Oregon City courier., September 16, 1910, Page 4, Image 4

OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1910
Oregon City Courier
Published Every Friday by
Oregon City Courier Publishing Co.
WILLIAM A. SHEWMAN.
President,
GRADE J. SHEWMAN,
Associate Editor,
Entered in Oregon City Poatofflce a
Second-Claqa Mall.
SUBSCRIPTION HATES.
Six months 7t
Palu in advance, por year II BL
SWEEPING THE NATION
The canting of ones ballot at many
elections in tlie past 1ms been a mere
form tn many, and no interest taken
in the selection of representatives
servants' to do the will of tlio public,
in county and statu elections. In Or
eon this year conditions have
oliannod. Tliore is working in every
manner possible, every underground
channel available, the still hand of
the assembly, tho jziind of tho power
ful machine boss, to swerve tho peo
ple from their course of riirht "id jus
tice to themselves into the hands of
the corrupt political boss rule. The
Courier has always expressed the
greatest faitli in the people and their
ability to govern ana uiaue tnoir own
selections, and it believes that at tlie
coming election, at the primaries,
there will be a very stronuons demon
stration as to what tlie pooplo wish
understood once and for all, as re
gards thoir desires to have upheld
these splendid laws for which the
state has become a leader in the cause
for the people's lights.
There are bofore the votors this fall
at the primaries candidates who have
come out in the open and are support
ing thoBe laws, and there are a few
who have asked the pooplo to reinstate
the bosses. What arj you going to do
about it, Mr. Voter? The Courier
will predict for Olacxauias county
that she will speak in no weak terms
and will decide once for all, that
thore is baokbono and a desiro for
bettor citizenship. Look ovor care
fully the names prosonted to you, and
where tliore is an ollicesookor who
does not Btaud for tho principles that
are right, or where such sincerity is
vascillating or weak or prompted by a
dosire to hoodwink, being tho tools of
coruption, cut hiin out from your
list. Vote for those in whom de
pendence can be placed to properly
oarry out the terms in which you liavo
spoken.
The issues today are primarily the
anti-assembly against tho assembly,
the common people against the cor
ruptionists and boss rulo, the old time
politioal.ringsters, graftors, spoilers,
favoritism and wrookors of decent
government and Immunity. The vote
must be decisive, Tho cry has caught
the eai'B of some of the greatest lead
ers and thinkers cf the nation ; it has
boeu heralded from coast to coast
with tolling etfoct, sweeping the na
tion like a great and warming ray of
sunshine after a darkened cloud of
suppression, distrosB and all that can
be counted as vile and corrupt.
ARMY ENGINEERS INSPECT ORE
GON RECLAMATION WORK.
Menibors of the Board of Army En
Blneers have inspected the Umatilla
irrigation project dining the past,
week and upon their report depends
Oregon's chance of sharing In the $20,-
000,(100 bond issue proposed for tho
com plot ion of Irrigation projects al
ready under way. Tho Inspectors de
clined to make any statement but It.
is regarded as certain that their re
port will bo favorable
They went carefully over the dis
trict and saw thriving oichards.alfalfa
Holds from which three crops have
been cut, and gardens tilled with fine
vegetables. Reclamation service of
ficials told the engineers that condi
tions on the proposed extension of the
project are more favorable than tluwe
on the district where reclamation work
has already proved bo successful. Tho
extension of the project will Irrigate
0(1,000,000 additional.
Beaut Ideation of railroad stations
In Oregon Is planned by tho ltarrlnian
lines, and W. O, Chare has been ap
pointed official landscape architect.
Eugene was tho first city in the state
to adopt modern landscaping ideas
for Its depot grounds and others will
follow suit.
Borland's Harvest Festival, which
was tho big feature of tho past week
in Portland, was tho most successful
such event in tho history of tho city.
The crowds were tho biggest ever at
tending any similar affair in the state,
with the exception or (hp livestock
show at the Lewis and Chirk Pair.
