Orejon City, July 18, 1804.
Tim Ar.'unllne i advancing Into civ
ilixalion wllh rapid trlile. A picture
by Ji'Hii lU'ru In Pari talon rvprewmli
nn Argentinian polling place in the
country, with guar J of policemen to
liindor riot, and the votera dashing up
on horacbark In their plctiireaqne
(audio coatu.-nea. In the foreground la
a group of lialfnakod little greaaere
atarlng with admiration at the thuatri
cal fury of their eldora.
Tim back hai been broken of the great
railroad atrike. Buaineat. In Chicago ii
returning Ita normal condition!. In
California, however, where the South
ern Pacific Company la hated becauao it
trnnglca the atute In ill mighty coila,
and apeciallyin Sacramento, a battle la
pending between itrikera and aoldinra.
The murdera committed tliero W'ednea
day by aaanaalnating in anibuah, and
other lawleaancaa are rapidly turning
public opinion against the mob of
atrlkcra.
Tiik tarllT billai It came from the ann
ate la a great Improvement on tbeMcKin
ley tariff law. It givea ua free baga for
our grain crop, rcducca 'he tinplate tax
by half, and makea a large reduction
on atool, and pig and scrap Iron. From
1874 to 1883 the duty on auuur waa
Sccntaa pound; from 1883 to 18110 V,l
cent; from 1800 until now It has lawn
)i of a cunt, and the preaont bill ro
ducea It to of a cent. Thia one-eighth
mcana about $15,000,000 in the pockets
of the augar trimt.
Tin cauae of the laboring man ia the
cause of the farmer. Their InteroHta
are identical. Iietwccn them and the
millionaires thoro is no common ground
except this that law and order niuat be
preserved. The interests of every citl
zen ot moderate means in Oregon are
Identical witli those of the striking rail
road men so far as they represent
honest demands and real grievances
The Ilavemayers, Uuntingtons, l'ull
nans, Astors and Goulds represent an
element that is un-American and dan
gcrous to our institutions. Great sg
gregations of wealth are always dimr
one to the common liberty.
Hince the spring of 1803, wanes at the
Pullman carshops have been reduced
from 30 to 100 per cent., and a good
workman can now earn only 1.80 per
day. Mnrkeo Pullman says he cannot
pay any more, but the American Hail
way Union Bays he can and must.
Hence the strike. The A. R. U. of Port
land cays In a circulur issued last week
"The Pullman Palace Car Company
owns every foot of Pullman City; its
employes are all its tenants; ita stores
supply all the necessities of life, and
the average waire a 00 cents nor dav.
or 15.40 per week, which is not suMi-
cient to keep even the smallest family
in the necessaries ol hie. (Jonseouunliy
the Pullman Palace Car Company s
employes are always In (lie company a
debt, and in a state of Berfdom. Its
employes, thus oppressed, could no
longer stand the strain of such a brutal
and inhuman condition of allaira, and
reiuaeu to work ."
They struck and boycotted Pullman.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Report! of County Officer! for the Fiscal
Year Ending June 30th.
Report of viewera on reaurvev of
K mi th road approved and expense av
count of '.'8. 80 ordered paid.
Report of appraisers of damuires nn
roMer ami AUIwaukiit mad laid ovrr
until August term.
Report of appraisers of ilamagca on
John Johnson road approved and road
ordered opened on the payment of dam.
ages by petitioners within
SPECIAL' CIRCUIT COURT TERM.
Circuit court met in special session on
ihursduy, July otn.
R L Sabin et al, oiler of Goorge
Warner of t"50 for the goods
in the hands of Receiver T F Ryan ac
cepted, though they had an invoice
value of $2350, becauso to dispose of
inem at retail without ureal expense
was in the opinion of the receiver Im
possible. George didn't buy.
II C Stevens vb II M footo et al,
bberilfa sale confirmed.
George Butchard ys 8 J Oglesby, dis
missed. James Uodges vb Jane Fletcher, clerk
ordered to deposit $00.00 in Commercial
Bank of Oregon City subject to the or
der of defendant.
Mary K Winston vs L J Fletcher, $5
in hands of clerk to he deposited in bunk
for defendant.
James R W Sellwood et al vsP J Her
man et al,reforred to C K Runyon as ref
eree. Georgo Smith vs R L Pollock, ordered
that pTaintitr recover from defendant
either the bay horse Ned, the bay mare
Nelly, set double harness and 3,'y Inch
Bain wagon, or $250.
