n:NKovt:it i'iikaciikh I'om.iNM.
MiuckIIh' (iM Soiik too M i'ii ii to I'liy
Hull Itrnl,
riintinyir ixlilliltnl IiIn Clovuliuiil
lnnljtti wltt'ii Iiii i-kIiim-iI U lilru hull In
thia city on Muiiiluy mi tlmt "llm pour
liiliorlnu until mill llm lurnuir" wliiwu
(rlmul nml NilviH-nlii lin i'H ii, mlht
Imvti eliunce to ri'l wlillr linliniii Iti
lilt piillllrul tliuiln Hgulnallliii old uiU'
mnl In luvor ul liU I'ltmlliliti'y (or llm
I'nllcil Hluli'N aiMiiile. liiHtfu.il of liiriiiK
liull where IiIn luarora nilulil lit coin
fotUliln lie took tlimn up on tlio hill tu a
iilln ul alone where tlmy could ellliin
in
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llnil tliti auft ulilii of rock, t i t tip
on tlmlr Iihiiih Ikh or aland orouml
kiiil shiver in tlm rolil wlml ami rain
while lio prtMicliml ropiillNiu mi rtuinoy
frlam. A crowd ol not lo exceed 700,
bout liulf o( whom were Kipulii)U Mini
tliu utlii'r liulf rpulillrmm ami (Iciii'xmta
sliout iM(ully (IIvIiIihI, wore ifullicrod
shout the speaker mid listened to till
lirli (or hii dour mul ft lil( with hut
llltlu eitthUHlsam. A lew of hi moil
ardent Milliliters hml their Wine nikunlly
I UK ((C't'uli'H on mnl thought the eiowil an
Imiiicliae hub. Stripped ol the stories ol
iluiihifiil hiH-h tlon mnl hid self lamia-
tory ri'inmliN thorn wits very littlii to
tlm aieori tlmt wntilil Inlliieiire a re
puhllrmi or tli'tnix-nii to i-iimiue hl vole
In favor of popullain.
Ti:e ll)' llilmule
Oil Halurtluy ol thia week ('oinpuiiv 1
A of tlm H"V' Hrluaile will tvn a picnic
to the other riimpaitli- In thia city l
(ilalnloiiu Turk, Thn tirinioln Ima now
IxM-oiim an established fai-tur in tho
Christian work of tlm city, Co. A ol the
llnpliitt church, A. K. ritulth, captain,
L. Case, Fiiat I.leiikMiant ami Sam
Jtoakn, Second Lieutenant, ntitiiherintf
members, Co. II of Ihe I'resbyterlun
clmri'li, AriK'iiN MstlifMin, captain anil
John 1'ntthsrd, First Lieutenant, 35
members kiiil Company C of llm (Nm
ltr uiitliiiml cliurrh, lieu. Falieher, rap
Will Itoake, Kirnt Lieutenant and S.
Ni'f'tP'r, Second Lieutenant,!!" iiteniliere.
It la llm Intention lo have a halation
drill lu llm nioriiliiK at (iladatoim after
inari'hlnn down, under tlm command of
Captain liaimiiK and Lieut. I.. I.. Fit li
ens alter which llm companies will ho
disbanded and a kmI Hum enjoyed.
(In Monday evening tlm iiieinlier ol
Co. A will have a competitive drill at
tlm armory under Urn auierviloii ol
some ( the oflloera o Co. F, O. N.tl.
The boy drilling the Itest will be
awarded a medal which lie will he r
rulttod lo carry three niontha when It
will be attain contented (or. It iaet
peeled thai it will be a Very Interesting
drill.
The Molalla saloon, Itrady A Mi-lfcm-oiikIi
proprietor, wit entered Tueaday
nlghl, llm nam opened and TlX)eKtarted.
The thief entered by breaking pane ol
Itlaxa in a rear window, when bo reached
in and loowned the catch and rained the
ah, after which Im coolly entered and
opened llm iale by tnriiinn the combina
tion. Aa It waa changed auinei( wenka
ao, he miiat have lieen an expert at aale
crackliiK, No clue la bad to the burglar.
On Thuraday inorniiin the old Ilartlett
houae on the weat aideuf the river in the
bend Mow town waa diacovered lo be
on (Ire and In a abort time it waa In
rulna. Mr. Catta, the milkman, lived
thereat the time. No particulars aa to
eauae or loaaea are known.