The stock was of a very high class
and the races were run for the biggest
Your Business
Each customer's luihini'ss is au im
portant part of our total business.
This being true, our purpose is to havo
each customer share in the benefits of
every available part of our bank ser
vice. As a customer of this bank, you will
havo a connection with a good, safe in
stitution, where your business will be
appreciated.
THE BANK OF OREGON CITY
Try the New Kind of BOSTON Bread
AT SCHRAPER'S BAKERY
MAIN STREET
Also their Fruit Cakes, Lady Fingers, Macaroons, Angel Food Cakes, Etc Etc
FRESH EVERY DAY
purses ever offered in the Northwest.
The sunort given the Fair was grati
fying and plans are being outlined
for a $1,000,000 livestock show next
year.
Thfi nrecon & Western Colonization
Company, which recently acquired the
big cascaae wagon roau grain, aim
will open up 800,000 acres to settle
ment, tins annointed Earl L. Marvin
formerly state land agent for Idaho,
manager of the property, and the land
is now oeing appraisea preparatory
to opening up for settlement. The
possibilities of irrigation on the lands
are being considered by the owners.
Improvements going forward in Eu
gene and Medford are summarized
and brought to the notice of people In
terested in those communities through
tiio lnvnl miners hv Manaeer Freeman
and Malboeuf of the commercial clubs
of those two thriving cities. 'ine
nlan is an excellent one and serves
as an eye-opener to people at home
who do not realize tne extent oi locai
betterments until the matter is called
to their attention.
Bend is going to get valuable ad
vertising in the East by making a
complete exhibit in the Oregon car
to be shown by the Hill interests.
A splendid collection of products
grown around Bend will be included
In tho exhibit, which will be an object
lesson In what Oregon farms can
grow. It is certain to get good re
sults. Every Oregon town should have
a like showing.
O. A. C. OPENS SOON
Year Begins Sept. 23 With 21 Added
to Faculty and New Buildings.
On September 23 registration for
the new year at the Oregon Agricul
tural College will begin. The insti
tution opens with an. increased faculty
and large additions to its equipment,
Including twenty-one new professors
and assistants and four new buildings.
The new members of the faculty in
clude Dr. E. G. Peterson of Cornell,
orofesor of bacteriology; Dean of Wo
men Anna Z. Crayne of the University
of Virginia and the St. Louis Medical
College; Dr. J. F. Morel of the Uni
versities of Belgium and Paris, in
charge of the new work in veterinary
science; G. It. Samsen, U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, instructor In an
imal husbandry; H. S. Marks, Cornell
Instructor In mechanical engineering;
G. F. Sykes, Brown University, in
structor in zoology and physiology;
S. M. Dolan, Notre Dame, instructor
in mathematics; and Edith Kuney,
Willamette University, Instructor in
modern languages.
The nine new assistants appointed
for the various departments include
H. F. Wilson, University of Illinois
and Colorado Agricultural College, re
search In entomology; Dr. H. H
Severln, University of Wisconsin, re
search ii, botany; F. E. Roland, O. A.
C. '10, horticulture; P. E. Pemot, O.
A. C. 10, electrical engineering, Mrs.
Ida It. Moore, Corvallis, commerce;
E. Ewart, O. A. C. '10, library as
sistant.
Miss Annabelle Lee, University of
Michigan, will he general secretary
of the college Y. W. C. A., and Miss
Annie Pettingell, Simmons College,
Boston, will have charge of the busi
ness management of the women's
dormitory.
Four New Buildings Ready.
The central agricultural hall , the
armory, tho heating plant and the
new rango of greenhouses , for the
horticulture department are all to be
completed ready for occupancy at the
opening of the first semester. Their
construction has cost in the aggregate,
some $134,000, adding greatly to the
facilities for instruction and scientific
research.
