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CITY A COUNTRY. EVENTS OF THE WEEK
UHKUUN CITV, JUNK 104.
Tariuaof Subaeriptliin,II nalsCfipy, dim year, III advance. 12 01HI iikIh Copy. il mmitns, In advance, I DO
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COURIER., Oregon Oregon.
COUNTY omcKlM.
Kaconlar,Trewaurrr,Aaaaaaiir, .
School Sliparlutefidant,Surveyor,Coroner,Gomiulaahmera,
. .. M. Italllal.y. B H I'.Uil
, J. C. Ilrndlay. II. llllHun
HMney HiuyiliHiiliunn
I Itlrhanl MViilt
I HairCounty Court niMli on Aral Wealneaiiay aflar dial
Monday ii( evary month.Probata Court meat, uu Drat Monday of every
monut.Circuit Court maata nn third Mitmlajr April and
nrai Mowiay iu novanwar,
OIIKdON CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor, Hiram StralirtitR.eriar, L. Ij. PorterChief uf Pullc 0 R. HurliaAaaeeiwr and Colleetur K. H. Cell",
Troaatirer K. I,. ItolmanCity Attorney, I I. I'rtggaMiraI'ninilaa C. llalKSwk. Jr.Hup't of Watar Wurka W. II. IlowallCliy Engineer D. W. KlnniardCiiuncllinHn-- C. O. All.riilit. Jr.. II. I. U. N,
Oreenmeli, J. J. Cuuka, K. M. llnwrll, UraniaHroUrlilon, B. r. Jairnar, II. K. KlavalisCouncil niaatl Aral Wednesday ul audi month.
CHUUCHKSPint l Churoh-H- av. U. DoUKlirrty
Paalur. Harticua II a. ni. and :) p. n. SundaySolHHdariarnmrnlnsai-nrlce- . Pniyar Mcailna aaryWMllilar avanliia al :l II p. m. Prayer Mwlliis ofY. I'. S. ('. E. arary Sunilay availing at 0:riO prompt.
vi ui .nti.i rhnwh Nj flllman Parkar. IailorMornins Sanlua Hnnday Schoil l'i:lfi; iiaa beenHarvlra Mfnli rrayaraanlis. Miinthly tJinanani Mretlug eary Vtwlnaa.
day ataulns pracoruins Drat nunua) iu uic muniu.Ht. Jolin'a (nmroh. Hathollo-K- ar. A. Illllrl.rmml
a...nr iin Hmiiliiv. Mhmi at S and IU::X) aKl-r-r Sunday Harmon after S o'cl.ask Maaa.
At all olhar Maaaaa Knallah Srrnioin. Sunday acliiaji
2:31) m. Vrairra, AlwIusrllcalSubJiKitaand Dan.
allotlonat7::a p.
Mathodlut Kplacnpiil Church H. 0. Sykaa, r,
svr.lca at Sunday Schtad ut ia:IA: Ryan- - tiroctire Ktlip from Mr.at :!!. Kiwor1li Laaglla niFallng i
aTanlng at 1'rayar Thuraday avail- - "Wilier lor f ill), 111118
Ilia at amPint Pranl.jtarlan Cliurch.-tl- av. O. W. Ollamay,
Pa.tor. Sorvlcea II a. m and mp. ni. Saliliatli
Sohool IU a. in. Y. P. S. 0. K. maata avery Sunilayaianlng at . I'rnjri-- r MwllligWrduraday atalilng8:uO. bVuu frea.
Crangalleal Oarman A. Krnat, Psat'TPraai-liln- Harvlora avary altrraala Biinnay na. ni
'..if,iiin m Haiiliath ScIiikiI aaarv Sunilay 10 a m,Ilarrla'harg'r, Hupl.) Waakly Prayar Mealing
van VYrduraday evening,
t:jniliUB
Unltad nri'lliren Chureli.-- Ra. P. B. Wllllama.Paator. Hunicaa Brat and Piled Sumlay wornlnKaand the pracacdlng Sallimay nigni iu aan rouuuiurwimn I.IIT 11 a. in. aim i u. m , n.- - in- -.
dat afternoua of aach montii at Kalli View,
at i.iii-- ICDlaniiait Rav. J. A. Kokitrum,paaliir. Serrlcaa every Sunday at II a. m. and 7iH)
u. in., and Friday availing at uu p. ni.
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b
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Evangelical Lnlliaran Zlon . Pav. h.Qraa. paator. Heele In hall. Hundayachool f mm !W lo lOiSD a.m. 1US4) a iuaud;:aup. m.
BOOIUlTIKf?.ralle City Lodge of A. O. H. aata every
availing of emli month In A. O. V. n. h,illnn Savanlh atraat. All Journlng brethren nvdialhrl..l.Ml In attend. Tholuaa Clalllt: M, Vl. W. T.Whllluck. Ilac.
Pig Lodge, No. A. O. U. wtn avary..a,ln al (Mil tVllow'a Hull. Oawegn.
Vlaltlng brelhrea alwaya welciilna. J. V. Campbell,M. W. R. Strauaa. Hac.
Mulalla Lodgo, No. 40. A. 0. U.W.-Mn- ela Ami and pbird Baturdaye in each moiilb al Srhuol lloua. i
v .111... made walcoma. T. Mtlpp, M. rropeilyW. J. W. Thomas, Uao. Maripmrli
Uavel Lodge, No. 85, A. 0. u. aaconuand third Saturday ovanlngt at Knlght'a Hall, Canby.Vialtlnir lirolllara maue waiuuuia, n. a. n.W. K. B. Carlton, itoo.
Clackainaa Ilg8, No. 87, A. O. W. Maata Aral
and third Moiidaya In each month, al Strlte'a Hall.Vlaltlng brethren welcome, S. Holcomh, M. W. C.
K. Peaaa, lleo.Bunrlae Ialge. No. , A. O. U, W. Meeta avary
aeoond and fourth Snturdav ol each monin atOregon. Max Dchulplui, M. W. C. T.
Tpoze, Uco.
Cliy,
Oaiman
Oregon Lodgo, No. 3, I 0. O. Meeta everyThurxlav evau ng at 1:M o'clock p. m. In the UddPallowa' Hull. Main stateara luvlted to attend, J . W. MoOatt, N. O. Thoa. K
11) an. H. H.
Falls Encampment, Nc 4, 1, 0. 0. F. Meete Aral
and third Tueadave of eaota month at Odd
Hall. - Melu ban and vlaltlng patrlaralia cordially Invited to attend. O, Lovejoy, LUlei J.
Bortbe,Lodge, No. WI, I. O. O. F.-- Mrl at Odd Fel,
luw'i Hall, Oewego, avery eveliiug.made welcome. W. J. Phlnaxee, N. U. J.
K. KUley, Sec.
Mercian
Kallowa'
Btawaal,
0aego.Monday Vlaltlng
brethren
Willamette Rebakah Degree Lodge No. . Meeta
the euoond and rounn Motiuaya in uia ntonm at i :ou
In the I. O. O. F hall, Mary Uharnian, N. 0.Mlnula Q. Charman, Sac.
of
M.
Multnomah Lodge, No. 1, A. F. a A. M. Hokll Ita
regular commuulcatloua ou Aral and tlilnl Satunlayaar each monin at 7 sal p. m. ureinren in guuo maim.Inn are 'Invited to attend, I,. L. Porter, W. M.
T, F. Hyan, Beo.
