1
COUNTY NBVS HUMS
vu ni vc-r hetter, unit iiany ar still Inisy
haul nt ir their la-l year's er to make
room lor the new.
Intorostintc TUI-bit tinlhrifn: I!t
Artlv Curp of Keifiilnr t on.
trlhnlors.
' the Rivod appeal a w as well as eoiiifort of
j llielr property.
The Catholics have repainted llietrclmivli
n j ami lilted up llie p'vnmls, which icake-a it j Sexeral of tlu yining ladle mail rnh iila
second to none in tlieliimolcouiilry rlimvli ti tot iiIumiiU. g the ddinit t tliKlilattd
properly, Sunday tltul they itnglit learn the oeinmiony
Ki-ntik Spnrlak i .l.lliir a eot of while i '' ' ""' "'' to '"'; " "' "''"lit
load to his new and decant Mt.lemv which !",! n,l''H mitlnnn ill now p, iiy
I,
t'herryvllle.
A fatal aoeutetl occurred tour miles sonin , hl, (,, SM11 j,,.,,. lornevtipanev
of onr villas Aaron Feniniore was .li,- j ,,mf w ,M,'vt (f R
ging for r. Kvans, an, readied a ; vj T,;ttr.Uy rUl!l, ,,,,k.
depth ol nearly forty li Vor several .lays ; , . .,., , .
I ' ' I I- "I" .......
- M'hcHl ol' that flue for the en-
Uie men had noticed while Ulo a slitting
tnllnenoa in the airol the welt, but n'rsiMcl
tn their wvrk. On Tuesday A. M., June l,
Mr. Fenunore saht hwas Must oviov
ened ami asked to tie taken Uv. Mr. Ksans
promptly lowered the-bucket ami drew his
friend rapidly upward. When aix feet
from the too Mr. Fanimore lost conscious
ness and fell backrl into tha well a dis
tance of over thirty feet, (r:ieturini the up
per part of his skull on the sharp rocks.
Mr. Yawoe Pukes who want down to at
taoh a rone lo the body was nearly overcome
by the damp, though scarcely a moment at
the bottom. Mr. rYniinore was a veteran
old ice and Tost Oommanderol the late Ly
on Post ti, A. R., of Sandy, Oregon. He
leave a R and ten children. The eldest
the nhli'
sninjj year.
Miss Myrtle llowt lt, of t'a ten nli, lias a
class of nine in instntHientat mttaic which
she instructs in that art every Friday and
Saturday, Mm Howell is well accom
plished, and we predict for her nothing but
success.
Miss Kate Kehni is the recipient of an ele
jjant type writer which was presented to
her a short lime since Her school closed a
short time ao, and she will oceupy astreater
portion of her time this summer lecturing
in dillerent localities tliroiislioiit the slate
of Oregvm.
V. W. Jesse, our lea ling nien-hant, talks
wine of moving hi stock of gomls to Har
ts Mrs. taenia of anconver. The other; lows. We regret very much to losehlm;
nine are at home. Tliree of the hoys are j tun should ho make the change Harlow
nearty s4" aye. j can boast then of what we do now , one of
The travel on the mountain road is be
comiugUvely. Several handsof horses have
recently come over.
Herman Kruns. of Sandy, has completed
the Tirs on tlie Alder Cnvk bridge. It is
now seral feet higher, well planked, and
very much improved. Lawtkhx.
Xlnk. I
Farmers are Vusy mow ing fern in their j
spring grain. There is an unusual good
crop of thesaiueou account of the early
pkiwing.
Ed. HwiTsamh leaves for Tillamcwk on
Thursday, ife will make his home there.
He sold iiis place here for live thousand
dollars.
Some men here refuse to pay their school
lax. TheA--aim there is no use of voting a
tax ever- year. Vote one tax, they say,
and make -it high enough to last ten or fif
teen years. Perhaps the sheriff will collect it.
ThemulK evening while Mr. E. J. H. was
retting ready to retire tor the night there
was a knock at theiloor. He asked, " Who
is there? The answer was, -Open ihe door."
