J
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ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Kntea miilo known ou apotlrattoik,
1 so u Aim-llM (r Inch tur flr.l Ituertlo-n, ami
,. per Inch for each ubeint tuaarlloii, rrwta fur-
tilhe.l.
SUBSCnjPTiON:
r-'trlctly ia ail unci.
Tno JJollaiu if yVar; One f'ullur for
it inoiitliB ; , Fifty Cenli for ih
iiioiithi. Kioglo copifi Fiv CentiC
i
okeoon city, omia Thursday, junk 12, moo.
MICE 5 CENTSt
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0. E. A. Freytaj,
TIIH
BANK OF OREGON CITY
Paid up Capital $60,000.
..TIIOMAH t'll AMMAN,
., .t'UAS. ILTAIH-IKU).
. K. I KASTUAM,
l.INV. OF
GROCERIES
IK Tills CITY.
Call and Examino
I MY I'KICMS.
OiTiri.ii l..ilsi, I. . 0. F. No
)4,'.! nry I'lmr Hy p,n ..j l 7 m ol,k
111 III l,M Koll,, Sinn alrrvl.
mlir ,,( (tic Or,ltT ri. In. tlr,i Ut aiumuI.
tl) Or l,T ,.( J. J Civl. S. ii.
ill
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WHY NOT?;
You Am tuif.ti.ltnn .i purolittnc. a
julluiiiiiuli l.oili:', Ni. I, A, I'. X, M.
Ii rotfuUr Ot.iiittmtili.Atl.'iit nil Ural
iuimI s ilur.l iyi ,,( c:u'ti iti'.titti mi ; A) v. .
irflitrfii in ii,.o.t Nl.iu.liiii: nrr in. tlct lo atli'iiU.
K IHV IS.W, M .
I M'KKUM AN. ,N.'iurr.
I'HKHIOtiKT. ,
Cahmikk. . . .
Manaumi. ,
i,,im,U. ri'i'pl vti n'll.Jroi In Plioi-k.
Ai.iirinr-I I'lllk iil ""to" illw.'iiiiwtl.
I'oiuity it,l I'tly wurrmiu l.iihl.
I im iiiii.Ik ihi hvkIUIiIb Murllir.
I ii'ilnti mint.' inii'tly. , . ,
irntt ..l.t ou I'.irll.iiil, KH rtkiie mi .','
DO, N.-W Yi.ck,llU U .tll'l OlIlMol a
1 .iui Ulttl kIiiim ""'M f"ttl.
Kt im li.i'i', l lili',i.i ii4 Aw Ytk.
Interest Mi on time fieposll as followt :
rVr itiir v luoniln, 4 yr tm r luaua.
Kiit A moiulK. a put rtni. yri ni.,
Kvr IJ Mii'iilln, ,r will. V' uium,
llimi .ptitAi-la ut itniM'iit payabliou d
hi, ii, I, Inn luiprpal l.itlcllnl Ii lrM kfr
kii.I u irriu nl ipoalt.
MimiI? I'oM No. i, ;. A 1! , ). iui t.
I III flit (if (lll'tfllll.
I ilfpu rtr.t W I'.lncriv tl pvpry in.iiith, al T SO
, H ai ll,t,llrll,,!t llrtll, Orfli I III.
I Coitiuiatiilcr.
J I'm IN ( itj l.mljte i.r I. 0. I . W,
I M?pi. vprv vi',,ih1 an. f. tirth KriiUy pvpii
loiiiiii.ll ln;.'. I, 'ill. Ih, ii All a,g,.iiriiliif
irturru i',,t,lui!) luvltf,! t, rtllpti,
j Ua ttlLKLNHtlS. M W.
Piano or (tan-
1 ItKS W II Y Nor
BUY MOW,
v WIIKS--
J. H. WAY,
Tin Live HAND atul OIUiAN nmu will
Mill you ti Innlwiiiii'iit
VERY CHEAP
CITY BATHS
AND
Tonsorial 1'arlors.
AIRCUT1NG nHAMTOOING
.MR DYKING IJINGLING.
ki' Ka.orn Clomi TuutIi)
PLANTS AND
UT FLOWlrlS!
i
AT T1IK PKF.KNHOl'Fr. OKIK
OREGON CITY FLOLL
OMPANY, ,
-ON-
C LACTAM AS HEIGljTS.
Tim fijuwlng Film SililU ol
Clmll IVtti'il tintl Cut 1'M' j
ClirYkiltifxiiilUMti, llutlyliock 4riiu
tlin, Wunliin, K'wc, Vrliii'i
Hvt Wllliiuim, l'orii'.-Ui-ii,
rJ'fl,i IU'liotrtiiiii, nimtlMI
Ui julvlu., Oiiliwrf, VMil
ilMiituma, Ciiiih, mill a
ilrm-rl Colliulioii nf
oilier I'ImiiU.
Coliti lx't Maiki( KimU I
Ciai'lilwi'r, Kr (V1
Toiuir' t'' KlmU, wr 1 (H).
BO
1.IHI
Firmers' SfaiV
- -1
I.iulifH' iiiul i'hi'.ilreiin' linircutting
PMTIU1I V. ll-
jl,t or coiti itntiiH iii nny nine, i y
25cts. BATHS 25 (U.
I
Ki ll ..,ill tl
SUNDAY SERVICES.
riur (ioxuRKii.vnoNAH'Hnuii.-UKv.