Oiwegn Lodge No. 10 '. A. F. 4 A. M, Meeta theaaoond ann louriil DSiuniajn. .nnsuiia It,iuu. V .
U Beea, W.M. E.J. Kuaaall, 8uo,
ciiantor No. 2. R. A. M Regular cunvocation third Monday of month al 7:30 p. in, J. II,Walker, 11. P. M. Bohulplua, See,
Monear Chanter. No. 2S. O. E. In M,oiilo Tamnla. lira. II. B. Strange, W. M, Mlaa Ad.
die C. Jennings, Sec.Willamette Falla Camp No. 148, W. of W. Meets
tecond and fourtn TueailayH ot the iiiouin al K. oi i'.hall. Vlaltlng neigimon maue welcome, e, jn,Handa, 0. C. E. K. Martin, Clerk.
Waneheno Lodge. No. 13. I. O. R. M. Meeta Moll'
day evening at A. o. V. W. Vlaltlng meiubersaurdlslly Invited, J. II. Ilu ward, sachem.
Mwla Poat, No. 2, 0. A. K., of Oregon,Ont atouaay oi encn mouin at a. u. u. vv.
Hall, Oregon City. Vlaltlng comrailea made wel.
come. W. H. Uuiglurdli coin. c. v. wiiiiama, auj,Oaneral Pope Post. No, H, 0. A. B. Meets Ant
Hjlturday OT eacn moiitn at uruugv nun, iuuiino,Cowrudes cordially Invited. J, F, Nelaon, Com.niaiutur, H. W. Slww, Adjutant.
(Jer). Crook Pi No. ', 0. A. R., D.'rwrtmeut ofOregon. MeatH In aohool houaa at Needy ou flrat Bat- -
urduy tu eacn nurninai oviuua p. m. ah oniu.radea made weuiunui. Joaoh Hpngle, Com. J. Kartader, Ad).
Meade Belief Corps, Nn, IS, Departmiint of Ora--
Heeu on nrat ana tuirq r nuaya oi paau moninfin. of P. Hall. Members of corps from abnmdcordially velnomad. Mrs. M. B. Pllnbury, Pres.Mrs. f. L. Cmhran.Trraa. Mrs. J. B. Harding, Sec.
Huna "f Vet, --ana, E. P. Baker Camp, No. 18 Meet
linHaOlltniru inurauay avBiinigaoi eauii iniiiiiu.k. J.JiQsjn. Caul. 0. O. Wuiil, lat Lieut. Aliiliao OpeningVliiaJiHi.iLlnL
L. A. 8. of Baiter Camp, 8 eeta in K. P.
hall on accural and lonrth Monday of earnmonth. Mrs. . Johaon, rrea. aiis Aora uaiin,Secy.
Achillas Lodire, No. 38, K.of avary
4r Kindt at tua k. ui rinvited- - II. ! Uolman, C.U, &
V.
f.
hall. Vialtlne ItuililltiV. r. J. IaiiiIk, K
aur l.mln Mn. .V K of P. Meeta ever Wednea- -
day availing iu Caatle Brothera Invited, J. If.Hliley.O. 0. Thoa. KrilauM, K. al B
Canby Loda, No. S4, t. O. 0. T. JJeata drat andthird Batunlay avanluga al Knlght'a Hull, l.'anhy.Visitlug roenibara alwaya mada welcotua, P. J.Cox, W. C. T. Hlsa Laura Koiglit. Beo.
Oawago Lodga No. 448, I. O. O. T. Meeta everyyriday evening In new hall In old town. J. C,
llaiuea, 0. T. John Kruae, Beo. :
f Compsnr, Flrat Bel ., O. N. O. Armory, TlilKland Halu, drill nlglit, Munday. fiegularbusineaa maetltig, flrat Monday uf each month. J.W. Oammg, Capt. V. . Krllrj, First Lieut. L. L.
fie nana, Second Lieut.Canby Ppirttuallat Society. 4aicnillM on Snl
ad third Bundaya of each month. H. A. Lae,Ualtle Pulllipa, Becording Secretary,
New Era W. C. T U. Meeta flrat Saturday in eachmonth at their hall In New Kra. friende of cauaeinvited to be praaant. Mra Carey Johnion, Mra,Xaatman, rrea,
at andTenth atreeta, Oregon City. T. W. Sullivan, Praa.II, C. Michala, Bee.
Oregon City Board of Trade Meets at Coart Homean aeaond Monday in each month. Viaitura w. looma.Oeo 0. Brownell, Prea. f. K. Donaldaon, Sec.
Canliy Board Trade Meeta at Knight'a Hall,Tantiy, on flrat and third Fridaya of each month.Vialtora welcome, Knight, Prea. ti. J. Uarrl-ao-
Mulalla Orange. No. 40. P. of reta at Uialr
hall alW'rlgbl'a Bridge oa the aawnd Saturday ofaack month at 1H a. m. membera
- eeleome. J. Nelson, Maater. S. H. Cooper, Bee.
Taalatin Oiange.No. Ill, P. of but Satur.4af of aach month at their hall ia Wllaunville. ft. B.Henry, Maater. Miaa Bed Sharp, See.
Warner arange. No. 117, P. of H. Meat fourthgatarday of month at their ball In NewC. O. Uliama, Maalar. Miaa Maggie Brown. Sec.
Butte Creek Ifo. IU, T. of H. Meeta at theirhall in Marqoam eecood in each month at10 a.m. Viaiting membera alwaya J. B.
White, Maater. J. K. Jack, Bee.
Oewego Grange No. P. of H. aaeondSaturday in month at 10 a. m. O. Eaton, Master.
Pamaaana Qnnga No. 203, P. of H Meeta m InlPatttrdaf in BauaU) at IU a. m. in Ihunaeeue achool-buaa-
S. Toung, Maatrr. T. H. raathen. BeeMinletoe Lodge No. SO. D of H. Maata avary
Tnaaday aretiing Mary BUwaford, 0. of H.pyer. Bee.
ColnmbU Hook and Ladder Co. MaHa tretaf aach aaonth at Fountain Engine Uuuaa. H. W.
Tramhaak, WalUca Cola, foreman. Oaorgaflrowa, Haa.
Poaatata Haa No. 1 Maata aacond Wednewktyi aach month at Kagine Howae.aaat aide Main atraat,fcetveen Bavanth and Eighth. Hiram Straight, Praa.BL P. Wainn. Foreman. J. W. Stewart, Sec.
IJiiiiNt'Kii. letter written smiieniontli Bg.i tiy Recorder ri. M. Kiimliyto Mr. Hlini). and which. a t ho htlurclaim. Hun iiliHu(HHiiily stolen (nunhi liutiae, Hll'l was ihiIiIImIiihI in l litpopulist lI'Tiiltl, on Monday nla-li- t alIllOSt fWH'aaiolled a fitfllt III till) A CCIll
IiiimIi Iiihiku. Mr Kediier, edilnr ofHih llrmlit, n marked that IIih w rilintrof iIiIh Idler would I in liroiitilit liefnre
w. Meidruni 1H jury, n i lie charneol bribery.0 W ii.Mong' Htonewtill Vatican Ventured to chip in
II,
In
oner 0
(J.
b.
of
Unit tilt) iiuhtim who stole (lint letterwas a tlilef, tu which Kediier replied1 nt not John Everlturl hut ha hudstolen it. "Then you urea thief, re-
tilled Stonewall. "If you were n it sor- -
roiindeil here bv thin tlirly frondyou wi ulil nt nhv tliiit KHiinerBiuiiietl hack. Ileiny Meldruin, whohuh hIho eutniK Hi thu counter, notruliHliiiiK beiiiv: ral e 1 a ' dirty crowdpill in IiIh nur, Hod whs evidently verymllinit to plant bin fist in Iteiluer a lace.To prevent I he breaking of fUHheN whicha llylit wouhl occasion, Ulliuer Hornsmired Kediier to leave, bill as hewnulrin t Ko.he forcibly shoved him out ofthe ilimr and nniereil him to uet out tosave himself from boiiiK locked up.