II. Clone, the popular brid'inan
at the Clacknmaa entertained a nurulxr
of liia railroad (ricml on a llahlnKex
curalon lunt Sundiiy.
Them waa a pleaNimt dance at the
Seventh alreet hull on Saturday evening.
Hcillaml kavtliu(.
IiKin.ANii, May 1(1. The long talked
of, much needed road work haa at hint
commenced. A lary force of men ia at
work jilat liclow Wm. Htone'a farm,
blaming out alnnipa, widening tho road,
etc. We underHand ttiat tho work ia lo
ho of a aiibalHiilinl character und to bo
planked and graveled in many plucca.
llev. Sylvanua ol Spriugwater will
prwwU at Hi r-trickland acliool Iiouih)
f next Snndnr. Kev. (iillett of Wood
i burn will bold a aoriea o( meetings at
tho auino achixil hotiHO next week, begin
nlng Monday, the 2Ut. There will he
wvival meetinga at the Hethel church
commencing Juno 5th, conducted by
Rev, Korbp of I'ortliind.
MIhh Cora Swayno of Portland baa
come out to stay with her mother, Mra.
Zurcher, for a couple ol weeka.
Miwi Anna Funk arrived from Wiaeon
ain IhhI week to viait her parents whom
Vhe bud not aeen aince they left Wiacon
'ain over three years ago.
S. K. Hjiragne's whoie (umily, except
ilng hlmaelf, are having a aicge with the
Lrlp, tho buhv enpcciully having brim
very nick.
Mra. Molloy spent several days in
'Portland recently.
I II. E. Ciirtwright is Improving his
place In fine stylo, the neat picket fences
Jumund bla hoiiNO and fluids making the
'nnimiuiti 1ftf.tr vnrv Mt.t.ritcr.ivA.
The (roHt dainuged all tho strawberries
that were in bloom and bud. Currants
that were on exposed branches are also
gone. riums ana vncrrios were conum
'oralily dumnged too.
i Mnaquorade balls are nil the rage here
(now. The one at Mnn'8 lust Saturday
'jiigtit was a great success, there being
tiwenty-seven numbers sold, and all en
jjoyed themselvea.
HUIIOOI, AITOIITIONMKNT Will.
Knllowlng la nlvnn tin niiiutier of dlalrlct,
inline of clerk, ponlnlllce adilrena, liuinlier
of (ilillilron and ainiiiimnl of portloninimt
in their order of tliu acliiaila ol Clai kamaa
county i
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Kltoli Colilreii, ,
Cliua. I), ItoMi, ,
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C. I'. Him '
J. r. I'liinicr , .
(). J. Currln ...
Mllaiiukea I'll I'll
.lliiMiftnl ... IW 1 IH
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h.Kllll M PHI
Manpiaiu ... Ill 111
, Maripiain, , , 47 H7
CiirriiiHvlllo Ml l.'tO
J. ('. H,riiniin I ;! ....
('. It. Uwtliwalt,,('lni'kmnaa
H7 117
II 114
A. KiiKle
Mra. M. K. Krrr
. Molnlla W 70
Mi'nilow HriMik 40 HO
. Currlnavllle M l"
..Halnioii..., 21 71
. Viola 7.1 12ft
. HeatarrVrek H .'
, Mnriiaiu , . Ill 11.1
. Haul Creek 70 120
). A. Joura .. .
Thoa. llm hill
0, (I.Hliine
Ilenry llilghea ...
K. M. Ilartmaii . .
!. W, Hluirord..
(Irorgo Koelilcr . ,
T. (I. Jnimrilll
A I. Wing
A. II. I.lnn
I.. J. IVrilua, . . . .
lima. K. Wagner.,
Jamea A. Hhililny
JntiiM Dickey
K. M. Uxliurn ....
K. M. Taylor
Ida Hlarkaeatlier
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70 120
102 1.12
47 07
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.Handy
.Mackntiurg .
Oregon City
Orvllle ....
Wilnonvllla
Nprlngwaler IUI ,V(
.Molalla
. Iiaiiiawua .
Orrgon Cliy
Milwaukee . .
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no no
7ft 12ft
,'rll 100
Krank Jangar ('arua
III
141 !
H. t' Voiing
II. W.tiraca ..
It. Itullierford .
