OREGON CITY - COURIER, ; FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1905.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
1
S. J. Oglosby was in the city Tues
day from Macksburg.
W. E.Swengel, of Aurora, was iu
the city oil busness Monday.
Miss Dell fLeabo, of McMinnville,
lias been visiting Mrs.K. . McAlpiu.
Frpd Oldenstadt, a prominent
farmer of Stafford, was in the cily 01;
business Wednesday.
Ed and George Stay ton, of Prine
ville, are are visiting their father, S.
B. Stavton, at Gladstone.
I Mrs. William Ream, formerly a res
ident of West Oregon City, and nuw
of Kfttacada is visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. J'red 0. Miller and
family have moved to Portland, whore
Mr. Miller is employed by the Port
land General Eleetrio Co.
E. W. Scott, J. L. Waldrnn, Jodgo
T. P. Kyan and 0. K. Putnam are at
tending the grand lodgo of. the Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows in Port
laud. Mrs. Karbara Hixson returno1 Sat
urday night from a three weeks' visit
with relatives iu Seattle, and is stay
ing witli her daughter, Mrs. Roswell
Ho'mnu.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Andersen have
returned from Seattle, where they
went to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Anderson's broths who died in that
city last Friday of consumption.
Miss Essie Block, who has beeu at
1 tending the Peabody Conservatory of
M usio at Baltimore for the past year,
has returned homo to spend the sum
mer vacation with her parents, M'.
and Mrs. W. L. Block.
Mrs. Liuwood Jones and Mrs. L. L.
Porter left Wednesday morning for
Corvallis to attend the commencement
exercises of the Oregon Agricultural
College, and will be absent a week.
Profossor Bonzer, of Spokane. Wash.,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Thomas
, Warner, iu this city. He is connected
with the Spokane educational exhibit
at tho Lewis and Clark Exposition.
Rev. H. B. Robins, of Roohester,
N. who has been called to tiie
pastorate of the First Baptist churcn,
is expected to arrive here June 17,
and will preach his initial sermon a
week from next Sunday.
S. Sweugel, of Aurora, has sold his
farm to Ole E. Bollaud, of Iowa.
The purchaser is a recent arrival to
Oregon and expects to make his home
here. The sale of tho place was ne
gotiated by H. E. Cross.
William Koerner left Monday for
Rye Valley, Malheur county, and will
do development work in the mines in
which his father is interested, return
ing in Ausiust, when he will go to
Stanford University to resume his
studies.
Field Superintendent J. Nelson
Wisner, of the United States Fish
Commission, with Mrs. Wisner and son
arrived Monday morning from Wash-"
ington, D. O. Mr. Wisner will prob
ably be station :-d permanently on the
Pacitio Coast.
The suit of William McDonald vs.
Clackamas county for $5000 damages
alleged to have been sustained on' the
New Era hill road, has been set for
trial June 16. McDonald had a runa
way and claimed that the damages
were due to the bad condition of the
road.
Frauk H. Welsh came in Saturday
night from the mines of the Financial
Mining Co. on the upper Clackamas
river, bringiiig with him some excep
tionally fine speciments of ore, con
taining a heavy proportion of copper.
D. J. Thorn and Charles Smith are
now at the mines.)
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. JQ. A. Schuebel, of Shnbel, is. in tho
c.ty and reports that a resident of that
locality is poisoning dogs by the
wholesale. The man is known and the
authorities will take him in hand.
He lost several sheep that were killed
by dogs, and unable to tell whoso
dogs they were, he is making sure of
his vengeance by ageneral slaughter.
Mthlom
Improves Appetite
Aids Digestion
Overcomes Billiousness
Prevents Catarrh
Relieves Headache
Cures Constipation
Quickens Circulation
Strengthens Nerves
Gives Added Vigor
to the
Entire System
Guaranteed Samples Free
Charman & Co.
