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(icKi.l line ill lliii'ii iilturn, lut alyli-s.
1'iukfrA lloiinl.
Tiy lf cra-Miii U at tlie Nuvfity
!iimly Kactury.
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ctMiln to "S rmiK at Mm, SUlcn'.
Can "pl'STINK" (or lloor. (liar
man A Co., ngi'iit. Circular ln-f.
Nu sailors ami turlmnii Junt arrive.1
I Miaatiiililsuiilli'a ItilllitH'ry parlor.
You can llowi-r lakl lor lVrora
(ion hid! oiiiniciiifiin'iil fxiri'if at tin
llacki-t Ktoie.
One swallow iIooh not in like miring, lint
oim awallow ol IIiih Minute (.'ninth Cure
lirliiK mlivt. (.'.'. Iluiilli-y, ariiuuii.t.
Miinyon'a niwlii-ineaarv tU latent, and
Cliariiian A Co., Hie up-to-date drnu
Uinta, liavo aroinplete atia k l'ainddet
flee,
)r. J. V. Wel.li, dentin!, Iota rw
moved till iillk'H Iroiu the Courier Imild
mil to tliu Willamette tiloi k 0witt tlie
ontiillli:e, lilnir.
A dolliir naved ia equal to two dollars
eniiicd. 1'ay up your aiiWIption to tlie
KuTKHi Hina and get Ilia the Itentdlt ol
the reduction In price.
I'ilei nl eoplt) littv pilea, but IV
Wilt's Vit.;lilial 8alv will cure them.
Wlinn proia'rly applied it curea m alU
an I burns without the nlinhtent pain.
Or. Whlto'a liair urower, l.'i eenlaon
applitaliou nt Karnawortirs. Clean
your head and nradicatea the dmidrutr
and makea your hair nuiootli and soli
Cliarman A Hon are nveivinf a new
lot o( aprinit uimmU for gentlemen' wear.
H)inilin ol men's huta, i-lothlii and
vrythliii In tha furninhinii ifoodn line.
Kewinn Machine rheap. Want a
awlii mm hi ne f Out a good one and
pay live yea ra Biiaruiitee; " down
16 per month until paid. See Ueilomy
A ttuat'h about it.
Frank I. Widuh, dentint, uradiute ol
ilia CmverHlty ol rentinylvnnia, will be
it, Oregon City oflite Thiirmlay of eai'h
week; reiiiuimler of oai'b week In l'ort
land ollltt', room 77 Pekimi huiiding.
UnWItt' Saraaprlllaideaiiaeatlie blootl
incrennea the apH'tite and tones up the
Myaleui. It ban benefitted many eop!e
who have aull'ered from blooil diaordeni.
It will hulp you. C. ti. Huntley, druu
Kit. In the Spiing u young man's fancy
lightly I mm tothoughta ol IeWitt'
Mttlo Kurly Iiinera, for they always
4:leann the liver, purify the blood, und
invigotatu tho nynli'in. I', (i. Kuutley,
Pruggint.
K. II. Andrew la huving hi houne on
KiiIIh View (Iniahed up, ami if now
lea-ty for the phiHlerura. When the tur
nhhlnga are completod, this will be the
iiealent and hent-uppointed dwelling in
that part of the city.
Mrs. It. PeYoung, Middlehurg, la,
writes. I have used One Minute Cough
('urn for nix years, both for myself and
children, and I consider it the quickest
acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure
I have ever used. C. U. Huntley, Drug-Kii-
The bnrgains at E. K. Martin's store
will only last 15 days. Hugs, slightly
damaged by smoke, w ill he sold ut half
price; matlings, slightly damaged at
half price, and good matting ut two
thirds of the regular price.
A grout slaughter sale of goods slightly
damaged by smoke will be on for the
next 15 days at K. E. Martin's cush
store in the old Methodist church on
.Seventh street. Many of the goods not
in the least dumnged, wilt be sold away
down below cost.
Vegetables fresh from the garden cook
easier and are fur more pulutuble than
are stale vegetables that have been
w ilted and dust covered while exposed
(or snlo in front of some grocery store.
I!y buying direct trora Thompson Bros,
wagon you get vegetables that are fresh
and crisp and at fitBt cost. Their lettuce,
asparagus and rhubarb cannot be ex
celled line. Full of other vetetaoles.