W. Ii va, factor nvrvtif hi a m. nl
t o.i'tvH'k. I'rrtyor uu't'tl . ..( Y , i' ('.
8 nnciy if rhfitUitti l-.u. irrtv.tr M!..i-iy ,
vmiij ut tf o rm,i.
r-titur Murniiiic t'rvt' at 11 Suihlity I
Actl'Mi. t Kn'IHUkl MTVU' Mi, lii-Kulur !
)rviT inert in V i''ttunl:v fwiuiitf, M.i.tliy '
i t)vM.nt Mcotliu rviary iMiu'MUy tvtuihit i
precflintf tht rlrt .huiiIa)1 m Hip uiohtli, X
CwrtHAl Ui V Ilitth'Jt to Mil.
l r. IOIIN S flllKViI i' ! lhH.K' -Kbv. A
1. 1 lis ii k iNii, t' t:r. imi Hnu-U mnn t aul
luM a. u. iioniitii niTin hi nri aii't tlunl
htititiy iii ottch niuth ai $ ucl'X-h; m mm
iiuini.ijr i'h'l nl 1 .w i. m Vef(Mr ul
lleiicliru.m rtt 'M f H.
sr, y . s v k cm k:h - Kiv j m i.m.
tl-Ni'ti, Krct.tr. Hi.'vici- ftry buii.uy ut II 0i
nivl ; 0'olM-k rni'l riliifi-l.ty f veiling m 7 ;w
tWft; tMln.l.iy School ut 1 i St I'anl't
twictnttti. .service ech itKerunt Sun
4 a:--u .'..K-ii.
PIANOS:
Lr. K:it iuioi..
iiiii:k.
it i:it a ioi.
oia-Tvnsrs:
n a ii .ni.i,
. II. 411 '.,
u it a i:ic.
Sold for CASH or utHe INSTALLMENT PLAN.
AiMrfiwgt OreKon City, Oro.
WOOJ) T II JIM Mi
a. it ID
SCROLL SAWING.
. a,
,
lutiFws
mi i .....
r.ri,l!i', or Knpiainl, yrn aMMMjr
vrulliiiKutiintv- ltXf lUnuHMN
i- itiiil Sim-. Kit. mv'e o'Ji't.
Vliilliir you wii' M.v 1 "t ayi
in town mil on mo. " "s aw
i i i
TI1K lU.tUiJSffi
Harness &iop.
Alwi AtfiMil (,ir (ho (,i,raiel
SINGER SEWrfG lCHINE.
County Correspondence,
viou.
Homo lilit dhowcm liiHt week.
KvrythinK in n ling n ihk1
ruin vrry liiully,
Tlu' clovi-r Ih nliort uinl full whi'ut
in Moini'wtmt injured; ring grain
iH liinkiiiK very Wfll,
The clectiiin uicm.il oil' very
cjuii'tly, thrro lii'iiin hut liltlui'x-
ciU'llMMlt, lllthnllgll ll fllll Vllll'K Willi
Killnl.
Chit. HuyJi'ii uinl I'M. M aplo
wont to Pali'in lttht Suturiliiy with
the blind cxournion. Thry report
a j'li'iirtiint tiiuu.
Tlmro In lomo talk of an oxctir-
nlon to Mt, IIihmI in a ooujiln tif
wri'Kt; wtill, wo wiiili tlioin mudh
iji.lwt of fun And A ilr. lruu ii
kiTji wuriii ly.
What hit boiMino of our mil
iroud? TIip hint wo heard ufthmn
tln'V hud futind A rui'tir.'tlili' route
to Silvi'rUm, hut nince then wo can
L'll lll ft' IH III W'llV ilnli'l until.,
RAIfiHT & NIWTON
Hi.-on (hntt'iiil of I ho lino till tht
jrciulfrrt of Thk Kntkiuhiihk hoih-
QT. tiling of thrill.
-,--M ! Mr A 1) Vli......r ,.fT.,.a iu
viiting K, Miiplo. I To (hij'h Ori pon
Jin fr linttrr than Tuxan and hi'iico
'.forth it will ln lioiiit', M'iiK Anos,
IllllllO Sl'llliol ltrltll't,
U'iort ofmhuol, taught in Mu
lino, 1 lint . N'ti. HI, for thii month
1'iidiuu May !1 IS'.hl:
N'tiiulxT day Hi-hool kept ojumi,
1'.'; iiumhi'r day att iidani'i', 371;
number day abxenei', ); number
Imy enrolled, 11; numlM r uirl on
rolli'tl, 12; total number enrolled,
avenie daily uttoiidaneo,
nuiiiber t'.'iNCH uf tardiims, 20; uuui
1T neither ubiront nor tardy, 3;
.MjiImI lliibh, Carrie Knot uinl
AkkU' Wallaee, Vixitor, MiHo
Minnio May and Norn (lordon;
j.Mr (leu, Mallatt, Jito. I'arniill,
M. Warren ami ('. K. Knott.
Mux. S. A. llt'otiK. Tuteher.
rocery Sire
Goods sold at PurJand
& Prices.
'JikiHKsr faicB I'Ain Kim iocs-
;THr fUoiUTK.
it a v '' A mriAjr.
M. U. KUbI, 11 AH'".
Flananan & HII,
WlfOI -KM K AXI UKTAM.
LIOU STORE.
(haii.l id iw ""-'." '"! flllllllil Jill,,
lULFASDlW FON I'ltAt'iiliT.