TWO HUNDRED I'llUNDk OK (llll.OQiiahtz. Messrs. Ilaiiklua and Colbvarrived in tliecitv week about ship will be ready occupancy200 of ore the Twin Lakes July 1st. It Ho by 01)
mininif district on Owle Creek in (lieCascade foot hills of litis county. It isHold quiirlz winch nssays up in die bunIreita. hey have taken the ore toPortland w ith the object of Itami if it turns a; well its expected, amill will bu erected on the ledue this
111 Kvanlns slimmer, whichf' 1. Its wiili It ia about 10 leet and it iathe widuHtever discovered in this countyThe Immense mineral of Clack'amas invites capital and intelligence,
Pint Vr, or til). As T B. H inkitisnntile tl.e oell'r to M. lUmsby in thepresence (ieorite Morton th.it he
Morning II: W1)d the letterSun. i.IngHarvloa ,1 or allll preventday USX); Harling
Cliurcli,
Ijhlvvly'a
Iron
atrect.
Hall.
Department
evening!
hall,AS.
Mlaa
aach
Saturday
testingeut
wealth
ID flluiiauuilt Ilia iflllj I.V17. uruiagis to acknowledge the facts. Worees--ter s dictionary dellnes black-ma- il as"money extorted from persons underthe threat of exposure In print for nnallcg-c- otl'ense; But itseems that Mr. Hankins did not appealto Mr Kauisbv s feelings properly forthe latter told liim to tell "liedner toIfo to h with the letter."
IIk Dksrkvks Contemit. Mrs. Jenme Kenny is receivltiK couslderatilesympathy from those of her own sexbecause her h. U Uentiy,insteud supporting her bv workini;hlmselt, loaled lor years on tier earninns and her individual means. At onetime (as Mrs. liently told a friend) he
possession of fib she hadearnetl and squandered tliem inKambliuit ouch a wretched excusefor a husband would make almost anywoman desperate and reckless. Mrliently has earned a full measure of
for the unmanly treatment ofhis wile.
ComT
moved
Klmer
before
amount
passage
;
Casks. Be he onethe
V. brick asummons Is
been ha ,u ' ' vewiuuuu. extent.. - Ortal nill.UIHf.IM M IIIH. nnv U'lllPortland against Thomas; :i.ukMiieiit : : .i .. uo The family
n a 111 iti in i m .u.esiiinn irom
ler; a ;
Btirney et al ; judgment entered liendocket for J. M. Wallace against Johnand Alice V. Parsons.
Donkeys in Command At the headthe I quarters the democ-ruli- central
x
W.
tri-
the
I
committee Portland campaignmust have been managed by a jackassFriday evening last, committee sentus two democratic for a m ietng at Pope's hall, but when one of
them fairly opened mouth hevested that was a dvedpopulist, though he that believed he was a "greenbacker. Mosuch stupidity characterized the republican management
Si'mmkr Bun-El- i price towhich country butter lias descended,
green lurmsn puouc
idsstart in ThB attracts
...i .i .. I r u: ..!.. i.i. ......m ninny hrniiii(,owg coged
can
uiicoeiio wan The ate
Qwen
music, from lp. in.
12:30
Soliool Kntertutniiieiit.preparations are being
madel Neltie Olds, teacherNew achool, lor entertainment
be given thetipiritulist camp-ground- .
ning. June Otli, proceedswill be used purchase materialkindergarten work her school. Fol
the program ;
Instrumental Newbury
RecitationDeclamation . .
DialogueDeclamation.
"Beautiful
. .
RecitationDeclamation.Recitation. . .Declamation.Recitation . . .Violin Solo,
. .
C
Concert Poem,Address..
Solo.
Part Fibst.
Song.
p. m. until
ofan
to at
of
in
Katie
Acquaintance
RecitalDeclamation.Recitation.
Declamation
Declamation...
uncovered
MtllOOi
Olive
Solll
.Five Little Pupils
Song.A
uiee oiuu
TillvFriedrich
Earl Wink
IhereaianOlds
Second.Vocal Solo Mrs. A.
ration
of.Caroline
RierSpulak
Nation Honor
ik... nnh ait nf Maata Mermanavery Tuesday evening their aornar Main Portland Clllb
of
Vfm.
made
Era.
Orange,
welcome.
175, Meeta
Praa.
Co
Tli
Br,
is
.
.
Vocal
. .
s
.Ji.hnniePearl
MeadIf Knew,".
KatieL. (iirard.of
"Education". .Nettie A. OldsSong, Portland
.Glee ClubExercises will at o'clock.
Admission 10 cts.
We
ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Eleonora E Redberg to D
ette. as id ance on Molallaroad near Jackson ;
S Latoorette W i. Ked.berg. lots of blk and 149,
City; $1000.
Willie
Portland.KatieOscar
FrankWhite
waltzesNettie
Frank
Song
Kehm
'Good
M Graham to Winnie Graham,blk 117. Oregon City; 400.
Jennie
Hattie
D Vv illiams to Dan Williams,Flora of s, ; tlOUO.
J
6
J
James to Harms, lotsblk 7. Shaws first addition lo
City; fVW.F lnlyre claim to A
H of J4'. se of sw)t,f t s. 6e:
Gladstone R E to Mrs Mary Fi i ta kit, rt fiia.l
Oamnet H So. !.-- M. Tne-l-ay rf .,.. n l art En,e Honae. Frank Uwia, Stone tlOOU.
rd,Foremaa. u. J. Tbune. Kelly ta C Hunter ,2 asOral! C't, $io0.
e.oMg..aw. . ' 26, s, 1 f, 40 a).
ITKMS.
Horn, lo tlm wife of Win. Iliilaon nnThuntduv, a pountl uirl.
Mr. Win left Salem nnMonday to visit her pirents
Dntit forget the lldoiim' plenic,open air concert .Mine luili
ThotnaN Hpoonorof Clielitlia, WhhIi.,ia viHltiiiu at the Ihiiiij of Mr. It Jj,iiiinxa.
Hon. K. Croar) hiinily to(iludHlonu liiat week mill city realia to let
The llrrntd liua no uau for the hitf
rooaler it iinMMirt'd to celebrate thtpopullrtt vlcwiry.
Stop ut thu Novelty cream purlorafor mire ice cream aodn wltli frtiiljuicca and puljia.
Kmeat b'Hiicht Dixon'a wootlauw and will take contracts
auwinif woodMiaa Florence Morev returned on
Tueaday fro.n Now York, accompaniedby W. (J. Cheney
T O. Jotmrud hag been iinaniiiioualyelected jiiMtice of Caacade precinct anilliia aon uuueri conatauie,
A band of 40 pieces will entertainyou at lirntlerlcK's pmK June iu, given
Wucheno Hocial Ulub.The Salvationists new house or wo
lust with forpounds from iee(.
husband,
obtained
contempt
speakers
(lectured
Children's day will appropriately beobserved ut the UoiiKrcKulional churchnext Hundav inornihir,. All are invited.