Lillie M Law and John II Law di
vorced. Ben Parker and Louisa Purker di
vorced. James L Tubbsand Matlie Tubba di
vorced. Mary A Hatch vs Henry Swift et al,
judgment for plaintiff by default.
Portland Trust Co vs Reuben Smith,
dismissed.
Fees allowed : Buliir Fonts, $12; Ba
nff Millor, $12; Reporter Runyon, $10.
A Mean, Wicked Thing.
Nkkdv, July 0, 1804.
Editor Courier: I will write you a few
lines about Needy. Well, crops look
tine, excepting to tho lice on the wheat.
We are a little uneasy but if the, hot
weather holds out we think It will drive
all the lice awav. The hop crop looks
very nice, doubly as good as lust year.
There is a yarn going on in this vicin
ity about a young man coming home
from Sunday school with a girl. The
author of it is an old tiling which is
always putting its nose in some one's
business. It bad bettor look at home
and the place it lives in, and talk about
ita one son who is in the pen at Salem,
and every one of its neighbors knows
what kind of a thing it is. It is a pack
of lies, which it (which is a church
member) has told around from time to
time about me and my folks.
The weather is nice for making hav.
Yours trulyi J. R. Lawi'.kk.
00 days, and
expense of $11 allowed.
Petition of II II Johnson et al for
viewera to a county road granted, and
ordered that D W Kinnaird be appoint
ed to aurvey and J T Apperson, J W
Roots and John Wetz'er, Jr, he ap
pointed to view said road, to meet at
place of beginning on Tlmrsdav, July
10th, at 10 a. m.
Petition of Win DroKchel et al for
viewera to a change in a county road
laid over until August term.
Bond of M L Moore, county treasurer,
approved.
J T Apperson and Thos Charman re
leased from bond of K C Maddock.
Bond of KC Maddock, sheriff, ap
proved.
Application of B Wade for a lax re
bate of 13.30 granted and clerk to Issue
a warrant lor amount.
Proposition of F Rath et al for Hie im
provent of county road in George pre
cinct accepted and an appropriation of
$07 is hereby made for said purpose, no
part of which shall he expended unti
an equal amount ahall havo been col
lecled from subscribers and expended
said improvement to be under supervis
ion ol A W Cooke.
Report of U T Howard on the I in
provement ol the U r Howard roal ap
proved and expense account of $150 al
lowed.
Application of D C Her and A P Todd
I for an increase of allowance for care and
keeping of Mrs K Morgan to fill per
month grouted.
Ordered that appointment of II
Ktrange as deputy county clerk lie ap
proved and that he be paid the salary of
us per month, payable monthly ny or
tier on treasurer, irom July 1st until lur
Iber order of court.
Appointment of N M Moody aa deputy
sberiff approved and salary fixed at $05
per month until runner order ol una
court, salary payablo monthly.
Appointment of J M Lawrence as de
puty recorder approved and that his
salary be lo2 nor month until further nr.
der of this court, salary to bo paid
inontly
Ordered that cleik-advertise for 50
cords of wood (to be made out of large,
live fir timber) to be delivered at court
house by September 15th, 1804. Bids
to be opened at 2 o'clock August 0th.
Petition of D II Tuttle et al for viewera
to a county road to be known as tho
Leland road, allowed and ordered that
U W Kinnaird, county surveyor, he ap
pointed to survey and II II Gregory,
Rolit lluuhes and J B AlcCord to view
said road, to meet at place of beginning
July 17 at 10 a. in
Proposition of M Armissegger el al for
the improvement of the Brady & Kichoy
roal refered to A W Cooke, supervisor,
to investigate and report at the August
term.
Petition of F A Meinig for licence to
sell spirituous, malt and vinous lienors
in lesB quantities than one Billion in
Cascades precinct for six months granted
Report of W II Smith, supervisor road
district No 2, for June, approved and ex-
Eense account as follows orjored paid :
abor $1250.45, material $240 .82, super
vision $00, total 11500.27.
Report of supervisor on completion of
bridge in Canemah precinct on Law ton
road approved and expense account or
dered paid as follows: Labor $11)4.74,
material $31.10.
Expense account of $85 on Viola and
Oregon Cily road improvement ordered
pain.
Expense account of $201 10 on Oreiron
Ulty and linker's ferry road Improv
ment ordered puid .