. -- ... y
.,T',B H"fpy np..
1 ii. ami H
ii..k
m.TIU'I'l'.l U P' iii il i ill m n iiaT i
. .. J rii..,, , H . 1 1 . jioii ii H-r, ,t ( ll.
J"" jy Mil,.,, I hi IJ I... Kv.'lilli.iTvlr.' ai ; JO. ,
You f"l''' ""'''""H l'i'"'l'i) pvpuiu all
7 OU f fyr Mppiuih I liur.ii i'plllli( l . it). ,
afral'j,'r,,'""l"" "IVH''''' '
1'itrtif
leiiiiinii WonJ T ii r 1 1 i i . ,
tuniii, ltrm ketK, or
1'i.t-
fl:KJIYIKHIAS rllllll'll..
, PU7" t . I H-Ml . .i i a. na a
Shop Carpenter's Work
Will I Suiteil liy CulliiioriMK.
-Kiev, ll
. M .llilln.n,. U7;nrln Aiaft .flirlfl
-t ..M.iltll S.-ll.H.l al In a. M. 1'iiuiiIUWI IflllUUffi lOOU.. UUMUO
l-aot l t y ,il I
.'hrlittliHi Kiiilimf r mppia I
JJJliV "' iuptl l !.:. la Im. N.
cnlwtr4 ink'"- r - r .
. t.i t " ' . . ..
j3 il
Prefewc'cr.aJ Cards.
;.irrrr,T- "
T. r C'nwiMi K. II. Cowl.
COWING & COWING,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
All rue. bed. I'nllp.l Hi urn laml udirea
npfrt illy.
OUKW'i.V CUT. oKKtjON
aa"(ii. tli Conri'tjiitiiiiiiil Clum-li.
I V
r- , ' ""i'.ii. aim nnrv t
tM I'.-Hfl.. la,,,,,!,!,.
LUMBER!
FOR FIRST CLASS' LVMSEW
Geo. S.
,m Mt. rieaant'i, inllei Mith of
Oregui City.
T2 J4 V' ' '1i. i aiiioriu
rJ Pot'ii'lm) n. "
S UJ r"1!4 ?",,,J Mur,, .
hi
i
-tai.,iip.
IK
Srnii af I'lipur Sae Her I kffi
It i wan jtit mi iifiliimrv nernii ti( ixt,
Mil it fiiveil tier lilu him ii I" Hie
ONE MILLFPCIiVr
-a t-Uu5iH'rt
hut tiwi' til i'nnaiiiiili.iii, tul, I ItV I'Iivk
iuUna Hint aim wna liiriiruliln uin' eiul,
imki tmr mow. mawi.-., o, ,
oUr ami (n-w bettor liwt, mnilmit''f I," " 7 ,
1,44 (tnd l fin ntrtiiiK, lieultliy. .iua' f JOli C
plu.i.,1, weiKliinit UO M.u..,l. v For lull j'"';- r
er iiarlieulur kmihI itm' lo W, U. Cvtf I niOlK,j .. .
aol livo ui'ly luit IhtI ti; fl.f
rlj(lit-l lean tliilll 70 iuUlltl "'I
iHMceof wwii)iuif paiiar alia hJ "'I'r.
. iiig'a N-lWv". mi" 4ika nri.
m,..ui0 3ii "'ut.jj !, I mi-
toUl. wii imr mow, owu,i'. hj.
( IM Y ( OMIT I'lKK I.FIUMiS,
JIM! TKHM.
1. Ill Ilia iiiiitlitr of tlin puliiiuii of W,
W, l'tiitur ami other for a eoimiy inml .
I'etiliijii reutl uinl rejeeteil.
2. In lliu iimllur of Hi Miutin Tlioin-
rnml uinl cliiniKD In lliu 0 N Murray
roiul, Heiitii t of viewer releelinl fur n-
viii tlio routl wa not dirveypil ntftirilliiK
to ruulti 1 ili'di'illinl In the )rt it i uinl
vloiver tin report oil tlm enlalillnlilnn of
niilil ruiul,
!). Ill Iho Mwrlin V Tlioiuii Mini, re
port of viewer read flrat mill aeeomj
tim. II 1 CIiuhb, TO Jiiimnil, W II
IloiliiK iipiollltvil Itaaeaaou of ilailiiiKfa,
ami Ui muet wltliln ten tl,iy frnin the
dutu ol tlio oidwrol ouurt
4. Ortlered llmt tlm elnk Inkiii ii
county w ,o rant to Jua Ifeiliien, Hii.t (
repairing the county roiul lwtwn On
K'Hi City ami t'uiieinuli in tlm mini of
,')IH) IK).
6 In Ota mailer of ttio Julia Muukiik
roud. Kfportof viewer read fliataml
H'euiKt tiliic. F (Irlllltli, K M Siiminer,
ami J K Morton uppolntetl HHaeaaur of
(luliiiitin ami lo iiii'iit on lliu llitli (hay of
June, IH'.KI.
1. In tlm timttBr of J i Olnoii roid.
lejiort of aiwewwir of iLunujua reutl, uinl
itHneaaed It) the kuiii of M) in (uvur of
I'eter I'lu er.
7, In the liniltei of the (,' Suer roud,
rxMirl of viewer uf tlumu.nt lend uinl
ap roved. Noilaina)(ea alluwed.
