OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1906
POTATOES ON
THE DECLINE
Producers Not Anxious to Sell
at 40 Cents a Bag.
FROST DAMAGES FRUIT
Eggs and Potatoes Continue
Firm and the Demand for
Vegetables Is Still
Good.
Potatoes are on a decline, but com
mission men say there is sutfoient
demand in the East to clean up the
remaining sudpiv in me vviiiauiBuiH
VoIIau nrnvidins srowers will sll
them at 40o per bag. At this figure,
however, the produoers are not anx
ious to do business. Early fruits were
undoubtedly seriously damaged by the
frost of two weeks ago, but fruit iu
the Willamette Valley is in better
Ehnna than other places.
Ebbs and fxmltrr are still firm and
in wind. The call for vegefr
ablea continaes to be rfair. Tjie hop
sitnafcion i firm and 10 carloads have
been shinned from the Mt. Angel dis.
trict, which praotioally cleans out that
seotion. There are no new develop
ments iu the butter market : veal re
ceipts are fair and the price for
dressed hoes is firm on account of the
scarcity in the Jtnarker.. Fanoy stock
notatoes made an advance in San
Francisco Tuesday, and a portion of
five carloads Of Oregon Burbanks sold
from $1 to $1.25.
READY TO CLOSE BOOKS
Nominating Petitions Must be Complete
April 4.
In the office of the county olerk
preparations are being made to close
the boobs for nominating petitions
and a register has been arranged pre
paratory to making np the official bal
lots for the primary electiun. All
petitions for nominations must be
filed and completed by April 4, and
the time is drawing near. The fol
lowing nominating petitions hive
hnan flifirl fnr nrnninnt nffl.,fiS:
Distriot No. 3 Justioe of the
Peace John W. Van Horn, Rep., Os
wego. District No. 8 Constable, K.
Schubert. Kan.. Oak Grove.
Distriot No. 4. Justioe of thoN
Peacoe, J. 0. Sawyer, Dem. ; P. D.
Ourran, A. M. Sinnott, Livy Stipu,
Rep., Oregon City. Constable, Ohas.
F. Ely, Dbin., H. W. Trebmath,. S
Mosier, Rep. ..Oregon Cit
District No. 7 Justice ot the Peace,
J. J. Sandstiess, Rep., Barlow.
District No. 8 Justioe of the Peace,
F. H. Dungan. Dem., Molalla. Con
stable, J. T Adams, Cera. , Molalla..
District No. 10 Justice of the
Peaco, M. E. Kandle, Rep., High
land ; constable, Henry O. Eleinsmith,
Rep , Olarkes.
District No. 11 JuBtice' of the
Peace, Thomas O. Jubb, Rep., Viola.
Distriot No. 18 Justice of the
Peace, T. Q. Jonsrud, Rep. , Kelso.
For THin
V
Babies
Fat is of great
to a baby ; that
babies are fat.
baby is scrawny,
account
is why
If your
Scott's
Emulsion is what he
wants. The healthy baby
stores as fat what it does
not need immediately for
bone and muscle. Fat
babies are happy ; they do
not cry ; they are rich ;
their fat is 1 a i d up for
time of need. They are
happy because they are
comfortable. The fat sur
rounds their little nerves
and cushions them. When
they are scrawny those
nerves are hurt at every
ungentle touch. They
delight in Scott's Emul
sion. It is as sweet as
wholesome to them.
Send for free sample,
Be lire that this ptetU li
the form cf a label ll tfc
wrapper of every, botfl ft
Emjltlon you buy.
Scott Sr Bottftm
Chemist!
409-413 Piatt
Mew Torn
0s.and$l-00
All
Constable, Bert Jonsrud, Rep., Kelso.
Distriot No. 14 Justice of the
Peace, A. E. Allepaugh, Dem. , Bugle
Creek. Constable, A. .Gerhardus,
Dem., Eagle Oraek.