K. A.Huiilti. ..
1 1. W. ltohhlna
William Hkren
M. I.oiig
llmuaM'iia .
Clnrkri
lligliland . .
Oregon City
Molalla ....
Miillno.. ,
Oiiwego
82 1.12
if! 142
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02 112
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47 7
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K. K. CiiniiiiiKhaoi Aurora .
John Korreer
J. II. Itlller ...
K. I' Karnen
1. V.. 1-oi'K
C. I., l'arry
John A. III. hey
K. V. Ami....
K. A. MelnlK ..
J. C. Ilaluea...
KKle Creek
. Neely
. rtiatlnrd ....
. Cherry villa .. 87 87
. .OreR-ou City 711 12
. . Paiiiawiin
. Hamly ....
..Handy ...
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83 Kl
4 3 Ul
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41 l'3
40 tai
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(ini. A. lUmitlon. I'ark 1'laca .
(I. II. WlM.
J. I". Woodia ..
Joaeph Heir
Jamea fleHhaner
Jim. Iteea
Mra. M. Hlevena
Krank Hawtell .
1'. M. Ilo.vle.....
J. ('. Hiliinlilt...
K. W. Ilaminett
A. C. JohliMiu
I. A. Sllley ... .
Arnliella Imel. . .
T. K. Ityan
, Milwaukee
. Kattla Creek
. OreKon City.
, Hamly
Mcftilow lliixik
. .Canity
Molalla
. Wlllmlt
. lieorye
. HiKliland ..
. Iluhhard ....
..WIIoiivllle .
. (Ireijon City.
32 H2
4.1 IO
.17 107
2!l 7
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..On-Kiin Clt)ti7 1017
. Orettoii City 70 120
..Clx kamaa ..120 170
II. A. Wftldron..
K. I'. iNNlniin....
Henry I. Tboinaa
Kreil Helvem, Hr.,
II. Iderholl
I). W. Fak-alla ..
II. C. Ulaml
John liiman
K. II. Cbrintlan ..
W. K. Ilonney ..
SI hi haw Ixxmey.
V. II. Cx:hran .
Jamea Fxllam ..
A. Amlermin ....
J. A. Hover
J. I. H'Kiea
(1. W. N. Taylor
K. W. ll.iriihhnh
II. H. C. I'liclpa..
Allaon Ilaker ....
Ilenry lUKIiater
V. Krlcka.ni
II. 0. (ireen
U I). Shank
I.. A. Illeakney..
C. 8. I'orter
K. II. Ilurghardt
J. T. Kvana
J. K. Miller
J. J. Voder
Wllhoil ... lift 111
Marmot .... V 8.1
Mlatronl 40 l
.Currlnavllla. !VI Wt
ttn-Kon City. !W
Wan 32 82
Hiiunyaiile .. I 14')
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. New Kra .
.Needy ....
Viola. . .
. Martiiaiu
Ilaiuaacua
jtrry ....
. Aunira .. .
Mink ...
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.. U 114
. tiS 1IH
. 75 12.1
. 41 01
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.. SO ll
. New Kra .
.Wllaoliville
. .IHtver
..Mullito
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fill 100
. Ileavar Creek 30 Ht
Canity 140 1!
.Wllholt 21
Currinavllla . 21
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Ilamatxnia .
Mulino ....
40
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...MackabttrK .
. .. lOK'an
J. It. Cola . . .
C. W. lllchey
W. (1. Kleinainilh Clarkea 27
It. Ityniynakl New Kra .... 27
27 77
67 107
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78 128
K. K. Irvln Ilarlowa
J. Doieuun Dn-gon City
Herman C. I'lrlch Lenta
A. P. Todd Mitldlelon
joixt niaTHirra.
llrndley rieaaanl Home 42 02 00
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K. M. Kmse
C. W. Kriian
K. A. Itichey ....
Jonaa Will
J. I!. Henry
A. IK Nixwantler
O. It. Uiintow....
J. J, Kltmer
A. II. Con
Joel V. (icer
Kdwin Cole
K. S. Cot tin
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Kiillon ...
.Hyeamore .
Aurora ....
Tualatin ..
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..Midilleton.
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. .lliitteville .
. Ilulteville .
.WillshurK .