The voice-was that of his deceased w ife. He
refused to open the door-
afraid?
jected.
the squares! men in the stale to do business
with.
II seems to nie MacksbtirgrouM atford a
correspondent. What's the matter. Macks
burg? Wake up! t!et into line; the pro
cession is moving onw anl and the bugle has
sounded time and time again, fetus hear
from on. Shorty.
June e. lsvt.
them hut another wedding. Mr, Win, Ten-
l.ivrry, l-Ye Suit' Stalilu
ORECON CITY.
Ult ATKII IIKI'WSKK 1 1I K tmilniK AND
I'Kl'oT
IhniliUi ii ml Singlo Uin, ttml wnl
(llii hum iihvavH tut lutml itt t Ito
neMet will be aiming the new readcraof j lowt'.st pricr!. A t'omill Pittlltoi'lt'il
vour valuable .laix.r. lloKNun a. Wil t IIH Imi'll lot lHi 81O0R
Information regnrdinu nnv k i nil ol
stock promptly atli'tnlml to by person ol
letter,
Horses Dought and Sold.
0. J. LOVDJ0Y,
- n mm a h-
Plain and Fancy Groceries.
Meadow, Imi
Ms. Kiutos:
I The other day c fell in with Oiarley
j Cutting, the sae of I.atvh valley. V in
quired as to what progress he was making
on his book "The tireat Eternal Magnet."
He replied that it wa pnigressing liuely.
AVe said :
"Charley, give us a few pointer on the
theory you are gtung lo spring on the atari
led world, fur the benefit of Ta EsTKaratsa
readers."
"Well, 1 will tell you something of my
Petty theory he said, and why I am living
; in snch seclusion."
j "When 1 look back over my past life it
j looks to me like a hcau'iful picture, in the
viewing of which I have much to lie thank-
because he was fill for and nothing to regret. I thank !io.l
O. no. But because wife No. Job- ' (in ! for my enemies as well as my friends. '
As Mr. H. is not a drinking man j 1 have been iin!lcl to lead the life and la'
carver w
I'nlon Mills.
The rains of the last few days are of grat
hcuclll lo the late sown grain, and Insure an
Immense crop of wheat and oats In this
part ol'I'lackanuiscoiinlv. Fruit also looks
well except cherries, which blighted badly.
Mr. tl. J. Trullmger has ordered the ma
chinery lor a ftill roller llouriug mill, and
and will proceed lo put the same tn place
so that by the vime new wheal is ready to
grind he expects to have as complete a mill
as money can buy. Mr, Trulllnger thinks
that the best it none too good, therefore will
use no second hand machinery in his milt.
The old machinery now In tha mill will he
torn out completely. Ilia rtHirted that the
new nrill w ill have a daily rapacity of lift I (jflflD BEDS AND BEST
barrels of nour, Mr. J, 1. Logan, the pres
ent lessee of the mill, will have the hand
ling ol the roller mill.
Work on the Huscll ,v Stewart saw mill
at Wright's luidge Is progressing rapidly.
Miss Kimna Logan, of Pavenpnrt, Iowa,
is spending the summer with her brother, J.
P. Uigan,
The Farmers' Alliance will hold a picnic
at Wright's spring on the Fourth, Prof.
Kork w ill he the orator ot the day.
Molatla lirauve, at its last meeting, decided
to paint their hall and let the contract to
iteuia n Wright. Whykr.
June H, txi!
The l.ovejoy Hotel sets the Ix-st table In
the city with tha very choicest iho market
affords, ,
'KODATIP'"
loasita nil urn iNn M
' otrr
Sullivan & : Davidson
OSWF'.UO, OKKUON.
Tie oilr DROOOISTS ietweca Partlici and
ortgoi city.
I'srry a lull Hue of
' liNI'UN, UKtlll'IMta, Toll kr AHnCUS, SO-
1 ti,ins ami avsknt l tooia,
! I'KfSt Htl'TIONi t'AKKrt l l.V t'OVtltllMlKI)
THE
Mountain Bluff Meat Market!
