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CHAT AHOUT TOWN.
( iiHiil llni' u( lilii'll rulliirn, IiiIi'hI styles.
Pinker lluwiird
Tiv Irii i ri-mii sold lit lln' Nnvi'liy
'iiinly I'lirliiiy.
II ymi waul a sewing ituirliiiiii lor '.''
Kit to llclluniy A IIiibcIi'b.
Money In limn on K'mmI r,'"l "'"l"
Hi-runty by A. S Dresser.
In eieatu iiml ice ifu'ii bihIii
Nuyi'lly 1'itii'ly laclutv.
Ni- shell i.i.-r J ' ml in, K sheets fur
fi cents ul lln- Racket slurc.
If ymi at tumbled Willi damhull', go
to I'uriiiwuith, ln can cure you.
IV "IHMINi:" for II.Bir. Char,
mull Co., iiiT'iit. I'irciilar free.
Tin' iiirot mnl lllieiit bIhI1ih'i liliena
ever brunM ic eive.l now at the Hacket
mIiiih
I'r. Cierce'B I'elli'tB cure cnliBtiiation,
iintit;eB(iiiii, ur ilyHieiBia, hilioiiHiieBB
ami hcinlin'liiT,
Have inoiiev by loukinn ver atia'k at
I'arkcr mnl llowaril'a "tore tM'fore buy
iiiK iIbhw here
Milii)(in' nieilicineitare the lati'Bt, anil
('harinaii A t'o.. Ihti Ui-li)'iliite ilillK
jiibIb, have a compli'le bIih k Cainpbleta
free.
John F, Claik, mamik'er uf the Clack
ainaa AliBtim I V TriiBl Coiiiany, baa
Ihm'H Hiiinli"l notary public by (iov
cinor l.onl.
Pr. J, W Welch, ileiitiat, luia re
niove'l In olhcii truni the Courier builil
llitf to the Willamette block o'Kiite the
iuBtollice, II ! a 1 1 h.
A ilollar ciiveil in eiiuil to two ilullarM
cat neil. Cay ii your BuhBciitiuii to the
I'm i.iii iuk ami net the the benelit of
the reiluclmn ill price.
It. Willi iiii II Kiiupi'.deiiliBt uf Coil
hil'il will he in Hienou City ollice,
Courier Imililiutfi "ii M'tinhiy, TuiBihiy
ami WciIiicmIuV u( eiu h week. tf
lleautieH 1 'l li. .i' tniiiiuc'l ha'.B at the
lie.l rront ami Wm prices are Very
leiiBiinalile AIbo Imln'B Bailur lintM, 111
ccntB up Canton tlatB, 111 cciiIb.
l or Kuxtcr halB ami hdiinetB cull at
MrB. lleiler'B. l.uiifi'Bt stuck ami low rat
priii'B. Curner uf liraml ami Hawthorne
Ave., I'at Bi.le, I'lirtliiml Oiet-on. L't
I'ilea of peot'le have piles, but I'e
"H' Wih hhii"! Salve will cute III
When properly applied it cure bciiIiIb
ami buriiB without the BhifhteBt pain.
I r. While's hair grower, l"i cciiIboii
application at rariiBWorth h. ( lean
your head ami eiadirate the dandrull
and inakeB your hair HiiiiKith ami auft
Chiirman (; Sun are lecei villi; a new
hit of Bprinit uiuIb fur jjeiitli'tiien'B wear,
COIIBiBlillH of UII'H'b lllltN, I' 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 Hlld
I'verythinu in the fuinihiii pbhIb line.
'I'u in, In, 'e ii h ml ui the 1 "lit"! 1 T i-f u si a
newspaper it will he sent from now until
.luneiilh, fur:" cents. Two-cent stainps
taken Caper stopped at ttale if not
lunger wanted.
Mrs. I,. I! Cattun. Iha-kford, 111.,
writi's: "From peisonal experience I can
lecoiiiuii'.d IV Witt 'a Sarsapiirillu, n
cure for impure blood and general debil
ity. " I'. Ii. Huntley. druHk-Nt.