Keport ol supervisor W It Hmitli on
complaint of G J Trullinger about the
Mulinnand.Meadow Brook road improve
ment laid over until August term, and
referred to Commissioner Juggar,
Ordored that the trial fees of $12 be
refunded in case of Portlund Trust Co vs
Reuben Smith as circuit court decided it
was a mis trial
Report of E PCartor, supervisor road
istrict No 3, for June, approved and
expense account as follows ordered
paid : Labor (on district fund) $,'131.52,
supervision $48, material $103.75.
Report of G W Prosser, supervisor of
road district iNo 4, tor June approved
and expense account ordered paid as fnl
lows: Labor $330.20, supervision $28
material $41 72.
Ordered that Supervisor Prosser be
instructed to procure necessary material
and ouild the bridges on Oregon (Jit)
and Stafford road recommended in re
port and certify bills to this court for
payment.
Keport, ol Mipervisor i rosso r on l in
provement of Oregon Cily and Stafford
road approved and expense account of
$150 ordered paid.
Ordered that the road supervisors be
instructed to cause obstructions in the
public higliwaysof Clackamus county to
be removed al the earliest possible date,
Ordered that the clerk issue a warrant
for $50 to G K Hayes, county Judgo, lor
contingent expenses
Report of A W Cooke, supervisor road
district No I, for June approved ami ex
pense as follows allowed : Labor $533.50,
material $532.12, supervision, $75, bridge
work f3i 03.
uniered that supervisor uooke pro
cure tho necessary material and re
build the bridire on the Milwnukie and
Foster road over Rock creek and make
tills at end of same us recommended in
Ida report for June, and certify bills to
tins court for payment.
Orderod that expense account of $37. 10
be paid out of the appropriation hereto
lore made for the improvement of Win
ston and Union Mills road.
Home; Supervisor Cooke having M
ported that he could not expend more of
the road fund on said road, and tho pe
titionera not havina complied with the
general rule ol tbls court, to subscribe a
sum vuual to the amount to be appr
priated, ordered that raid petition be
denied and dismissed, i
License granted anil bond approved
oi l .1 .tier-ui Ihi iI lur a licence to se
spirituous, mult and vinous liiiuors In
I'jsa (iiianlilies llittii one gallon in Oswe
go precinct. There was a remonstrance
tiled.
Petition ura nl ed and Walter A Itohiu
son appointed as constable of district
No3.
Annual reports of county ofllcera up
proved and placed on tile
Orderod lhat,the sum of $200 bo set
apart troin the general fund to the credit
of Indigent soldier fund and treasurer Is
hereby authorized to transfer same.
Ordered that Supervisor E P Carter
be authorized to expend tho sum of $25
on county road from E P Cutter s to
soda Npringa and tha' the supervisor ap
point Mr McLaren as foreman to do aaid
work and certify bills to this court (or
payment.
In accordance with application of Win
Barlow. E P Curler ordered to turn over
all surplus powder he Inn on hand
that belongs to the county.
Mi'eae and per diem of com minion
era: R Scott, 4 d iys, 22 miles, $14 20;
Frank Jaggar, 4 days, 12 miles. $13 20.
mix ALLOWED.
Sidney Smyth, surveyor $ 0 00
C W Ganoug sheriff 1100 00
J C Bradley, assessor I2 00
Geo F llortnu, clerk 70-1 55
Mrs Lizzie Siricklin, pauper sect 5 00
Bobbins & Sou, pauper acct .... 15 07
John Neihur, courthou-te acct. . . 3 50
O C Iron Works, road acct 4 00
A F Stokes, eleeli-in ueet 2 50
Geo Dunlavy, " " .7 3 00
J M Tracy, ' ' 5 00
Deputy sheriffs, June election . . . 258 35
Making official count 18 00
l'oitliind Hospital, pauper acct. . 0 00
Stde vs Kaler, (list II 20 05
Jack Tucker, dist II .... 5 30
" H L Jones, dist fi 7 85
" V A W Kchoppi, dist 5. . 40 80
" Waller Wilson Riid Her
man Nans, dist 5 77 55
" Jus ItobuMin, " 11 70
" 15 15
T E Linn, " 44 00
" E 8 Ilrunihall, " 08 05
O II Shaffer, " 81 00
" Jus Drake, " 30 45
" Tims Koots and A Foster.
distilct 0 27 20
Gho Randall. I p court acct 2 50
F. W Guller, witness State vs L 1)
Mathews 4 70
R L Holman et al. coroner's acct 1 1 05
O C Sash A Door Co, c h acct. ... 1015
State vs Geo and Free Buckner . 7 IK)
J and W While, c h acct 4 75
Enterprise, stationery 02 75
8 U Culilf, treasurer 0 00
11 8 Strunge, edu meetings 27 80
State vs Mury Emhree, iiisune . . 15 00
win Kniuht. election acct 2 )
W H Cooke, " " .. .. Ii 00
W A Huntley, supplies 28 15
lluconicb A Bolilnnder, meaU for .
insane 2 00
Clms Sweet etal 15 00
FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.