ORECON CITY,
! the pure where jnu ran always (nit the
rhulceit ni all kind, ot (rest) meals. Also
Iheeholeetl brands nf Hams, Haeau,
Unl. Bultrr, Cheese,
Etc., with Curuel berl
THAT HAS NO RIVAL.
J. P. CROCKER, - Proprietor
Custom Carding.
i
rfl to tia 'lr.t 'lna work I
Carding Rolls I
$3,300! -:
BOOTSaml SHOES
Bankrupt Stock
OK
BOOTS : :
account for it if you can. Call it imagina-1 the character thai I am. Mv
uon or wnai you piease. me anove is as j marKeu out tn-tore my birtli. I came not to ! iiinir anil
he stated it. Wj omit to give the name in ' coi (hum tie world, but that the world'
flill for several reasons.
A little boy had his head badly cut with a
hat while playing hall at school, lie was I
atruck just above the eye, and for a time it !
FUK
Until for Comforter and
Mattroise. I
SHOES
Ytnu
Yum
YOI'H
voru
Ytl' it
YtU'H
i n am r
i ham !:
en ami:
t'HAMI
t HAM I
CHAM !;
Do you want a lot
Tha will noi cost you
a dollar in monoy?
Nil
Nil
Vi
Nil
TII-ION INQUIRE Ol?' T2Xi;
lie
I'jli;: hslM
p. i', wiNKsur,
r. act,
CHineseteScmptti
Undertakers &. emdalmero
Largest stock ol Collins ami Ca-kels kefl Sonlli o ti t Iwn.l, Alor
and .Metallic C.ikel" iinlhri to order l.adiea llurial ll.,!
lieiils llurial liolaia III bH k,
l,v W'n.r, .ii a 1 1 1 ( 'ill-t'illi'H MllLilllV llilfsil Sim, i,,,, .
nil I'larksinidiinL' n t!inrt n
li,
i,
MRS.
C. H.
L BURMEIST
A a rrt i r n la..
Silverware
r . r r
: i nno r r-t . .
vL-vvyrwj, wrcu a ,i
ALL IEPAIiRIIsrCr WAITAK
through me mav have knou ledge : mv life
was given me not fur my own, but the ' Highest piiif paid fur Wool.
word's benefit."
"Well, Charley, in it gard to the creation,'
MILWAUKEE CUSTOM CARDING MILLS.
was feared that the eye w as injured, hut on I we hinted.
-closer examination it was found to he all "It is my belief," was the reply, "that
right. ImI Mils all nature and all things in nature.
Lightning struck an old dead tree here ' """lsition of mind and mat
last tiaMrday. Bark and splinters were ,er N the theory of creation. Krom
aeatterwl around for a hundred feet or more. ! lI" VnM H'",r"1 ""Mhi, h is (iod), mat
iuitea number saw it strike the tree. j us ""P"'K"aled with life and it moved
Musk, j ai111 ,ia(l heing. Life pulsates from that
" j (treat center every 2d days as it does in our
t anoy life every second. The greuter IhkIv is made
On Mav 31 we had as guest in ourritv a ! Ul' of b",lies- (ur s"lf system is
-dolegalkm from Portland in the persons' of , "e "r is ,,le heirt "f r planet
'aptain ButterHeld, Captain Wells, Captain ! ttr-v b",l-v' l"1 life i'"1'"-5 in "" planetary
Alder, Engineer McCaw, and Lieutenant ! M """'"B '' 'b and rh.w of our
F. E Caeto, of Kirst Kegiment Oregon Xa- 1 ,xean li,le- 0,,r (mn U "" essarily u
: oense wnij , inn f.iuipiy uie (Tiller ol our
j system. The dark S.ot wen on the sun are
tional Cmards. These gentlemen constj
tuted a committee sent out by Colonel Sum
mers to look for a location on which lo hold
their first annual encampment. The ofti--cers
of oar board of trade took the commit
tee in charge and showd them over the pro
posed grounds. They were so well pleased
with tlie surroundings that they considered
it useieea to look farther and gave us the
-assurance that they would use all their in
fluence to liavethe camp located here. The
-committee ieurned to Portland on the even
ing train.