Thu cheap lutes of fi cabin, t'2 M
aleerutje, inchidiuj! weals and berth, are
still in cll'et't on the . I!, .v N. Co. 'a
Hteamera fiuin Curtlatul to San Finn
Cisco, Steiiiiieis leavn Cortland every
llvetlava,
Misa Celia (iulilsinit.il invites the
ladiea of t heiton City and vicinity to her
Hprinu opening; on Friday ami Saturday,
March L'7 and -H, Two doom smith of
Htispensioii bridge, formerly occupied
by the Fair store.
The first blacksmith shop that farmers
jiiish in comiiiK' to Ihetfoti City is that of
Maple, it llotltiuin, at Ihe ji'nction of the
Seventh street road and Main street.
There is no class of work they cannot
liiintlle and at reasonable prices. They
have, an expert hoise-shuei and tiiiran
teo aiitisfaction-
Tht) Western Ciiion l'elutjriiph Cotn
uiny have placeil in position three elec
tric clocks dtliiiiK the past week. One ill
the poHtollice building, one at the (inni
brinua cold storage, and one ut Hill A
Colo'a. These clocka are regulated ev
ery hour direct from the I.irk Observa
tory in C'alifoiniii.
An imliviilual rained Lam;, who was
In a glorious state of intoxication, stood
out in front of the Nickel lunch counter,
last Monday afternoon manipulating a
dilapidated revolver. Tnere wan no
danger of the revolver harming anyone,
tmt Chief of Colice Hums fearing that
lie would net into trouble with sonic one
who "didn't know that it wuh loaded,"
run ti I m into the city cooler.
inf y Clcik llorlon Iuih Issued thu
I il'I'IIHliM lllllillg till'
mm week : March 2.M, Ellin H. Frank
lln iiml I.. II. I.ce, hIici Im'I llii' cere-
i,,i,iiv 'iiIjiiii. 'I
I v Key. K. Evans
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Hlln Ills!) Issued to
' ' " "" Mi'Vi'im.
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In inn! mill li. II. Stcveim.
' ells, r iirgo A iiiiiiuiiy Hi'iii !
I HIUD iV ( ' 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 ' Sllll up H
I mi'l will ami coiiBiilcrai'lv m iniir nu III
I Urn fur transuding liiiKiiii-tH In this rily
Tin1 wugun arrived dv bout Moiidnv
; mnl is u Ki ll made vi'liirli..
Ton.pkins Proa, are nli.'iulv in murk' t
wi'li ii choice variety uf emly vegetables,
i lii y Mm runt Ii r mnl iilwa'H li'ii'l in
llii'.r liii" mnl will i K , i j.' inurn cxli-n-sively
In 1 1 growing uii'l lu.ii ki'linK of
im i d varieties of fmiin mill vi'.'i'liil.li ii
tllllll I'VI'r Ill'lotC. TolllpkillB Ill'lS. MI'II
f hi I y lli" Ih'hI mnl fri'xlii'iil fruilH mnl vi--i-liilili'H
iiml I'Vi'iytliinn in j nrt ux ii'.ni'
HI'llll'l,
Mm. V. II. WiiihIh, h fiirrncr rri'li'iil
at Hi ol (in'K'in Cily, iliril at CuiiiBliirk Tiwb
I ilay liioininit. .Mrn. WoimIh lui'l Ihtii ill
fur tin; tiiiHt two vi'iiib, mnl w.iM in
Ori'K'uii Ci'y u nntiuii uf tlin i'uhI winter
Hi'iurinit mi'iliiiil h i t . Not ili-rivinK
an. benelit from Ihe treat lit, .he left
fur her home a! ('..m.l.a k u couple (
we. kB a. companieil by her dautihter
IIi.b,!,.. who had been utle.elinK Bchool
in tins city
CoiiBtahln Meh'.rum Mcl'own returned
IiibI Friday from Santa .Iobi-, Cal., with
(ieorne Silver, who 1b acciiBed of Bedilc
i ii if M ibb Nettie llavin, of tlin Weat Side.
