OREGON CITY, COURIER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1905,
Baking Powder
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PERSONAL MENTION.
A. L. Jones was in the city Friday
from Cams.
W. J. Wilson visited friends in Van
couver Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Hill, ot The Dalles, is
the guest of Miss Robin Shaw.
D. M. Bingham and family have
moved to Portland to reside.
W. W. Smith, of Olnokamas, was in
the city on business Saturday.
Ex-Represpntative Hans Paulsen, of
George, was in the city Thursday.
ArthnrThiel, of New Era, was tran
sacting business in Oregon City Thurs-.
day.
H. N. Everhart, a prominent citizen
of Mohillu, was in the city on business
Saturday.
Mrs. B. L. Kingo, of Olarkes, was
the guest of Mrs. G. V. Graoo, Mon
day. Sam Oldstoin lias returned from a
trip to New Zealand, and will locate
in Portland.
Robert Ringo, of Olarkes, is in the
city and is serving on the oironit
court trial jury.
'Miss Elizabeth Ross sang the
offertory solo at St. Paul's Episcopal
ohurch Sunday evening.
E. W. Scott left Tuesday for the
Ogle Mountain mines and will re
main a month or' more.
Sam Stowe went to Salem Saturday
to referee the Willamette University
Eugene football game.
Elmer Vet Ho, of New Era, and J.
Burgoyne, of the same town, were in
the city on business Monday.
J. W. Rainey has purchasedthe half
interest of Lis brother, J. D. Rainey,
in the Water street feed stable.
E. B. Andrews has returned from
Eastern Oregon, where he has been
employed for several months past.
H. L. Lucke, who has been in the
meat business t Canby, left Friday
with his family for their old home in
the East.
Miss Anna Shannon And Miss Ellen
Grace, who have been visiting friends
at Vancouver, Wash., returned home
Monday.
P. A. Fairclough came in from the
Ogle Mountain mines Monday after
noon and reports things booming there
and everybody busy.
Charles W. Pope, Howard Latour
eette and John W. Coohran went to
Salem Saturday to witness the Willamette-Oregon
football match.
H. H. Johnson returned home Mon
day with a crew of men from an ex
tended surveyirg trip in the Coeur
d'Alene and Spokane Indian reserva
tions. Miss EnimA Flemming, who has
been ill for the past two weeks, re
turned home Monday and will re
sume her duties as a teacher in the
public schools next Monday.
Mrs. Lesllie L. Porter entertained
the members of the Dickens Club at
her home in West Oregon City Mon
day afternoon. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Miss Aimie
Bollack.
Mrs. Kate L. Newton and daughter.
Miss Josephine Newton, leave Novem
ber 15 for Philadelphia. Miss New
ton will resume her hospital work
there and Mrs. Newton will remain
about three months.
Lawrence May, who has been
sawyer at the sawmill of the Will
anstte Pulp and Paper Company for
several- years, has resigned his posi
ion to take up similar work with
the Booth-Kelly Lumber Company.
Miss Metta Finley, who has been in
the office of the Willamette Pulp &
Paper Company as a stenographer for
the past seven years, leaves in a short
time for Iowa City, where she wll
probably make her home.
. Mrs. Jennie B. Harding, department
president of the Woman's Relief Corps,
left Friday for a ten days' trip in
Southern Oregon and will inspect
corps in Eugene. Rosebnrg, Medford,
Central Point, Grants Pass and other
towns.
LOCAL NOTES
You will like Buokeye extracts.
Sdcond hand piano lor sale. W. L.
Block
License to wed Jibs been grnnted to
Pearl Lautz and William F. Mackey.
License to wed has been granted
Maria Daniels and Hui.ry Solnnaiiiun,
the latter of Multnomah county.
If you are looking for bargains in
! millinery, go to Miss Celia Goldsmith.
' County Clerk Greeumau's receipts
for October were 83711.80, about $50
ltss than for the corresponding mouth
Of .llJ04. y
Beatie & Beatie, dentists, Woiuhard
quilding, rooms 10, 17 and 18.
Licenses to wed have been granted
to Josephine Thorsen and Clans
J. Clausou, uotli of Oaniiy, and to
Nellie Gottberg and J. H. Ball.
Every hat at reduced prices this
week. Miss Celia Goldsmith.
The estate of the late J. D. Scott
was admitted to Jprotnta Mond.y and
Lorenzo Tenny was appoiuted admin
istrator. The value o the estate is
ioooo.