. Sciilta Mil In
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1.1 27 10
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40 78 4(1
20 52 00
20 58 4.1
14 1!) 00
41 70 ll
20 48 00
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2.1 55 85
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HlatTunl Snarka.
STAFKoitii.May 10,18114 The weather
la cool hut urowinir. eropa are coming on
well. Fruit except atruwherrieadoes not
appear to have been iniured by the fioat
of the Hth.
Tho niiiiiRter'g wife, Mrs. Cleaver ia
alowly rw'overiim from her sickneas.
Her fatlier, a wealthy farmer of (ileneoe,
presenled her with a fine horce and
enrriiiUM.
Miaa L. Pthrader from Portland is
stoppir.n with Mra. Clenver.
The event of the paat week or so most
talked was the trial of Mttlcher vb grub
bers, in which giuhhors ot their pay
anil tho other parly paid the costs.
It ia thought that the parties who have
been borrowinu chickens and ho'S for
the ptiNt w inter are beintf run to ground,
and it will soon be "root hog or die".
H. Koihle is faat clearing up the re
mainder of his farm. Tho Larson boys
linen irrnliliimr another piece. Mr.
D. Athey is also grubbing. Thus Stafford
Is Blowly beinu made to blonsom as the
roue.
Mr. Kowton, the Stafford teacher ia
doing good work. Mm succeeded In
grading a country school, a difllcull
thing to do und the school ia also Maid lo
be themoHt iiinl of any in the county,
average good, and (lportiiif nt excellent.
Wk Us.
(mWKiiO OH KMX
Klifiitin I'laM Kntrrli.liiiiirntKMtlval
Natlmia- Warning- lu K.'a of 1.
of
Tlia ilenim rntlc caudlilatea held their
t aini aigii ineellog at l'ror'a liull TuewUy
etnuing. A lair croud at in allemlai U).
Tlie elocution etm ov ill give a free ainUir
tiilniiipnl I'liuriKlav evening, Mny I7ili. It
will Im a (rent to any one. it will coimiat of
drill, concert recltallona, illalogurt, etc.
'1 ha crowning glory of Hie availing will Imi
Ilia recitation liy Mi
iv Mum Kvnim. ma u-aenrr.
ll lll I lothe Inlereat ol Knlxhlaor l'ytli-
iaa lo attend.
Miaa Klla Mack la vlnllliig her coualna.
Mix Jitimlx lle lrli k anil Mlm Minnie I wm.
'I lion. Kox haa a line new Ixiut maile by
T. K. Clinerelier. It la a twauiy.
The Ueft'llng It' hi m c.luli will give a May
fruiiial in I'ronwr'i hall, TueiMlay evening,
May 22d. It will tie an eulertalnineiit en
tirely new lo Oawego. No ailinlaaioii
let will l) charged, but boothe, reire
aeutliig dillereiil natlona ami ireniiled
over 0 v lliea and genlleuien In coMumeii
ol the iiatioiialiiien, will iliaiinM!
wrea of the country they reireaiil,
among which will be a Japaneae IhhiiIi
wl.nru ten. crackera ami Jnnaiiee ciirloa
will he wil'l. 'Hie Turkia t IkhiIIi will erva
coltee, aamlwlchra and haraloga olatK-,
Holland, ehncolale in every variety. Ine
I I . ,.,..! lanifinailH nml cake. Hn
erlaiiil, conlecllonn. A liuinlier of other
hnotha e-iually a altraeilve will aerve many
other ilaliillei. To Ihene vill Ix. a.hlei a
curm hall where numlxjr r ulualile euri
onltlea will be ilmpla) eil. juilia are to lie
rallleil olf. loriunen tiihl, and a general
gixei lime in .riini"-u.
e- , ,j i,, r:,...llii..,.ii
till Mini i:"inui !. .
will ifive a dunce at I'rower'a liall Wlne
Uuy May 2.'wl, AH are Inviled lo attend.
Canity t ulllnri.
