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1 OREGON CITY COURJER Published EveryJFridayJby OBEGiJN CITY COURIER PUBLISHING CO Buterod in Oregon City Postofflcoaa 2ud-cliuia matter ITHHORimON RATES. P. id In in)rui' Si. fflOIit" V'.T year giSf rhi rtnle opposite your addresR on the pator do'i"ies the time to which you have paid. If thin notice in marked your mibscilptiuu is due COMPLAINT OF NO MARKET. Tliore is much complaint coming from the farmers that they are unable to dispose of thoir produce in Oregon Oity. One said he brought two sacks of potatoes to town, offered tlieni to a grocer iiere, but oould only dispose of one, this partiooar merchant fear ing that he would be over-stocked. The town of Molalla buys all the pro duce that comes. It is not so large a town as Oregon Oity bat it has a mer cantile firm that has ginger in it. Oanby takes everything that comes. Oanby and Molalla can do this and Oregon Oity, a town fully as large as either in population if not in bnsiness spirit, has to take care that she be not over-stocked. Now we have a Board of Trade. We need one of two things. We need a general merchandise store tint will buy everything that comes and will sell everything that the Country trade demands or elsewe need enough en terprise on the part of the merchants we have to insure a market for the produce offered here. Suppose the Board of Trade look into the extent of the market here. If the merchants are willing to buy the farm products offered why in the name of business sense don't they advertise the faot. They know that the whole country thinks, whether it is a fi.ct or not, that there is no market here for farm products. If the Board of Trade finds that tiiere is no market then it had better see what it can do toward in teresting an enterpising goneral mer ohandise firm lifte Bobbins Bros., of Molalla or Oarltoa & Roseukrans Oo. of Oanby in putting in a store here. There is no necessity for this back woods system we are running nnder, Oregon Oity has a good agricultural territory naturally tributary to it, Instead ot offering inducements to bringjthis trade here we seem to place every obstacle in the way of its com ing. The idea of Oanby drawing trade from this territory and this town being right at the door of the Metrop olis of the North-west and having liver and steam and electrio rail tran sportation. Isn't this a thing to be proud of? If the businoss men in Oregon Oity oan handle the produce grown on Olaokamas County farms it is high time they were correcting the general erroneous impression that they can not Handle it. If the market is not here the Courier will do what it is Able toward lighting this condition FOR A GOVERNMENT DU1LDINQ. A Government building for Post oftiuo pumosos in Oregon Oity would add attractiveness to the town. Re moval of thd Land olllco from here de prived us of one of the boat arguments for a publio building. Rentals for post office and land oftloe quarters would have cost as muoh as the intor est on the cost of a Government build ing would amount to. I But Oregon was praotically with oat representation in Washington when the question of removing the land oilloe oanie to be considered. We were weighed down with so many crooked publio officials at that time nnder investigation or on trial that the authorities wore in no humor to listen to our protests against the re moval of tho land office So we now reap the Fruits of our folly in not con sidering the character of the men we sond to Washington to represent the State. Probably all othor towns in the State as largo as Oregon Oity havo unas Bronchitis For over sixty years doctors have endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs, colds, weak lungs, bronchitis, con sumption. You can trust a medicine the best doctors ap prove. Then trust this the next time you have a hard cough. " I hud an nwfnl count) for overs tP;tr. Hint notlilnc Ht'etui'd to do im tiny nomt. trm,l Ayer'n Cherry IVftorMl and whi iooil ruled. 1 reoonmieml it to nil uiv fruwtiU whenever they have cough." MI88 M. MKYSK6, WitlMiieUin, D. C. Mtwl by J. O. Ayftr Co., Lowsll, AIMS. Also wuiurkoturcri of SARSAPAKILU. PILLS. Hair vioor. vers i'inr Ayer's Pills keop the bowel regular. All vegetable and gently laxative. publio buildings. Systematic, per sistent and intelligent offort along this lino might secure ns ouo. Porhaps this is a proper undertaking to pass u; to tho Board of Trade. Who will take the mattor up and follow it to a conclusion? RIVAL REPUBLICAN FARMERS. Private Secretary Loeb, who is goneral factotum at Oyster Bay, is a faithful worker for his strenuous chief. Ho koeps his ear to the ground quite as closely as Mr. Koonevelt does and keeps track of the subterfuges and dodges of the rival Republican states men and does not intend they shall outdo, or attract