District No. 15 Justioe of the
Peace, B. F. Smith, Rep.. Killen.
Constable. Solon Kinzer, Rep. , Killen.
Dr. O. H. Meissner will enter the
political arena as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for coroner,
Dr. tfeisBner has been in this city for
the cast year, and is connected with
the office ot Dr. W. Hi. uarn.y tie nas,
during his residence in Oregon City,
formed a considerable acquaintance
throughout the county that will stand
him in good stead on eieotion aay. ,
n :n HI.
jjemuorabH wiu me uuuiiutiLxuuD iui
representative and commissioner this
week, and also lor treasurer, wnion
will conmlete the nartv tioket. 'mere
will be but one candidate for eaoh
offloe at the "primaries which will
result in unity of support for the va
rious candidates at tne pons
in the General eieotion next June.
Candidates who have already filed pe
titions are : -
State Seuator-J. E. Hedges, of Ore.
eon City.
Representatives 0. D. Eby, of Ore
gon City; Charles N. Wait, of Cauby.
County Judge Harvey. U. star
weather, of Oak Grove.
Clerk Howard K Latourette. of
Oreaon City. .
Sheriff Robert B. Baatie, of Beaver
Creek.
Recorder William Shannon, of
Beaver Creek.
Coroner Dr. 0. H. Meissner, of
Oregon City. t
Petitions have also been filed in
several preoincts by Democrats tor
the nomination cf justioe of the peace
and constable.
Thursday night Grant B. Dimick,
D. R. Dimick, John H. Gibson, Gor
don E. Hayes, Henry E. Stevens, John
R. Shaver, J. 0. Paddook, K P. Ded
man, J. A; Tufts, George Randall,
and others held a meeting at Har
mony. W. H. Oounsell was chairman
of the meeting, and the attendance
was laige. L. L. Porter, 0. H. Dye
and Richard Scott Lhe'd a meeting
Thursday night at Macksburg. .Porter
and Dye went to Canby Saturday
night. George 0. Brownell talked at
Molalla Saturday afternoon and at
Mulino Saturdayjeveuing.
U'REN HAS MUCH FAITH.
Believes That All Candidates Will'
Stand
Firm for People's Choice.
W. S. U'Ren last week returned
from a trip in the Willamette Valley
in the interests orjstatement JNo. 1, of
the ..direct primary nominating law.
j Mr. U'Ren is spending much of his
time away from home at the present
time, and it'is whisepred that tiie in
terests of Jonathan Bourne, Jr., can
didate for the United States Senate,
are being helped along by a rigid sup
port ot Statement JNo: 1, of which
measure Mr. Bourne advertises him
self as ohampion.
"X find that the statement is beine
generally signed," said Mr. U'Ren.
'in Clackamas, Yamhill and I believe
n Benton counties, She candidates
will be .for the statement unanimously.
In Salem they are signing several
different kinds of statements, and
there is a division in other counties.
am reasonably certain, however,
that a majonty ot the members of the
next legislature will' be men whojiave
signed Statement No. 1. "
In reply Ito a question, Mr. UR'en
said he had faith enough to believe
that Republicans who had signed
Statement No. 1 would vote for John
M. Gearin for United States Senator,
providing that Democrat received a
larger number of the people's fcvotes
for United States Senator at the June
election than any other candidate.
"You may be sure," said he, "that
those whoare opposing Statement No.
1 will do all they can to secure votes
for Gearin in June, in order to put
the Repbulicans who have signed the
statement in the hole. I believe the
successful candidates will keep their
promise to vote for the candidate for
United States "Senator who receives
the highest number of the people's
votes at the June election,' regardless
of his party affiliation. I know Jtbere
are people who do not believe this,
and if it possible that such things can
be, it is high time that all of us
should know it."
HIGHLAND.
There was a social party at Charlev
Schockley's Saturday evening. Every
body enjoyed themselves.