One minute In the standard time, and
IIiih Minnie Cough Cure is thn standard
I'tepaiuilon for every form of cough or
o'ld, It Is din only hiiimlos remedy
1 1 i,i ( pioilines Immediate p-nulls, (',
M lliiiitley, PrnyglKl.
Tlie lis ciesui neunoli will sooll In
here, and you can wive money by miiu
iifiii'liiring your own ire rream. l'om A
Co. have just received fiom the Maul a
lot of Improved Ii-h-iti-hiii freezers
of nil slr.es, which will lie sold at the
lowent xiihle pure.
The si poiiiuniiii-ii' ol i In- Clat'kiimaa
colllih srhool (lllnl will Mot he "lll'lit un
til the Unl of the iii'iiiih, hk taxes are
i-oti.iiig in a little slow J ml ii' ihl time,
This is given for the henellt of m.tiool
districts that lire aniiuiislv waiting for
llu'lr share of the public fund.
K. I. Miirtln Iiiih removed his store to
the old .M. K. i-lm n li building on Sev
enth street, which bus been neiitly lltted
up and present a very creditable ap
pearunre. Mix I.aura Johnson is as
sinting Mrs. Martin in the n:amig-mnt
of the iiilllinery department, which Is
kept u to its UHiial staudurd.
W. II. Young, proprietor of Ihe City
Mnlilca, received a new elegant two
euteil carrlugn by the steamer Uwnoiiu
(rum Portland WimIiii.Ihv iimrniiiir
It
in one of Mm llnesl vehii'leii ever brought
to Oregon City, and is a valuable aripii
ition to the livery out II I In Mr, Young's
slahltf,
Y'onng mothers dread the summer
months on account of the great mortality
among children, cailw-d by bowel
troubles. Perfect safety may lie assured
those who keep on hand PeWilt'a Colic
A Cholera cure, and administer it
promptly. For cramps, bilious colio,
dynentery and diarrhu-, It allodia insiant
relief. C. 1 Huntley, druggist.
A. H. Pn-sner lelt for Columbia county
Wednesday, where' he will deliver sev
eral addresne un the ilitical insues of
the ilnv. He was billed for Itainier Wed
tiesdav, Mayger Thuratlar, and St.
Hi-lens today 'Friday). Mr. Pre-er
is un able s eaker on the financial
iiiestlon, and is in demand as an ora
tor. J. K. WeKler, the republican nomi
nee for constable of Clackamas and
Milwaukee justice precinct, haatendertd
his resignation, as he (linU it impoinii
hie to (111 the place on account of busi
ness matters, (iuy Stryker, o( Milwau
kee, ha been nominated by petition lo
llll the vacancy. He Is a brother ol
Kev. 8. W. Slryker, of this city.
J. II. Marchhank and Mr. Town, re
cently of Silverton, have leased Hard
ing' old drug store building on Main
street, and are lilting up the same for
a bowling alley. This popular game
will lie running in full blast In a short
time. The howling alley crsie has
struck I'ortlsnd hard even the ladies
play, and It is expected that Oregon
Citv will fall into line next.
To Correct a Humor.
A rumor have been on tin) streets to
the etlect that Mr. Hawley, manager of
the Crown l'ajier Co. on the west side
of the river, had hesitated in giving his
consent to have the water turned on"
from the canal for the purpose of ascer
taining of the body of Ihe late Adam
Strange waa lo be found therein, I desire
to state; that in the afternoon of the
day on w hich the body was found, I
mentioned to Mr. Hawley, that it would
be desirable to have Ihe water -turned
oil' and he very politely informed me
that thete was no necessity of giving him
or his company any notice, but to have
the water turned off w henever arrange
ments were completed. I write this in
justice to Mr. Hawley.
P. F. Mohkv.
Oregon City v Portland.
Line by line Oregon City Is coming to
successfully compete with Portland.
Now it is harness and shoe that have
met with a rediictitm. I am selling a
complete set of single harness, my own
make, hand-sewed for S, A heavy
breaking team harness, hand-made, f'Jil,
Fine silver plated harness at propor
tionately low prices. All kinds ol horse
goods, raddles, whips and robes.