more attention than nis master does. This keeps Loeb busy.Jfor the wiley waysf Fairbanks, Cannon, Shaw and the less well known candidates for the Republican nomination for president, require an active and fertile brain to cope with them. Loeb had. noticed that farmer Fairbanks had been publishing the fact that he was getting in his hay crop and not to allow his master to be outdone, he descended to subter fuge. He put up a job with Old Noah who cuts the grass at Sagamore Hill to await the appearanoe of a storm be fore attempting to "put the hay in the barn" .and then point out to the President the danger of the hay get ting wet unless help wa furnished forthwith. Noah's appeal to Mr. Roosevelt was promptly met and the diplomatic Loeb had the camera man take a snapshot of the President sav- 1 ing his hay, in oasn some doubting I friends of rival candidates should at- j tempt to prove that "Roosevelt is no farmer." 'lioeb's literary bureau did the rest 'and the correspondents j were all furnished with manifold copies describing how Teddy got in ' his hay b'gosh. The next move of Fairbanks or Oan-, non to oorral the buoolio vote is a waited with interest. In the coming political campaign' for congress the Republicans wi 11 1 have one Cannon and a number of squirt guns. 1 THE SOCIAL MUCK RAKE. Scandal mongers in New York and all over, the country are happy in the developmsnts of a sensational murder case, in which the parties concerned have been noted or notorious characters in the gay life of the metropolis. Stanford White, the victim, was a gifted man, the architect of many splendid buildings, and the designer of many works of art. He was edu cated oarefnllly and traveled extens ively and enjoyed the fruits of success in various directions. While his friends defend his memory there is ev idence that his life had a dark side and that he1 indulged during his leis ure hours in shameful frivolities. He came to an inglorious end at the hands of Harry Thaw, a young man with more money than brains. Iwho like him had sought, pleasure in forbidden paths, and whose defense will be that le was insane. The woman in the case was vonniz and beautiful, which is all that pol iteness can say for her. But the scan- dai-loving publio will hang on the de tails of the shame and shocking de pravity as they are brought out bit by bit, as they might over some sweet morsel for the palate. They love to sniff the scout of the social muck-rake. And why? The newsparers exploit it. and why? Murderer and victim nought pleas ures in an -atmosphere which amounts to an invitation to tragedy. The strata of sooiety that w ill be expoc ed to view in the investigation of this murder is not one that can be contem plated with any doeree of oride for the genius in arohiteotnre, the soiou of wealth or the woman beautiful, in 1 the metropolis of America. lhe tragedy carries a forceful lea son to ail, but few will profit exoept titt uirougn cue Darning wavB of er experience. Dalles Chronicle. MORE DOTAGE WANTED. If, as Sontaor Fulton says. Seore- tary Hitchcock Is in his "dotaca" Dr. Osier is a badly mistaken man. With ilitohcock as the test, it is not old men "in their dotage" that ought to he chlorotormort, but rather some of the yuong mou like Putor, Mclunley, and kindred ilk. What the layman knows of Secretary Hitchcock is, that tho limit of his offending seems to havo been the prosecution of certain persons who Had robbed tho poonle of Oret'oii of vast tracts of the public domain, lhe scaud,tl of this robbery and pillage was everywhere bruited before the prosoouhoiis began, aud everywhere there was a scanning ot tho horizon for some strong arm that would put an end to it. Even then it was believed that persons in lifh places were in league with the robbers aud that dislorigoiiient of the crim inals from their strongholds and prose cution of them would bo well nigh impossible. It was then that the old man they now say is in His dotage ap peared, and the result of his probity and interpulity is men in highest places of public confiilouco and honor unmasked, confronted with their gmlt, charged with thoir criminality by prosecutors, convicted of it by juries, and condemned for it by courts It Mr. Hitchcock had not done these tilings, would Sentaor Fulton havo done it and by it have saved the little of their public domain tlutt was left to tho people of Oregon? If what Secretary Hitchcock lias done is because of "dotage" thou God save to us the men who are in their dotage, and give us more of them. Corvallis Times. It looks as if Senator Charles Ful ton monkeyed with a live wire when t OREGON CITY COUKiKR, ? ?. Kt lit i i K'fi ,? Jfvji MRS. VIOLA MARSHALL. MRS. MARSHALL SUFFERED WITH SYSTEMIC CATARRH. PE-RU-NA SAVED HER. Mrs. Viola Marshall, 1117 East Jack ion street, Springfield, 111., writes : "Two months ago when I sought your advice, and you told me that I was suffering from systemic catarrh, I bad gotten so bad that I could not bear the Jolt ot walking and had to Ho down most ot the time. "I began taking your Per una and now I feel like a new woman. "I can walk just as far as I please Without feeling any fatigue and I have taken only three bottles of Peruna. "I shall never cease praising Peruna, nor thanking Dr. Hartman for his kind advice." Systemlo catarrh claims many victims because this disease is not always un derstood, and therefore not correctly treated. What is needed is an internal catarrh remedy which exerts a healing effect on the mucous membranes of the entire body. Such a remedy is Pernna. The sin cere letters of those who have expe rienced Its benefits in such cases are evidence of its medicinal value, he caused to be printed the statement that Secretary Hitchcock . is "in his dotage." The old man is somewhat of a fighter, even if he isn't as young as he used to be. Eugene Guard. Congress lias appropriated three million a year for packing house in spectors, and next session it will re quire probably six million more for another lot of inspectors to watch the first lot and thus the machinery of government grows more complicated and fat jobsmultiply. Eugene Guard. The Cannon boom for president seems the outgrowth of tlia "anything to beat Bryan" idea. Eugene Guard. Summer Diarrhoea in Children. Daring the hot weather of the som mer mouths thn first unnatural loose ness of a child's bowols should havo immediate attention, so as to check the disease before it becomes serious. . All that is necessary is a few doses! of Chaiiber'.aiu's Colic, Choltri and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by a dose ot castor oil :to cleanse the system Rev. M. 0. Stockland, Pastor of the first M. E. Church, Little Falls. Minn., writes: "We have used Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and ui uriiooa juoniedy tor several years ana nna it a very valuable remedy, especially for summer disorders in children. " Sold by Huntley Bros. Co., Oregon City and Molalla. The marriage of Mollie WeBt to H. 0. Proebstol was solemnized last Sat urday afternoon in the parsonage of the Baptist Church, Rev. Henry B. Robins officiating. RELIEF FOR LADIES FRFNPH Tansy Wafers 1 lYlrfLiVjll Original and only genuine. Put up in yellow wrapper with Crown trade mirk. For sale bv leading druggists. PRICE J3.00 PER BOX. Ask the Agent for Tickets via THE COMFORTABLE WAY. To Spokane, St. Paul, Minneapolis Duluth, Chicago, St. Louis and to all Points East and South. 2 Overland Trains Daily Flyer and Fast Mail 2 Splendid Equiimivut Service Up-to-Patti Courteous Km- p loves. Daylight trip through the Cascade and Kooky Mountains. For Tickets, Kates, Folders Biid lull information, call on or ad Iress H. DICKSON, Citv Ticket Agt. 12-J Third St., Portland, Or. S. G. YEKKKS. A. G. P. A., 2d Av. and Columbia St. Seattle. We give expedited service on freight route. Konte your ship ments via Great Northern. Full information from WM. ilARLER, General Agent, Portland, Or. It ' " , ' i ' " A i v' . ' ' i -"-"' ij'f "i v1 g - ', , szs I " I - . I f $y,'" rW'-";,, ,,A- I , j hp ! I rh ' 1 IIml oEIIBII 1 HIM 8 FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 1906 "THE MILWAUKEE" "Pioneer Limited" St. Paul to Chicago; "Overland Limited." Omaha to Chicago; "Southwest Lim ited," Kansas Oity to Chicago. No train in the service of any rail road in the world equals in equip ment that of the Chicago MihvanUie & St. Paul Railway. They own and operate their own sleeping and dining cars and give their patrons an excel- ence of service not attainable else whore. Berths iu their sleepers are longer, higher, and wider than in sim ilar oars on other Hues. They pro tect their trains by the Block System. H. S. ROWE, General Agent, 134 Third Street, Portland, Oregon. Take your job work to the Courier if you want tne oest ror vonr money. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS on the Corvallis & Eastern Railroad M To Newport and Return Sunday excursion to Newport and re turn on the Corvallis & Eastern rail road will leave Albany Every Sunday at T:30 A. M. arriving at Newport at noon, return ins leave NewDort nt fi -!10 ing five and a half hours at the finest resort in the West. Health, rest and pleasure for the weary worker. Three day and season tikets from all S. P. points good going and re turning on Sunday excursion trains. Fare from Albany, Corvallis or Philomath $1.50 For the Round Trip Connections nt Alhnnv with Wn,ona Lozal going and Southbound Overland on return. "Everybody Works but the Plumber" That is an exploded idea so is the notion of millionaire plumbers; there ain't any I The plumber lias to work hard to earn a decent living to work early and