Strawberriea are being shipped from here
in large quantities. The crop will be very
-large.
W. S. Kellapg has his new building nearly
completed and nill be ready for business by
the first of nejot week.
ifr. Wesley iiggs intends to have his
new residence completed in about tenjlays.
Mr. John Limes, late of Barlows, i pre
paring to build oa his property here.
Mr. lames Evaes, is having the lumber
.hauled on he ground for his large store
building, which he intends erecting imme
diately. TLii will be the third building Mr.
.Evans will liave buili here this season.
Look bete, Shorty. I am awful busy this
week, but 1 shall keep you in mind, as I j
awe yon one, Jiud shall eudoavorto pay you
bacJin full. I
The Good Templars of this place gave a I
basket sociable Last Tuesday evening. The
attendance was rery large. Ttie proceeds
netted the organization thjrty-six dollars.
0.
Jut 2, 489JL
Sear Era.
The spiritual cauip meeting commences
next W'eduesday at their grounds in this
place, and will continue nearly one month.
Millard Hyatt contemplates making a trip
to Southern Oregon sometime in the near
future.
Hay, Mr. Phonix, wonder why orne of
. our young men are so interested of late in
affairs about Meadow Brook.
The people of Tinkertown will soon pre
sent a petition to tlie honorable couty court
to have a road changed that leads from
Brown's school house across Beaver creek
to the top of the McCord hill.
There are two hundred ares of potatoes
growing within a radius of two and a half
miles of the Brown's school house.
Miss Maud Maddock sent a box of beau-
ful Dowers to Mrs. Biessing, of East Port
land to decorate the grave of her son that
was acidentally shot and killed last February.
Messrs. Rider and Criteser Bros, are build
ing a darn at their saw mill to make a pond
in which to keep their logs.
The German Evangelical Association of
this place have broke up the ground in their
church lot, and have papered and painted
their church inside, which adds greatly to
ojenings and we look through into space
and it looks dark."
Such in brief is the embryo upon which is
built the argument in the forthcoming
work that may revolutionize (?) the scien
tific world by its originality.
Considerable interest is taken in the
Moiintaimlale Sunday school at present,
w hich is a credit to our community.
On Sunday, June 11th, there will be
preaching at 11 A. M. by Rev. Crane at
Mountaindale. The public are cordially re
quested to be present, as the intention is to
have a social basket dinner and a general
good time. We hojie our friends will bear
in milid that your correspondent's favorite
viand is gooseberry pie.
We learn there is a plan on foot to have a
basket sociable and iiterary concert at
Betliel school house on the evening of June
19th to raise the w herewith to make some
much needed repairs on the school building.
Mr. Davidson Robeson is confined to the
house from an old injury received in the
late unpleasantness.
Mr. frcottof Mt. Angel lias brought a band
of about 50 cattle to recruit for the market
on the mountain fatness. JIo has rented a
portion of D. W. lliirncy's mammoth
ranch.
Miss Cora Corner is at home on a visit.
Some one wears a bright and hopeful
counUinarioein consequence.
Mr. S. K. Dix, who has had a long siege
witii la grippe, is improving we are glad to
rcjiort though the improvement is but slow
Rome of our leading citizens are in favor
of celebrating the glorious Fourth by a ru
ral picnic near Canyon creek bridge; thence
to the school building in the evening to
witness a flag raising. Friends, we can pass
apieasanter day than in the dust and din
of a remote celebration. Phiknix.
June 3, 1!)1.
To I' HoM lit "ill IVnts mi tlie
Oollur for l' iIuvh only.
Cull I'ttrly if you wmit your
ami avoid tlio rush.