He refused to marry Miaa I'avia and
waived examination when arrayed !
fore JiiBticn 1'ixuii. IUb IioiiiIb were
placed at I'KKI, which he readily fur
niBlied Since the abova wan in type, it
ia reBirted that (ieorg-e Silver wa mar
ried to Mian Ihia (ThurBilay) morriinn
In a recent editorial, the Salem, ( Ire
K')ii, Imlepemlent B4a: "Time ami a'nin
have we Been Chamheilullt'B ('om;h
Keiuedv ti ifil and never without the
tnoBt B.itixfactury remedy rcHiilts
Wheiie.er we Bee a per bum alllicled
with liuiiiBeiieBB, w ith a cmih or cold,
n invniliihly advise them to (jet
Cli.uulierl.iiii'B C(iiiili Kciiifdy; and
when they do, Ihev never iiretit. It
alwu b diB B the Wuik, ami docs it well."
i'or sale by (i. A. Il.ildilin, I'lHisi.
The Williiuiettu SaviUijB ami I .o in Ah
suciatioii held their ri'tfnUr annual meet
mil in the Oii'ifim City Hank parlum last
l li. lay eveuiii);. In addition to the
other business transuded, the following
ull'iieiB and board ol ilirecluts were
re-elected: Cresident, K. (i. Cautield;
vice- p resident, V. A. I luntley ; tie.iB
liter, Hank of Oregon City ; aecrrtary,
Herman K. Junes; liu.ird of tlirectora,
K. Ii. Cutilleld. Clmrlea C. Thore, W. A.
Huntley, W, C. Iliittli y,licnrk'e lroil,'h
tun, I.. I.. I'orter, K. Iv Cluirinau, ti. A.
Kardinu ami .1. C. I.otian.
(i. A. Harding Uesitei us to publish
the lollimiiiK extract from a letter of
Chiia M. (iutfeld, of lieedley, Fn-sno
Co., Cal.. aa lie liamllea the remeily
referred to ami wanta his cn-totnerH to
know what a splendid inedu ine it is:
"Itis with pleasure I tell you that by
one tliiv'a use of Chamberlain's Coiih
' remedy I was relieved of a very severe
! cold My head w as completely slopped
'up ami I could nut sleep at niht. 1
1 can ret oinnieiid this remedy." A cold
nearly always stalls in the head and af
terwatds extends to the thrott ami
lunns. Hv usiim this HMiiedy freely as
soon as the col I has been ciinti acted it
'U ,,,lri' l'"ia 1,1 ,l,,,'t' C'vent it
','"11' cxlcmliutf to the lunkM.
The tufiuhiTM of (begun City Assem
bly N". 7, t'nited Artisans were pleas
antly taken by surprise at their regular
meeting last Wednesday evening, by a
nuiuberof Cortland visitors taking tlieas
senihy by storm. A very pleasant time
in music ami singing, besides the numer
ous and pointed apt lies for the good of
the order, was indulged in. Oregon
City Assembly, No. 7, entertained tier
visitors tptile royally ami upon the com
pletion of their labors, Mine Host ami
lloHtess liobinson of the Klectriu hotel
had a suhalt ntial, as well at delicate,
lunch ready which was disposed of in
gootl fellowship. Thu visiting sisters mid
brothers were: Mrs. 1,. 1). l.ee, Mr. and
Mrs. K. F. Wright, lr. and Mrs. J.J.
Ilickey. Miss l Harnard, Miss lVOrsav,
Miss Stratton, Jos. Frit., John I'.
Schmeei, Chaa. N. Scott, (ieorgo V.
Tape, W. K. Criidhoine, I. ( (ioldatein.
Few people know that all plants con
tain digestive principles. They cannot
absorb their food until it is digested
any more than animals can. Thu Mount
Lebanon -Shaken) have learned the art
of extracting and utilizing these diges
tive principles, and It is for this reason
that their Shaker Digestive Cordial is
meeting with such phenomenal success
in the treatment of dyaesia. The
Shaker Digestive Cordiul not only con
tains food already digosted, but it also
contains digestive principles which aid
the digestion of othei foods that may be
eaten with it. A single 10 cent sample
bottle will be BUtlkient to demonstrate
its value, and we suggest that every
millering dyspeptic make a trial of it.
