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Clackfimns Co. Directory.
COUNTY OKKICKIlM,
(Innliiii K. IUy
Him. F. Itoru.ii
K i: i.l.1.M k
H M Itatnxl.r
M I, Mmirv
J. ('. Mr..1l..y
II. H lillimitl
I). W KlhlmlMl
l( L lloiman
I Kli'hari) Me. ill
I Crank Jaunar
4: or k ul Court.,
mnuifT,
Km'urijor,
Trim.nrur. -
A...Mir, -HnhiMil
MuMrliitsuiliit,
Hiiifnyiir.
I'urmi.r,
O'HMttiL.lnhftr.,
To Meet III ti Tlmi'K.
Tim tilMTlili'iii prlrn (or tlm Kntku
I'iiikk Iihm Im'cii ri'iliiiwl to $ I. fill mt yi-ur;
H'Vi'iilyllv" ri'iiln (or lx month.
Thii low prlcn In mmlit In onlur to n-l
(hit lint on ii mull lmi Hinl IimIucm nil
unlwrrllMTa to pity up, ami iM''lilly to
irvnt ili'ml lii'ula from tukiiitf tlm
iuM'r Mini not 1'iiyltiK (or It dy rmuton o(
tlii'ir Ih'Ihu law proof, Till illnrount in
tnmlo only to lliimn pxyliiK in nlvmirn.
TlMHHt puyliiK iN'Iorn llm cloao ol lliolr
yi'r will ! imiIIiM to tliu illm'oiiut (or
tin tiuiH pulil In mlvnnio.
I'liiN iiiokKN llm MNmMi'riNK tlm clii-nie
twl pMr in t'lmlmiiiMii ooimly iiilit
h(i nil lioiiiu print mi'l full of liv
IimkI hrw.
CHAT A HOUT TOWN,
1'riii'ti tho Inwviit KiM Front Slonn.
Kir Mint limb wmMl wunti'i) at tlili
Money to lon on k11"' r"l ,lt
wcurity ly A. S IinMHor.
Mllirnl (, CUnn, parked In Orison,
K. K. Wllllmiii tlmdrorw.
Umit put In Unit clww ordur t Mo
r' lmrlrr uliop (r iimiU.
IliKlii'" ,r' I'"'1' I'X Coniiiniroll
Unit (or county Mini city wrmit.
Try cn of Mimwl H1 Cm pu kml
tCItop IWili. K. K. WIIHmiiiii, llm
(iroi-t'r.
MurttfMk'O l"'i " Improved firm
property l low rt of inu-rfat. Apply
lot!. O T. WUIuuim.
Tlm U'lirrn will lliul Hnper'i tirri.r
uliop tlm pUt-e U Imve tliuil Irnir trim
limit ill tlm luteal atyli'1.
Tint 'YV will iiiwl at tlm lioino ol
Mm. A. K. Prpnrwr, SntiinUy vcnlii o(
tilt w.i-k,at7::)0 I. M.
()nliri It'ft at the t'oinim rcial cliiiir
tore, ('oiiinmr.ini lUnlt !! k. for 4 f"ut
or In-lm-li wimhI, promptly fllle.l.
IntruiiiHiital, piano ami orirmi miialc
lntrurtlon ly l'ro(. (!. Ilrlliiif. Ki-
deme mint'' Fourth ami Minliimn irwt.
tf
Wlmii you are lo bo out hitu li-ave your
oritur at Cram ltron'. for an oyatir loaf
amltaknil liomn, It w ill act a" a pi'aiu
uiukur. You will aoon winh to rcpan?r your
Iioum or wvorul of tlm rooiut. K. L.
Holmaii haa jimt put in a fine aiwortmunl
o( nrw alylpa
A larKln an I hail in a atationary
niine ami tioilcr bv applyii'K lo
Uoatow, ()rnon t'ity. la aix liortte
powi-r, in jfiaxl runninij onler.
rarllow'a rlili'r, rlian ami pure, (or
juttii Iiy K. K. Wllliama, the (irix-t-r.
John AIkoii, ti(htli fhihl o( H. A.
Nonunion, of In!an, wan tukmi to Saloin
MomUy rvtMiinii ami placail in tlm dcu(
miiU acliool.