The agricultural! hall, a $10,000
brick and stone structure of four
stories containing 42 classrooms, lab
oratories and offices, is south of the
agronomy building, which is connect
ed as a wing. When the horticulture
building, now housed In the south end
of the new building, Is added as a
south wing, the whole will compose
one of the largest and most imposing
ediilces on the campus. The agricul
tural hull also contains at present
the departments of botany and plant
pathology, poultry, husbandry, art
zoology and entomology,, industrial
pedagogy, and the offices of the dean
of the agricultural school and the ex
periment station.
The new range of greenhouses, cost
ing $7,000, gives the horticulture de
partment a total area of 0,700 square
feet under glass. These buildings are
constructed with a cetral two-story
house, with five under glass, three of
them 00x29, and two 30x20 feet.
Hot water heating apparatus will keep
any ono of the houses at any desired
temperature.
The $10,000 armory, the largest of
its kind In the United States, Is a stee'
reinforced concrete structure 355xl2G
feet, with a drill hull furnishing an un-
Is Valuable !
ENTERPRISING
BUSINESS nouses
Continued from Page 1.
9 NUMBER 17 One of the live dry
goods stores of Oregon City is put be
fore you in this number. One of their
Wm. L. Mulvey
In placing before the people of this
county, for their consideration, my
candidacy for the Republican no mi
nation for the cilice of county clerk
for this county, and desiriug to serve
the people in this oftice, winch is re
garded by the voters and taxpayers as
one of the most important of the
county, I beg leave to make to you
the following statement:
I have had three years experience
as deputy in the ottico of tlie county
clerk, during which time I have pot
forth my best efforts to learu fully all
the duties and the work pertaining
thereto. I am deeply sensible of the
importance which this oiliee imposes.
and am fully conlident of my ability
to coudnct and discharge the duties
most satisfactorily, and so stating, de
sire that you personally know that I
shall be most grateful for your assis
tance and support. I trust that you
will duly consider tlie tact ot my
practical experience and ablility und
givo me your support and vote at the
primaries, Stptember 24. I will, if
nominated and elected, give the peo
ple of Clackamas oouuty a clean,
economical and businesslike adminis
tration and prompt, just and court
eous treatment.
W. L. MULVEY.
Paid Adv.
obstructed area of 30,000 spuare feet
and facilities for 1,000 men,
A heating plant for the buildings
of the south side of the campus, of
reinforced concrete, contains a 250
horsepower boiler, and cost $35,000,
A considerable amount of new equip
ment has been added, and will greatly
facilitate instruction during the com
ing year.
Your kidney trouble mav be of long
standing, it may be either acute or
ohronic, but what ever it is Foley's
Kidney Remedy will aid you to'got rid
of it quickly and restore yonr natural
health and vigor. "One bottle ol
Foley's Kidney Remedy made me
well," Baid j Biddull, of Grand
View, Wis., Commence taking it now.
Sold by Jones Drug Co.
Drake for Joint Senator
Dr. Emmet Drake, the Republican
candidate for joint state senator, is n
well known worker for the upbuilding
of Oregou. lie has been secretary of
the Rose Festival Association for
three years without pay. He is a
direotor of the Portland Fair aud
Live Stoak Exposition Co. He is also
president of the Portland Rose Soci
ety. Ho is iudorsod unanimously tor
senator by the Portland Dental Soci
ety (his competitors, who know him
best). He is a friend of the farmer
and livestock raipor and is not now
and I as never been employed by the
corporations, as lias his opponent.
He stands for a square deal.
Pnid Adv.
$100.00 Reward
would Raldly be paid for a cure hv
many people who are crippled with
rheumatism, yet if they only knew
it, they can be cured by a few bottles
ot Ballard's Snow Liniment, aud the
price is only 2ic, fillo audfl per bottle.
Sold by Jones Drug Co.