Any druggist can supply it.
LAXOL is the best modicino lor child
ren. Doctors recoinmod it in place of
Castor Oil.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World' Fair Highcrt AWdal and Diploma.
HI ON THE (ilUDIKOV
An Inleri'slliig IWime llctwccii Hid Or
t'Kitii flly .limbus mnl Milium.
An exciting Mini inlcrcstin'ga if
((JIIU,, W11H played ..I ilad-lunc m, k
1 ' '
ut Sufilday llltl rilOOII, 1,1 t AC II Hi.;
Inn HliliM l)liig III loriillil'i. I in y
pluyi'il tlin Kmi' ii ii'Ii r imnn iiilion rnli'H,
w Ii i ell iIiII'itb coiihiileriilily from llni in-li'r-rolli'ijiuli'
K-ilim. 'I liii jiuhilioiiB aro
ililli'K'iit to noiiih I'Xti-iit, Mini ruin 10
proviilcH lliul "Ni'itlicr triiiiK, liurkiiiK
nor jiiniiiiiK at a pluyiT bIhiII Iki al
lowcil, mnl no iluynr hIhiII iim IiihIuui'Ih
to liol'l or hibIi IiIh ailvi'iHary, or 'lny
in any iniinniT likely to nw injury.
No pluyi-r may rlmrg" an uiioiii.it from
heliiml, linli'H'i biii Ii oimhiiii'IiI In; fui'inK
IiIh own ti'nl, but la in tint oiiniou of
tlio ri'l'Ti-i', wilfully iiiiiiHirix Inn ailver
Hiiry wliiln in tli nt xmili(,n,"
'i 1 1 1 m )(,iiiiii ililliifH imiii'ti.illy from
in tiri'iilli'iati: foollmll, iiiiiniiuicli aa
il i not fraiiiflit Willi iiiiinv of Hut liwi
itb I'oriBi'iiui'iit on tin) lalti-r, hiii-Ii an
I broken lioneH, liriiiBinl Iii'miIh ami Home-
liiu.'N iilinunt fatal irijiiriea. In (art
ll"H 1,11 ,,IU l"l'Milt exercinc and
-' poinl" of thu other eame, without
,,ul ccou.panlme,,lB, on w hlch bo
l'H been Banl ami wrillB,,. Th.a
tuiiii! in luutiMii prdi jii iilly, aa well an in
name, as no player is permitted to cany,
kiiiB k on, or handle the ball under any
preteiiai! whatever, except in ease of the
tfual-kcf t, who within his own half of
the ground, shall Ihi allowed to Use his
hands in defense of his goal, either by
knockinif-on or throwing, but not carry
ing the ball.
W . ltlack, an rxH!rienced asaociation
player, has been coaching the Oregon
City teum for the past three weeks, get
ting them in practice for a game with an
Astoria team, which will take place at
the grounils in that city on Decoration
Day, May U tth. The object i'l arrang
ing a game with the llrilish apprentice
sailor lioys, was to yivs the Oregon City
team a gisid practice game. Following
is the la-rsottell and positions of the Or
eg jii City team a they played at Glad
stone patk last Saturday:
Arthur Scott, .il-keeper ; Charles
Itovlan. right back; William lUird,
left back; Dwight Cain, left half-back ;
William (iibson, rig! t half hack ; Claude
lloll'iuaii, center hall back ; Arthur
tjuinn, William Cowers, Cat! Caulield,
Fretl (ientner and Cordon Dubois, for
wards. Charles Hoy tun is captain of
Hie team.
The sailor team was made up from ap
prentice Itoys on board of lour liritish
Clyde built ship, now lying at Cortland.