The NautiluH C. L. S. C. ha mropU'J
the Invitation exti'iiilwl thi'in from the
Mi lxiiiKhlin lirole ami will moot with
tlmin lifxt Mointay evwiiiim.
Poj'ou travnl? Are yon a shipper?
TUi "ltuml McNally Hallway (iiiiilo ami
Hand-Hook" contain all pertinent in
formation. Auk your newmlealer.
You will le nuipriHeci ut the number
of diirrreiit thiiiK" you ran purchase (or
pennv ut Ihu Huiket ntoro for which
you iirieil to pay five centH.
The topic (or Dr. J. W, t'ownn'B vr
nion next Sunduy morning at the Con
itrnKational clnmli i "What We Heliuve
About (iod," and (or the evening it will
be "Kuix-rHtition."
Karl's Clover Kool will purify your
IiIoihI. clear your complexion, rc(?ihile
your bowel and make your head clear
aealiell. '.'ftc, Stic, and a dollar. For
eale by tleo. A. llardinif.
I.oHt, at rayed or Hlolen, a anmll bay
tnare about 10 yearn old, branded "S. 0."
on hip. Weight ,,0,lt m P0,ln,lH
mano and tail black iind rather lon,
while Btrip in (ace, a little Roman nonod.
Anvoim Itivinif liiformation ttH to her
whereabout or her return to M . V
llttndall'H place, Uncoil Lily, win oe
pi",mj
ii, v rewiiru H. ii
Hon. W. C. Johnaon baH sold bin in
toront in the law firm of Johnson A Idle
man to CM. Idleman, attorney gen
r ril-olect . Mr. Johnson will continue in
Ihihiiiumh In this city and bIho ojwn up an
ofllce in tho Chamber of Commerce
buildititf in rortlund with the new firm
of Carey, Webster, Mays, JohnHon and
Idleman, of which Mr. Idleman bIko bo
conioB a member.
The following named gentlemon were
In this city Tuesday evening and paid
Clackamas Chapter No. 2, R. A. M., a
visit: W. K. Showers, J. H. Irvin, D.
L. Houston, E. 9. LarHcn, A. T. Hoi
Rato.'J. T. (iurvin, U. W. Jamenon,
ThoimiB JIaynoB, J. r. Kennedy, (1. M.
Stroud, of Portland; Geo. F. tJibhs,
James Tracy, II. L. Patterson and Jos.
dill, of Logan ; 0. C. Mikelson, Sandy ;
J, V. Kilter, Needy; II. L. Wolfor,
Macksburg.
Free lleiullng lloom Nutes,
The Oregon City Free Reading Room
AhhocUiIoii met at their room WrdiieH
tuv iiM'iiIng Nov. 2H, at H a. in. AfUir
tlm meeting wa culled to order the
iiiIimiIhs of the laat meeting were read by
Hucrelaiy F. 8. Kelly, pro Umi. The
truNNUrur' report showed that durfng
the year $1X1.05 bad been collected, dis
liiimiiiiienU 4MJ leuving a bulunce of
l.l'l. The election of olUcer followed
(or the eiimilng year: K. 0. Catiflold,
pniMldeiit; F. H. Kelly, secretary; C.
Ilobiirg, treanilier; Rev. II. Illlleliraiid.
F. H. Kelly, and W. A. Huntley, trustees.
TholiiMlitiitlon is now in abetter condi
llon than ever Ixtfore, and ahould re
ceived the suport of all our citizen,
a ill well worthy of it, and a free
reading room I a recommendation to any
lowu The average attenduin e 1 about
fifty ieruti per day.
The reading room received two band
soiim bookcaw'S from Rev. (i. Win. (iib
ouey on his departure lo HHjkane, Wah.
and other friend o( the library have
donated hook ahelve, together with the
l.'l) volume, which were alo donated,
adds greatly lo the appearance of the
room.
Tlio reading room now receives five
cien title and literary)sriodiculN, twenty
two wei'klii'i and four dailies.
Potted pianU ol various kinds have
been sent lo the room and have heon
placed in the windows, and with good
lights, plenty of good rending mutter and
warm Urea makes a pleasant place for
our cltiieut to pass the long wintry
evenings.