Celebrated Frcnclj Cure,
to cure
APHR0DITINE"2
BEfQRr
Is Sot o OK A
POSITIVE
GUARANTEE
tni-tim anv (itrm
ol nervous ilira
or say Uisonter ot
lh generative or-
ahether arlftiu,: .
friiiiitheexeemme .I- r
IlMlilf Kli iiiiiImi,i AFTfO
immceo omnium, or llmiunri youthful ia-llri-tlon,
over Indulm-nce, Ac .such liwul Hrsln
Power, Wakebihiem, Ki-arinc ilnwn I'nim In (No
baek.Semlnal Weakness. Hysteria. Nervous Pr-
trallnn, Nia-turnal Kmbnimm, l.e'ienrrho a, li-liui-x,
VV. ak Memnrv, l.inf power sn-l Imi.v
trni'y.WhtrhllllndiTlrdnltrn lisillo .rt-..),l,,.
old siro ami lnaiiitv. Prlre i ol a eixues
lor .i 'O. ienl by mall on rreelvt ol price-
A W RIT. tV i-ARANTF.K l glrn for
every I vui unler rrrelwl, tn refund the mnin-r If
a I'ertnaueiit eur Is not erTis-tnt. W hava
thou-auilsol ti-stlinnnlH! from old ami yniinir.
ol bnth wtea.whohaie been nermanentlv rumi
by tlieuseul Aphroillllne. Circular Ireu. A'WreM
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
TVestern Branch, Hut a, PoaTUsu, Oa
Kor sale by Cliarmun & Co.
I'rngtfista, Oreifon City Or.
pick.
The Great risistoni
Store.
Mayer & Ackerman, Props.
J. TKtXIIATII.
II. TRCMHAtll.
GREAT REDUCTION IN
PHOTO G R A PS
the oM entablUht'd and reliable
phdtogmphor,
ZEHZEOJERIE
abinrt lhloKrnhi., 4 prriloi.
C'larki.
Mr. Miller is erecting a tine large ham in
place of the one lately burned.
The new church was raised Friday, and
will be enclosed during the present week.
The Alliance held an important meeting
rsaiurnay wmcn was well attended.
A large numlier of the patrons of our
public school called Friday to witness the
regular monthly literary exercises, and
expressed themselves well pleasod. Come
again; you are alwnys welcome, and your
presence is an encouragement to the school.
Miss Ina Lee, one of Clarks' most popu
lar young ladies, has been spending the
week with friends in Oregon City, and ap
pears much improved in health.
The monster la gripe has not yet loosed
his hold. Several new eases were reported
tlie paat week, while most cases ol long
standing are convalescing.
Heccnt showers have made the farmers
all happy. The prospect Tor abumlunt crops
QUEEN BEE
RESTAURANT
and LUNCH COUNTER.
Meals served day anil night. Oysters anil
( hops in any style. Side entrance
fur ladies.
MAIN STI1K FT, - OI1KOON CITY,
TREMBATH BROS.
FISH MARKET.
All kinds of Fresh ami Salt Water Fish.
Oysters, Crabs and ("lama. Poultry
an I gamo of all kinds in their
season. Orilora llllcd and de
livered to anv part of
tho city.
B. .8 Bellomy,
IT. CIIAKMAN lUtOS.' UriLMNli,
Carries a Full Stock of
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
NOTIONS and
Household Furnishings
. New and Secoml-IIand Furniture
Nought and Hold.
Can give vou a bargain.
P I
I B Su L
Ihalcr iii WIMkiU S. ImmiKS am- HUM'S mi.) all t
1 . I i I'M . llf .......
ii in i Mir i ii a nun r ,11 r. in i r ii
M(l l.l'IMJS, I'.IUfKKTS, STAIUS am. STAIR
KAII.IMi, NKUIM, I'liSTS, Krc, nil '
from Thormihly Siinniml l.uiuUr.
T. d.l.ii,,. llr.I. i,i I .,!! ,.f i'..l.;....i U ...L f :
Work ir. iii pt ty ttcn.. t... Ksinimtra furiuW
nlnl sntiifiii'ttili giliiraii(.-i..