Canhy, May l.t. (joveruor 1 ennojer ,
aihlrexaed the tieoplc of Canhy, on Mon
day eveninu, at Kninht'a hall. Tl ere
waa a lartje crowd of people, many of
whom could not find atundinx room in
the hall. They came from Aurora, Har
low, New Kra, Molalla, Mai kehuru,
and the aurroundiiiK country, until the
town waa alive with people
The popuhat auy
l't-nnover made the land allver aa auttdard money, wl n auen re
It iinoytr iiimiK no , . .. d ull,t ,ueu nrovliloni. to be
heal teech they ever heard. The re-1
puhlit-ana and deunxtrats think it waa j IIieul, , n, ,i,e putrha.ina and debt paylua
no K.xxl,full ofa.ale s.oriea, calamity pp-enrf ;!'me!,i;rVb,",d
and ahutte of the old lartiea, the OIllV : ter.-aia of the prtMluceta of the country. Ita l.rm
,. ... . . , en aud it. workmenlemnd that every dollar.
remedy acioHinn lo the governor, to ' lu ,MUei by the goverumeut. .h.li
make gxxl time again
ia to put the
populiata in power.
The good lemplara will give an enter
tainment In Knight's hall, Saturday
evvniiitf, conaietititi of inufic. singing,
recitaliona, a drama, etc.
Mr. and Mra. C. Y Draper were
made happy If ut Thursday, the 10th, by
the arriyal of a new comer, a girl baby.
All are well.
Mra. Draper of Oregon City viaited
her daughter, Mm. C. Y. Draper ol thia
plat laat week to aee the new grand
daughter.
(ieo. Knight has aecured the agency
for the Walter A . Wood farming imple
uienla. Hampleaof their mowers, etc.,
can bo aeen at hia warehouse.
Miaa Vanilla Kigga this place viaited
her friend, Miaa Fryrear at Mackaburg
laat week.
James Dodges has bought him a new
buggy.
ClarkaniM Clincher.
Clackamas, May 15. About 1 o'clock
Friday, May II, the people began to
come into Clackamas from all directions
and wend their way to the brick build
ing where later the braas band played
some stirring pieces. Addreases were
made by some ol the able republican
candidates, and all pronounced it a
splendid meeting.
It is reported that the democrats had a
" glorious o!d si-eaktng" Monday after
noon; but it was kept so quiet that but
few knew it.
Tho populists had a political sneaking
in their hall Monday night and the re
port Is that they I ad to place guards at
the door to keep the boys Irom fastening
them in as w.is done at their other speak
ing. The republicans were addreseed the
ltith by some of their most able speakers.
It seems aa if Clackamas is the center of
the political light and it is thought that
she will decide the result in the county
in June.
Tho White brothers are clearing thirty
acres of land for C. F. Clarke.
V. A. Mihs and wife have returned
from their visit in Gotdendule, Wash
ington, and rejiort this state far ahead
of that, as it is very cold and the wind
blows a gale there all Ihe tune
Mis. W. L. Chapman, who has been
visiting friends here, has returned to her
home in Salem,
Mrs. Storts, of Woodburn, a former
resident and teacher of thia place, is here
visiting friends.
Wlllmlt Whisper.
Wiuioit, May 14. The frosts of last
week killed strawberries that wero in
bloom and slightly injured some other
fruits.
levi Davis has torn down his old house
and ia replacing it with a new one.
Mrs. J. M. Ihiyles was thrown from a
horse while going to Sunday school and
had her collar bone broken. We are
glad to say she is recovering rapidly.
Mrs. arah Boyles, of Portland, is
visiting relatives at this place.
Mrs. Geo. C. Ely, ol Oregon City, is
the guest of E. T. Carter and family this
week.
Frank Sherman is enjoying a visit with
his mother and niece from San Fan-
Lulu.
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F. A. Waihlock moved the first ot the
week to the Howell house on the corner
ot Twelfth and Jefferson streets.
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UKiaKbiaM HTATB PLATFOBM.
Tin fiillowlii pUthirm wa unanliri'iiialr
a.V,i,livl at the liepiibllcan Xuta Comeutloo,
belli In rnrtlaml, April II.
Tha reprewntitlvea o( the repultlleana ol the
Hinle ol Oreiiit. In contention aaeiiihle'l. all
aili-miiiit Uiciiitilltlonaol linlintrir aul bmlneaa
tlirouxh tlieotiiiitry ai jirix.1 ( the iiereall)r il
reiitriilnr t' Hi poller nl the republican part
imler whlili liter w. prttuperlly durili thirty
yeaia.
u ..afTrtn tha brltinliilea of the republican
nalliinal piailiitm til Wl, and aert thai the
reiilia that ha lolloweo lite neerr uj hi
.leetioo ii thai ye.r ba ju.tirie'i our pr..te.t
...Ittat the n.tl.mal policy announced by the
democratic party.