Key. J. Ii Wilson, 1). D . ofwill preatdi the Presbyterian church
city uext and uno iiruiii, ,,..,',. eiicioaii-i- r
.ha,eveni.ig- -
Cuterplllara are wonderfully numerous in Uregon city, iney nanK iromroofs and Hues and crawling everywhither.
L'ceuse to wed issued June 1 toKmma Peterson ahd Casparthe Uih, to Meyer and JosephIJiilcrnulirer.
A children's remedy that has stoodthe test use for fifty years iaworth Slccdiiiaii Soothing-- Pow
ders have Btood thai .
Mrs. J. B. Ilobinsnn (nee Cochran)and infant son arrived from Tulare, Cnl ,
Monday morning, to remain with herparents the summer
marriage license issued at theduring May, and the record
shows only one marriage, that J.J.Davoren and hdith L. Cook on May1,'th.
to- -
went
but
are
In this and prune iacrop is and gome lo-- "'o on rroni ana
to but the waterto who mat
considerably ""-- ' can ue by bus
is Pe"u- conunne.?' ,0,r,, "
. . .1 hoolic cliurcli at JNewstructure to the of about I2UU
children were injured by the accident,
W. M. Beeson and son have closeddown their sawmill for the present because no money theat theThey will opportunity vacation stagnation gives them
"ZTto country .
been elected justice
about
spring,
ui ui
REAL
the
irue
I'mfor
by
the
by fife
not
lias
Them.,
3.1
uone
by
D)the
peopie
totlieir pasior, when
home
several
uregon
houseMeaghers,
city.
manner receivehands have
pastures laiiniuiiyreed, thought- - could
profits executedsummer retiring sherih".
Portland
dry. Summer buttermaking 8tores 8Ui)meriBdnonion thocitv
c
a
o
y
lowing
Declamation.
Spulak
k r x a
hleonora
1
ss t r e
Oregon
r
r-- itd
aa ..i
R
t r
a
a
s
during
aa
...
Wherepicnic
White
mains June
Wales June,
headquarter highconfectionery
Band
LIST.a
maining City1S94,
J
Joseph
LOCAL
Deterdon,
When"advertised,
Word
Cluckamatcampaign
other gentlemennpon republican
irrespec-
tive theirsupport
desire
everymade
a favorconducting
soundparty
entirely upon prejudice,
Sincerely yours,
babyEast, below
choice y tsucli.
wilfullyI responsible
date.
timesa piece good land, where
could
forclearingaliketimes
ClackamasCity. Write
Oregon
POLITICAL OVERFLOW MEETING.
Thouiandi Throng Main Partloipatt
political demonalratlon Muiustreet Tliuiailay evi'itinir,Kctlmr aeoncouraenf thous-and fromKfflinn A
ininlc awhite b
uloft inscriptions:
What w I d i p
Deuiocrtla,
N'olhiiiK
I'eiiiioyer.(mat
I'ennoyer.
Populhiu, 8iH'ialisin. Anarchy,2U.0OU
Kod
Lord aide.
Oiciion pace.
street Illuminated
a
lirownell, Hepresen'talivea 'Smith, Hinearson
Hon.other republican
Commissioner Scott actedmauler ceremonies.
cordially llmnkudsislintf popu'lsm. Aprocession
morninu in
Ardnegor:
apeukinit. cotliu liftedwaion a funeral
delivered. A populist crowdtried noisythroat8nd horns drowned
voice. Camp-bell brief words
a populist Tliosendudjollifications
City
OREGON BULLETIN.
unprecedented highlower Willamette
rivers from easternIhofe
usual.river 0 June 181)4, Port-land, feet, which
county larfe'e portion city flooded;badly damaged wnoiesaie uisiricts
amount little, which '.'rat streets froma those "wp. business,
orchards. mall, Is
reported tliat.Saturday afternoon, V''lightning struck steeple Cuth. OHllinnlll riamaaaUamaging
Two
there businesscurrenttake
.;MdElmer Dixon
mourn
blue
than
have
done resultantdaning! enforcedcessation business; will, however,
f 1,000,000 J
Juneprevailed.
Troutdale, Multnomah aFrom
storm heavylarge ' stones
storm """""" severe
billoi
irom fasaeu
I. A
haw
L
insii
on
and
Ak n. t i." not rent, rue ofK. M. llartman (bot, with and
attachedbe o r ,.h r. J ;! $10 square
KilSa IIV Iia nrt trie' nikinh." ,,r ..:' .V.,i .7 ".... lu l"e oi me i5. food the... ...... itiiiiifiiiv ninrnintr Hi!iiiir iiihit nn ernn Bin.rr iftpn a.iu. aoes noi inner ne gets
"Lin lien for 5od' at soupT,
in
Orderin the
the
hislie
he
low
A.
A.
Portland
toblk
of sec 9.
21
S.of F.
nf
of
iitse
i..,. ,.f""
Na.
$l
IU
in
of
of
in
inthe
lias
ilia,
Put
two
and
tage ana
theand
had
oi me ui (Sunday; thevuown. a
new ur. uu nijpr ir. oncehis and will be The
31. large was attendance arcUwn
'.! lata Qn.nAumue mere some- -
Pur some dons .,. thethe for she
the 1st, indicate a bountiful eilin, ltg,.r ,ir.nhi tn MUn I11 oi sou. Jfrii.i. tlior,
Elizabeth ern )H) a year food TheAlso 3.1, by the ."'Vto"' "Tt!
It. hdmiston, Johnto Mrs.
both thisMr. Maddock the
the same and credthat he will it
the Mr.now that tne one
that the more anamust seek his have his
cows tlian theand work i.iu waterwiien ins tun win- -
are ofas a does seo
clock
Riet
bornthis nine
ago.Mrs.
The
and
The
Mythat and
gave and
this
this thatnpon
best
thisBlateand that
your
wife
this
You
land
andfrom
The
of
ill
in
and
The
wasand and
Irom
and
ine
Tlie
ofsaid that that
nf
and
tion very andstate
4th,31.8
of
of was killedrain
fell. The
The .nas
wimc
The
four
an of
wile an wife
be
Mur
of and
of 1.
of
atof
inat
inein
pay. of
Thefor
from degrees. fore
morelatter temperature
strawberrieswhich croat
The rainshave improved
wheathay that
prospects for
riilitiiitnted Blocks. the have been materiallygiven Ore-- water not merchants
gon t'lty win one given placed floor streams higli hasiuin and erks in tan oeen year.
attraction bethe damagepieces, with Di June 3 which now showing
uance p f. 'mulr the truit
Extensivethe
the tabernacleSaturday eve
tl.e whichfor
Is
Solo
KecitalionDeclam.iti n
II.
ion...
..A
Newbury
Wink
River'..
Social.
Wensley,
hall, Glee
Recitation
Friedrich
Newbury
FurgesonWalter
Smith.H
Address,
8
C Latour- -
lit V L C$2000.
E4 150 lot
lot
i4 2Adolyh 1,
2
J Mc q
ree tl. 2Co
aeec.
p. w h.r.ua Sac.Co, la H.ae
3 fi as;
fur
una bull
II. hlabia
lee
Klliolthus
for
by
Portland,
are
2
Christine
over
(est
No wascourthouse
except
".'"mailatnt
pricesthe
a
Married, conditionsd
from T"ci.
served
by
falliieivouuia
,henot
irrigation
were 8th at Kiver-vie-
cemetery near Portland. wasin theand came country
Uue ol her daughters diedago: thj
Bowman, in
Novelty is for
Redman's by Portland Military June
LETTERfollowing is list
at Oregonfor 7,
for:Brooks, L
timpson,for please
aay r. At. r. Al
A from Brownell.