Dependable Druggists
Sole Agents
When In Portlani. call on me WM. BOHLANDFR
EMPIRE RESTAURANT
Open Dty tndtNlght Phone Red 063
IsTThIRD STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON
Three doors nuth of Baker Theatre
Oysters In Any.Style Private Room? For LaJle
LOCAL. NOTES
A new line of Gage duck hats. Miss
Goldsmith.
WILSON & COOKE will sell you a
mower for $:j8.
Ice cream parlors. Sunday dinners
for families. Olympia Restaurant.
License to wed has been issued to
Miss Dora Talbert and L. G. Hering
ton. You can Paint the Town Red ! if
you get your paints at Charman &
Co.'s.
Choice selections of up-to-date de
signs; popular prices. Miss C. Gold
smith. When iu Portland, visit the Mott
Candy Co., at O. W. P. waiting ro-'in,
for your ice cream and candies.
. Commencing June 15, the Rev. Levi
Johnsou, ot Portland, will conduct a
series of revival meetings at Bethel
Presbyterian church at Kedlaud. Ser
vices at S p. m.
Terrible plagues, those itching, pos
tering diseases of the skill. Put an
eud to misery. Doan's Ointment
cures. At uny drugstore.
Now is the time to look over your
machinery and see if they will need
any repairing. If so call 011 WILSON
&. COOKE, for EXTRAS.
Justice of the Peace Stipp officiated
at the marriago of Miss D. H. Bern
hardt to John Isaacs, last Saturday.
Both are residents of Multnomah
county. - The ceremony was performed
in the justice's office.
Makes digestiou and assinulaciou
perfect. Makes new red blood and
bone. That's what Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. A tonic for
tho sick and weak. !J5 cents, Tea or
Tablots. Huntley Bros. Co.
Kozy Kandy Kitchen, which vacates
its present location early in July, will
secure another location on Main
street, and will continue business in
this city.
If yon want MAIL BOXES, call on
WILSON & COOKE.
Miss Ella Lutz maintains a slight
lead over her competitors in the con
test for Goddess of Liberty at the
Fourth of July celebration. The vote :
Miss Ella Lutz, 1309; Miss Lizzie
Klemson, 1170; Miss Beruice Kelly,
1085.
Tired out, worn out woman cannot
sleep, eat or work ; seems as if she
txrmild flp f.n nianae T-Tnl 1 iurar'o Rnr'lrr
Mountain Tea makes strong nerves
auu ricn uioon. ao cents, lea or j.uu
lets. Huntley Bros. .Co.
Remember WILSON & COOKE
carry a complete line of plows, har
rows, cultivators, mowers, hay rakes.
Latest improved barn door hinges.
Ice cream and ice cream soda every
day at Kozy Kandy Kitchen.
Z. O. Miles & Piper Company, of
Seattle, Wash., have commenced suit
in the justice court against I. Tolpolar
to recover a balance of $243.80, alleged
to be dus on a shipment of stoves and
ranges, of which the plaintiffs are
manufacturers.
Diabetes, Backache, Inflamed, Cos
gested, Irritated and Relaxed Kidneys
are cured by using DR. SHUELER'S
KIDNEY (JURE. For sale by Howell
& Jones, Oregon City, and The C'auby
Pharmacy. Canby, Or.
Eight to ton bars soap, 2oc; bluing,
5c bottle. See Red Front ad.
A. A, Pixley, of Sunnyside, was
Saturday oommitted . to the insane
asylum. Pixley was 'examined for in
sanity several months ago aud was
discharged, but his neighbors con
tinued their complaints against him.
He is an old man and exceedingly
cranky and troublesome.
If you want a pretty faoe and delight
ful air,
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair,
Wedding trip across tho sea,
Put your faith iu Rocky Mountain
Tea. rr
Huntley Bros. Co.
Miss WiBiier has a now lens, espec
ially suited to groups. She is better
prepared than ever for commence
ment work, and groups of all kinds.