W e re.mrni that a policy of rjoniiUtent prrxee
tliitt la n;eary lor inlvaiicemeiit ami ciner
vallon ol ottr luduatii.l IntrreaUi, lor aaaiiranc
to labor l ileatly employment and ilei(it.l
w.aea, lor promotion ami inaliiteiiari'e of i;ro
perlty. loe.l .ml aener.l. We point tt the paal
fwl th fintrant
rl I Oil.. .Mil we celiiitre .11,
J COIK1VUIU
the deioorrailc nroKr.m, aa develoix-d In coo-
(.re... lilitlily Inlurloita ui me proum-ove aim
7mlnatrll Inn-rent, til tit country, and In par
n.M.i.r.t , 11 11 (ul 01 tho ol our own .Lie.
W dennune the action of the democratic
party In comreaa lor lie tiincrimiuauoii aaiu
i,riHlui'r lu our fielda, loreita audmlneaaitd
f.. t.vi.rf.r i.artif-nl.r flaaaea of manufacture
chlertyolllt Keat, and of apeeitU luiere.1 In
the Huutb.
Wa reamm the dwtrine of th republican
party In rel.llou to money, a. auted In ll. na
tional plailorm of 1HW. particularly aa follow.,
to-wlt: -Ihe American people. Itttm trailttion
and Intereau, favor blmetalll.m. .nil th re
publican p.rly demauda th ue ol both (old
deiernilmd by :iaitin aa will aecur the
be., (ood a. .ity otrter."
aeeur an International couiereni-e m au-vv
tuch meamre aa will luaure parity ol value
hetweiu fold and allver throughout the world.
ikiioui 1110 WUIIU.
d coatlnue auch
and ca!
erTorta.
and call upon It to renew an
Tort.
Th. fwm.inir-tlnn ol the Nlcarania canal I. of
the hiaheil lniMirUuce to the American people,
both aa mranure ol national deleuae and to
build up and nialutalu American commerce.
It ia moreover of apecial Importance to our
Pacific tuate. an.l we tvor ii. ciiuairui-u.m
peeillly ai pttaalhle by the (overument ol th
tnited State.
W demand the enactment of ri(Id reatrlctlon
on htreld. Immlaratlon both for protection of
ottr Country ixaln.t Hitter! nd Tlcloua
claarea Irom foreign landa, and for protection
of our labor nd preaervaUon for our own
pettpl of Ihe remainder ol our natioual do
main: .ndto theae end. we call for iultabl
capitation ui upon all Immigrant.
In our .tale affair we demand cloaeat aerunny
and economy In expenditure.. We condemn
Ihe prodlfallty nd ecceaa of paat llalluree,
aud call upon the nel lealalatlve embly to
keep all appropriation! within limit of the
moat economical admiul.irallon con.Uleul
with efBclency. The otticer ol Ihe dmlnltnr
ttvedei.artmentaotthe ante have betHimebto
entx-unlve. ami thelrexpenae. muat be reduced.
Wheu Ihe conalilullon Sxea the Mlary, only
the conmlttillou! aalary ahould be paid, with
out additional molumettl. Th practice of
employing unneeeaaary clerk and of paying
fern In eccea of Juat payment for aervlce
needed or rendered, ha become n buae that
muat be cut off. nd w pleda the republican
....... ... nmMf.iinn aud ai'Cimi lililh raellt of
tbla refotm Ulairicl ttorney nd other
ortlctala hould b paid Sxed aalariea, aincw
payment ol lee encouragea uupiiuiii
talii upon th Uxpyr hvy and needleaa
(Xpenae.
We commend the policy of th republican
Prty lu relation lo lh Internal Improvement
and in particular In opening our waterway to
commerce, and we denounce the liberality ol
the dentocraito party lu mew iuipuiim mai
ler.
Experiment In our 8hrle ha howo that
to prevcut wholeaale dlatructlon ol flnn. all
flab-trap, flub wheel aud fish-aeluea; ud all
other gear now In ua except tne (ill net anouta
be abiiluhed.
NOTICE OF SALE.
In the Court of the State of Oreion. for the
Couuty ol Clackamas, alttlng lu Probate, May
term, 1S1M.