To in County:the is over,
youfor the support that
you me thethe I take this
time to to the people
for received. Iat time anew to the
farmers, tax tailoring men andmen
promise that I thewiil to the ot my
This is ofof
upon princi-ples, is a aexists mis
and olthe farming the
will not bein Clackamas
thisGeo. C. Bbownell.
Ne-- of carriagesthe
Portland. Come and getat Be
my left myam not for any debt con
by her J. A. BoE.Or 10, IHU4- -
Yoh could at hard if youof you
raise all yon canget 'i0 acres Clackamas river
ofacres; acres for sale on bard
near livemiles orE. C. Harkett, sheriff'sCity,
loIn the Fun.
brouxlittwo to
peonlu, many variousof the marching
was to nf thefrom and
ronis. On the' bthe
the lliir now, mrIhiiiK?
nota lumber too.
Is on oursets the
redrockets.
Speeches werewairon standing: the
by SenatorMintie,
Mr. Mr. MaJdock, U. E.and successful
as of The speakeasdemocrats for as.
them Inpreceded
ol Hi buuduy, itBPrllI1.(i
Edmiston
Gauong,
was on theand moving:
was in theto but a thousand
tinthe his Lawyer
in a fewwas jubilee.one the ureatest politicalOretton ever beheld.
Owing toIn the Columbia
the the porof the state few
from the portion of theare not as as
at p. atia feet
the highest on A
the of the inin
calilies will is tois damper invested
in
Itthe the fun
islumber.
of
will
property and thethe
of itbe very perhapsUn 2d, and in
storms Atcounty, man
lightning. thethunder and own hasin hail
most onof ofoeen..e- -
$2.6').
cottage,
weather kitchenmetres ill For
-
offearcy
entered 'lonfSaviags summer
winter,informal vigorous WOuldnev.
cherries theyin htrawberries duties
pastors reacnesreiicBiiuieino
mat damage"epruiies a preswiparsonage, pe0pe;
pastor. a(Iay Onliner,
on June at tneof
Kmma
If leaves sheriS'ibusiness orderly
lously dulledgiving vacation
of
outness
Airs
the
to
has
to
the
anmean the ranged
04 to 70 In the partof the week maximum
and werethe the fromten 10 prevents the ripe
shipped, will aloss
the theVolunteer intended
is it generallybe to at
most fuvorable allcrops. the
ImnulWtpil ho thThe greatest ever in too weather and showers.
ue on June an elevated in their continue nooy me cpdciuhjiou. g'linuoois necessary tins
principal will customers. spring didon 8lllKay Mr8. to fruits, is by the
aneniaien wim Tim r. dropiung
Burgoyne
.School
Night"
commence
Henry
Oregon
sw
Cm.
R
NEWH
Reelnin
trytntt.
business
buriedShu
to
several months other,resides
grade
picnic concert
lettersthe
the endinguncalled
Puter. SADSmith, Judge Jonas
calling letterskakdb,
Senator
FrienJi
strong
expressthanks
which
payers,of
stumpability fulfilled.
the affairsbusiness
verdict
trying arraignagainstclasses,
county
arrived prices
lorn
As
Aeedy.
of choicebottom number
4Jbasis, station
office,
Street
county.column formed strains
Shake!
buried
times.
lightslumberrJecinc
Moore,Hayes,
of inouriiera
oration
reply,numerous
sounds
reports
westernnumerous
higher record.apple
caused
general sectionsheavy
places
record.
onanav- -month,
official
ticket,
wanted.
thunder
ofdegrees recorded
felltwenty degrees.
now
in Wasco timelyof
heavyallowed
in interiorBlinked,
of
In a dark room with alternatingrents of 800,000 Tesla, bymeans of causeda faint glow ot to appear. Explaining the said "If leanincrease the say
000,000 or 1 canduce sunlight this room. Uf Ican increase the vibrations by increas-ing the voltage. I can make the voltage8,000,000 easily as 800,000; but I amnot ready 8,000,000 of
Currents of such strengthwould kill everbody in the room. I ex-
pect, to learn to control alarge voltage. When I have increasedthe vibrations perhaps athousand times, thehe no longer will beI am satisfied that befrom electricity without doing toanybody, and I expect to discover howit It is a grand Idea, andwhether the through whichcame be hushed and still yet resoundsin the of new truths, the
itself will be carried to andthe world be wiser, may
having the to be the issue."
my
to
business
election
and
businessand
had
Oregon
county.
will
counties
will
ideawill
Europe Colder.
That the of Europe U passing through a cold period has beenpointed out by M. theFrench astronomer. During thesix years the mean ofhas been two below thenormal, and Great Britain,Spain, Italy, Austria and havealso growing Theseems to have been in inFrance for a long time, the growth ofthe vine having forced far south-ward since the 13th and a sim-ilar has been observed as far
Rio de Janeiro, where the an-
nual has been going(or some past.
Acoustics of Buildinqs.Like' the laws of other sciences,
which regulate the transmissionof sound are most They de-pend entirely upon Given theheight of a platform or to this addthe height of a person sitting or stand-ing, and one-h- alf the width of room.Ihese three viz., the heightof the platform, the height of the speaker,and half the width in the room beingadded together, should the heightfrom the floor the ceiling.of a person speaking from his positionwill strike the two side and theceiling the same moment of
Flench scientist's plans for securinga yield of Hesteeped bis cuttings (or 24 hours in asolution of six pounds ofpoonds of sulphate of ammonia and 25gallons of He next allowedthem to a whole in orderthat the eye-bud- s might beforeplanting. potato cuttings treated
We manufacture an excellent article in this and planted in thein ice cream. Call at the Novelty and way obtained a yield of 42 tons of po-s- a
isfy to the acre.
CITY COUNCIL
Communication from Geo, Randall Inregard to defective aewago drain referredto committee nn street.
regard to rebateson .Main laid on streetla
Hecorder reported two casus oforderly conduct and two cases of run
gambling house with $.10 flueiiiy engineer reported
work lor month of May to the amount offo.'H.iH), which was ordered paid.
Keviseil report of the city treasureradopted.
Finance committee reported thatAttorney Prlgga for collecting notes
ue cut uown over l.lt) to ).Ktreet Bulun
cliy to pay them the 2d pur centreserve, t furnish new bundson street was I.iconsideration ol i 00 which was paidthe contractors agreed not to ask forany mure discounts on warants.c 10 Pint Antflne house let to
. r, lay lor.H K Cross Instructed to finish bridge
Hun, .: , lvuKi-.-giiiuii-
Ktreet commitlee onlereil nut Inculvert of Fifth to coat
iuu.Bills allowe- d- E L Shaw O E
UUrns 15. L L Porter fr,W 80, $11.25, Herald $1, P U
Co $172 T Hl,lnn f Hneii.tMr.O'Connor $3, Mrs G W Church $111,
yna uaocot-- tm. Forsyth $11) 23. Wiviioaoes I0. How and 17.80. T V S.cor $12 25, $:l.F.II Criswen n BO.Joe Aldredge t:i.50. Jeff$2. Un street Poped Co
dd i, n straight I3.25, U. W. Kln-nai- rd
$127.60, U W Keed $25.6), O Iin turn ,o.f)0. un ruth fundGeo
liiils as follows for removingme eariu at nead ol t iltti on property recently purchased bv citv: J AConfer 13 cts per yd, Dan Lyons 15 cts,
2...1 I I, . . .... I.' , .A .iiuiiuey a. ncia.e, raraer 12 cts,iiiamoeriain Cooler 15 cts,tin
ti , . , , . ...iiuusciioiiiers instructed not to dump
oiiui snu ruouish in anycity
Ordinances as follows read and or-dered to come up for final
June 10th. Fixinu-- salarvof treasurer at $140 and no more;fixing salary of of police at $00
no more; regulating running offreight cars on electric road ;licenses and permits.