Ten of the buys are Scottish lads w ith
the addition of one l'nglishmiin. These
hoys played football at school ever since
they were large enough to walk, and
have all the points of the game down to
a scientific likely. Following is the per
sonell of ihe team and their place of res
ilence: James Donald, captain, Dun
dee; James Miller, Ahroth; George
McKinley, Glassgow; Mack FMwards,
Gruntfiu; James McMillan, Ceterheod ;
A. ft. Clark, Ardin; Andy Ross, Star
raer; Matthew Orr, Ardrossan; Harry
Spencer, Dundee; Thomas Craig, Glass
gow ; Robert Menzics, Leith.
Ilairtl and iuiiin i.f the Oregon City
team made some good plays, and ii is a
fact worthy uf note that (Joint) lia I only
had three weeks practice. He gives
promise of becoming a great football
player. Donald, captain of the sailor
team, ami I'M wards, back, deserve spee
i d mention fur their skillful plays.
The coiicher, Mr. lilack, is highly
pleased with the way the Oregon City
boys actpiit ed themselves, lie expected
that the game would result in 10 goals
to nothing in favor of the ltritons, but
after an hour and a half of hard playing
the Sailors only made one goal to the
Oregon City's rothing. George Came
ron, an attorney with Fmir.ons A F'.m
mons, of Cortland, was referee, and per
formed the duties of umpire, time
keeper, etc., in a satisfactory way. An
interested crowd watched the proceed
ings of the game, and were delighted
with the new plays.
in the evening a banquet was served
at the Cortland restaurant to the two
teams by several citizens w ho are inter
ested in the national and international
game of football. This proved a most
interesting occasion. Mayor Straight
presided at the head of tho table, and
ho ami Dr. Carll both ninth' interesting
ami appropriate addresses. It was some
thing new to the sailor boys to see a
mayor presiding at a football banipiet,
anil all expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the way in which they were
entertained. The members of the Ore
gon City team desire to oxpross
their appreciation of liberal way in
which the citizens pAyided for the en
tertainment of their visitors.
Mr. Black feels confident that his
team will curry off the honors ut Asto
ria on May 30th.
Sherd's Tux Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the taxes
of Clackamas county for the year 1805,
are now due and payable at my ollice in
the county court house in Oregon City.
The warrant delivered to the sheriir by the
clerk of the county court requires ull
taxes to be paid by the first day of May,
18(X.
K. C. Maodock, Sheriir and Tax
Collector of Clackamas county, Oregon.
PERSONAL NOTES.
' I'. T. (irillitli went to
Viola Wcd-
f iiemliiy on I. 'fill liiiHini'BB, i
A, in. Win. Wright ainl iIhiikIiI'T ar;
Bii iiiliiiK i m i k willi n-l.itiven al .iali m. '
! Mm. ii ( liailton mnl Mr Kirk nliel-!
'I' n '),' I'.nll.iii I, were in tiie eiiy.Sninlay
i
M!b I'lrinie Hymen, of Cortland, a
VibiImik n laiiveB in Oii jori Cily Moinlay.
I l.nin V. JuiieH, of Orison t V. vii-ltfl
jlii'tinli in ImII.ih over Hurnliiy. I'aliuB
' h"V r' , .
MrB. M. .Mv.'r ami .1a..Kl.i.-r from
.'anl rminHeo.a.e v.BH.nu M. Jlollack j
, mnl family . !
! Attorney C. W. Avery ami (ii!orKi! K. j
l WuirX'iniT of Cortlaml, v.er in Oreuon j
City Moinlay.
J Mr. Ilcrt Cady and Miss Iju K. Con
' ger, of CortlumI, were visiting Miss Mary
, Dully Sunday.
Mis. J. G. Cotinett, of Milwaukee,
I spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
j T. L. Charmaii.
Miss Celia Goldsmith returned Satur
day Irom a two week's business visit to
i San Francisco.
I Dave May will leave thii week for
! Vancouver, where he expects to remain
for about a month.
1 J. '.. Ileilges spent Monday and Tues
duy in Cortiaml, attending, to cases be
fore the court there.