When in Portland, visit the Mott
Candy Co., ut O. W. P. waiting rom,
for oyur ice cream and candies.
Emu Califf, of this oity, who pitched
for Bollinghaiu, SV'asli., last season
was in the box for Portland at Los
Angeles Friday and won hiB game by
a score of 8 to 2.
MORTGAGE LOAMS NEGOTI
ATED at lowest rates. Latourette's
office, Commercial Bank Huilding,
Oregon City.
Joseph Briggs, an old and respected
citizen of Olukamas county, residing
near Now Era, suffered a stroke of
paralysis last week, and his coudition
is steadily becoming worse. Fears are
tntertaiiiod for his recovery.
Energy all gone? Hoadache? Stom
ach out ot order? Simply a case of
turoid liver. Burdock Blood Bitters
will make a new man or woman of you
Miss O'Conuell, of Portland, has ac-
oepetd a position as stenographer in
the otiice of the Willamette ruip a
Paper Company.
Now is the time to get your hat at
reduced price at Miss Celia Gold
smith's.
Will of the late August Len ' has
been filed for probate. The estate is
valued at f2350. and is left entirely
to Egbert N. Foster, of Eagle Creek,
who is named as exeuutor. Len died
in Portland October 80.
Ask for Buckeye extracts.
Repairs are being made to the Cliff
House, which was constructed 50 years
ago, aud at that time was the largest
and bestjiotel in the state, before the
days of- the St. Charles and Esmond
hotels in Portland.
HORSETHIEF CAPTURED.
Albert Murray Taken by Sheriff Sex
ton Monday. '
Albort Mnrav was arrested Mon
day at a point 4u millet), southwest df
the Dalles by Sheriff Sexton, of Wasco
county, and was brought here to ans
wer to a charge of horse stealing.
Murav is only 19 years ot age. A
week aeo last Sunday he went to
Moody's liverey stable and secur
ed a horse and buggy, stating that he
was coins up the Abernethy ana would
return in a few hours, He did not
return and Sheriff Shaver was noti
fied and the man was traced to Sandy,
where he exchanged the buggy for a
road catt and struck across the moun
tains. Muray esoaped from (he State
Reform school a month ago. He was
committed from his home in Pendle
ton, for which place he was bound
when captured.
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ATTITUDE IS REPUGNANT.
Mr. Boyles Says His Wife Declined
to Live in Oregon City.
H. D. Bovles has instituted suit in
the Circuit Court against Violet
Boyles for a decree of divorce. They
were married May 14, 1898, in Van
couver, Wash., and Mr. Boyles states
that his wife maintains a discordant
and repugnant attitude towards him,
and has continuously and persistently
whined about m a fault-finding man
ner and censured him wantonly and
inhumanly on the day of the death of
the brother" of the plaintiff, without
cause or provocation. She has stead
ily declined to come to Oregon City
and live with Mr. Boyles.
Letter List.
The following letters remain un
called for in the PoStofflce at Oregon
City, Nov. 9, 1905. When calling for
same, please say advertised:
Woman's List Arronson, Miss Au
gusta, (2) Baldwin, Mrs. S. M., Coffey,
Miss Edna. Grant, Mrs. G. W., Gan
non, Mrs. Lillle, Hudson, Mrs. Fannie,
Renfro, Etta, Shaw, Miss Guendoline,
(4) Shuck, Miss Leota. Trulllnger,
Mrs. F. L.
Men's List Bolton, Alfred, Bailing
er, Fredrick, Davis, Tom, Driskell,
Frank, Fries, C. M., Hill, J. M.,
(2) Jacobs, H. L., Miller, Delbert C,
Morse, W. N., (4) Porter, R. F., Upton,
R. J.
T. P. RANDALL, P. M.
TURNER ROAD OPENED.
Koellermeier Road Will Be Made a
Permanent Highway.
The County Court has ordered the
Turner road opened for travel be
tween Willamette and Stafford. The
permanent road, however, will be the
Koellermeier road, and as a result of
the failure to agree on a price for
property needed in the construction
of the road, the county will commence
condemnation proceedings against
Hans Jr. Hsberg and Jrlora Athey.
Phone Main 2261
Dr. Earl C. McFarland
Dentist
Rooms 200-201 Columbia Bldt'.
305 Washington street, Portland, jOregon
Jset. i ark aud , i'ntlt
ORGANIZING NEW
PHONE COMPANY
Local Men Plan Competing
Line In and Out of City.