E. P. DEDMAN
Candidate for the Nomination for
Recorder of Conveyances
In coming before !the people of
Clackamas county, for their endorse
ment for the otileo of Rercordor of
Conveyances of this county, I wish
to say, that I havo had some previous
experience iu the work of said ottlee,
and it is my desire to serve the people
iu that capacity.
1 have been a resident of Clackamas
conuty for thirty-two years, during
wluoti time I Have been almost en
tirely engaged iu farming aud fruit
raising, aud have therefore boon in
close '.ouch with the people who form
the strength and siuew of our couutv,
aud in which U 'located what earthly
possessions I may have and upon
which I pay taxes.
Should the people honor me with
their contldeuce, I shall spare no
pains to administer affairs ethcieutly
aud economically. I shall , be most
grateful for your support ami vote
September 21th, next.
k E. P. DEDMAX.
Paid Adv. Clackamas, Ore.
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exclusive features is Topsy hosiery,
another is Uusiei lirown shoes for the
children and the White House fhoos
for men and women. It is here ou
Hud the Krondhead dress goods tind
the Standard paper patten s. There
are many other exclusive features at
thisrstore but thefe will be sufllcient
to put vou on the right track. This
store has been doing business hero for
four years. It is on a o mor. They
have a splendid line ot dry goods and
furnishing gcods, notions, shoes, etc.
I'hey are known lor their low I rices,
What is the name of this store ai d
tlm location?
NUMBER IS What is tlm name of
the oldest mid largest iion works in
this section of tho valley ? This
works has I eon a going institution for
years. You are also to give its loca
tion and tlie nau e of the firm which
owns aud operates it They are engi
neers', machinists, irou and brass
founders. They are fully equipped
for all kinds of machine work, eaol
one a skilled mechanic in Irs depart
ment. Thoy make a specialty of au-
tomobilo overhauling and fas engine
work, ulso saw mill uiachini ry. Tlii-
iustitunon is so well known that it
will not bo difficult lor tho reader to
identify them readily,
NUMBER ID-There is no men an
tile institution whicti presents a n otp
pleasing acpoit than nn up-to-date
huruiss and I. a'her goofs store, bih!
there is no namo better iilen ified with
that line iu this city than this ono
This institution Iihs be n a going one
for years. It has teen uudcr present
management only six months, al
though tin present proprietor was at
the helm once before. Everything
that is needed to complote the ward
robe of the horse is found here mid
then some. All kinds of leather
Boods. gloves, saddles, whips, robes
blankets, horse boots and turf goods
of every description. All the harness
stock is of home manufacture. He
brings nineteen years of experience in
Portland to the business Hanford's
Balsam of Myrrh can only be had at
this store. Uive the name ana loca
tion.
NUMBER 20 Wheie there is much
land selling there are plenty of real
estate dealers, and in Oregon City
none are better equipped for business,
in the matter of knowledge aud val
ues of laud, than this firm. They
have been doing business in this line
for seven years. They make a spe
cialty of orchard trac ts, fruit lands,
ohicken ranches, and farms. They
also pay close attention to city prop
erty, acreage and timber lands. They
make many exchanges, otttinies gee
ting what each party wauts in this
maimer. Tliey are wine-awase ana
thoroughly reliable, but what of that
if you dont' know tlie name? It is
the name that has the double "oo" in
it. Think it out. Give name of firm
and location of office.
NUMBER 21-There is a busy little
milliueiy and dressmaking parlor in
Oregon City 'which was started only
last, spring. This place has done
much towards supplying the styles
that make the ladies of this city and
surrounding country look so pretty
and handsomely dressed this year.
The young ladies in chaige kuow
their business well, and their trade is
growing each soason. They are now
ready for the fall trade and have a
beautiful l ne of goods to show, the
latest creations in tlie fashion world,
nice line fancy neckwear and hand
kerohiefs. What is the name and lo
cation? NUMBER 22 Where is the black
smith and wagon shop that has a
feed stable on the side? Give the
name of the proprietor. There are
many ieed stables that nave a tiiacK-
smith shop on the side, but this is the
reverse. This shop was started two
years ago, but the present proprie
tors have been in charge but two
mouths. They are mechanics that
know the business and are getting a
izood share of the business. The feed
stable is open at all times and it is a
moBt convenient place to leave your
tarn.