late, in all kinds of weather, iu dirt and danger, and he well de serves niaise for his labors. We are expert plumbers, and make a specialty of quick, cheap and conscientious work. Estimates for new work or repairs given. SBW1NG MACHINE,' ROLLER BEARING HIGH GBAOle thts .honest, hieh grade sew L!lilJVl ing machine. STRONGEST GUARANTEE. National Sewing Machine Co, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. FACTORY AT BELVIDERB. ILL, FRANK BUSCH, Agent OREGON CITY SEE Grandest Nature's Handiwork w tir" it." "rm Through Utah and Colorado Castle Gate, Cation of tho Grand Blaek Canon, Marshall and Ten nessee Passes, auiT the World- Famous Royal Gorge Foi Descriptive and Illustrated Pamphlets write to W. C. McBRJDE, Cen. Agt, 1M Third Street PORTLAND OR. P. C GADKE, 910 Mala St Oregon City, Ore. ' L KJX5V1 reliable 1 V ii .-.v- ft 41 LOW RATE FROM EAST. Colonists Tickets May Be Procured From Local S. P. Office. Colonists tickets will be sold from the East to points on the Oregon lines of the Southern Pacific Co., via Port land, commencing Febrnay 15, and cont'iiuing daily to and including April 7 and from Soptebmer lo until October 31. Tlia rates from some of the prinipal points are: Chicago $25, Bloomingtou, HI. IU.80, St. Louis $30, Omaha $2o, Kansas City $35, Council Blutls $25, St. Joseph $25, Sioux City 25, Den ver $25. Corresponding rates will be made from other points and will apply to all points on Oregon lines. For further information inquire at any Southern Pacifio ticket oilloe. People wishing to payfare for anv Eastern person to Oregon may deposit the re- Pacifio ageut and the company will do the rest. , ' Now is the time to subscribe for the Oregon Oity Courier. ' Pest clubbing offers we have ever had may be obtain ed now. Oregon Siiotlwe Union Pacific 3-TRA1NS TO THE EAST DAILY 3 Through Pullman standard and tourist sleeping cars daily to Omaha, Chicago Spokane, tourist sleeping cars (personally conductde), weekly to Chicago and Kan sas city. Reclining chair cars (seats free) to the East daily. 70 HOURS PORTLAND TO CHICAGO No chance of cars 70 1 ML DEPART TIME SCHEDULES I ARRIVE FOR from Portland, Ore.. FROM Portland S Uke- Denver- F- l aLvl. C-5'- Lo". Chicago s25 P- Huntlnn" S lfo m Worth- Omaha, Kansas . . Spokane Walla Walla, Lewiston, Flyer Spokane, Wallace, Pull- 6:15 p.m. man, Minneapolis, St, 8:00 a. m via Paul, Duluth, Milwaukee, Spokane Chicago and East. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE For Astoria, wav oolnts and North Beach Dal lv (exceot SundavJ at at 8 P. m.; Saturday at 10:00 d. m. Dailv service (water permitting) on Willamette and Yamhill Rivers. For full information ask or Write your nearest ticket agent. Wm. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent. The Oregon Railroad and Navagatlos Portland.Ore IS YOUR FARM FOR SALE? Results testify to our enterprise and hustle who sold your neighbors farm? If we didn't it b one of the few exceptions. We want the sale of more farms that are offered at right Prices. C. N. PLOWMAN & CO., Over Bank of Oregon City PROSPERITY Dates from the first dollar saved. Per haps the best reason for saving money is, that practically nothing can be ac complished without it. You must have it to si art you in business, to furnish your home, to educate your children, to protect you against sickness or misfor tune, and to provide for you a comfort able, independent old age. MAKE YOUR START TODAY. DO IT NOW. Bank of Oregon City W. A. HEYLMAN Attorney at Law Estacada, Oregon Eby&Eby ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW General Practice, Deeds, Mortgages and Abstracts careiully made. Money to loan on good security. Chafes reasonable. George C. Brownell ATT'Y AT LAW OREGON CITY, OREGON O. W. Eastham LAWYER Legal work of all kinds carefully attended to. Charges moderate. Office over Bank of Oregon City. Oregon City Oregon. C. D. (h D. C. Latourette ATTY'S AT LAW Commercial, Real Estate and Probate oui Specialties. Office In Commercial Bank Building, Oregon City, Oregon. C. N. Creenman The Pioneer Expressman Established 1865. Prompt delivery to a parts of tin city. Oregon City. Ore. C. Schuebel w. S. U'Rew U'REN & SCHUEBEL Attorneys At Law Will practioe in all courts, make" col lections and settlements of estates, famish abstraots of title, lend you v. j wuu JUA UJUUOjr UU UJBt mortgage. Office in Enterprise build- "ei "'"k - vregon G. B. DIMICK W. A. DIMICK DIMICK (Si, DIMICK Attorneys at Law Notary Public. Estates Settled. Mort gages Foreclosed. Abstracts Furn ished. Money Loaned on Real and Chattel Security. 2, 3 and 4 Garde Bldg., OregonOity, Ore. W. S. EDDY, Veterinary Sargcon Will be located at Fashion Livery Stables in , Oregon City. Gash Meat Market Richard Petzoltf. Prop. Highest Cash Price Paid for Live btcck. Phone 1C33 Main Street Oregon Citv