; Mr. K. Hutson returned Sunday from
a nix weeks' vidl to his old home at
1 UochesU'r, New York.
i
Frit II. Heiscr ami Henry Troge, two
j prominent citizens ol Damascus, were
i in the city Wednesday,
j Miss Georgia Gordon, of California,
! who is spending the winter in Oregon, is
j visiting her cousin, Mrs. A. S. Dr'sser.
i Gruttoii Cheney, of the Courier oflice,
j has been con lined to his room lor several
j days with a severe attack of the mumps,
j K K Dwyre, Seventh street tinner
j and plumber, will leave for California
i in about a week, where he intenJs to lo-
cale.
I George Dnnlavy, the popular Mar
j tpiam constable, w.is at the republican
county convention in Oregon City this
j week.
I Mrs. 11. A. Liuingerand son and Mrs.
j L. Miller of Albany, arrived last Thurs
I day to sK'iid a few duys with Mr. and
j Mis. II. A. Moody.
j Dr. W. C. Morse, of Salem, made a
! shorl stay in tlregon City Monday, lie
was on his way home from a visit lo his
! mother at St. Helens.
! Miss Jennie Gray, the ellicieiit money
'order clcik in the Otegun City post-of-i
lice, spent Satuiday and Sunday visiting
j relatives in Cortland,
j r rank Morrison, of tiie Salem States
I man force, was doing Oregon City Wed
jiietday. He was formerly publisher of
the Coitlaud Dispatch.
W. S. Carrot, formerly a well-known
artist of this citv ami Cortland, of con
siderable note, is now located at Klam
ath Falls, Klamath county.
Miss Laura Johnson, of Clackamas,
and Miss Haines of Cortland, are em
ployed at K. E. Martin's store, during
the spring millinery opening.
Mrs. C. K. ISray, who accompanied
her daughter Mrs. J. E. Hedges, from
Seattle, is visiting her lather, . L.
White and her sister Mrs. A. E. Khoades.
Hal Uands, a well known Oregon City
hoy, who is now a student at Pacific Uni
versity, F'orest Grove, has been made
managing editor of the Index, a new
college paper.
Mrs. J. E. Hedges returue I on Satur
day from Seattle, where she has Wen
visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hedges
are living in the E. H. Charman cottage,
on Seventh Street.
Oscar P. llayter, a Dallas attorney,
is spending a few duys visiting with J.
F.Clark andother friends. Mr. llayter!
was formerly with the Clackamas Ab
stract Co. in this city.
W. E. MeCheison, prominent Port-
I hind real estate agent, passed through
j tho citv.Suturday.on his way home from
his ranch, three miles east of Aew r.ra,
where he had been sojourning for a few
days.
Henry Scott, the accommodating
manager of Huntley's postofliee station
ery store is spending a couple of weeks
with relatives at LaGrande. Harry
Draper bus charge of the establishment
during his absence.
W. U'Ken, C. A. Fitch, H. A.
Kruse, T. 15. Hankine, G. R. H. Milior,
Jus. Shaw and about a dozen other
prominent Clackamas county populists,
are attending the populist state conven
tion now iu session at Salem.
Miss Gladys Jones, of Oswego, well
known to Oregon City audiences, as a
vocalist, and Miss Hattie Stevens, who
was the successful contestant to appear
as pianist at the world's fair from
Montana, gave a musical entertainment
in The Dalles last Friday evening..
Sol Wheelor, who was formerly con
nected with the Clackamas hatchery,
but who now holds a position with the
Washington state hatchery on the lower
Columbia, has returned home. He will
return however, when the season for ac
tive work begins. He states that they
haye hatched and turned out about
4,000,000, young salmon. At this rate
salmon should begin to be plentitul in
the Columbia by another year or two.
Iligheit of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
Absolutely puke
wmm wmmm
MifH Minnie Jolinke, recently ruturneil
frhlll yunM (fU w.rH lH waH
t(.M,( ;nivily, Him
came liome on account of illneBH, ami
wj r,((t r,,lrll u,j tie inriin of the
ext H(.1(JJ ear, aH i)m liai U-cn en-
?aH'l to' tea -Ii tli Harlow m.liool, the
B'rinj term of which will beyin Atril
nth.