Librarian II. Wall has the winter's
wood promised him, free of charge, from
the chimin of Willamette Falls, amount
ing lo the sum of -') and the draymen of
this city have kindly offered lo deliver
It at the room.
Honor thy father and tliv mother
and buy shoes at McKitlrick's.
A w Fire I nnnrance Company.
Articles uf incorporation were tiled in
tlm county clerks olllce Wednesday of
this week for the Farmer's Co-oerative
Fire Insurance Association of Oregon
City The oll'ieers are: M. L. Moore,
president, (). A. Cheney, secretary and
treasurer. Directors, M. L. Moore, W.
A. White, O. A. Cheney, H. II. Andrews,
(i II Uestow, J. Martin. K Parker, A.
Muiitx, A. W. Cheney and R. W. Porter.
The aoristion w ill insure far in proierty
and isoluted dwellings in the suburbs of
tow ns slid cities where they are BMfcly
built and occupied by tho owners. The
cost of the iiisuran. c is tlirt e-tentln of
the unal rate down and a premium
rale (or the other seven tenths which
will Is) subject to assesHiiivnt if needed
Those who insuie are considered ineiii"
bera o( the assis-latioii .
( urle Turn's ( abln.
Tuiday night, Pec. 11th, the RuacoA
Sw ift big Uncle Tom'a Cabin company
will bold llm tioarda for one night in
Sbively's oHra bouse with a large com
pany, band and orchestra, dogs, pony,
donkey, shjcIb1 scenery, etc.
Kvery reader of this and the past de
cade's literature, bos read o( the trials
and tribulations of the old colored hero
of slavery days as depicted in Harriet
Ileechor Stowe's world famous story;
ami two-thirds of the theatre goers have
witnessed the old darkey sold into slav
ery ; bis fortitude nailer most trying or
deals and his (Inal death amidst glorioun
surroundings. This will recall the
sweetnens ol little Kva and the transit
uiation scene, w hich pictures the beau
tiful child on her way to heaven, and on
tho other hand there's Marks the law
yer, and TopHy, who "just growed," and
the the thirsty bloodhounds. Sullice
that this Uncle Tom is not dissimilar lo
others, but it is promised the production
will ecliso any previous presentation.
Prices for this engagement will be 25
35 and 60 cents.
Silver Plated Ware.
We desire to call your attention to our
immense stock of Silver Plated Ware
which is of tho highest unslity and from
the best mniHifacturors only. Special
attention is invited to the new designs
in Tea Sets, Rerry Pishes, Cuke RasketB,
and Nutter dishes. Our large variety of
HiMjons, Forks and Knives are especially
adapted to make pretty and appropriate
Holiday presents ami as our prices are
the very lowest and the qualities the
best it will pay purchasers to give lis a
cull in this department.
Bl'KMKIMTKK A ANDKKBKN,
Jewelers and Silversmiths.
"A Turkish Until."
Once in awhile a farce-comedy is
hotter than the expectation, and such
has proved the case with the many
thousand theatre goers from Maine to
California who havo witnessed "A
Turkish Hath," the last (our seasons. It
is pronounced by all who have aeon it to
be one of the most laughable skits that
has been put on the road in recent years.
At Sbively's opera house Saturday
evening.
Last Wednesday evening each of the
employes ol the W. P. A P. Co. were
klndlv remembered by the company in
receiving a "king of the barnyard" for
their Thanksgiving dinner. The man
with the largest family received the lar
gest bird and as Caspar Andres numbers
his list at thirteen, he carried off the
prize.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
II. Walling of this city is yery 111.
Tliaiiliglvlng Services
The hirgeslaudience that ever gathered
in this city for a union Thanksgiylnir.
service assembled at the Presbyterian
church lut Thursday morning. Tlm
memlsTs of the Ministerial Ass iatlon,
Rev. J. W. Cowau, Rev. (i. Bykes, Rev.