Call aud see for yourself. Main streot,
near Seventh.
Beatie & Beatie, dentists, Weiuhard
building, rooms 16, 17 and 18.
"ReVr J. F. Doescher will .preach in
German on Sunday, June 11, at 2:30
p. m., and will give a lecture on
"Atheism." iu English, at 8 p. m. iu
the Lutheran church, corner E ighth
and Adams. All are cordially invited
toattend. ,Zmi& i siw
The only way to cure rheumatism is
to cleanse your blood aud build up
your system. DR. SOHUELER'S
RHUMEXUS is recommended to do
this, price, $1. For sale by Howell &
Jones, 'Oregou City, andThe Canby
Pharmacy, Canby, Or.
" ALTI-TONE is the tonic" to" build
you up after a spell of la grippe.
Guaranteed. Samples free. Char
man & Co., Dependable Druggists.
Two suits growing out of damages
caused by setting fire to slashings
have been settled and dismissed in the
circuit court. Lucy A. Cubbage and
Susie A. M. Cooper sued Michael
Keisecker. The former case was tried
and the plaintiff seemed a verdict,
and the Cooper case was settled out
of conrt.
Red Men and Eagles fought agood
fight on the Caneinah Park grounds
Sunday afternoon, the Indians being
victorious by!a score of 5 to 4. Sensa
tional and brilliant plays were made
by players on both teama The at
tendance was not large, owing to the
inclement weather, but the enthus
iasm was intense.
jhA (('strength tonio .that brings rich
red blood. Makes you strong and ac
tive. That is what DR. SCHUELER'S
RHUMBXUS will do, you need ic
every spring and falL For sale by
Howell & Jones, Oregon City, and
The Canby Pharmacy, Canby, Or.
FARM LOANS :
DimickJ&jDimick,. Garde Building,
JOregonXity, Oregon.; .
O. Miller, an employe of the Wil
lamette Pulp & Paper Company, was
injured in the mill Thursday after
noon. While at his work, a heavy
pieoe of wood fell on his head, frac
turing his skull, and cutting a gash
six inches long. Dr. H. S. Mount was
called and dressed the wound. Mil
ler's family reside in Salem. His in
juries are not serious.
Styles unique and fashionable.
Prices best. Miss C. Goldsmith.
Mary Stickuey was Saturday taken
to the S'ate insane asylum by a wn
mau attendant of the institution, who
came down from Salem for that pur
pose. This is the first committment
to be made since the new law, provid
ing that patients shall he taken to the
asylum by trained attendants, went
into effect. Mary Sticknoy is from
Milwaukie and is 28 years of age.
Miss Young has opened a dressmak
ing parlor 'on the corner ot Se'veutli
and Jackson streets, and is prepared
to do all kinds Df high class dressmak
ing, including all French designs.
Robert L. Edmouston has filed a
suit for divorce from Ellen Edrr.ons
ton, to whom ho was married in Port
land, December 15, 1802. Ho alleges
that she deserted him July 1, 1902,
and accuses her of cruel and inhnman
treatment. He also says that she re
fused to live with him. There are uo
children. Attorneys Long and Swek,
of Portland, represent the plaintiff.
Moki tea positively cures sick head
ache, ' indigestion aud constipation.
A delightful horb drink. Removes
all eruptions of ihe skin, producing
a perfect complexion or money re
funded. 25o and 50c. Huntley
Bros. Co.
Will of the late William J. Tnck
uess was admitted to probate Monday.
The will was executed jointly with
the wife of the 'deceased, Parmcha
Tuckuess, who is yet living. One
fourth of ho property is left to the
children of Liza Evaline McConuell,
a daughter of the deceased, and three
fourths to Harrietto E. Bailey, Mary
Jane Bonuey and Sophrona Adalino
Jones. W. F. Young, of Sherwood, is
named as executor.