NUMBER 23 This is the new dry
goods Btore, where you tind the Mc
l all paper patterns. It is on a corner
which enables them to nave a rrond
front but causes the width of the
store to diminish at tlie rear. They
narry a splendid lint of dry goods and
slioes aud have become noted lor
their losv prices. They have been do
ing busiuss on saving p l"a n s.
Thoir line of men's and women s
furnishing Roods is very complete.
Your wants will always rcooive tho
most careful attention at this store.
It is their hobby to make it easy and
pleasant for people to shop with them.
Give tlie name and location of this
firm.
NUMBER 24 Where is this millin
ery store? It is kept by a lady whose
husband was formerly engaged in tne
dry goods lino. Give tho namo.
The most tasliionnuio creations in
millinery will always be found in this
store, and the ladies who wish to keep
srrictly up to date in the millinery
line win not tan 10 visit mis store.
Here will also be found a nice line of
ladies' furnishings. This store s his-
Clyde G. Huntley
Republican Candidate for State Sen
ator. Statement No. I Candidate
In 1900 I was a candidate for repre
sentative under the Direct Primary
lawsigned Statement No. 1, and
made good my pledge ov voting ior
tho people's choico for U. S Sonntor.
In this eessiou of the legislature I in
troduced tlie now famous Corrupt
Practices act, which afterward be
came a law by direct vote of the peo
ple. It nominated and elected i win en-
ileavor to have a law pasfed providing
for the election of road supervisors by
the people, iutt'ad of the present sjs
tern which has proven unsatisfactory
iu mauy precincts of our county. Be
ing a heavy taxpayer of this rounty
my iuterett'J are identical with yours.
If elected I promise you a "square
deal" bo far as I am able to deliver
the gocds.
Paid Adv.
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torv elates lafk a dozou yetrs. If we
told what stient it is on jou'v. ould
pick it out readily.
NUMBEIt 25 This is one cf th
live grocery firms of Orngon City
lii(h is sion to moie into a m v
l oild'rg leing luilt ex re ssly for
this store, I y one of the members of
the firm. The firm has been doing
business for two years and their r g
pi riiy is noted by the new qnarteis
being" fitted for' them. They carry
evi rythii g iu grocerh s end provisio' s
and make the prices that phase ti e
p opln. This i not the orig ral his
torical firm which once upon a time
"went nn (he hill" and bad a con
sp'cneus ncRidnt. However they
went up the hill. Now what is the
uanie and lecation of this enterprising
firm?
NUMBER 20 What is the name of
the popular hotel which was built
two years ago and I as !U n:co looms,
all clean, nicely kept and supplied
with the most comfort able bods? In
the dining room breakfast, dinner and
snpi er rome each time as a pleasant
surrr.se to the appetite, in snch a
homo-like wav, going unerr ugly, t.
the hungry spot with that delight so
much nppieciated by the epicure,
liiery thing sorved is first-class, and
it is always uirelv senert. JNo one
ever depa ts from tl i house with a
"grouoh." What is the name audio
cation rf this hotel?
NUMBER 27 What is t'-e namo of
the wagon that U 7ti years old? Mien
yon havo discover; d this you have dis
cover, d the name of a large Portland
implement house of which this firm
has the Oregon City ageccy This
house carries a general Hue of imple
ments every thing for the farmer.
Here are a few of the lines : Hay
wood dump agoiis, Case steel plows,
Bissell chilled plows, Uooeiei drills,
Champiou harvesting niaohinery. Par
ry buggies, Iowa Dairy cream sep
arators, Stover gasoline engines,
Myeis bay tools and so on down the
line. This house knows how to make
the prioes right. Answer tlie ques
tion above, and givo name aud loca
ton of the firm handling these goods
iu Oregon City.