Ordered that warrants be Issued forcollection of Seventli streetassessment.
accepted of P O E Co andone arc light put at Green Point bridgeand one at of Seventh street, with-out extra cost to the
T L Charman elected waterfor years, T V Ryan's terra
having expired.
French
The is from the ofa French odiciuf:
laborer regularly employed mayearn on an average a year and hisfood one not regularly employed nevermore man su. When the laborer does
ng Mi toMay 2lith. attached It U a8 composed rooms
a floor),an injunction . garden to this about
have sailed in Civ of 1 'A uiuioiugjiuvtiii cot. llUni'Mr linen l. a . .
frank E. "Ti:".: .V.. . garden lie pays a rent ofentered in lien dockets for J""", . .v. uuyuiitagu armors laborer's
. . . i uiiLiru imp nnv . i ...ftuthan against and mucn
judgment docket 'J ',' '..'"i 'g..i! Pc,,c"1 ? 1 the and vegetables InPortland against W. ",D "'7 " , autumn, herring Iu
re1
on
to
. .
.
Recitation.
.
. .
Arthur
Burgoyne
Part
Burgoyne
'
Shaw
McFarland ;
made
candidates.
vanuuishlnif
.
head
ine " biii uungoi i ttie and eggs onchurch extended reception nave have pound meat
vuwan, mm m.o .oi me a generallyand on Thursday evening, are ripening have a visitor. usual lv
A crowd average crop, npon- -remains at : housekeeping
including of other churches, ngrapiuiy. nave require au ,er energies ifn I I Idtnpail tiv ItiiX l.nula I . , . ...v isiting hiiu ujj hid j "j " iivo. i - should children,program. ow was .j, season,
at Methodist As wnoie me 0, B . other thenby Geo. C. most ,, and herl.'.,.,ai,u ni.luml.ia I ,ur me I woo not anend mora
Stroup Clackamas county . I general simwen for clothes.pastor,
to
Initable
liethe anu no
abundant shows scrupu-fu- ldairyman
fresh the ,,, o htaoura I inearly
one water.
is Thine
me onPortland
Military 40oi
.IIi
Portland
J
,
in ot
Portland.
.
of repoatoffice
Simpson.
.
notindividually
of politicalwe
state
county
boverdict in
county
tolerated nor in
justfrom
an
home.
tracted.
laugh
see
Oregon.
on
bnns
ii
It
was
was
of
temperature week
temperaturesuu ; in
partwater
condition
for somature. Reports hand
showCrops
havestores ;
frostsi
musical concert ,
'a ;
month1820,years
week June
MiinltnaJohn
Lvdiathese
Now
class
state.
stock
afterMay
threethem
thrue drum
Main
beiorehotel
water
great
Uighfrom
being entail
cereal crop.
warmer
10th.
Artificial Sunlight.
curvoltage.Nikola
atmospheric vibrations,light
phenomenon, he :
atmospheric1, lO.OW.OUU.OOO, pro
in course.
asto handle volts
however, how
atmosphericphenomenon
electricity. It hgh.stinlightcan made
harm
is done.voice It
or
fruitage,whatever
opportunity thank
representation
manufacturing
Growing
continent
rlammanon,
tempeiature Parisabout degrees
Belgium,Germany
been cold. changeprogress
beencentury;
coolingaway as
temperature downyears
allthose
simple.proportion.
bench ;
tot
beto The voice
wallsat time.
Awonderful potatoes.
saltpeter, six
drain day,swell
Frommatter
heyoorselve. '
Communication instreet table until
nnislied.
iiing eachMain street
contractors, llanshawi
iliey Laidtable completed.
ctiurcn.tn
at streetaooui
$00,NoIihI
Knterprisek 4.5. IIA
McUloughlin
Main fund
Heedreceived
street
ouuionC Clop
$500.
creeklimits.
published,
chief
regulating
delinquent
Proposition
headcity.
commis-sioner three
The Peasantry.following report
A$100
small
farmBank
lainng nopgerage
May
most particularly
hsymakingin
June food.
conscientiously
hinti.
considerableBand
Annie
faith
that
early
vibrations,
electricity.
proclamaiion
past
dimensions,
water.
nual
latoes
until
street
ubjrex would require to spend about tlQon bia own clothes, and wood and fuelwould cost at least another $10. Thenwe must not forget tne taxation, whichconsists of a personal tax of If. 80o.. assessed tax 6f., and a protestation tax, inmoney or kind, ol If, 50c. (thu is for keec.ing the roads in order ; a man supplies thelauor.ora norae and cart, or the stones, orthe money) ; in all 111. 30c., or $2.50. Thisleaves little more than $20 for the support of his children. One need not bosurprised that many run into debt tothe baker, the sabotiur (maker ofwooden shoes), etc. The first tiling topay is the rent. Of course they do notowe much, rarely more than $20 attime, hut even this is considerable topeople of such small means : but eventually they pay their debts, in mostcases princi pally when they have grownup children who are able to go out toservice. The children go out to serviceas soon as they have made their firstcommunion. The boys are employedoy tne farmers as cow keepers and shepherds. When 12 or 13, thev earn from$13 10 $20 a year; from 13 to 15. bout$2o; then their wages increase steadilytill at 20 they can earn $100. Of coursethe receive food and lodging besides
There does not appear to be any brightprospect tor the young in rural France ;you rarely see the fun going on that iswitnessed iu every village green hereofa summer evening. Life has to be aterribly earnest thing with them, andeven the conscription is often welcomedby the more restless spirits.
Cost of Raising Wheat,
Here are Mr. C Wood Davis' figureson the cost of raising wheat with an at- -erage yield ol la bushels per acre, "drawnirom accurately kept accounts of all ex-
penditures on a farm of as good land asthere is in this part of Kansas, andwhere the wheat is grown with hired la-
bor" :
Plowing $1 00Harrowing 15Drilling 20Seed, Vi bushels at market price. 55Cutting and stacking 1 00Threshing.Carting 15 bushels to station. . . .
Kent of land, worth $30, at 7 . .
Interest on farm eoninmontsTaxesInsurance
MEETING.
T"!l!rL,t
ioiigrcuuinuiBi
Wear and depreciation of euuinm'tSuperintendence
05
1010
1025
Total cost an acre wheat ... $7 80Lost per bushel o wheat at station.
52 cents. A'ansas City Star.