In shoes I have the best goods fu Ore
gon City at the lowest prices. A good
men's every day shoe for $l.t5 that is a
bargain. Ladies' fine pebble, $1.50.
genuine mens' kangaroo, fit, glove calf,
fj.fit). Kepuirlng a specialty in harness,
shoos, etc.
C. A. Wii.i.kv. Seventh Street, near
the depot. tf
Washboards 13 cents this week only,
not next week, at the Uiuunr, corner
next to postolllce.
Prof, and Mrs. Geo. II. Putin arrived
in Oregon City Wednesday for a briet
visit with old friends, when they will
leave for Petuluma California, where
Mrs. Dunn will spend the summer while
Prut. Dunn selects a location in that
state in which to reside. Prof, and Mis.
Dunn have resided at Antelope, Wasco
county for the past three years during
which time Mr. Dunn has had charge of
the school and on Friday last closed his
third term of ton months in that place.
Prof. Dunn says the populists are fow
and far between In Wasco county and
that in Antelope precinct there is not a
calamity howler. In the congressional
contest be says that Ellis Is the strong
man and Northrup, the Oregonian
candidate will get but few votes.
(V.nipalgil .tnlrs. j
During the past week the republican j
candidates for county olllcial positions,
have vinitud llurding, Cpper MoUlla, ,
Soda Springs, Munpiuin, bower ilo-(
lulla, uml (iiHiiyi- Hull, sud
I have been met everywhere with a liiont
' Diilhiisluslii! rereption, The people of
Cliirkitma county have become so sc-1
ciiKtomed to Ihe windy dinnertations of
populist orators, that It is a relief to
hear a good sound lutk from sensible
speakers, w ho present trillhs and prac-
ticul Ideas in u forcible manner. To- j
dav (Friday), they addrens the citizen j
ol Highland at 1 ::i0, and in the evening, ,
they will me it the people of Heaver
Creek, and discuss ihe ismu-s of the day. j
The following is from Wednesday's
Oregoniitn: Capt. J. T. Apperson, of
Oregon City, and a prominent republi
can of Clackamas county, thinks that
all the republican candidates for the leg
islature in that county will be elected.
Itegiirding Dine of the minor cilices, the
fight promlnes to be a close one, with
the chances of success in favor of the re- j
publicans. The populists are active,
j and the imorled speakers have en -I
lliiised many of the local "pops," but
have not apparently made any converts
1 heir fight seem more particularly
Vanderhurg and free silver. !
A rousing rally was held at Needy last ,
Thilrndiiy evening, when Hon. T. J .
Cleeton, the republican candidate for j
district attorney, and A. S. Presnur were i
I the orators of the occasion. Weaver,
of Iowa, w ho is a candidate for the suf
frages of every new party of wild and so
j cialistic idess and inflated with crank
I inin and treason, that conic into exis
tence In the I'nited States, and who la
out for revenue, had spoke at Needy the
dav la-lore. His funny stories and un
upiHirted asaertions, however, had no
greater effect on the republican than to
I cause laughter at the outlay of populist
I money wasted on the deert air. The
, fallacies of Weaver's theories were
I shown up 1 1 a forcible manner by Mr.
' Cleelon. who Impressed the voter of
j Nemlv precinct very favorably by hi
candor and able presentation of facta
and figures. Mr. Presser made an able
presentation of the money question.
that was gratifying to his bearers, ot
all phase of political belief. Ilia argu-
ments were presented in a log'ral and
convincing manner. The meeting was
held under the auspices of the Needy re
publican club.
County Judge Ciordon E. Haves ad
dressed a large audience at the Pleasant
Hill school house on last Tuedsay even
ing on the financial affairs of the county.
He explained matters in a clear and
practical way, and was listened to with
wrapt attention.
Hon. George C. Brownell delivered
one his stirring political addresses to the
people of Elliott Prsirie on Tuesday
evening. There was a large crowd pres
ent, who were enthusiastic in their ap
plause. Hon. W. C. Duniway, private secre
tary of Governor Lord, delivered an elo
quent address on the political Issues be
for the people of Eagle creek, yesterday
afternoon. A large crowd were In at
tendance, and the applause at times was
deafening.