Stock to the amount of $2,250 have
been taken in the new telephone com
pany that is being formed in this
city by Attorney J. CJ. Campbell, un
der indorsement of the Oregon City
board of trade, and Mr. Campbell has
so much faith in the enterprise that
he has taken 50 shares himself, Hunt
ley Bros, have 50 shares, Mr. Bonney,
who has a franchise in the city and
on the county road to Logan, has
taken 50 shares, and W. D. DeVarney,
proprietor of an independent company
at Corvallis, has subscribed for 50
shares. The concern "is to be capi
talized at $10,000, and it will be nec
essary to have $6,000 cash on hand
before beginning business. It is pro
posed to connect up with all" country
lines, charging each country sub
scriber $1.00 per year for service in
and out of Oregon City. A charge
of $1.50 per month for business
phones and $1.00 per month for resi
dence phones will be made in this
city, and within six months the com
pany expects to have a long distance
service in operation with Portland.
Frank R. Andrcws.'who is trying to
secure a franchise into Oregon City
for his line, and who has so far met
with stormy obstacles, is working on
his project. Promises had been made
that an amended franchise for Mr.
Andrews would be presented at last
Saturday's meeting of the council, but
it was not furthcoming,-and Mr. An
drews and his attorney, Grant B.
Dimiek, will go before the council
and demand fair play and a square
deal. They expect the same. treat
ment from the council that has been
given similar enterprises, and will re
sist any effort to compel them to
come into the city over another line,
and pay tolls therefor.
SWEDISH COLONY COMING.
Purchase 1960 Acres in the Vicinity
of Colton.
Colonization of 1060 acres of land
in the vicinity of Colton and James
has been undertaken by a Swedish
clergyman of Portland, who has pur
chased the property through the real
estate firm of C. N. Plowdert & Co.
The land has been in the possession
of Harrison Jones, and brought $8
per acre. Most of the land is tillable
when cleared, but very little has been
cleared. There is an irrigating ditch
coming from Canyon Creek and other
mountain streams running through
the property, and the section is very
healthful, and a part of the property
has been improved for many years.
Extensive schemes are 'planned for
the settlement of this territory by the
Swedes, who make thrifty citizens.
NEW ELECTION PRECINCTS.
Legislature Compels Clackamas Coun
ty to iiear Additional expense.
Two' new election precincts have
been created in Clackamas County
,nrl nnp ahnlishpd. The neoole of
Garfield presented a petition to the
county court to take that precinct and
a part of Eagle Creek into Estacada
precinct and this was done. Har
mony precinct has been created out
of a part of Clackamas and Milwaukie
precincts, and Oak Grove precinct
was made a portion of Milwaukie pre
cinct. The last legislature created
the City of Milwaukie a separate pre
cinct, and the county court was
forced to create two new precincts 111
order to relieve the people of that
section. '
Clever Comedy.
Ail ,Vin mnnt tn witness one of the
lai.nr-ocf rrtY1Hv SlirPftSSeS that
will appear here this season, should
attend the performance 01 xne ma
nage of Kitty," at Shiveley's Opera
House, on Saturday, November 17.
The production is tinder the direction
of Jules Murry, who will present it
with the best cast it has ever had,
including that agile comedienne and
beautiful singer, Miss Alice Johnson,
who has delighted her audiences and
many irienas ior ycai m ......-..
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Willi UUiUCluua v .. " J - -
ic opera and comedy successes. Good
ticla ic air !1 Ant all tlirouo-h this enter
tainment, and it should have a very
large audience to greet it.
How to Avoid Appendicitis.
f vinfima nf nnnendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronio constipation Dy suinuutuuB
ii, 1 ;,... knnnla. and restores the
blJO AIT OA UU - ,
fr,roi nntinn nf the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does noi nause-1
ate or gnpe.and is mua buu ijionoauu
to take. Refuse substitutes. Howell
& Jones, Druggists.
Dertalck Club Entertains.
The members of the Derthick Club
entertained their frionds pt the home
of Mrs. Charles H. Caufleld Fridav
evening. An orchestra of three pieces,
liiQaen uy a buiccu
furnished music during the evening.
The lianasome nouuo who u""'v
decorated with autumn leaves and
ferns, and the dainty refreshments
served during the evening were typi
cal of this season of the year. Several
novel and interesting games were
played during the evening, the prizes
being won by Mrs. A. S. Dresser, Miss
Clark, Dr. Somnier and Mr. Brodie.
Buckeye Witch Hazel Cream Klem
son's. County Recorder H. E. Stevens has
received a complete eet of books tor
registration of land titles under the
Torrens system.