00
20
50
of of
A Monstrost Unfairness.New York has a population of 5.997.853
and an assessed valuation of $3,775.325,938. North and South Dakota, Mon-
tana, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Colorado,New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada,Idaho, Washington and Oregon, all com-bined, have but 3,385,392 inhabitantsand $1,129,434,340 of values. So NewYork alone has 2,012,401 more popul-ation, and $2,645,891,598 more propertythan the whole 13 pnt together nearlydouble their population, and more thanthree times their wealth. Yet to protect and promote her vast national interests, New York has bnt two representatives in the United States Senate,while nine of these wild and woollywestern provinces already hive 18 sen- -
stors, and Utah, New Mexico, Arizonaand Oklahoma, when admitted, willship iu eight morel Could the fiend- -
inspired ingenuity of political blacklegsinvent a madder monstrosity of unfair-ness? Pat Donan.
Among the signers of the declarationof independence a dozen were of Irishblood, and at least balf of these, likeCharles Carrol, of Carrol ton. Md.. wereRoman Catholics. George Taylor. Chaa.Thompson, Mathew Thornton and JamesSmith, signers of the declaration of in-
dependence, were all natives of Ireland.John Hancock, of Massachusetts, andJohn Rntledg?, of Hotith Carolina, wereOf Irish stock--. Ex.
0TMER8ZV
gsuld nCLEAR Q LONG
mental) IJ strong I
AVCQ'CSarsaparilla
. 8. P. Smith, of Towanda, Tn,,whose constitution was completelybroken down, Is cured by Ayer'iSuiduiiariUu. He writes:
" For eight yi ara, I was, moat of thetime, a great sufferer from constipa-tion, kidney trouble, and Imllges-tlo-n,
so that my constitution Sveuti--to be completely broken down. I wasInduced to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, andtook nearly seven bottles, with suchexcellent results that my stomach,bowels, and kidneys are in porfect con.ditlon, and, In all their functions, asregular aa clock-wor- k. At the tlmoI began taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla, uiyweight was only 129 pounds; I now canbrag of 109 pounds, anil was never ic sogood health. If you could sea Die lie.fore and aftor lining, you would wantme for a traveling Advertisement.I believe this preparation of Sarsaparillato be the best in the market
Ayer's SarsaparillaFrrparad by Dr. J. C. Ayer 4 Co., Lowall, Maaa.
Curetothers,wlllcureyou
Potash Fertilizer.The use of artificial fertilzers Is a subiect
well worthy of the careful study of farmers. I l.a supply of manure is wholly
to the full yield of the soil, andtne use ot fertilizers Is tlierclore of paramount necessity. Some experimentsmade at the West Virginia College go toshow the comparative value of the dif-ferent kinds of potash fertilizers, a mat-ter little understood by the majority offarmers who use them. The results goto show that the average increased yieldproduced by one pound of potash con-tained in kainitis 31.33 pounds. Theaverage Increased yield produced bvone pound of potash contained in sul-phate of potash Ib 23 74 pounds. The av-
erage increased yield produced by onepound of potash contained In muriate olpotash is 15.91 pound j. The averagecost of kainil required to produce one
l of corn is 9.00 cents. The average cost of sulphate of potash lequired10 produce one ousiiel ol corn Is 10.32cents. The average cost of muriate ofpotash required to produce one bushelof corn is 19.35 cents. It is a Yerv easything, then, to And the cheapest formof this indispensable plant food by g
the cost of the potash in the dilferent forms mentioned, taking the pro-portion of actual potash containetl ineach. N. Y. Timet.
Enriching of Skim Milk.This invention relates to a prepara-
tion of oil ("artificial cream") whichmay be readilly and permanently Incor-porated with any liquid, and is intendedto be emloyed chiefly for enriching skimmilk, and render It available as cattlefood. The preparation is made by sim-ply mechanically emulsifying any suit-able oil with a solution of elueoreela.tin, and final.y diluting with water toany desired consistency. To 1 kilo ofoil about SO grammes of glue may beused. "Artificial cream" keeps welland may be mixed with any liquid bysimply stirring it in. It separates againonly very slowly, and in so doing, risesto the stiriaceexactly like natural cream,and it suffices to stir the liquid to obtainas periect a mixture as beiore. CDierking.
Children Cry forPitcher's Castorla.
FOR SALE."Eighty acres of fine farm land, mostly
bottom, ou Woodcock creek, Clackamascounty, two miles Irom Meadow Urookpoatollio. 1 hree acres cleared, 11 acresslashed ; good house 20x30. Price (800,of which f')00 must be paid down, bal-
ance two years' time. For further par-ticulars call at Courier oflice or addressme at Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. Anna Taylor.
Mrs. Harriet A. Marble, of Pough- -
keensie. N. Y. was for years a martvr toheadache, and never found anything togive more than temporary relief untilshe began to take Ayer's Pills, sincewhich she bus been in the enjoyment ofperfect health.
"Is this hot enough for you?" is asilly question ; but if you meet a manwho complains of sultering from the heat'en to one you will find, on inq liry, thathe does not use Ayer'a Sarsaparilla totone up his system and free his bloodfrom irritating humors.
Children Cry forPitcher's Castorla.
Work Well Doaa.Cepar Raimps, Iowa. I suffered withdyspepsia and disordered liver andwould irenuently throw up tine, i procured a bottle of .Simmons Liver Keg- -
nlator.and after using half ol it was com-
pletely cured. One of my lady cus-
tomers (old me the other day that Sim-
mons Liver Regulator completely curedher of D. Olds.
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskerscan be applied when at home, and isuniformly successful in coloring a brownor black. Hence its great popularity.
,a aa-
One thousand ticket are guaranteedto be sold in Portland for the Redman'spicnio and dance at Ilroderick'a park,Oregon City, June 10th.
I have two little grandchildren whoare teething this hot summer weather
od are troubled with bowel complaint,rive them Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrho-- Remedy and it actske a charm. I earnestly recommend
it for children with bowel troubles. 1
was myself taken with a severe attackof bloody flux, with cramps and painsn my stomach, one lliiru ol a Dome ol
this remedy cured me. Witlun 24
hours I was out of bed and doing myhousework. Mrs. W. L. Duncaw,Bon-aqu- Hickman Co.. Tenn. roraalebyO. A. Harding, Druggist.
Deft Comfititio! Ten loaves of
fresh bread for a quarter dollar; 20
loaves for 50 cent and 40 loaves for $1
at the Seventh Street Bakery, JacobKober, Propr.
Wba Baby waal akk, w gar kr Cfcatorta.
irbea aha aa a Chad, afce cried for CaaatorU.
a abe became Miaa, aba dung to Caatorla.
irhea aba bavd CbiMrem, abe gawo thmCaaAoria,
HOS OHABHA1T Li
LITrtfUfOSCHOOLHOtJSI SHOfJ
. tooh IV PRIZE ATWOrUOSfAl. fK
WMMnJrVHYI8rnHE
6H0fTUTGIU THE
LONCXwTUCiSr
SHOES FOR OLD AAD YOUNG.
W. CAREY JOHNSON,
LAWYER,CORNER FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS,
Oregon City, Oregon.
Real Estate To Sell and Honey To Lend
C. I). & D.C. LAT0URETTE
Attorneys at Law,Commercial, Real Estate and
Probate Specialties.
OFFICE: Commercial Bank Building,
OREGON OREGON.
LOCAL SUMMARY.
Redmen's entertainments are alwaysa success, their picnic and dance June10th will be gre ater than ever.
Prescriptions carefully ccmp junded atO. A. Harding's drug store.
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer andthe Orboon Coi'Kikr, both one year tocash in advance subscribers for onlyi 60. The bnquirer is a paper
whose regular price is l per year.L. P. Fisher, Newspaper Advertising
Agent 21 Merchants' Exchange, flanFrancisco is our authorized agent. Thispaper is kept on file in bis oflice.