Shop cn Wiilcr St.
aojoihiNo poi'r eo.'a
Hnt)wiit a huh,
Orriroii
(JE PIER
mi ti ii it i . a
-m M 1 1 1 , n I I A li .1 I B i
m iiiiiii nriTiTiniin imrrnirm tv
V U UIIIN I'l 1 1 I I I I I III I I I I I II
A.B llir lllllllllll I 1RI M I M I si
wvj urn l 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 .iii. v
I I XI'i'lill ll I UK AM) i I'l, t I.I ll i IN
M. II. Flanagan.
j. r. inn
JOHN A. BECK,
THt
RELIABLE JEWELER
Corner of Front and Morrinon,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
IS STILL ON EARTH.
For general repairing he standi!
without a peer. For firHt-elaHP, re
liable goods his store is second to
none. Try him I
Flanagan & Hill,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LIOUOR STORE.
KKRPS ON HANI) THE IIKHT RKI.KCTlOJi
ol Wlnea, Lhpinrs, Ale, Heer, Ac., In lif
tniind In the Htatt. Id Logus-Eastbam block
Give me a call.
HALF AND HALF ON DRAUGHT.
5- R
There set.
tied in Ba-
QUARTER
ker county. Ore- r rj n
gon, near what UT il
is now Baker City, nP U "Pt irtr
a man who has since ILIl 1 Ufl I
become Identilicd with the resources and nn
development of that country. Thin man rtlU
is no other than Mr. John Stewart, one of the
wealthiest and most Influential cltisens in the
county. In a recent letter he says t " I had been
suffering from pains In my back and general kid
ney complaint for some time, and hadused many
remedies without any but temporary relief. The
pains in my back had become so severe that t wns
prevented from attending to my work and could
not move shout without the use of a cane. Hear
ing, through a frietid, of the wonderful cures ef.
fected by Oregon KidueyTea,I was induced tolry
a box, and from that very first dose I found instant
relief, and before using half the contents of the
boa the pains In my back entirely disappeared.
I have every faith in the rirtues of the Oregon
Kidney Tea, andean conscientiously recommend
it to my friends. I would not be without it fur
anything."
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache. Inconll.
nence of urine, brick dust sediment, burning or
painiui sensation wnile urinating, and all allec
tlonsof the kidney or urinary organs of either sex.
FOB AAl.g BY
CIIAKMAN A CO,, DRUGGISTS.
CLIFF : HOUSE,
J. Bitner, Proprietor.
The only first-class Hotel
in Oregon City.
BEST ROOMS. COOD BOARD
OKO. C. KI.Y
W. I. RAIICII
ELY &RACJCH
DEALERS IN
Merchandise.
nT HI A M f - I Mro . ",,'J,
i Wll 111 I w SIM 1 J 1
M '
m r i m
batches. Jewelry, Clocks and
cnl floods.
Ki.'i Kirnt Stnrt, Nmr Morriwm St. Lnilien' F'rivnto Kntrnnoo
OltliKIIS FHiim TIIK I'lil NTHV HOI ti tTFD
I M. H
Tin- afkiiiif.lK,., I.M.Iiiii; tleali ra in
GENERAL MERHHANniSP
a w
Storo located at Mountain View, on
Molallaroad, one milo Bouth
. east of Oregon City.
00
We deal in Flour, Corn Meal, Feeil.
Orrjeerieri of all kinds, Hoots and Hlioeg,
(rents' Underwear and other stylus of
Clothing, and numerous otlmr articles
suitable for the needs of the farmer and
his family. By prompt and fair doalinur
we hope to receive in future, as in the
past, it lihoru.1 share of patronage.
iT"The highest market 'prico paid
for flutter, Ekks and Fowls.
September 11, 1SU0.
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vtr MtLH i 3mm in r wwzx
mw mmxm ffiss
KOI.K AfllCNT8 l TIIK CICI.KIIKATED
ED : SCHOOL: HOUSE :
f'i givat variety.
TH03. CHARfVlAN &
SE
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