Annual exhibit of county warrants drawn on
the treasurer or Clackamas enmity for the llsoal
year ending June iKUli, 1KU4.
Hi mil ami bridge . .
Pauper .
Circuit coiirt.vrlmluiil
Justice courl, criminal -
Stationery ....
Court bouse and Jull
Clerk
Shurin - . ."
ilounty on wild animals -Bailiff
....
Word comes from all quarters that
the neatest and most satisfactory dye
for coloring the beard a brown or 'black
is Buckingham's Dye for tlie Whiskers.
Ayer'g Pills promply remove the
causes of nick and nervous headaches.
These Pills speedily correct irregular!
ties of the stomach, liver, and bowels,
and are the mildest and most reliable
cathartic in use. No one should be with
out them.
"Be sure you get Ayer's" is an impor
tant caution to all in search of a thor-oughly-reliable
blood purifier, Ayer's
Sarsaparilla being the one on which
there can be no manner of doubt. It
has stood the test of nearly half a cen
tury, and has long been considered the
standard.
Ordered that expense account of $130
for improvement of Foster and Milwnu
kie road between Damascus and Sunny
side be paid out of the appropriation
heretofore made.
A horse kicked H. S. Shafer, of tho
Freemyer House, Middleburg, N. Y. on
the knee, which laid him op in bed and
caused the knee joint to become still".
A friend recommended him tn m
Chamberlain'e Pain Balm, which he
Ordered that expense recount of $0(155
for improvement of Foster and Milwnu
kie road near Sunnyside be paid out of
the appropriation heretofore made for
said purpose.
The report of A W Cooke on improve
ment of Baker's Bridge and Fagalda's
Mill road between Baker's britlgo and
Grim's bluff approved and the clerk to
issue warrant in favor of Thos Brown in
full payment for one-half of said road,
Mr Brown having donated the other
half.
Ordered that clerk issue a warrant on
first day of each month for the previous
month's salary nl county officers.
Complaint of II W Ross nn obstruc
tion in the county road east of Feltlie-
nnerB forty: Supervisor Cooke having
made a verbal report showing that he
had examined into said matter and
found the complaint was nut well
founded as said road was not obstruct
ed ; complaint dismissed.
Care and keeping of J Bonayhausen,
pauper: Ordered that $15 be appropri
ated for said purpose for month of June,
and Judge U E Hayes diiected to maae
permanent arrangements for bis care
and keeping.
Ordered that clerk advertise for bids
School superintendent
County Judgo ....
Count)-commissioner
Insane
Jury ... . . .
Coroner ....
County treasury ....
Fuel - . ...
Assessor - - ...
Election ...
District attorney
Recorder ... . .
Surveyor ....
Court Reporter
Armory rent ....
Indigent soldiers . . . .
Money refunded
Teachers' cxumlnnllnu
Grand Jury export
Printing - - -
Attorneys ....
Street assessment -Township
plats -
Oellnipienl tuxes
State llourd of Eiiiiiillznllon
Total amount ol warrants drawn from
July 1st, Isiki, to mid including June
80, law ii.1,117.1 42
I.IAIIII.IHKS
To warrants drawn on the county treas
urer and outstanding and unpaid -141,70 67
To estimated amount of Interest accrued
thereon o,:w to
Total
23.0110 02
U,400 51
850 80
t;W 10
1.177 20
1,S.'M 10
S,:I70 33
0. 1197 21
1106 Oil
:r. 00
l.Oiil 40
1,2110 00
407 00
lti'J 05
1. Hiifi 00
203 70
SCO CO
117 7
s,k oo
l,IVi3 8
482 50
2,1183 60
123 00
! 00
m oo
-.no :
no 22
an oo
130 oo
1,203 75
lflo no
1,710 46
250 00
1,')II3 33
15 IK!
" Paid tu hhlttsill soldier fund 200 TS
' State t from county fund II IM 71
lli.lau.-c cash on hand A,IAl (W
177,111 IK
Cr
('aiicilkil ciiiuiy warrants mi lisi d at .