S. In tlm mutter of tlm i-lumi. in h,.
county routl a uitiliuiHu lor hy W A
Jae(oi and ulltii, repoit read mul up.
proved and rtmd eatuhljalied and or
derered oien(d, and part tj uld Mud
vui iiie 1 1 pruyml for In petiliun
II. In the Iimllur ol the fril. Ueinur
road, Ihl mutter la iianiUae, l,v n,n
ent of A N Dreer and ti K Hum., ,,
thut Hie eoiirl rofilaed puy any Mr
lloll of (Minae Inenrroil iu uid mirvey.
10. In the mutter ol Iho etitioii fur ii
county Willie, arropi tlm TuaUiin river
on iho F V CaiupUdl mid llieij.iii City
road. Clerll authoiUod l advertiae
fur aenled hi, la hy tlm July term
11. Iu the mutter of tlm hi,n for
building u'bridjja acriwii the it i Snmly.
II llrun awarded ttuiixmlraet at-. tirdiii
lo pliin" and viMrtiiin fort'Jl, Chaa
Moi'linke to tiieriiitoud woik,
1:'. In Iho nmtU'r ul (he hi,N fur
building uf bridtf. In ivud tllatru I No M
on eiiunl)' rmid (mm Iltuteville In Ilun"
Furry,
C"''"'1 r.UI to Nlil.iilua U.ihll
fur M'W.
Ill tho laulter uf tlm Improve
ment of ha Or,.,,,,,, ('jty , ,,,u .
mud nnd 2n t appropriation for tlm .mie.
A wiirrunt w4 tliawn iu f.,vor of t hun
M'x hnke lur H'Hj.
13. In Hie mutter of t,c urt,iiUri of
I!..-..... e .. .. ... . r.
JSiVM..JvJKUM.iH, Jrn
The 1'iili'iiillc liifliii'iiee of the Ainerl
eilii flu- wlieit Kalif il over (he
1'nlillii Ni liuol, i
The i.l i -ik uf ruininx the American flux
over the public Mrlrjiili I a yery good
one, The object I to cultivate) a love for
our ctiiinliy uinl pride in tho national
fan.
In Nt liuul wo learn numethlug of the
principle uf liUrty and Jmtlce Uh;ii
which our Kuveriiment I ImaeJ, and of
the iiiiillltuilii of proeiou live tog-other
wllh tlm iiiillluii of dollar llmt have
Im'i-ii trheii fur tnuiiiteimnce, Wo alo
1. 'niii thut tlm MtuiN und H'iiK'H will iru-
(ei t mi Anu rlcuii I'iliaen In any part of
the wui Id, And, then wnoti we look
upuu it, what love ami patrlotiin thrill
our auiilii!
no mi mil lovo a leiutive whom we
only ni'ti (icc:otiuiiully,'u4 well u one w
ted,iily. Ho it I with tho Hug-, by e-
liiK it eveiy day our fnturant and lovt for
It i incieswctl. Or, If ao only read ol
the Tieclurutiou of Independence being
adopted mi llm Fourth uf July, we would
not tluiili much uf it ; but b iiimd-
liiK a tl.iy euch yeur in celebrating that
event wi$ keep it freah Iu our memory.
I in tint day, mure tluiii ou any othar,
limy he heuid etirriiiK epuechea und
until iunptri tin cheer fur the red, while
and blue; while iii every direction, (burn
iituy he wen, varying in kuui from the
miiiiiilitiii littlti beauty faaleiied lit the
Imli.-i.' hellH, tu l. jjreat ;lnriun bun
ner Ctumlly tbuitiii Iroiu the top of the
liberty ,le .
If the ll.ig Ih-Ioiii-iI to lhechool,it
could h lined uii tichool picnic and audi
oeeaaiiiii mid tliLie iniht lie a great
tn.iiiv im itulioiiH iu honor of it.
If thu f I .a if limited over the choo'
Iiimimi,, dm pupil would by aoeing it
daily, learn to priu it. They would
i ill h'liru In iuok upon it, not
merely ua a hit of buntiii'j, but to 00
through it ut ii try lijtlit the great princi
ple uf the country of which it i o
truly ut) emblem , They would learn to
look upon il, llut dimply u the Ameri
can ll.ii,', hut i.i "our" flag uinl lo feel a
Mi mi j im'ihuiiuI inn-real iu it. If thin
lovo ul country and initio iu the flag U
propei ly cultivated in tho beurtu of the
pupilh, ih" will, on reaching yean of
maturity, ! likely to bchava in inch a
manner ut wil tlu honor to it.
Small chililmu 'will be led to count the
"l-tri and tlie tnpti, mid to eo il they
were llm KkUMaMtadl of the flag; while
Iho older iimai would eeurcli their hilo
rie for il otigln 'ahd meuning. They
would l likty to -wonder and porhap
impute wli.it tin! thirteen atripe ami the
fnily-ttt.i puf aignjfy and why they an-
a new state come
p
nex a Pl.ir fat b lira
into tho I'jiio'k. t,l'hey loalir.e tho
r fiw aid f."
howei v. Iuiji,,. ruaiiaat . '' -. .l,u ..i.!-'rrfS!i.j:3rJi'irinii them
unte eler W WM" . " .t". : ,-day. Ev.rv-
taauo noriler in . 'n"i- - . '
In the ...in ol $10 j l.i'8 buiiitemJ W itiN'"' -
uf munkind to rt. hig't;.
i.tiiiagu wVbi.eir our public acbool
Whert rlelt Am! Wr are e.piul.