NUMBER 28 Who is the abstractor
in Oregon City who can furnish
along with your abstract of the rec
ords a diagram or plat which explains
and demonstrates your abstract so
that anyone can thoroughly under
stand it? He is a draughtsman as
well as an abstractor. He is also a
notary publio aud an expert at con
veyancing. He has been following
this business here for twenty years
and is au invaluable man to patronize
when you want to know about titles
Give his name and location of his
oHice.
NUMBER 29- Is your coffee light?
Likewise your tea? If not vour meal
is a failure ail round. It is the busi
ness of this onterprising dealer to see
that your cotTeo is right, and likewise
your tea, yonr extracts, jour baking
powder, your spices, eto. Uotteeo,
teas, extracts aud spicks are his
spocialty, and whatever goes out
trom this little store has the word
quality branded all over and through
it. He has heen doing business here
one year. Prompt deliveiy by special
messenger is one of the features of
this store. Give the name aud loca
tion. NUMBER SO It was here in Ore
gon City where that illustrious indi
vidual came into fame. We refer to
tlie gentleman who rushed into an as
sembly of people and earnestly in
quired, "Has anybody here seeu
V The poor man was hungry.
He knew if he could find him he
could get a square meal, one that
would dnve tlie wolr from tlie door
and keep him away for a few hours at
least. It is a very common thing in
Oregon Oity for people to be looking
tor this man. But he has sold out
and there is a new man at the coun
ter. He is experienced and will
maintain the reputation of the house.
You are to supply the name and loca
tion. NUMBER 81 What is the name of
the big amusement parlor that is do
ing the business in this city? Also
give the location and the name of the
firm, Billiards aud pool galore, some
thing doing every miuute f the day
and well into tlie night. Also the
headquarters for smokes and tobaccos
of all kinds, and fresh candies and
soft drinks. They have five tahles and
thoy are kept busy all the time. If
yen aro out looking for Tour friend, it
is ton chances to oue you will find
him here.
NUMBER 32 What is the name of
the oldest and largest bank in Oregon
City? It wa9 established in 1831. Its
last official report made Sept. 1,
shows total resources of i'.)98,554. 20
so close to a million dollars that it
miuht be called a million Its capi
tal stock is $50,000, with a surplus of
that much more aud undivided profits
of f'.),723.y(i. Tlie deposits aggregate
$!W2,'.)24.87, including 174,794.13 in the
savings department. It has a splendid
banking house and nxtures valued at
:!3,41i!). 00. This is just the kind rf a
bank the cautious depositor ib in
search of.
NUMBER 33 What is the name
d.nA location of the competent veter
inary snrgoen who has teen minister
ing to the animal rratermty ot Ulacu-
imiHB county for a dozen years or
more. He is au np-tn-data man. and
that is saving much, for in no branch
of science Iish there been greater pro
gress than in the diseases of tlie ani
mal. This gentlemau is a graduate of
the Ontario Veterinary College, also
of the McKillip School of Surgery of
Chicago. He treats all auimals,
lorses, cattio, dogs, anything that
has a tale to wag.
NUMBER 34 "If you have beauty,
come, I'll take it. ; if you have none,
oonie, I'll mal e it. " This is the in
centive ottered by a certain lea ling
photo studio iu this cty, and it goa,-
witlioutjsaying that its threshold is
crossed by hundreds of the "smart
set" and ether sets, as tho days toll
by. This studio i conducted by a
gentleman who has had years of ex
perience, ovor a year right in this
community. The class of work
turned out is of a very high grade.