Reihnhold Meibs, who died sud
denly last week at Oswego, was a res
ident of Highland. His wife waB pre
paring to movB to Oswego with her
four little children. The day of his
death they were enroute to join hus
band and father.
Sowing peas and clover seems to ;Tin
the order of the day.
Next Saturday evening there will be
a delegation from Highland go to
Springwater to explain the workings
cf the Mutual telephone. We all hope
that Springwater people will get in
terasted. They will meet at the hall
in Springwater.
The Mutual telephone through
Highland is proving a great 'success.
The servioe is first class.
A great many potatoes will ha
planted in this neighborhood.
No dangerous drncs
concoctions are taken into the stomach
.n?Pme ed. Breathed
w,iuuKu uie lulialer. the hnltnmi
healing of Hyomei penetrates to the
most remote cells nf tha ...5
germs, heal the irritated mucous
membrane, and gives complete and
permanent cure.
Hyomei is the simnioot -.i
ant and the only guaranteed ure for
S".hJ.,iati" 2!er en discovered
cents ' a boUle' 50
For sale by Huntley Bros. Co.
EMPLOYMENT FOR SO MEN.
Plans for Removal of Planing Mill
Willamette Near Completion.
to
Plans will be completed in a few
days for the reorganization of the Or
egon City Planing Mill Company and
a deal will be made that will add
materially to the payroll of Oregon
City. ..Arrangements are under way
for the removal of the plant to WiL
lamette, where advantages in the way
of site, lightsjand power are to be ob
tainod from the Willamette Falls
Company, which has offered attractive
inducements to the company. The
capital 'stock has been inoreased, and
all of the amount has been subscribed
by looal people. President William
A. Huntley, of the Board of Trade, is
a prime mover in the enterprise, and
W. and B. Kuppenbender and John A.
Moehnke will retain large interests in
theloompany. The plant will :employ
50 men, when operated to its fu lest
capaoity, and Willamette Swill Hiave
the finest equipped planing mill in
the Norhtwest. A large dry kil l will
be constructed. The first announce'
ment of "the negotiations for the pro
motion ofthe new oompany was made
several weeks ago.
AGITATE LOCAL OPTION.
Local Ministers Plan For Meeting With Lay
men Next Monday.
At the local Minsterial Association
Monday the fact that no one refers to
the proposed amendment to'the looal
option law was considered. It was
decided to call a meeting lot all trie
ministers with a representative lay
man from as many cliurohes as pos
sible in the county, next Monday af
ternoon. The place of this meeting
will be announced later. The object
ot the meeting will be. to get the real
nature ot the proposed amendment be
fore the voters of the county, ,
Jury List Drawn.
County Clerk F. W. Greenman and
Sheriff John' R. Shaver have drawn
the regular venire ot jurors for the
April term of the circuit court. One
contractor, one dairyman, two mer
chants, one carpenter, one millman
and 25 farmers will be impaneled, as
follows :
George Randall, Oregon City;
E. F. Brnus, - Cascade ; W. HJ
Matoon, viola; ueorge a. Kecmaway,
Oregon City ; Hans Paulsen, George ;
Paul Dunn, Cascade ; 0. P. Sha'p,
Tualatin; R. S. McLaughlin, Milwau
kie; J. A. Strite, Clackamas; Caleb
E. Cross, Oregon City ; John Gaffney,
Jr., Maple Lane; John A. Ridings,
Marquam ; Albert Durst, Highland;
Thomas Blancha-d, New Era; Albert
Urossau, Soda Springs; Joseph Gra
ham, Union ; George Brookhart,
Needy : Charles F. Pohvka, Stafford ;
J. E. .Burnett, Eagle Creek ; . J. H.
Roadarmel, Clackamas; William Bard,
Springwater; H. L. Vaughn, Mol
alla; (Frank Stanton, Killen; A. J.
Lewis, Maple Lane; J. 0 Sprague,
Harding; Thomas Fox, Oswego; J.