. l. .litr...el I u .ru tl... II . i , l,,.,,ro,l
I .,
111! ai.a turn
bu it ta.t-llu'
:f1!feV AUh.Wl:rU.TO THE WEST SIDE.
C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
mix nrai:i:r, uiikoun i itv, okki.on.
Kirut-li Al.-iric'H ef IHIf. Inn M.uicy. Kirt'
t'ie.i: M, , im in, a, uinl trail, itl lvii-rul
l.i Im-invaa.
G. E. HAYES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Oroeon, City. Orcein.
Olliee up stiilm tip ur Cuurt lltiuae
F O. McCOWN,
Attorney at Law.
Oregon City, Oregon.
Land Business a Specialty.
waMHaHMIHMIHWaaMHaaM
T. A. Mi'lllUliE. A. 8. HKKHHKK.
McBRIDE & DRESSER.
Attorneys at Law.
Oluce in Ja'ar Hlock, Oregon City, Or.
SIDNEY SMITH,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
OHiec nearly opposite Court Huiine.
OIIKOONCTTY, OKKOUN.
Work I'roinplly MU-uM to
J. W. POViELL, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at Cbarman & Co' Drug Btore
OltKOONCITY, OHKOON.
T. r. WIIITK.
W. A. WHITE.
WHITE BROTHERS,
Practical Jrchitccts $ Builders.
t.n,, nl....tl,..,a w.rlltlff An
IYIII nrt!jnir IHHiin, cn.,.u"-i
UII, ami piilfl(!all'iin fur nil klmla ol hiiiltl
liiKu Himelul KtlB'illtui Klvmi to modern cot-iHi.-a.
KHiioi'ttf-H (iirniniiwl n niiil lenllon
Call on or MJ.r WIIITK IlKOM.,
OrpKim City, Ogn
T. H, HORN,
House and Sign Painters.
Paper Hanging a Specllty.
l'li'tntiiiK tlune in all it branches.
Leave order at the poHt-olfiu
Shop at rear of the pot-Dffii,'e.
Spring and Suinmer,
1890.
NEWTOODS
ARRIVING DAILY.
We are Showing this
week the Latest Novel
ties in Satines, Dress
Goods and White Goods,
also in Embroideries.
The Great Eastern
Store,
Mayer & Ackerman, Props.
PairTter.' Kalsomlnerr U Fine Chance to Invest
and Decrator, I1T
I irenireil to attend jiroiptly tc Aero Property.
work entrtiHieil to Iiin
I'utromiye renjiertfully ioliited.
ll Inquire ot
McCOWN & CO.
OSWEGO NURSERIES,
Wam.inu A Jahihcii, l'rop.,
CROWERS AND DEALERS
J-IN
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Grape Vines, Small
Fruits, Etc.
Nureery four mile below Oregon City,
on tho OHwego road.
Cataloitiie mailed free on application,
Addre all order to
WALLING & JARISCH,
ONwcifo, Oregon.
MILLER BROS.,
DEALERS IN
Field. Veaetable and
; v
Flower Seeds,
ATIARYA POULTRY aUPPIJlCS
GARDEN T00L8, FEllTILI
ZKRS, TREES, ETC.
2011 Siieond Street.' Hot. (Salmon and
Taylor, IVirtlanil, Or.
fJCTBond for Ctitaloguo. , ., 42-3
HOUSE MOV NG
Renner & DaVs,
TIIK
Practical House Movers,
will do nil woik in their line nronmlv
and h.iIihIiu lonlv. Atlilni,
HKNXKIt A DAVIS,
Oh'koii City, Orruot
The Commercial
01' OKKOON CITY.
CAFJITAL $100,000.
T'msnctJ a Qeneral Banking Butlnei.
''n matlo. Hill diacountod.
Mukcol!cctioti lluv ami IU nr.
fliaiitte t-i u poiauin the United HUton
iiiiii r.uroK. n,i 0n Jlonu Kong. Ile
pouilH roce.iej Hublet:t to (dieck. Inter
est at iiHtial mu allowed on time depo
it. v
Hank open fi,m A. M. to 4 P. M. :
Saturilay uvciiiiih, (mm 5 till 7 P. M.
I). LATOL'UK'rrK,
ProuteNit.
J 00NALDHOV,
t'uHbior.
OBZjSTT
Livery, KopiI ami SuleSlulilo
ORECON CITY.
LOiiTKU IIKTWKKR TIIK IlllllKiK AMI
IlW'OT
I'oublo nnd Single Riw, and biuI-
dlo ,orne alwafs on liitnil at the
lowtV jiriees. A corral! connected
with the. barn fur Ioohc fcluck.
Inftrmutiuii rhiariiimt iiny kind of
... 1 . .1 . .j 1...1 ... 1
rj 1 BlOC promptly laieiuiuil 111 uj, irinuu ui
oanK, tuttor .
Horses Bought and Sold.
J. Uf. 1UC0N & SON.
1
-IHAI.KUrt 1N-
Books and Stationery
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
OKKGON CITY, Olll'.GON.
L1VE8AY & SILUTK
ClnckainaSj Or.
DEALERS II .
FLOUJl, FEEDCrt'AiN &
CORN MEAl,
AgontHfor Clackanitti nrjpr-
ogon City for th,.."
umbia Flour,';:,'
at an - -t
ALSO
Koen on hand
Rustic Foorinir, Celt
ing and all kinds of Fini.h
nig Lumber, Dressed"-
I'nco Pickots of fly
all sizes.