Idectrlc Held trrivaN
George Knight, Candy,
H A Smith, Cay City.
kobt WattH, Cay City,
William Edwards, Scholl's Ferry,
G W Wake, Astoria,
James A Wells, C'ty,
James Y. Jones, Chicago,
Wrn Dorris, "
Edward W Dixon, San Franci-iei,
Win Wright, City,
W C.radhnry,
K f! James, Chicago,
J A Mack, Aurora,
Sam Davis. Corvallis,
('has Martin, Astoria,
Ed II Morton, "
II II Samuels, Cortland,
A E Marks, Chicago,
K L Miller, KoHtburg,
Ed Davis, Cortland,
J G Cage, "
C A Hermann, City,
W II Steele, Jr, Cortland,
J M Tracy, Logan,
C M Hotigle, San Francisco,
Barney Cronin S C K K.
C C Hoopes, Springwater,
J Johnson. Astoria,
F T Willis, "
V M Shank, Canby,
J II Henderson, Cortland,
Jacob Mlley, Wilsonville,
K W' Zimmerman, Needy,
C F Zeigler, Bandon,
Blaine K Smith, Portland,
Sam L Lovell, New Fa.
George Randall, "
C F Clark, Clackamas,
II A Vorpalil, Canby,
J F F'.ckerson, "
W II Dobyns, "
D R Dimmi. k, "
Jam.'B Evans, "
V Reagan, San Francisco,
W S Doyle,
J W Bennett, Clackamas,
Win G Welch,
Jos Carstow, Sod Springs,
Ole Mickelson, Sandy,
J M Hayilen, Viola,
P A Hougham, Sandy,
F L Mintie, Oswego.
If you desire to meet any friend that
has arrived in town, any politician of
local, state and national fame, rou cer
tainly find them with held quarters at
the Electric.
Demise of Mrs. Captain John Kelly.
Mrs. Julia Anna Kelly, wife of Capt.
John Kelly, died at her residence in
Oregon City on Tuesday, March 24th,
aged 41 years, 7 months and 24 days.
The funeral services were held at the
family residence on Thursday at 10
o'clock a. in., Rev. M. L. Rugg olhria
ting. The members of Wacheno Tribe,
No. 13, Improved Order ol Red Men,
attended the funeral in a body,
Mrs. Kelly had been ill for two
years and the cause of her demise
was consumption. She leaves a hus
band and three children. Mrs. Kelly
was a most estimable lady and the be
reaved relatives have the sympathy of
many friends. Capt. Kelly desires to
express his thanks for the many kindly
otlices and attentions performed by the
friends of the family.
Fur Sale.
Having added new machinery to my
mill I am better prepared than hereto
force to furnish lumber on short notice.
Anything from an apple box to a barn
sill. Rough lumber $5 per M, dressed,
according to quality. We do not keep
I the best lumber, we sell it.
Having enlarged my mill I have the
following machinery for sale : 1 iuaerted
point hoe saw, 2 independent screiv head
blocks 1 table saw arbor, 1 N'o 3 hydraulic
ram. All the above in good condition.
J. S. Yookr, Needy, Oregon.
Don't Toliacce Spit
Or smoke your life awav, is the truthful,
startling title of a book about No-To-Bac,
the harmless, guaranteed tobacco habit
cure that braces up nicottnized nerves,
eliminates the nicotine poison, makes
weak men gain strength, vigor and man
hood. You run no physical or financial
risk, as No-To-Bac is sold by druggists
everywhere under a guarantee to cure
or money refuuded. Book free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co., New York or
Chicago. Charman & Co., Druggist.
Insurance.
If you want to know anything about
Fire or Life Insurance or Building and
Loan Association, call on H. T. Sladen.
He has" it at his finger ends.
Perfectly lovely center pieces in linen
and swiss just arrived at the Racket
store.
I Powder
Ilest mnl Cheapest Insurance.