K. Ely, Estaoadaj Andrew Vetsob,
Boring; H J. Rastall, Molalla; John
Bittner. Oregon City ; S. E. Hillman,
Sherwood.
Candidate for Representative. '
To the Voters of Clackamas Coanty:
1 hereby deolare my candidacy for
the nomination of Representative on
the Republican ticket. If I am nom
inated and elected I will, during my
term of office, advooate the popular
nomination and eieotion of United
States Senators, and I herehtter sign
Statement No. 1, of the Direct Pri
mary Law, as the greatest issue on
which I ask nomination and election.
During my term of office I will al
ways vote for that candidate for
United States Senator in Congress
who has received the highest number
of the people's votes for that position
at the general election next preceding
the election of a Senator in Congress,
without regard to my individual pref
erence. I will vi te for a law to put
tax on publio utility franchises as ad
vocated by the State Grange, and will
d) my part towards repealing the law
governing the burning of slashings..
J. A. TALBERT.
Some Information. . ,-
Republican voters will, orf primary
eieotion day, find the name of R. E.
Woodward the last on the list of can
didates for sheriff. He is now em
ployed by Mr. George 0. Brownell as
a member of the campaign quartet,
but he wishes the voters to distinctly
understand that there are no Brownell
or other strings on him ; that he is in
no political clique or combination,
and that reports that he has with
drawn from the race in favor of some
other candidate arepure fabrications.
He is in the race to stay, on his own
merits, and all Republicans can vote
for him on April 20 with the assnr-
anoe that 'all pledges made by him
will be faithfully kept.
R. E. WOODWARD.
Letter List.
The following letters remained un
called for in the postoffloe at Oregon
City, Or., for the week ending
Maroh 80, 1906.
WOMEN'S LIST.
Jones, Mrs. M. H. ; Keiff, Miss Ag
nes: Loom in. Miss Rose; Miller, Miss
Emma; Millet, Mrs. Hettie R. ; Veal,
Mrs. Anna.
MEN'S LIST.
Albright, C. W. ; Carter, Geo. ;
Kayser, Fried; JLaskowisky, "Aug. ;
Laxton, Lave J. ; Mighells, G. H. ;
Mason, Arthur; Marshall, Robert;
McLeod, Clinton; Olsen, Gilbert;
Plattner. Peter; Rnnk, J. P.
T. P. RANDALL, P. M
We Want Your Trade
At Harris Grocery f
And are going to make special
inducements to close ouyers
Cash and Small Profits Our Motto.
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths,
mere js a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so deceo.
HMB I II Ml It v., , '
live. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it heart dis
ease, pneumonia.
uearr. tauure or
apoplexy are often
tne result of kid.
ney disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowed toadvance
thekidney-poisoi
ed blnod wilt nr.
tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
urea aown and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a derangement of the kidneys and
a cure is obtained quickest bv a nroner
treatment of the kidnevs. If vou are feel
ing badly you can nmke no niistaV hv
LUKiug jjr. juimer-s swamp-KOot, the
greai KHiney, liver and bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine mid
scalding pain in passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to go often through the day,
and to pet ud nianv times rlurinu- tli
lugm. inemuaana tne extraordinar
effect of Swanio-Root is soon realized1
.. r
It stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists in fifty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample Dottle ot tins wonderful new dis
covery and a book that tells all about it,
uum sent jree by man. Address, Dr. Kil'
mer & Co., Bmghaniton, N. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper. Don't make any
imBLaKc, uui remeni oer tne name, swamp
Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamo-Rnot. and the
address, Binghamton, N. Y., on every
uuiue.
N. F. NELSON
Of Harding Precinct, Clackamas
Eat What
Yo Like
Don't Starve or Diet, But Use Mi-o-na and
Cure Your Stomach Troubles.
The average treatment of stomach
troubles consists of rigid dut list,
which often half starves the patient.