CHOICE Columbia
dar Shingles.
Ce
Merchants Exchange.1
Mull) Street, Oregon City Oregon.
TrKEI'S CONSTANTLY ON HAND TIIR
I t iiuifitat. 1'url Smith. Trial .V'" i - ii. Tn the matter of the petition of
Una Wonderful Miscuvory free lt t-A . f'i K Have and oilier fur aid from
FOR SALE.
One, of the niccBt iiluce in Clack
anms bottuni. Iwinir 8,r) acre. Tlio
fluent of land for a pencil orchard.
1100 young peach tree junt bo-
ginning to bear; good dwelling
house, on liih ground nnd all of
tho neeenHiiry out-buildingo, etc.
45 TO 50 ACRES
IN
FINE CULTIVATION.
Ono of tho finest springs in
Clackamas county. For sale cheap
for a short time. .
P. C. HUMPHREY,
At Clackamas.
F. 0. McCown at Oregon City.
FOR SALE.
Hardin Unlit Hmu
They know bw lo cum rheumtim
in IVntiNvlviinla! Mr. J. ! , Meinbam,
I'ittHhiiruh cinni dealer, awokn one
moriiiiiK with an Attack ut rhcumatixiii
iu bia rinht arm. Workmii nnuinil the
more during the lotenoun lliado it Aoree.
I'y noon the pain wa u aevere that be
could not ruiw hi hand to hi lion, I uinl
hat) to currv III arm in a elintf . One of
In ciiNtonituH, tin learnitii; tlm (act,
Kent aero the etroet to P. K. Heck'
tlruu elore.anil at biaown 0x1010 I'M-
curiMl a I ml Ik) ol l liiuiliieriam 1 tun
Halni and iiomuaded the eiuar dealer to
try it. It rated the pain, retluceit the
ewelliliK o that by the next niorniiitf be
could UHti Itia arm, ami by the ectunl
iiiuruiim wa entirely woll. I hi I only
ono ef the many iivurecae of rheum-nil-tin
th.it have lieen cured by thi
valualilu reiuedy. ol) cent Imttlc lor
abt lv tl. A llardintf.
St. Oeorne, of Merry Knuland, du
tioyed the llrery draitun, but the Ameri
can champion nirhuli:ilvo eumpier SI,
Anthony' tiro, chilblain, trut bile,
cut, wound.) uinl Itebibu ami Irritating
dinac. Sold hy !'., (!. t'anlleld.
l'ltler II. I'', Kitlinner, of (iettyubnur,
Pi iiiiH.vlviinia, nay he had been aulTering
with a rold and conuli, alo hi wife, that
they took to UHiiiK Chamberlain' Cougb
Iteiiieily and received ureal benelll from
it. Yetheuy, "It wa no pleaant
to take," For ulc by (I. A. HariliiiK
K. W. Porter, the put minder at Klin
Creek, Neb., ay that ho ha perunnl
knowleilKe of everal caeo( iheuina
tiain, iu that vicinity, that have been
permanently cured bv Cluimberluin'
Pain Halm, after other remodie weru
iiHotl without benellt. Ho ha mild it al
IiIm ilruu Htore there for five year and
ay hu never knew il to fail, that "any
cimtomer who once ne tMiainherlain'a
l'ltin Halm will have notblnu iiIho in
Hteiul." Poraalo by tl, A. Ilardinn;.
Ir, 11. Hamlin, of I.emoru, t'al . uy
a few ilo.mi bottle of t'hiimbei'liiiu'H
(,'ouuli Koinedv which he sold there ere
uted Much a demaiul (or thu reinedv that
be could nut well net aloi.u without it. No
nun etui fill I v iiiiiireciutu the real value
of tin remedy until they have u'vun It
a trial. Thtwn who iiho It find It o much
Hinieritir to auv other remedy thiiy have
ever tried that they recommend it to
their InenilH, ami that, I wliut nuiiios 11
ho popular, l'tir Halo hy u. A. liaininit
You have failed to do your own pock
el book jimtico if you have not learned to
trade for cash at II. A. Pry', who keeps
all tho finest and boat groceries, He
has nut only the neatest stylu iu tho
city, but he want your trade and to so
tire It will soil very ehonp for caHh.
I'lackama county fur the rate of . )ut
Hun . Petition granted.
15, In the matter of li.ivid Ailluir, a
pauper, It wa ordered by ll 0 county
court that he ;ii not entitled tu auv
further nupporl .
111. Application of (iu Slmliel, mi pi
of road district No 7i! for UtXHJ lee t of lum
ber lo floor the Horimcbuili bridge
Application granted .
17. In the matter of the petiliun of
Ed Miller and Win W Porter fur a pub
lic road of private easement. Petition
granted, and viewer appointed Vernon
I'erduando Kath, linn Paul-ten and J no
Hun.
18. Iu the matter of the claim of lieu
KoIk-'iInou fur damage, laid over till
next term of court,
1!). In the matter of Iho ititiun ( 11
K I.inn aiul other for a county lo.id
Petition grunted, and Michael Muehnke.
new cum--and k-.dj UV2J24-
t vi. e So It
,,,1.., ', aa.v. wvv i r -rw.