Savo money on your insurance by call
ing on V.. K. Martin, who represents the
only Mutual doing busincsH in Oregon
City. You cannot afford to keep on
throwing your money into policies and
pay from 3 to 5 years premiums in ad
vance ami then have Ihe company fail.
The OrBgon Fire Relief association will
stand the closest investigation.
V.. E. Martin, Agt.
Commercial Hank Block.
The People's Favorite.
When you me hungry and want an ap
'izing meal one that is well cooked
V) your taste ami well served try the
Nickel Lunch Counter. This is no
second-class rastaurant, we feed the
best people in Oregon City ami they al
ways go where they get full value for
their money. Give us a trial.
GKoiifig Hk'is. Proprietors.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that my wife,
Mrs. Troge has left my lied and boar J
without just cause or provocation, and
from ami after this date. I will not tie
resBinsible for any debts contracted by
hsr. HENRY TROGE,
Damascus, Oregon. March 2th, 1S!K.
For the Kliliif js.
"I am li.) years old ; have had kidney
disease and constipition for 25 years.
Am now well used your S. B. Head
ache and Liver Cure one year. Used 6
bottles at 50 cents each. J. H. Knight,
Rutledge, Or." For sale by C. G.
Huntley, druggist.
Wanted.
10 to 20 acre fruit farm, clear, near
Oregon City, in exchange for good house
and lot, value f-i00), incumbrance
2000 at St. Anthony Park, St. Paul,
Minn. E. A. Cabtkr,
St. Anthony Park, St. Paul, Minn.
Money to l.o.in. .
Parties intending to Iwrrow money on
their farms this full will find it to their
interest to cali and see me at an early
day. Plenty of money on easy terms
and low rates of interest.
W. H. P.i KGiiAf.ar.
Ihe Molalla Dairy.
Having established a dairy at my
place on the Molalla road I am prepared
to furnish pure, f'esh'milk delivered to
all parts of the city at reasonable prices.
Address by postal card to Ely.
A. Bacmasn.
Dressmaking.
The Misses Perry and Churchill have
opened dressmaking parlors at the cor
ner of Sixth and Main streets andsolhcit
a share of yoiir patronage. Satisfaction
guaranteed. 3t
For Sale.
Lot and new C-room house situated on
3d and Madison streets. Owner wishes
to leave for F'urope in the summer,
reason for selling. For further particulars
all on M. Extrand.
Cows Tor Sale
Two fresh milk cews for Bale at
Fischer's mill, Logan Or, Also a good
horse 1100 pounds weight.
MOTHERS
l ii
recovering from
the illness at
tending child-
Kitl, nr vliA UI&
1 fects of disorder,
derangement
and displace
ments of the wo
manly organs,
will find relief
and a permanent aire in Dr. Pierce'
Favorite Prescription. Taken during
prej?nancv the "Prescription"
HAKES CHILDBIRTH EASY
by preparing the system for parturition,
thus assisting Nature and shortening
"labor." The painful ordeal of child
birth is robbed of its terrors, and the
dangers thereof greatly lessened, to both
mother and child. The period of confine
ment is also greatly shortened, the
mother strengthened ar.d built up, and aa
abundant secretion of nourishment for
the child promoted. If
THE MARRIED WOMAN
be delicate, run-down, or overworked, it
worries her husband as well as herself.
This is the proper time to build up her
strength and cure those weaknesses, or
ailments, which are the cause of her
trouble. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion dispels aches and pains, melancholy
and nervousness, brings refreshing sleep
and makes a new woman of her.
Mr. Abrah Lvor. of Lorrauu,JtJ)m(m Ctlt.
Y . writes : " I had been
tutferiufir from ulceration
tod falling of the womb.
for several years, or since
ihe birtti of tnv vouneest
child. Icomultedallthe i
physicians around here
and they gave me up and
aid there was no help
for me.
At last, almost discour
aeed. I began tutting Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Pre
cription and took 6ve
bottles. It is three years
since and I have not had
any return ofthetrouble.
I feel very grateful, and
Mas. LtoW.
In fact, owe you my me.
for I do not think I should hare been, aura ao
if I had not taken your medicine."
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