Weekly Examiner and the Courikrone year, cash in advance, 13.10.Examiner and uoUKiBH.cash in advance,18.30.
Weekly San Francisco Chronicle andthe Con hi ait, cash In advance, one year,(3.10.
Law
Daily
Received at Charman & Son's a largeinvoice of wall paper, latest and prettiest designs.
Buv meat at the old Cilv Viewmamet, toot ot aeyenm street, runsJanney, Props.
For lob printing go to the Courir office.
CITY,
Law vers' Bhibps anp Folpbiis printedat the Courier otnee.
Teacher's monthly report cards forsale at the Louribr oliice, 60 cents a 100
To Rent A barn Main streetInquire at Courier office.
Notice.United States Lanp Office,
Ohrcion City. Or., May 8,1804.
Notice is hereby given that the approved plat of survey of townshipsouth, range 4 eaBt, has been receivedfrom the surveyor general of Oregon, andon June 21st. 1804, atO o'clock a. in. ofsaid day, said plat will be filed in thisoffice, and the land therein embracedwill be subject to entry on and after saiddate. Koiiert A. Miller, ItegiBter.
Peter Paquet, Receiver.
Notlos.
United States Lanp OfficeOreoon City, Ore., May 1804.
Notice is hereby given that approved plat of survey of township 0south, range 4 east has been receivedirom surveyor-gener- of Oregon andon July 10, 1804, at 9 o'clock a. m. ofsaid day, said plat will be filed in this of
and the land therein embraced willbe subject to entry on and after saiddate. Koiiert A. jviim,br, lteglster.
Peter Paquet, Receiver.
Sometime ago I was troubled with anattack of rheumatism. I used Chamberlain's Pain lialin and was completelycured. I have since advised many ofmy friends and customers to try theremedy and all speak highly of it. Simonuoidraum, Man juis Key, forsale by George A. Harding, Druggist
While at Peksklll, N. Y Mr. J. A.Scriven, a prominent manufacturer ofNew York city, purchased a bottle ofChamberlain's Cough Remedy. Suchgood results obtained from its usethat he sent back to the druggist iromwhom he obtained it lor two more bottles of the Bame remedy. When youhave a cough or cold give this preparation a trial and like Mr. Scriven youwill want it when 'again in need of sucha medicine. It is a remedy of greatworth and merit. 50 cent bottles forsale by U. A. Harding, Druggist.
For Over Fifty Year.Am Old amu Will-Tbie- d Rehrpt. --Mb. Win
Soothing Byrup Iiaa lawn uiwd for over fiftyyaara liy rillllionaof motliara for their children whiletaathfliff. with Darfect It aoothaa the Child,euftana the allaya all pain, cur wind eulle,and ia the beat rarawly for Plarrhuta. Ia plaaaanl tothe taate. HulU by Uruaglata in every pan oi ineWorld. Twenty.fire oenla a bottle, lla Tame la in-
calculable, lie aura and aak for Mm. Wlnalow'aBoothliig Byrup, and take no other kind.
Oregon City Market Report.
Wheat Per bu, 46c. bulk without iaokeV buahel. iscki.
Fi.oua Roller 2 70 per bbl, netEoos 11cBUTTia 4045ca countryVial biie dressedL'HicifMg 12 3 M a dotenBitr On foot, cowa 8c; i!4c, fat; 5c
dreaaad.
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MuTTon 1 0032 prima ahearcd: slock ah'p II8hinoi.es 2 )l thoueand.Labd 12lfc t pound.Hidss Jreen,3c;dry.C7cin, d off
oroulled. Bheep pelta. 23930aHat Timothy, 112, clover III, baled.DoikD Fruits Prune 5c; applea 50c; very
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Mill Feed Snorts $17. Bran fid; ChopIS; rejected wheat, SO cent )t bu
Poke Sides 12c, ahoulders tc, name 12c
on fool 6c: dreaaed 6,c.PotUoes Sue a aack,Onlona-ll- .iS per 100.
BLANKS I BLANKS BLANKS!!!
For Kale at the Coubiib oflice :
Mortgage,Filing Covers,
Bond for Deed,Promlaaory Notes,
Receipt Books,Warranty Deed,
Quitclaim Deed,Circuit Court Criminal Subpoena
Tearhera' Report Carda,Partial Payment Real Eatat Contract,
Sheriff Summons,Jury gumicona.
Copy of Summona,Nolle to Garnlahee,
Answer lo Garnlahee,Subpoena,
Writ of AtUchmenr,JuatiM Subpoena, civil,
Justie Subpoena, criminal
Special or private blanks printed onapplication expeditiously ana correctly.
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Attorneys at L:;:,Office Out Door North u'CauJUUiC
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OREGON CITY, . . o- -
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All Varieties Fruitto F::r: .J. a. cox&cc::,
proprietors.
Noblitt Livery and S:!a T "OREGON CITY, OBEG07"
Or tht Street letwsti tkt IrUes tri "Dept..
Double and .Ingls rtp andways on band al Ihe ralT.r,d?.alao connects with th. biHiTooa, I ?Any InformationDinmM iiKM
regarding any klidolLJir ' w j aaMCT or B
HORSES BODOHT OB SOLO
FRAKX miVXeun and Locktr.ia
Adjoining the Noblitt Stable,OREGON CITY, . "
0SEGCSAll kind, o'riraarnn rapairad aa-
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maJl lor ail klnila of lacka. Uaaataaand aaM.
BICYCLES REPAIRED.
USTEW
FRESH ST0C.I!CHOICE
GROCERIES & FOTL'CnObtain your family supplies at
the Grocery, just opened, on north-
east corner of Seventh and Centerstreets. Prices as low as the lowest
Country Prcf;:s I::;!!Flour and Feed For Sale.
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Bank of Orc-- n C:.vy.
OLDEST RANKING H0UII IH TBI CTTT
Paid Capital, $50,0.President,Vice President,Cashier,Manager, . ,
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H.CAiniuA Banking Transected,
DoiMisils Subject to Cheek.Approved Bills and Nolea Piaccanled.
County and City WerranHLoana Hade on Available
Exchange and Bold.Collections Hade Promptly.
Drafta Hold in Anv Part ot IbWorld.
boughl
Up
Haums
Chau.iiGeneral Business
Received
bought.Becunlv
Bought
Available
'i o Eirnanre Bold on SalFrancWo, Chicago and New York,
i niereai raid on Time uepoaiu.
ids agists or
THE LONDON CHEQUE BANK.
L. M. ANDREWS, M. D.PBALBB
Drugs, Notions, Pertercrl:;Toilet Articles, itc.
Prescription! Carefully Cistpeniii.Shlvely's Block,
Cor. of 7th & Madison St., Oregon
The Commercial CsrAOREGON CITY.
CAPITAL $100,000.Transacts General Banklsg B Miser.
Loana made. Hills discounted. Haiti col
lections. Buy and sells exchange 0 ail poloilIn the United Btatea and Kurope and on HongKong. Doposlta received aubfectlocheck. Itereat at usual ratea allowed or lime deposit.
Bank omiu from S A.M. to 4 P. M.i SaUudayevenings from i till 7 P. M.
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. C. LAT0URETTE, t. . D0NAIOTOW,
President.
BATH HOUSE.Capt. Bundy's Bath House.located
at the "sandbank," is ready
the public.
Special accommodations for Women
Childrtn.
GEO. A. HARDING,PBALBB IN
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