.1 in the public idio;
1 w r.H the pupi
Kveivlliiu tthit h tend lo olevatt lite
uuu i, mi I niiiko tbetn desirous of be
cumiiig UM-ful, gives new courage Jor the
w hi k I ' ratal at laht, we shall ee the
name little sold or caring fur homo and
flag, in a manner that will coniel the
lovo and respect uf nation.
MVKTI.K PiltKITIIAClT,
limscu, Or.
I (lit S VI.P.
::iHiaiic, s iiules (nun city ; 100 culti
vated; III iu grain; 5(1 in fall wheat;
latg ' uit liiod ; one-half mile to depot ;
011 railroad ; place well watered; bouse
and barn: one of tlio bent farms iu the
county. Price f.io. Term easy.
Si 1 acres best land iu the county ; 25
cultivated ; house and bam ; price -100.
1 1 el ucre 4 mile from town: 40 in
iiltivation; L' barns; box bouse; nice
K llornschuch and A II U.icu'i appointed 1 orcbaid ; read passe lions ; Bchool near
bint liMinl of l.lipinra, VVIiiea and Clrur,
Uuua Uuor, J. TKEMIIAfK
In tlio Oily. Step In mul try the now HIUIaH
Talilc Alrolllliiortcd Milwaukee, Chlcaroainl
froprluto1'
A 1 1,1
w acres wun Banio locali
finely improved, for sale cheap.
One of tho good farms of Clacka
mufl county within two miles of
Oregon City in a fine stato of culti
uation.
Also land in Clackamas county,
near new motor lino. Fino for
farming. Terms easy.
F. 0. McCOWN & CO
viewer. house; price ,ilini.
L'O, In tho matter ut the rupoit of view- best kugai'is.
era on llluckwell and I leckurt road, re
port read llrst and second time and ap
proved. Hoad opened nnd part of road
vacated a piaved. Hilt of ousts al
lowed, (S.IK).
"1. In the matter of thu deeds from
N II liamall and Vermilves to Clacka
mas county for a strip of land to bo used
a a county road. Deed accepted by
thi court and approved, The land eon
veved without coat to the coimly, said
land an conveyed la ilvclm-ed a pub
lic highway, no ordered.
In thu matter nf thu application
of H S McLaughlin for an order of court
atith'ji'iaing him to culled tho money
subscribed for the improvement of the
0 G and Milwaukiu road district No 1,
no application is ordered ,
211. In tlio matter of tlie allowance (
money to V II Smith, supt of work on
tho Abernethy roiul, order grunted for
the um of :i.(0.
1111,1.1 AI.I.OWKII.
A V Dix, lumber, K I), No 2H. . . . :i:t 10
L M Dandsoii, Uridgn oxptniHo. . . 28 75
Wm Wallaco I t '-'.'i
I) M linker (WJ cords wood fur
courthouse l! 50 '
Geo I) Biirniird & Co, Btutiomuy. 175 10
Jury list expenso , 4 00
Or Cily Waler Co, water rent ... 80 00
Smith Hro A Co, lumber, H 0
No M...... Pi 115
Green Bros, pauper supplies 7 00
Y 8 Yodor, I'mber, roaddislNofii 8 22
Y 9 Yoder, Pmbor, road dist No -111 12 80
J M Paeon A Son 10 00
Union Iron Work 4 50
Mat toon A Story 15 00
Tho Courier, bill printing ;!0 50
Pope A Co 50 (15
Stato of Or vs Win Owens 1 20
Noblilt's slablo 8 00
W A Jackson ot al, work on road 28 75
Thi is one of the
('. t'l lTINH,
Agent.
. See Here!
Mv properly, three-fourths of a miie P..
uf Oregon City, adjoining J. W. (irout's
pioperly, will be sold at a Haciilico, a 1
am going South with my family, It con
sists of a lilt to 111010 than one-half acre
of ground, with a two story solid frame
building, 2i(xl l, and a one story addi
tion, 28x10, containing six comfortable
rooms all wall papered, 1 ball, 1 pantry,
I clothes room, 1 well drained cillar, 2
porches, all llnelv finished. Also, good
well with force pump, barn, ben-hoiiBO,
woodshed, 30 bearing fruit tree, patch
of ptrawboiTios, etc., and balance of gar
den laud in flue cultivation.
Al ii. KiiiiciiTnii, (on the ilaeo4)
5 1 -It
Fine I'lirml Flno Timber!
Any party doslrlng a bargain in acre
property should liuuiiro at once at tin
olllce for particulars. This a flno chance
for somo ono with a fow thousand who
wishes to InvoHt it w here ho is Biira of
quick and sure profits . The tract, bo'
aides be'um convenient to Oregon City has
largo body of fine timber convenient Notice
to saw mill. Tho land in mostly levol Those knowing themselves indebted
and rolling, is vory rich nnd will niiiko to the firm of May A C00V0 must call at
flno fruit farms. Will be not over 20 niln-1 Noblilt's stable and sottlo without delay
1 vitos walk from motor line now building. This is final. May A Cooke.
Take Notice.
Parlies knowing themselves indebtod
tu Cnuku Pro, must call immediately
nnd settle and save costs.
Cookk PiltOS,
Health mul Longevity.
Pr. A, Wilford Hall's Hygienic
Treatment for tlio permanent cure of dis
eases without either niodiclno, electricity
or costly appliances. Works in perfect
harmuny with the laws of nature.
flTSeo Microcosm "extra" which
gives the history of tho physiological
discovery. Send for circulars at my ox
peiiHO. Pi lco of Health Pamphlet $4.00.