It is located centrally and has modern
facilities for good work. Portraits
are the specialty here, although all
classes of work are doue, and in the
highest style known to the art. Give
the name and location,
NUMBER 8: This is the store
where you can purchase one of Eiler's
pianos, a Siuger sewing machine, or
almost any kind of furniture for your
home. A big line of new and second
hand furniture at prices that will
please. Also has second-baud sewing
machines. Very cheap. If you want
a piano or a sewing machine, yon can
get it here and pay for it while you
use it. This store has been doing
business for ouly four months If
you'are not posted on it yon should
ho stirring around. Big bargains are
the rule here. Givo name and loca
tion. NUMBER Sti-What is the came of
the first class hotel in Oregon City
where nil the commercial men stop?
Where is it located and -what is the
usuie of the proprietor? Here they
have steam heat, electiro lights aud
commodious sample rooms. Here they
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JUDGE GRANT B. DIMICK
OREGON CITY, OREGON
Direct Primary Candidate For Republican Nomination For
GOVERNOR
Judge Lowell, of Umatilla county, building and that he will oppose any
in a. published mtorview says : "In 1 attempt to destroy t.ho direct primary
my belief the anti-assembly forces ! or the initiative and referendum,
should concentrate on Grant B. Dim- j "He declares he desires to have the
ick for Governor, and put him in following written after his name on
nomination. - - - "Up in my country
they look on Dimick as a safe man
and would make a Bafn Governor.
Tlie Capital Journal, of Salem,
owned and edited by Col. Hofer, in a
published editorial in his paper im
mediately after Judge Dimick filed
his declaration with the Secretary
of State, said :
"Couuty Judge Diunck, of Orgou
City, has come out for governor on
the Direct frimary and economy is
sues tie lias niea witn
the secretary of state his intentions
to become a candidate for governor on
the Republican ticket, declaring that
he places himself before the direct
primary for nomination.
In Ins declaration tie says lie is op
posed to extravagant appropriations
as well as the creation or additional
berths for salaried officers, boards aud
commissions. He states lie is in favor
of more uniform system of highway
have the genial hospitaIity and the
best accommodations for the traveling
publio. Here thoy serve tlie best
nioals and have the most luxurious
beds and rooms. These are the things
that oatoh the heart of the "knights
ot the road. " It is here that you
should send your friends when they
come to town.
NUMBER 87 Here is a market
which has heen slashing away ou
fresh and salt meats in the same loca
tion for a period of ten years. There
is no market in Uregou that dispenses
better meats. They buy aud butcher
their own stock Bud are always in the
market for good fat stock of all kinds.
Their kettle rendered lard has a repu
tation among the people of Oregon
Oity as being the best that can be
bought. Their sausages have a walk
away on all other makes. They are
also noted for their prompt and ac
curate! delivery and universal cour
tesy. They are on Main srtreet. Give
the name of the market, street nuniuer
and name of the proprietor.
NUMBER 88 What is the name
and location of the "tig, busy drug
store of Oreg n City?" It fills a room
having seventy-five feet front, divided
into various artistio departments.
Here are found all the accessories to
heath and bodily comfort and then
some. They are headquarters for
Kodaks, tilki ig ninohinos aud records,
fine stut ionery, school supplies, cut
glass aud chin specialties; exclusive
handlers of the Kexau remedies
Sheriii-Williani8 paints (that cover
the earth), and many other lines of
star.le merchandise. They have a
large line of leather goods and um
brellas, the biggest variety of pest
oards in the city, andthey have photo
suupplies of all kinds, and do devei-
i ne aud printing ior amateurs
They handle framed pictures and make
picture frames to order, xou cannot
misn this one.
NUMBER 39 Do you know where
in Oregon City is the little mark
with the big business? The last name
in tha firm is "Brothers.' its deliv
ery wajons, two in iiumtier, go an
over the city, and if yon will watch
where thoy stop vou will know where
t ie b st people li e. They handle the
choicest of meats, beit, perk, mutton
aud veal. Also hams, bacon and lard.