In the Matter of the Guardlanthlp o(Jme0.
Stuart, Minor
Thl matter eomln before th Court on the
petition ol the guardian, for liceuae to ell the
lollowiiia detwrlbed real eatate, towlt: Lot
numbered ou(l. two (i). .even (7) and eight
1st in block numbered one hundred ud Ave
in On-Knit City. Oreson. And It appear
ing to the Court beuenclHl to the ward thataaid
real estate ahould be mid. II ts therefore orUcred
that the ih day of June. iM. at the hour of ten
o'clock a tn.of aald day at the office ol the Couuty
Judge of Clat-kamaa Couuty, ud Stale of Ore
gon, ia net aa the time and place lor hearing
aald petition. t which time aud place, the next
ol kin ol .aid ward are directed to be preacut
aud iihow oniae, if any there be. why liceuae
altould not be granled for the aale of laid real
eatate. It ia further ordered that copy of thia
order be pitbllahed at leat three .uccesaive
week, in the Oregon City Kntkhhms, newa
paner circulated iu t lackama. Couuty, Oregon.
Dated till. UUi day of May. liW.
Atu-nt: JOHN W. MEI.DRI'M,
Gao. K Horton, Clerk. Couuty Judge,
By II. S STiUNOi, Deputy
Aftet
A
Hard
Night
A tVwdeses of
Moore's Revealed
Kemedy.
Will brnee you up, put the bloom in
your eheek and the sparkle in your
eye. strictly non-alcoholic, its effect
upon persons Biilferinn from liquor
linbit is wontleilul
Win, KoMcn, ot I'orlland. Ore,, writes:
"Moore's Revealed Kemedy cured me of
drunkenneaa and made a new man of me. All
who are cursed with the liquor bablt should
tako It." ,
A. B. Case, of Monterey, Cal says:
"It cnltrely destroyed my taste for iptrltuou
Honors."
Try it onco. Sold by all druggists, or Stewart
Holmes Drug Co., Seattle. Wash.
COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
I have now In my hantla fund applicable to
the payment of all warrant endorwd prior to
February 4, 1N9Z lnteteal will ceae from date
ol ttti" notice. 8.B.CAUKF,
Cottuty Treasurer.
Dated Oregon City. May S, Is.
The Red Front Stores.
KCKIVKU: A fine lot ofslio H from tho factory priced way down;
alno from tlx; factory, IWiury, umbrclliiH, paraHoln. etc, prices
to suit tlio harJ timcH. Anothor lot of stone willc pans at 10
R
cent". wr gallon.
xt prunen rx r ixiund, .0", Jilufim .O.'l. hcc11cs8 rainens, .05, gcrmoa
.02, lt flour, .70, 2.C5 Ir barrel, 17 lb. dry granulated nugar tl, 12
bunches matches .25, orangeH, dozen, .10, vaseline .03 ir Ikjx.
Thread M, 7 for .25, colored nilk thread .05, good cotton ooeks .05,
light and dark calico, per yard .05, 18 yards Turkey red calico, tl, 13
yardu indigo blue $1,15 yards outing flannel $1, and targainu too
numerous to mention.
All kinds of produce taken.
HAMILTON BROS., Oregon City and Park Place
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ADDRESS
THE CHEAT DIVIDE, Denver, Colo
JOHN A. BECK,
THE
RELIABLE JEWELER
Corner of Front and Morrison,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
IS STILL ON EARTH.
For general repairing he stands
without a peer. For first-class, re
liable goods his store is second to
none. Trv him 1
HAS NO SUPERIOR IM
any ruirlicular.
MONEY REFUNDED BY
any grocer,
IF NOT SATISFACTORY.
Madi in Portland bt
Closset& Devers.
Golden
West
Baking
Powder
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JEWELER
0pp. Huntley's Drug Store,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
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ELECTION NOTICR.
K.if i. herehtr riven, that on Monday, th
4th d.y of June, lvx, at Ihe nattal plae ol vi
Oil lu the aeveral preclncta of ClaekamMenun-
ty iwleof OreoD, n ieei:on wmwii' i
atatn. di.trlirt, county nd precinct olhcer.,
Dantelv:
Member ol Conireaa lat diatrict,
(iovernor.
Secretary of State,
Son Truaattrer, ,,
Slate Superintendent of Public loatrnetio)
Slate Printer.