Of course it would be foolish for any
one who knows ;that some foods are
positively harm'ul and Jioisouous to
continue eating them, evtn while fol
lowing tne Mio-na treatment, out in
ordinary cases of Stomach troubles it
is not necessary to starve or diet it
Mi-o-na is faithfully used, a tablet
before each meal.
This argentine remedy, for the cure
of stomach troubles, acts upon the
whole digestive system, and strength
ens the organs so that they are able to
digest any rood tnat is eaten withou
fear of distress. If you suffer from
loss of appetite, belching of gases,
sour ..taste in. the mouth, furred
tongue, severe pains in the region of
the stomach, depression of spirits, bad
dreams,- lack of energy, a stomach
cough, offensive breath, headaches,
backaches, loss of strength and weight,
you can be assured that these troubles
are all due to imperfeot digestion.
Strengthen the stomach by taking a
Mi-o-na tablet before each meal, and
soon yon will gain in weight, strength
will return, and your food will give
nourishment so that the rich red
blood will carry good health to every
part of your system.
Huntley Bros. Co. have so much
confidence in the jwwer of Mi-o-na
to'cure stomach trouble' and resulting
ills, that they give a guarantee with
very 50 cent box to refund the money
unless it cures.
Testily Before Grand Jury.
Deputy District Attorney O. Sohue
bel, Justice of the Peace Livy Stipp,
and Constable H. W. Trembath went
to Portland to appear as witnesses be
fore the grand jury. R. Case and
Elmer Glass, who are implicated in
last week's bunco game, went to Port
land Wednesday to testily. Case was
buncoed out of $250 by two alleged
counterfeiters, wno were arrested ana
refunded the money to Case to avoid
prosecution. The authorities, how
ever, are still investigating the matter.
Accidents will happen, but the besi
regulated families keep Dr. Thomas'
Eclectrio Oil for such emergencies. It
ubdues the pain and heals the hurts.
111 J
Independent (Hayseed) Candidate for h1
STATE SENATOR
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County I
The
Fishing
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Ever have it? . Most fisherman have
a bad attack about April First. With
our complete stock of fine tackle we
aie "consulting specialists" on Rods,
Reels, Lines and everything that
goes to making a fishing trip a success.
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A Good Split Bamboo Rod ...$1.00
Reels from 25c to 5 00
Plain Hooks, per dozen ). 05
Gut Hooks, per. dozen..... 25
Leaders, 5c to 50
Oil Silk LineS, 15c to 2.00
Fish Baskets, $1.00 and up
Bait Boxes .25
Fly Books, from 25c to 6.00
HUNTLEY BROS. CO.
The Rexall Store
OREGON CITY, OREGON
Besides, poor teeth means poor health. You cannot afford to neglect your
health. By the latest methods used by ns we can fill your teeth without
pain and do it well. An expert eastern graduate dentist employed all the
time.
L. L. PICKENS, Dentist Weinhard Building, Opp. Courthouse
D
on't
Bluffed
Into paying more than our price for a Cr earn Separator
If your , dealer won't send and get. you one of our
famous
Simples Sepatatofs
Snl t n JlicJit 1 V)
send you one on trial.
The SIMPLEX is the best
Separator made and the prices
are RJGHT.
350 lbs.-$75. 500 lbs.
$85. 700 lbs-$IOO. Less 5
per cent for cash.
We make a specialty of
Barrell Milking Machines
Simplex Separators and Qhurns
Facile Babcock Testers
Bates & Edmonds Gasoline Engines
Remington Gold Storage Machinery
And Everything far the Dairy and Creamery.
Send for catalogues and quotations.
Monoe & SheltonSt SS?.
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"A Stitch in
Time Saves
Nine"
can now! ere be more truth
fully applied than to your
teeth. You cannot afford to
neglect thorn. Eaoh month
of neglect increases the
amount of repair twenty per
cent.
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