11. F. Myers, Rev. If. Wall, Rev. (lil
mail Parker, and Rev. J. W. Montgomery
of this city were piosent on the platform
and all took part in the exercises. Miss
Kinilce Donaldson presided at the organ
and played the beuutilul Pleyl's hymn
with variations as a voluntary. The
principal address was by Dr. Cowan, of
the Congregational church. In a
most eloquent effort be touched iiKn the
striking events of the year and the
problems they suggested. Among those
striking events were the labor troubles,
the hard limes, Ihe Psrkhurst good
citi&enship crusade, and llm political
landslide an offset Ut the landslide of
two years auo. He summed all up In j
the Idea that the people were learning to
lie citizens rather than purlizans; that
the political landslide in either place did
not moan so much a victory for parties
as an eff irt to obtain sound government.
Dr. Cowan proved himself well up on
public questions, well read and able to
state bis points clearly. The address
was punctuated throughout with many
beany aniens, and "America" wat sung
with a will at Ihe close.
Death r Charles laullelii, Jr.
D1F.P In this city, Thursday, Nov 211,
1H1I4, ol typhoid fever, Charles, eldest
son of Mr and Mrs David Caulicld,
aged 17 years and 3 month.
Tlm subject of this sketch was born in
this city August 30, 1877, and has al
ways resided here. He attended tl.e Bar
clay school and later was employed by
the P. (i. K. Co., ling a general favorite
of all. He had been in poor health i'or
some time which resulted in typhoid
fever alxiut three weeks ago. Everything
possible was done (or him, but he gradu
ally grew weaker, until Tuesday evening
the fever turned for the worse and death
ended his sutlerings at 4 o'clock
Thursdsy morning. Tlm (uneral oc
curred (rom the house on Friday after
noon, Pr. 1. W. Cowan officiating. The
servics was largely attended by a
numtier of Charlie's friends. Six
young gentlemen, Clare Campbell,
Leigbton Kelly, (ieorgo McNride, Chas.
Wilson, John Lewthwaite and Js.
Church, friends of the deceawl acted as
pallbearers. The remains were laid in
tlm Cautleld lot in the city cemetery.
The flowers were many and beautiful.
Indies look at McKittrick'a window,
(ilef Club Program.
l'rogiam (or the next meeting of the
Chautauqua glee club to be held at the
home of Mrs. P. F. Morey on Tuesday
evening December 11th.
hong le Club.
Banjo Duet Lewthwaite Bros.
Vocal Solo Miss KateWard.
Piano Solo Miss Mattie Prsper.
Recitation Miss Humphrey.
Piano Solo Miss Gertie Nefsgar.
Song tilee Club.
Instrumental Puet Stevens and
Campbell.
Reading Miss Bade Chase.
Vocal Solo Mrs. E. E. Charman.
Song Nettie Walden, Sade Chase Kate
Ward and Delta Fouls
Bong CJlce Chit).
Mr. Ira P. Wetmoie, a prominent real
state agent of San Angelo, Tezas, has
used Chamlerlain'i Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in bis family (or
several years as occasion required, and
always with perfect success. He says:
"I fiud it a perfect cure (or our baby
when troubled with colic or dysentery.
I now feel that my outfit is not complete
without a bottle of this Remedy st home
or on a trip away from home. For sale
by Geo. A. Harding, druggist.
Head These Prices.
Oregon City Cash Market, Petiold &
Gate, Props., A. O. U. W. Block.
Boiling beef, 3c and 4c; rib steak 5c;
roast beef 5c and flc; prime roast beef
8c ; round steak 7c ; best stake 8c ; mutton
stew 4c; mutton chop fie ; leg of mutton
7c. All other meats are sold at lowest
cash prices. Smoked meats and saus
ages of till kinds always on hand. All
meats are from our own killing which is
the choicest the market affords. Come
and see us. Those prices are (or cash
only.
The Sew 1'ear's (Jift.
Is now almost a popular as the Christ
mas gift. It's the proper time to return
the unexpected Christmas token or
remenilier some one whom you uninten
tionally overlooked. If you want the
right article at the ritiht price you should
get it at BmiMKisTKR A Andrkhbn's
jewelry store.
Meade Relief Corps, No. 18, met at
the K. of P. ball Tuesday evening and
elected the following officers for the en
Buingyear: Mrs. H. Cochrane, presi
dent; Mrs. G. A. Harding, eenior vice
president; Mrs, E. Clouse, junior vice
president; Mrs. T. W. FontB, treasurer;
Mrs. II. Doremus, chaplain; Mrs. II.