A Horner General,
One Jitatlce of the Supreme Court.
ltl-trtnt Attorney Film Judicial Ulatrlct.
On Member State Biwrd of KijUaliiatton. ,i(ll
dltrlct. ... ,
One Joint Senator, dlatrtct Clackma aul
Marion cottntie.,
f ,nu UnaO.r
1hre Member of Houaeof Repreaentatlvea,
County Judge,
One (.irttnty ( omraiMloner,
County Clerk,
Sheriff.
Recorder,
Treaaitrer,
Surveyor,
Aim ror.
County Superintendent of School,
Coroner. . , , .
One Juatie ol th Pec forech manure rial
One t'onatabl tor each maglaterfal diatrict.
W hich election will be held at "o'clock lo tM
morniiir. and will continue until 6 o' clock In
the alieruoon of aid day.
' Mated thia fid day ol M
reh.lWM.
litO.
F. HOKTON. Connty ( lerk.
I'wfabllfhrd
Freight and parcels delivered
to all Darts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE.
p If you are interested in
i Advertising i
vou ought to be a t?ub-
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a journal for advertisers.
Printers Ink
is issued weekly and is
rilled with contributions
and helpful suggestions
from the brightest minds
in the advertising busi
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Printers' Ink ;
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year. A sample copy will (
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ADDRESS
PRINTERS INK,
to Sprue St., - rlca York '
lffiiiAA'fti''l'"0'i
NOBLETTS, STABLES.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
CRECON CITY.
LOCATED BETWEEN THK BH1DGE AND
DEPOT
Double and Single Rigs, and sad
dle horses always on hand at tha
lowest prices. A corrall connected
with the barn for loose stock.
Information regarding any kintl or
stock promptly attended to by person of
letter.
horses Bought and Sold.
Sunday Services.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH episcopal Re. J. A.
Eckatorm Pastor. 8erica at 11 o'clock a.m.an4
?:80 p. tu. Prayer aervice every WeduebtUy
evening.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Paator uptilied. Service at II A. u. aad
7:30 r. . Sunday School fter morning
aervtoe. Ptayer mcetina Weilnesdsy evening ct
7:80o,clock. Prayer meetttift of Younj Peoplc.a
Society of Christian Endeavor every Sunday
evening: at 8:& pr.tnpt.
FIRST BAFflST CMCKCH. Rkt. Gilhaic
Pakkkr Pamor Moruinir Service t ll:8uuU.iy
Sctiiml at Li-la; Eveiiini? Service 8:30; Rvaular
,.ro,-ur muoiiii. WeilneailHV evenlnK. Monthly
1 Covenant Meelinjt every Wetlnesday eveulug
! nr..alliifr tha flrat Sundav lu the mouth. A
cornial invitation to all.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. CATHOLIC Rav. A.
Hili.kbraND, Pastor. On Sunday niaas at 8 anj
10 M . M, Every aecond and fourth Sutday
Uermnu aermon alter the 8 -'-lock mam
At all other masse English K "-lnday
SchiMtl at 2:30 T. M. Veapers, . jgeUcal
lubjeota, and Benediction at 7:30 F. M.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Rkv
0. SvKaa, Pastor. Morning aervice at It:
Sunday School at 10:00. Claaa meeting aftir
ntoriiing service. Kvening aervice at 7:80.
KpwortG Leaitiie meeting Sunday evening at
b SO; Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at 4:30.
Strang era cordially invited.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rkv. 8.
W Oibonkv, Pastor. Services at 11 A. u. and
7-30 p. at. Sabbath School at 10 A. at. You us;
People'a Society of Christian Endeavor meela
every Sunday evening at 6:80. Wednesday
evening prayer meeting at 7:80. Seats tree.
EVANO'LICALCHCKCH GERMAN AC9.
Ekxst, Pastor. Preaching services ever
Sunday at 11 A. M and 7:80 P. if.
Sabbath school every Stiuday at 10 A.M. (Rev.
p. Bolt. Supt.) Weekly Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday evening
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST.-Prefh-Ing
every Sunday, except third BuutUy of each
month, at 11:00 . m. nd 7.30 p m. W H lie
l .m Pastor Sundav school at 10 a. an -I. U.
Si'R"a, Superintendent. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday eve ning.
C. I wm,
PIONEER
Itmkf and Expre,