Hon. C. D. Moores, of Salem, will ad
dress the citizens of Needy on Saturday,
May anth, at 7:30 p. m. Mr. Moores is
a logical, practical seaker, and waa
speaker of the late house of representa
tives. Y. M. C. A. Sotes.
The latge yard in the rear of the Y.
M. C. A. building, is being fitted '.p for
basket ball, jumping, pole vaulting and
putting the shot, and a shed for bicycles
is also being fitted up where members
can store their wheels salely while bath
ing or visiting the rooms.
Mrs. James A. Dummctt, of Portland,
will meet with the ladies in the Y. M.
C. A, on Tuesday next at two o'clock
p. in., to organize a ladies' auxiliary.
Every woman in Oregon City, married
or single, interested in any way in the
Young Men's Christian Association, is
kindly invited to be present.
Overflow Meeting.
On account of the evongelistic meet
ings, and the fact that no one church
can bold the people who desire to at
tend the Memorial services, there will
be the usual service in the Baptist
church on Sunday morning as well as
evening. This is expected to be the last
Sunday in which . Evangelists Ray
Palmer und II. B. Turner will be in the
city.
A Challenge.
I hereby challenge any of the candi
dates of the opposition parties, for pub
lic discussion of the afluirs of Clackamas
county for the past two years, during
which time I have been county judge.
Gordon E. Hayes.
Oregon City, May 21st.
W. B Partlow, the sage of Mt. Pleas
ant and one of the best known pioneers
of Cluckamas county, was in Oregon City
Thursday. Mr. Partlow has been a re
publican every since the party -as
formed and today is stronger in the faith
than ever for he realizes that the repub
lican party iB the only one that can re
store the prosperity of the country to its
former standard and he is going to work
for the ticket from top to the bottom for
be ia an American who believes in
abiding by the decision of the majority.
Highest of til in Leavening Power. Latest IT. S. Gov't Report
11 C7
ABSOLUTELY PURE
( liaiitiiuiiia ( Ircle (iutlicrlng. j
Mcbougliliii (.'huiituii'iia Circle spent j
a very delightful evening at Ihe reni-1
denes of Mr. arid Mrs. E. E. Churumn
last Monday liight. In addition to the I
unual discusHion of the subject under
consideration. Mrs. Charuun had a most
excellent musical program provided.
There was a pi mo Jut-1 by Mioses Mer
tie Stevens and June Cliarman, who re
soiidcd to un encore; a piuno solo by
Miss Stevi ns, with mandolin accompsn-
Iment bv Harlev Stevens The Ladies'
Ql)artetlu ,Ung "TheOld Oaken Bucket,"
and responded to an encore, "Steal i
Away to Jesus." Mrs. E. K. Williams I
gave a piano solo, and resiionded to an
encore The Chautauiiiians thanked j
Mm. Chariiian for the agreahle way in
which they were entertained, andac-l
cepted Mrs. E E. William's invitation
to inert st her residence next Monday
evening. Col. K. A. Miiler will deliver
a lecture on psychology, and Mr. Wil
liums re'juest all the member of the
ciicle to be present.
Insurance that insures
F. E. DoNALDftON.
Mensrs White liros. have completed
plans (or remodeling the (ront of the Or
egon City Hank building. The entrance
consisting of a double door, w ill be placed
in the center of the (ront, and two
large plate glass windows wilt occupy
the space on each side of the entrance
beta-era the stone columns. This re
modelling of the front of the building
will add much to its appearance, and
furnish plenty of light for the interior.
The stone work of the front of the build
ing will be cleaned and dressed, and
other improvements made In and around
; the premises. This structure is one of
solid buildings in the city, ami was
erected 32 years ago The lower story
! wa built ol Oregon City stone, winch
bus proved a durable building material
Reliable fire insurance
F. E. Donaldson.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Congrega
tional churzh conducted the services
last Sunday evening, in place
of the usual sermon by the pastor.
Miss Mabelle Wiggins, president of the
society, conducted the program, and
a chorus of 25 young people did some j
excellent singing. Paiiers by Mrs.
George C. Brownell and Mrs. Forest An
drews, were among the features of the
services. Dr. Cowan also made a short
talk. The chorus was under the direc
tion of Mrs. F. F. White. There will
be no preaching service at the Congre
gational church next Sunday morning
on account of the union memorial ser
vice at Presbyterian chuich. In the
evening there will be a special patriotic
service, when the Crescent Quartette
will sing, and there will be other spec
ial music.