Myrtle Lodge, Degree of Honor, has
elected the fol'owiug officers for the
ensuing six months: Alesa Vigolius,
chief ot honor ; Marjorie Caufield,
lady of honor ; Emma Vigelins, chief
of ceremonies; Jennie O. Pierce, re
ceiver; S. A. Gillett, linancior; M.
E. Barow, recorder; Effie Ott, nsherj,
R. J. Goodfellow, inside watchman;
R. G. Pierce, outside watchman;
Mrs. Weed, representative to grand"
lodge; Mrs. D. Wortlungton, alter
nate. R. L. HOLMAN, Leading Un
dertaker and Embalmer. Office in
Caufield Bldg., Oregon City, Ore.
Annual Turn of Mind.
Frank Henrici disappeared from his
home in this city last Thursday, and
since that time he has not been heard
from. The man is of unbalanced
mind, and every year becomes subject
to attacks of insanity. The last one
resulted in a visit to the liomeB of
Messrs. Miller and Moody. Henrici
roused the ocoupants of tho house in
the dead of night aud endeavored to
compel them to listen to a tale of his
love affairs, stating that his plans for
matrimony had been broken up and
frustrated. He was promptly ejected
from both houses. Search has been
made for him in Portland, but with
out success. Henrici is possessed of
considerable money and property and
work is not a necessity for him.
Just What Everyone Should Do.
J. T. Barber, of Irwinvillo, Ga. , al
ways keeps a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Romedy
at hand ready for instant use. Attacks
of oolio, cholera morbus and diarrhoea
come on so suddenly that there is no
time to hunt -a doctor or go to the
store for medicine. Mr. Barber says :
"I have tried Chambf rlain's Colic,
Cholora andDiarrhoea Remedy which
is one of the best medicines lever
saw. I keep a bottle of it iu my room
as I have had several attacks of colic
and it has proved to be tlie best medi
cine I ever used." Sold by Geo. A.
Harding. .
NEW TBLEPH0NE RULES.
West Side Farmers' Line Increases Its
Rates.
OF REAL PROPERTY FOR SALE IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY
Oregon City Bargains
14 lots in Westlynn; together, $i,2oo; separ
ately, $100 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. Asnapat $i,2$o.
Terms.
2j4 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 modern dwelling, cost $3,500;
8 rooms, bath, city water, nice barn, cost
JSoo.oo, whole block of land, with fruit,
splendid view, healthy and No. 1 location in
every respect. This property ought 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.
5 elegant lots in Block 100, j'ust north of the T.
L. Charman 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 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 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 timber, assured
business and steady market from 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 For Sale
100 acres, at Highland ; 23 Bcren in cultivation, 65 acres
very level, spring at house; house, barn. $16 pe
acre. 158 acres, at Clams, 100 aciea in Al cultivation, 52,000
worth of buildings, water power chnp mill on the
place, 40 acres valuable timber. This farm is one
of the best in the county, nd cheap st $tj,O00 00.
Come quick or this place is ouf ot the market.
140 acres, at Barton, mile from O. W. P. & Ry, line;
25 acres garden land, two dwelling, barn, granary,
other outbuildings. Price, $4,000 00.
90 acres, on New Viola plank road ; good soil, lays well,
45 acres in cultivation, large barn, Do house. 1'rce
very low at $3,000.00. .
80 acres; 20 acres in cultivation, in Sec. 16, T. 5, S. R.
1. E. ; good land. $1,700.00.
313 acres ; sto k farm ; 20 acres in cultivation, unlim
ited range. At $3,000.00.
80 Peres ; rich land; 2 miles from Cazadero, 3 or 4 mil
lion feet timber. 5 acres cultivated, small house and
barn. At ja-1 $1,200.
320 acres, 2 miles from Canby, 35 acres in cultivation,
all fenced and cross fenced, 7-rooin dwelling, 6
acres orchnrd, livinp wnter, valuable timber, logs,
piling and wood. $20 per acre.
