamas that will use that
j stream to turn the water into the 60
acre reservoir. Contracts have been
lit for the generators by Chief Engi-
' neer G. I. Brown, aud the work of in
stalling them will be undertaken soon.
j A. K. Price, of Bremerton, Wash.,
: has purchased a half-interest in the
1 store of J. M. Price, in this city, and
the establishment will be known here
after as Price Bros. Mr. .Price has
been in the clothing business formany.
years and is a welcome adjunct to the
business circles of Oregon City. They
propose to conduct their storey on a
much larger scale than heretofore op
erated. Three tennis clubs have been formed
in Oregon City, and it is likoly that
the game will become a popular amuse
ment this summer. On the Barclay
property a court is being mapped out,
and. another is in full cry on the Can
field property iu the rear of W. A.
Huntley's residence. A , third oourt
will be made on Center street, and
the devotees of the game talk of a
tournament.
ClerK I. D. Taylor, of Oregon City
Camp, No. 5666, Modern Woodmen of
America, has paid to Mrs. Frank A.
Sleight, $2000, the amount of insur
ance that her late husband, County
Clerk Sleight, carried in the order.
The certificate of Mr. Sleight is num
bered 2114, and was written in 1884.
The numbers on the certificates now
being written run more than a mil
lion, showing a remarkable growth.
Mr. Sleight's death was the first that
the local camp has had.
Trouble on the river has resulted in
the issuance of a warrant for the ar
reBt of Harry French, upon the com
plaint of Dan Complito. ' The men
were drift'ng with their nets for sal
mon, and Complito "oorked" French.
They went ashore and Frennh went
after Complito and beat him. The
Italian's hand was injured. French
is said to be in Portland.
Wlien it comes to blacksmithing and
wagon work and horseshoeing Scrip
ture & Beaulieu have probably had
the muat liberal patronage of any shop
in the county and we propose to
merit a continuance of the same by
giving the following prices on shoe
ing, asiouows: iour new shoes, JNo.
8 and under, $1.50; four iiew shoes,
Nos. 4 and 5, $1.75; four new shoes,
Nos. 6 aud '. $2.00; four new shoes,
No. 8, $2.25. Resetting shoes, 25c per
shoe.
Adolph Aschoff,. who is in charge oj
the Western Oregon forest division,
is making extra provisions against
fires in the forests of his division this
year. Additional rangers win De
put in the field, wno win tane great
precautions irgainst fires that may be
started this summer. Owing to the
scarcity of snow the danger will be
increased, besides it is expocted that
there will be more tourists than usual
in che mountains, who are more or
less careless in extinguishing their
camp fires.
km!!!
SOME SPECIMEN BARGAINS
OF REAL PROPERTY FOR SALE IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY'
Oregon City Bargain
14 lots in Westlynn; together, $i,2oo; separ
ately, $100 pt-r lot. Elegant building lots.
Turns.
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"1, acres in heart of Oregon City, level and rich
soil, with abundance of fruit, io-room dwel
ling, city water, and well, barn and other
good and convenient outbuildings. Title
perfect. Only $2,800. Terms.
Large two-story modem dwelling, cost $3,500;
8 rooms, bath, city water, nice barn, cost
55oo.oo, whole block of land, with truit,
splendid view, healthy and No 1 location in
every respect. This property oug.it 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 tHi'h. Terms.
Lots in Block 151, Oregon City, at $200.00 each.
Terms.
5 elegant lots in Block 100, just north of the T.
L. C'narman block, on 7th street. $600.00
per lot. Terms.
Lots, in blocks, 50, 51, 67 the W. C. Johnson
property $350.00 and up. Splendidly
located, and for sale on very easy terms.
4 lots, with plastered frame dwdlirg, 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.
Nothingbetter on the street.
We have a No. 1 location for a sawmill in Ore
gon City (no sawmill in the city no 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 Malalla Avenue, splendid
well of water, frame dwelling, 5 rooms, very
cheap at $650, in installments now rent
ing at $5 per month. v .
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 for Sale
100 acres, ar Highland j 23 u-re in cultivation, 05 HCies
very lev 1, spring at house; house, barn. $16 pe'
acre.
158 creri. at .Clams, 100 acres in Al cultivation. 2,000
worth of building!, water power clmp mill on the
placp. 40 acrre valuable limbe-. This farm is one
ot trie firs' in thecmnty, nd cheap at $6,000 00.
Ciidih quick or this place is on' ot the market.
140 acres, at Barton. mile from O. W. P. & Ry. line;
25 acres yurden lijd, two dwellings, ham, granary,
other outbuildings. Price. $4 000 00.
90 Rcres, on New Viola plank road ; good soil, lays well,
4i acres in cnliiva'ion, large barn, no house. Prce
very low at. $3.1100.00.
80 Acre" ; 20 acres irr cultivation, in Sec 16, T. 5, 8. R.
, 1. E ; good Isnd. $1,700.00.
313 acres ; sto-k farm j 20 seres in cul iv..tion, unlim
ited ritnte. At $:i,000.00
80 'crev ; rich 1 tnd ; 2 miles from Cadero. 3 or 4 mil
lion feel t tuber 5 seres cultivated, small house and
barn. At j 1 t $1,200.
320 acres, 2 miles from Canby, 35 acres in cultivation,
all fenced and crosB fenced, 7-ronm dwelling, 6
acres orchard, living water, valuable tiu.ber, logs,
piling and wood. $20 per acre.
One lit'le mountain ranch still awaits a lucky buyer;
80 acres, 15 in cultivation, small building, oyer 50
acres vood lund, on main road, 1 mile to school.
Only $5.00 per acre.
30 acres at Oolton, on Mi'k creek; house, barn, 1 acre in
cultivation. $400.00.
252 acres, 1 mile from MoIaIIa, 30 acres in cultivation,
big bam. no house 200 acres verv valuable timber.
worth the price of the place. Great cattle ranch,
Wrv cheap at $3,200. Terms.
One of the best farms at Stafford ; 100 acres, 70 in good
cultivation, very valuable buildings, orchard, 4
homes, 3 cows, 7 hogs, 30 sheep ard nil farming
imolementH, with grain for feed A top notch
place for $10,000.00.
?0 acret), 6 miles from Oregon City, at Stufford ; 40
acres in cultivation; truit, valuable buildings.
First class farm, $4,000.00.
If you don't see whit 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.
Main Street. Oretion Citu
233 Washington Street, Portland W
FARM LOANS
Dhnick & Dimick, Garde Building,
Oregon City, Oregon.
Pute
Prepared
Paint
is the
Best
Charman & Co.
City Drug Store. '
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Varnishes, Enamels
a large
assortment of
Brushes
Alabastine
in all shades and colors
Kodak Days are Here
A Full Line of Kodaks, Cameras and Sup
plies always in stock,
Brownie Cameras
$1.00, $2.00, $5.00
Kodaks
From $5.00 Up
V
Instructions free with every instrument sold.
Best Dark Room in the City.
In order to close out our stock of
Umbrellas this season we will give
a special discount on any umbrella
in stock.
Commencing April 1 5th we will
sell our (
$7.50 Umbrellas for $6.00
6.00 Umbrellas for - - 4.80
5.00 Umbrellas for - - 4.00
2.50 Umbrellas for - - 2.00
2.00 Umbrellas for - - i.60
1.50 Umbrellas for - - .20
Burmeister & Andresen
The Oregon City Jewelers Suspension Bridge Corner