Best insurance companies
F. E. Donaldson.
The Oregon Brick Manufacturing and
Construction Company has riled articles
of incorporation in the county clerk's
olliee, with Theodore Kraeft, A. C.
Kraeft and Eli Crisswell as incorpora
tors. This firm opened a brick yard on
the Abernethv last year, and have en
larged their plant and made other im
provements . They are now getting out
wood for their kilns, and will soon be
ready to turn out a large quantities of
the best brick. These gentlemen are
practical builders as well as brick ma
kers, and will handle contracts in that
line. Theodore Kraeft, was a leading
contractor of Portland, previous to
taking up his residence in Oregon City.
Largest insurance business
F. E. Donaldson.
Tnis olrice has received a program of
the graduating exercises of the Cottage
Grove public school, W. H. Powell prin
cipal. The program is a neatly gotten
up affair, and contains the names of
seven graduates. President P. L.
Campbell, of the Monmouth normal
school, delivers the class address.
Prof. Powell was formerly principal of
the Eastbam school in this city.
Free insurance blotters
F. E. Donaldson.
The doctors of Oregon Citv met last
Saturday for the purpose of organizing I
a medical society. A preliminary organ-'
ization was effected by electing Dr. J.
W. Powell president, and Dr. E. A.
Soin mer secretary. A meeting for per
manent organization will be held on
June 2nd.
Ten big insurance companies
F. E. Donaldson.
J. P. Lovett has removed the office of
the ice works from the building next
door to the Portland Hotel, to elegant
quarters in the Weinhard block.
Leading insurance agency
F. E. Donaldson.
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Dimension shingles cut to order.
Cedar
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By carload or mixed tar lots w ith
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Leave Portland every five days for
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Trains arrive and depart from Port
land as follows :
OEPABT
No. 'I j For all Eastern points 7 :10 p.m
No. 8 I The Dalles Local 8 :35 a m
No. 1
No. 7
From the Kast 18:30a.m.
From The Dalles 6 :00 pm.
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Express Trains leave Portland Dailv.
8'Hi.h i I Worth. "
hUT. a. Lr Portland Ar 8 lOi.n.
:35 s. H. Lr OrsironCltr Lr a i.M.
10:4Ai. a. Ar 8. PranelMO Lr T-OOr.K.
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Oregon City, Woodburn, Salem, Turner)
Marion, Jrtlerson. Albany, Albany J auction,
Tangent, Shedds, Halsey. Harrisburg, Junc
tion City, Kiifrens, Creswell, Drain, and all
stations from Koseburg to Aspland inblusive
MMNQ CARS OS OODEX ROUTE.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
AMD
Second-Class Sleeping Cars
Attached to all through trains.
ROSEBl'BG MAIL (Dallrl.
9:30a. a. I Lr Pnrtl.nd Ap un.
A. M. I Lr OreronCitr Lr illir'a
8:20 r. a. I Ar Roneburr Lr (8:00 a.
SALEM PAS-ENGEB. (Daily.
r. M. I Lt FortLTriu 3u I 19 15 A. M
4:49 p. a Lr Oreir. n City Lr :27a.k
:isr. x. I Ar i-.lym Lr 8 00i.
West Hide Dmslon.
BETWEEN' PORTLAND AND CORVAIXI8.
Mall Train. Dally (Except Sundar.)
7:30a.M.
12 IS r. M.
Lr
Ar
Portland Ar
Corrallla Lr
6:2D r.a
1:85 ra
At Albany and Corrallls connect with trains
ot Oregon ten ral & Eastern Railroad.
Eznress Train Dailr (Except 8unday)
4:44 r.M. I
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Ar
Portland Ar
McMlnnrille Lr
I 8:25 A. M
I 5:60 a. M
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TO ALL POINTS IK THE
EASTERN STATES. CANADA AND Et'ROPE
Can be obtained at lowest rates from L. B.
Moore, Agent, Oregon City.
R.KOEHLER, E. P. ROGERS,
Manager. Asi't O. F. and Pass. Agent.
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And have your photos
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