One little mountain ranch still awaits a lucky buyer;
80 acres, 15 jn cultivation, small building, over 50
acres uood land, on main road, 1 mile to school.
Only $5.00 per acre.
30 acres at Colton, on Milk creek ; house, barn, 1 acre in
cultivation. $400.00.
252 acres, 1 mile from Molalla, 30 acres in cultivation,
. big barn, no house 200 acres very valuable timber,
worth the price of the place. Great cattle rancii,
Very cheap t $3,200. Terms.
One of the best farms at Stafford ; 100 acres, 70 in good
cultivation, very valuable buildings, orchard, 4
horses, 3 cows, 7 bogs, 30 sheep and al! farming
implements, with grain for1 feed. A top notch
place for $10,000.00.
80 acres, 6 miles from Oregon City, at Stafford; 40
acres in cultivation; truit, 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.
Main Street, Oregon City
233 Washington Street, Portland
Annual meeting of the West Oregon
Tolephono Company was lvld Monday
evening at Willamette and the follow
ing officers elected: Ernest Kruse,
president; T. J. Gary, secretary and
treasurer; Charles linker, vice-president.
Thorie three gentlemen com
prise the board of directors. New
rules and rates wore adopted for the
company, and hereafter the lmiit of
free service to Oregou City from Wil
lamette will bo one iniuute, and rive'
cents will bo charged for every addi
tional minute. Kate to non-subscribers
from the Canby lino will be 25
cents and the saniejate has been fixed
for non-subscribers" using any of the
lines of the West Oregon Telephone
Company. Central must answer all
calls from 7 R m. to 9 a. m. on Sun
days, and an additional charge shall
be made for all calls put in after 7 :80
p. m. , except long distance calls.
Calls from Oregon City to subscribers
in Willamette willibe charged 10 cents
additional to the charge now made by
the Pacific States Telephone Com
pany. Socialist Meeting.
Socialists met in Knapp's hall San
day with a rather light attendance on
account of the inclement weather.
Dinner was served with ice cream,
and the afternoon devoted to music,
addresses, a debate and readings. Ap
plications were received for member
ship from four persons, who were ac
cepted. A. J. Lewis gave an essay,
which was roundly applauded. The
debate on the question, "Resolved,
That Socialism offers inducements to
the professional and mercantile
classes," was decided in favor of the
AfHrmuHvfl. Addresses were delivered
bv Messrs. Frye and Braker. Music I
was furnished by Messrs. Imel and
Wnnrma on niano and violin. The
Socialists will meet again Sunday, ;
July 2.
Send'your job work tothe Courier.
For JUNE WEDDINGS
CUT GLASS
The mere name, " Cut Glass," charms no longer. It takes quality, style, sparkle
and rich individuality. '
Our specialty is the LIBBEY CUT GLASS. It stands at the head of the list, and
is known for the beauty of design and the diamond sparkle.
We would like to have an opportunity to show you that the price is no more for this
make than any other make.
SILVERWARE
We are prepared with a large stock of Sterling Silverware and Plated Silverware.
In Sterling Silver we have the very latest designs, and you will be surprised to see
what a nice little present you can purchase for $1.50 to $2.50.
In Plated Silverware we carry the most complete stock of the very best makes only.
We have something in this line to fit any purse. Fancy Spoons and Forks from 50c up.
Larger pieces at $1.00 and $2.00. Fruit Dishes, Cake Baskets, Fern Dishes, Nut
Bowls, Tea Sets, etc., from $3. 00 to $30.00.
FINE CHINA
Nothing more appropriate for a handsome wedding present than a piece of fine hand
painted china. Our late arrivals have some very peculiar designs and decorations of
the most artistic arid striking nature.
We have a few pieces which we are closing out. We make a speciaf discount
of 2oJper cenf on this lot.
Burmeister & Andresen
The Oregon City Jewelers Suspension Bridge Corner
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