When la Portland, call on me-WM. BOHLANdPr
EMPIRX RESTAURANT
Open Day"nd Night Phone Red 6
!92 THIRD STREET. PORTLAND, OREGON
1 tree doors soul' ol Baker Theatre
O ysteri niAoy Slyie t Kal F"r k"-'
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We save yoix money. Bring
cash; or butter at 48c ot
50c; or eggs at 32c; Chick
ens, Potatoes, Hay, Etc. We
Bay and Ship.
GROCERIES
Sweet Potatoes, pound, 2o.
Fine Raisins, 3 pounds, 25o.
Tea, 14c; better, 23cc ; mixed Gun
powder and Spider Leg, 40c.
Spider Leg Tea, 40o pound not 50o.
Good Flour, $1 sack.
Fine Syrup, gallon, 45o. ,
Baking Powder, with large blue Lewib
and Clark cup and saucer, out to SOo
Cup aud saucer alone sells at 50o.
Hand soap, lo, 2c, So.
Laundry Soap, 2c, Sc, 4o.
Beans, 4c; Rice, 4o aud 5c.
Peanuts, iy2o and 100.
Candy, 10c.
Picnio Hams, 11 3 worth 13c.
8-quart Galvanized Pail, 15o.
10-quart Pail, 22o.
Clothesline, 5o; 5 dozen olothespins
for 5 cents.
5 pounds good Lard, 60c not 70c.
SHOES
Men's High Top Shoes for hard wear
and wet weather, $3.29, $3.50
RED FRONT
OREGON CITY
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THE
annus
aud $4.
No charge for riveting or circlets.
Men's best wet-weather Shoes best
here means best in every way, $3. 79.
Boys' heavy wet-weather Shoes, heavy
soles, best in city, $1.5Q and$ 1.79.
Boys' full-stock Shoes, 1.29 and 1.59.
Ladies' heavy unlined Shoes, best $2.60
value at $1.97.
Ladies' S3 oalf shoes, "Long wear,"
$1.84.
Ladies' Shoes, 93o; $1.09, $2.09. Stock
is brokon, but save one-fourth.
Baby's Shoes, 14o up; Child's 47c up.
DRY GOODS
Sample Golf Gloves and winter Kose
at out prices, Ladies' sample.
Waists out prices.
Child's 20o wool Hose, 13o.
Ladies' warm Underwear, 23o, 48o.
Saxony Yarn, '4o up.
MILLINERY
Millinery at two-thirds or a third less
than elsewhere.
Street Hats, 47o up. i
Eggs wanted we pay 32o.
OREGON
E wish to call your
tention to our
Optical Department which is
now second to none in the
state.
We have every facility for
making thorough and accurate
examination. Remember we
make nocharge Jor examination.
BURMEISTER
& ANDRESEN
OREGON CITY JEWELERS
Everybody
Drinks
Weinhard's
Beer
OREGON
AND Union Pacific
3-TRA1NS TO THE EAST DAILY 3
Through Pullman standard and tourist
clppnlnor -arc Hnilv tn Omaha. Chicatro
Spokane, tourist sleeping cars (personally
conaucwe), weei-tiy to unicago anu ivau
sas city. Reclining chair cars (seats free)
to the East daily.
70
HOURS
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
No chance of can
70
DEPART TIME SCHEDULES ARRIVE
FOR from Portland, Ore. FROM
ChlRO Salt Lake, Denver. Ft.
Portland Worth 0maha, Kansas ... m
Special C, st L0US Chlcaff0 B.J P- .
!i i.fm. "' lhe East-
Huntington
Atlantic Sa( Lak6i DenV8r Ft.
Express Worth, Omaha, Kansas .
, fi ,; City, Salt Lake, Chicago ',JB
V'?.U I h Ea51'
ton: ,
Spokane Walla Walla, Lewlston,
Flyer Spokane, Wallace, Pull-
6:ij a. m. man, Minneapolis, St, 8:00 1. m
via Paul, Duluth, Milwaukee,
Spokane Chicago and East.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
For San Francisco Every five days at
8:00 p. rti. For Astoria, way points and
North Beach Daily (except Sunday) at
at 8 P. m.s Saturday at 10:00 p. m. Dally
service (water permitting) on VVillametU
and Yamhill Rivers.
For full Information ask or Write your
nearest ticket agent.
A. L. CRAIG.
General Passenger Agent.
The Oregon Railroad and Navagatlon Co
Portland. Ore
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