Address, J. W. Thomas,
Molnlla. Or.
Iliickleu's Arnica Salve.
Tho Pest Salvo in tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, Salt Khoum. Po'
ver Sores, letter, t hupped liaiuls, Chit
hliihis, Corns, and all ASk'ui Eruptions,
and positively cures PileJLei! no pay re
quired. It is guarantued to givo jiorfoct
satisfaction, or money jjrefuhubd. Price
25 cents per box. , ,1
For sale by tl. A. Ilardiua d
Pry, tho cash grower,, viftltca a spec
ialty ot line groceries., v i Ls.
UtO.' W RATH Ett Ill'UKT15i..Ho. 13.
For Week Emlliiff Mnlurday June 7.
Th forepart of tho wok wi
cool and cloudy, with rain, hail and
mow in the mountains. The rain
fall wan poorly distributed, and
thoro was not tho Unnflt derived
from it that was exjoct;d. The
latter part of tho week was cloud
less, dry and warm, on Friday and
Saturday, tho temperature was
above W degrees in many sections
of the state. More rain is neudwd.
Rain and cool , weather will yt
produce good crops. Delayed re
ports from Eastern Oregon show
that on May 28, 29 and 30, frosts
occurred that did damage to veget
ables, especially potatoes, tomatoes
ana pcau. Corn, rye ftfiu barley
were also Injured.
The month of May had a high
average temperature, and the rain
fall was very light, as a result, the
crop prospects are not so encoura
ging an might lo desired, especially
hay ami late sown grain. Tho
fruit prospects are good. Straw
U'rrioH are very plentiful. Cher
ries are rij and the trees are load
ed with them. General reports in
dicate a light hay crop. Crops in
Tillamook county are all promising.
Throughout the Willamette valley
rain is badly needed. Wheat field
are burnt in places. Much of the
spring sown grain did not come up.
In the Umpqua and Rogue river
valleys, the prospects arc brighter.
Tho coast counties are especially
promising for good crops. The
(irando Rondo and Walla Walla
valleys and a greater portion of
Umatilla county as well as the ma
jor portion of Union county, have
tho best prospects for crops in
eastern Oregon. In the valleys of
Wallowa county, wheat, oats, bar
ley and rye are doing very well.
Wasco, Sherman and sections of
Gilliam county appear to lie the
worst affected by the dry weather.
In Crook, Grant, Baker, Lake, Har
ney and Klamath counties, tho
frost of May 23, 29, did the most
iliimnim an.l in Otoun nunlii.l tllA
! : ll.. .!-..!
Kiasa ib raiuuiv urvina up. j
1 he cool weather stopped 1
molting of the snow in the moir,
laiy .aftftig?-', fWfV
weather may cause them to '
ag'- B. S. Paouk,
Ass't Director Weather Bureau. V
, ,
. RtolutiMi f Konjwrt. r '
to p" T. V-orru-saa ncx
ssttotti"'!?4ioiKO,3. ,, o.o.r,
, We, Yar ciuniit. W bou wa re
ferred the preparation t". resolution of
respect to the memory ol Broth.jfS. Wf
Handull would respectfully submit tlm -following.
Wiikikas, lVath has invaded Ih
sanctity of our rank, and removed from
the seen to tho unseen, our esteemed
and worthy Brother, Judge Noble W.
Randall, therefore lie it
Pusoi.vmi, That in the death of liro.
Kandall our Order, susUiins a great
senso of bereavement and loss, the com
munity a true and tried eitinon, whose
life wua a living example of our char
ishod niaxiins, and whose death has
caused a void, only worth and eternal
vigilance can till.
lik-aoi.vKU, That while wo bow in
humble submission to tlio w ill of Him
who doeth all things woll, wo will emu
lute his virtues, and kindly cherish bit
memory as motives to higher and no
bler lives.
Kkholvkd, That those lesolutions be
spread on the Records of Oregon Lodge
No. 3, that a copy ot them lie presented
to tho 'family of our departed Brother,
and that a copy be furnished each ot the
city pajiers for publication.
Fraternally submitted,
T. F. Hyan,
J. T. Apperson,
Tho. Charman.
Com.
To the W. M. wardens and brethren of
Multnomah Lodge No. 1, A, . A A. M ,
your committee appointed to draft reso
lutions on tho death of Brother N. W.
Randall would respectfully report as fol
lows :
Wukksas, Death has again invaded
our ranks, and removed from our midst
our worthy and esteemed brother, N. W.
Kandall; therefore, be it
Kksoi.vku, That in tho death of our
honored brother the lodge has lost a val
ued member whose counsel was always
trusty and who was ever ready to load
in every good work and whose exempla
ry character and steadfast devotion to
masonry is worthy of imitation, The
family of the deceased have lost a kind
und affectionate husband and father and
the community a respected, upright and
honorable eitiseu.
Kksolveu, That we tender our heart
felt sympathy to the family nnd relatives
of our deceased brother in tho Bad be'
rcavoniont and we commend them to tht
mercy of him who watches over all who
are desolate and heart Btricken and who
will not fail to give them rest.
Kksoi.vkd, That a copy of these res
olutions be spread upon the journal ol
this lodge that a copy be sent to ths
widow of our deceased brother and thai
a copy be furnished to the O. C. Estkk .
i'Risk and tho 0. C, Courier for publica
tion. Fraternally Submitted,
V. Taqukt,
A. S. Lawton,
O. C. WiiUigfr