Their sausages are known for their
excellence. They hutoher all their
own supply. They have been doing
business here for four years, on a
"high plain." Give tlie lwne and
location of this firm
NUMBER 40 What is the name
and location ot a prominent tea store
which recently came iuto new ha ds,
and what is the name of the new
firm? Thoy also liaudhi givicsries,
fancy an staple, and take great pains
to Bee that everything is of the high
e t quality. They nra np on tlie hill,
yes. and they are building np a
b.i8-ness that should inluenco yon to
test the qualitv of their goods and
prices. '1 lie same firm used to ue
down on Main street, but with a
different line of teas and coffees.
They will be glad to give you one of
their printed lists of china, glass,
grauite and other wares which they
distribute on the conditions named
as inducements for business.
NUMBER 41 This store used to be
called the "H. H. " store, but now it
is the "M. M. " The 'iue of goods is
groceries, fancy and staple. It has
been under present management but
one month. They have their own
delivery wagons which go to all parts
of town with t he freshest things for
the table. This is" where you get the
excellent "Vim" flour, made at St.
John. There is none superior as
every housewife who has tried it will
aver. The new firm at this store is
bidding lively for business and they
are getting it. They will be ghd to
numbr you among their patrons.
Give the name of the firm aud the lo
cation. NUMBER 42 What is tie name
and ljcation of one of Oregon City's
prominent pbarmacies which has been
a going institntiion for many yesrs
anil which is owned by an incorpor
ated company? It is the store where
the ballot: 'Republican who endorses
the primary law and strict economy in
publio affairs. '
"Tho people appreoiate the staud
that Judge Dimick has taken for pro
gressive policies in our state affairs,
and he is today before "tlie peoplo on
a clean aud outspoken platform.
"116 was born aud raised in this
conuty aud there is u o reason why he
should not get a large vote in old
Marion.
"Judge Dimick was mayor of Ore
gon City four terms "and was presi
dential elector once aud is serving as
couuty judge now.
"He has had a groat deal of train
iug and equipment for the office of
governor, and besides ho is a native
of Oregon.
"The Capital Journal believes tha
people could do worse than make
Judgs Dimick governor aud it wishes
him success." Paid Adv.
you get the exoollent Nyall lvjmodies,
kuown, everywhere as beiug the high
est perfection of manufacturing chem
istry a remedy for almost every ail
ment. It is the store where you flnel
the New Era Acme Quality paints, it
is the store where you fiud a big line
ot school supplies and stationery, it
is the store whore they have a repu
tation for accuincy iu the fili ng of all
prescription1. Give Hie name aud lo
cation of this busy institution.
Take Herbim for heartburn, sour
belching or constipation, it oleauses
and strengthens the liver, stomach
and bowels. Price EOo. Sold by
Jones Drug Co..
. A. Magone
Candidate for Republican Nom
ination for Representative
Stands for Direct Primary
and Statement No. i. No
Special Privileges. Eqaality
to all.
If I am nominated and elect
ed, I will, during my term of
office, stand for economy in
appropriations; for the up
buildingof our public schools;
for just and equal taxes to all
and for no special privileges;
I will oppose measures to
raise salaries of officers while
they are in office, believing
that if a man accepts an office
at a stated salary, he should
draw that much and no more.
I will also oppose measures
creating positions for office
seekers. I endorse the direct
primary law, and will op
pose any measure, the pur
pose of which is to nullify or
repeal it.
I have signed Statement
No. 1, and most sincerely be
lieve in it.
M. A. Magone
R. F. D. No. 5, Bolton
Paid Adv.
Frequently and for r.o ap
parent reason when they
nave nurniH.
WHITL'3
CREAM VERMIFUGE
l the remedy needed.
It destroys and rpmnvs worms,
strengthens the stomach and re
stores healthy conditions. A few
doses brines baek rnsv phka
cheerfulness.
per Bottle.
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JONES DRUG CO., Inc.
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