Meldrum, conductor; Mrs. S. Scbadel,
guard.
For rhenmatism I have found nothing
equal to Chamberlain's Tain Balm. It
releaves the pain as Boon as applied . J .
V. Young, West Liberty, W. Va. The
prompt relief it affords is alone worth
many times the cost, 50 cents. Its con
tinued use will effect a permauont cure.
For sale by Geo. A. Harding, druggist.
RK1L KSTATB TBAMSPERH.
Furnished V.rrj Week by the ( lacks,
mas Abstract and Trust Company.
Edward Itaylee to K Ii Evanson W
D Nov 22, 'Ii4, 8 of K X of N E
H, sec VI, T 3 H, R 2 E, 40 acres 1
E P Elliott to Win anil Chas Mann
W D Nov 22, 'IM lots in Clacka
mas HeighU and Ml I'lasautadd W-O
Jas Beeson et al to Minnie Traylor
W P, Nov 22, '114. N of 8 E
aec.Kl,T3 8, R 2E 250
Jas Beeson et al to Edwin Travlor
W P, Nov 22, 'U4, 8 of b E M
of N E M sec ,'Jfi, T 3 8, R 2 e. . . . 250
M Hutton to John J Haiton W P,
Nov 22, '94, 20 acres in D LC No
63.T2 8, 1(4 E 700
J P Mvers to C M Myers W P Nov
23, '94, 100 acres In see's 20, 27
and 34, T 3 8, R 3 E 2700
II McElsander to Uriah Payne W
D Nov 22, 'M, land in see's 35 and
31, T 1 8, R 4 E 700
L Royal by Sheriff to Emma Mc
Donald 8 P, Nov 2, '94, hart of
blk 211, Oregon City 4000
J O Shannon to John Creegan W P
Nov 20 94, lots and 7. blk 40,
Shannon's add to Oregon City. . 125
C H and M L Porter to Marr A Rob
ertson W I) Nov 20, lots 9. 10 and
11 blk 7 Falls View 600
G L Kayler to Smith A White W D
Nov 13, 100 acres in sec 20, 1 6 s,
r2e 1250
A W Steers lo W H Knyder, W D
March 12, 50 acres in see's 10 and
15. t 2 a. r 3 850
Michael Moerwald to Theresa M
Mocrwald, W D Nov 27. iwtf of
ne4'and nw'4'of se sec 32 in
1 1 i, r 5 e 80 acres
Michael Moerwald to J J Eisner Q
C Nov 24, e of awJa'and awtf
of se! sec 29, 1 1 s, r 5 e
Emma (i Jory to Ilenrv Keene W
DNov 14, b','01 wJiofe and
e's of nw'4' and lota 1 2 and 3
sec 34. t 4 a.r 2 e 2000
Mary B Hoffman to John E Erick
son W D Nov 27 15 acres in claim
46. t 3 s, r 1 e 350
Sunset Land Co lo E A Paine W D
Nov 19 lots 1 and 2 of blk 6 of
Sunset City C00
I P Surface to United Brethren
Church W P. Nov 24 H of lot 4
blk 44 Conntv add to Oregon City 5
Gladstone R E Asfocfn to Lydia
A Parker W P, Apr 22, lot 1 in
blk 30 Gladstone 300
E W Cornell to E II Habinghorst
trustee, deed July 17, e of tract
4, Oswego Heights 1
J I) Lee to E II Hohinghorst trustee,
W P, lots 4, 5,6, 7 and 14. blk
36, South Oswego 1
Willamette Falls Co to Geo A Hard
ing W D, Nov 27, lot 6 in blk 9
and lot 12 in blk 12 in Willamette
Falls 600
Willamette Falls Co to Jennie B
Harding W D, Nov 27 lot 7 blk 10
Willamette Falls 250
M Franxep to S R Toon W D Oct 16
1.40 acres in sec 21, t 2 s, r 2e.. 1
E M Rands to J T Apperson W D
Pec 1, 80 acres in claim 64, t 2 a,
lie, with exceptions 1200
K S Savage to 8 M Buchanan W D
Nov 19, 5 acres in sec 30, t 4 a, r
1 e 1
ALBlanchard to E E and T C
Howell. W P, Dec 1, lots 7, 8 and
9 in blk 5, Falls View 300
W W Weed to Nellie R Howard W
D, Sept 28, lots 4 and 5 in sec IS
t 5 s, r2e. 27 19 acres 300
Chas Califf to John M Cummintrs
W P.Nov 27, lot blk 4, Green
Point...- 100
Having pun-based the copyright of
Thome's Title Abstract Indexes giving
us sole ritfht to use them in Clackamas
county, and the abstract books compiled
and formerly owned by Thome A Son .
we are prepared to furnish complete
and accurate abstracts of title and to
correct or extend old abstracts. We
solicit your patronage and guarantee
first class woik. Office over Huntley's
Drug store.
Clackamas Abstract & Trist Co.
Home-made bread is recognized as
the verv best at all times and the cus
tomers of J. Egle the Shively building
haker assert that they can not tell the
difference between his bread and that
made at home unless it be that his is
met a little the better. But don't tell
your wife that.
Persona who lead a life of exposure are
subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and
lumbago and will find a valuable remedy
in Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lin
iment; it will banish ain and subdue
inflammation. For Bale by C G. Hunt
ley, druggist.
DEPAIRING.
J. P. LOWE,
THE RELIABLE
WatcHmker Nexto;ry.8tar
aBll JEWeler Work Warranted.
A Trial Is Asked.
pARMERS. .
Your team will have the best
of care and
Full Measure of Feed
At Ihe
City Stables.
Kldd & Williams, Props.,
Buccewwora to H, COOke.
Livery Rigs on Short Notice.
Extraordinary
GRAND
REjVIOVALi SALE.
We will change our location to
SUSPENSION BRIDGE CORNER
On January 1st, 1895.
Before moving we offer our entire atock at
Prices that have been made before
To verify the fact call and let our prices talk.
I. SELLING.
SOHWAN & PUTROW.
CAUFIELD BLOCK,
Huntley's old
GEORGE BROUGHTON,
MA.NTFACTTRER Of ALL KINDS OF
FIR AND HARDWOOD LUMBER.
FULL STOCK OF FLOORING, CEILING, RUSTIC AND FINISH
ING LUMBER, DIMENSION STUFF AND LATH.
t.- Special Bills Cut to Order
Mill and Yard on the River, Foot of Main Street.
OREGON CITY. OR.
Series No. 2.
Willamette Savings
and Loan Associa
tion of Oregon City.
By resolution of its board of di
rectors the subscription list to Series
No. 1 has been closed and the
subscription list to Series No. 2
has been opened to the capital
stock of the Association.
The entrance fee is one dollar per
share and the monthly dues are
sixty cents for each share sub-
scrmea.
The Association has money to
loan to its members at eight per
cent per annum on property in
Clackamas county.
Acents are wanted in every set
tlement and town in the county.
For further information apply to
HERMAN K. JONES,
Secretary.
At Bank of Oregon City
S. MILLER.
MANUFACTURER OF
23ro,xix -:- Tile.
BRICK& LUMBER.
Tiling is of the best qual
ity and sold at prices to
SUIT - THE - TIMES.
Yard and mill four miles east
of Hubbard, Oregon.
JOHN YOUNGER,
jeweler,
Opp. Huntley's Drug Store,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
Great Britain and America.
Give me atrial.
Announcement!
STOVES,
TINWARE,
PLUMBING,
REPAIRING.
stand.
DS D.8. STBYKER, DENTIST. HAS Re
moved to Odd Fel lows' tern pie S. W. Cor. 1U
aud Alder, Portland, Orcg.ii.
I I I I M I I I I
pEMOVAL
On November ist,
We moved to our New
Quarters In the
CAUFIELD BLOCK.
We lam Just Seceirea M? Goois
Ii lie Latest Styles
An will offer
Special Bargains,
In several lines.
We propose to bo
HEADQUARTERS
for fine goods in
MEN'S WERR,
And to sell at the
LOWEST PRICES
FOR THE QUALITY
IN OREGON CITY.
Call and Inspect our New
Establishment.
Glass & Smyth.
IROOM 3 CAUFIELD BLOCK.
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