Iwt report ... ft,2l M
Knvlvxl esiii-sllixl roiiniy warrants 24,057 UI
T-'lnl rei-clpls In warntuu UJ." A3
Cr.
Ill- isiu-clled warrants 17,214 01
" " " mi Imii'l tl.iUi 4
Jti.tkia 1
Pr.
Nines on hand fl,04uuo
Interest duenu shiiih ... 117 HI
11,167 su
Cr.
Ily balance ... . I,K,7 W)
County school fund Dr.
I'ash ou liauil last ri'poit I SOU 13
Itm-slvcd slate u 10,1 si nu
county In i 211,711 75
Tll - - . 37,21l a
Cr.
Ily paid iiiu-rlnti-nilciil ord rs - Sj2,ov Ui
" ILilauce I , I4A Ml
I U7,'.ll us
1 l:illtiil fit 11 . 1 ir,
1 Cutli on hand last rsport fist) '.5
j Kecelied of cnuiily siiiierinicuili'iii PS 10
I - i S5
I
I 11 paid siipcriiili-uds.il ' - I.H) 211
I " llidiinec . il s 75
V M llJi
III llgi 111 snldli-r lull I - iir.
Cadi oil hsinl last n-p .rl - tlul So
Itw'clvi-d ea-li of county . . 2(10 73
:r.rj a
Cr.
Ily redeemed lu liifi-iit soldier warrant f.'KII 00
" Hid Uli-e .... in gj
tsrj 11
Slide Tax- Dr.
I'ald from enmiiy fund tll.liH 72
Itwtlveil slide lax 22,070 61
ttH,l:15 Sti
Cr.
U- paid sunt- lux . . . ttn,llri :',
S.H-oiid school tax Dr.
Received special tax . 17,508 Ii)
Cr.
Ily palu special school tax am. (181 74
" Hulaiiee . - - . Ml 45
I7.5U5 Id
Oregon Cily tux - Dr.
Received f slierirT, ensh S3 ejo 05
cily wnrrsnls . I,lu3 mi
"iTillTol
fr.
Ily pal. I cily trcus irer .... fctrjs 60
' Colli) -tloii un
" I'n Id cily treasurer city warrants 1,1113 oil
4,1114 01
Road fund- Dr.
Casn on hand tost report ... $ 23
Received rash 20,72 SO
S2H,3IR) 50
Cr.
Ily redeemed road war rani) 120,78a 33
" Warrants oil hand 2,480 7;i
" llulance In cash .... S.osl 47
2S,.'W0 511
for Infanta and Children.
PnOTHERS, Do You Know that Pamcorta,
y Batemaa'S Drops, (ludrrey'a Cordial, mujr ao-calka! Soothing gyrupa, and
moat mtoadie for ebiklma art- eumymi of opium or morphia I
Do Teat Know that opium and murphlp qrs atupafylng Barcotio pohsana t
Po Tow Kaiow that la moat oumiU-icsi irviriiit are not partnltted to aali Barootlcs
without labeunf them polaooa f
Po Ton Know that you should sot psnait any msxtlciM to ba (Ira your child
unleaa you or your physician know of what It Is eonpossd f
Do Yen Know that Caatoria la a purely vageUbW preparation, and that a Hat of
Ha IngradienU Is published with mrf bottle t
Po Yon Know that Cactoria la tha proscription of Um famous Dr. Samuel PI ichor.
That It baa been In uaa for nearly Uilrty yean, and that mors Caatoria la now sold thai
of all other remedies for children combined t
Po Yon Know that the Patent Office Department of the United states, and of
other countries, hare leeued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and bis assigns to uaa the word
w CaatoHat M and its formula, and that to Imitate tnem la a state priaon offense r
Po Ten Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection waa
because Caatoria had been proven to be aaeolntely kavmtlesa?
Po Ton Know that 34 doses of CeatorU are furnished for 36
oonta, or one cent a doss 7
PoTon Know that when poeeeeeed of this perfect preparation, your children may
be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest f
Wellt these thtnaja are worth knowing. Tney are fact,
Tho fo
etrnatnro of
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla.
State i( Ori'iton. I
Cuuuty of Clackuuiasl
I, 8, II. CallH, do hereby certify that the fore
going Is a true and eorront statement of the
amounts received, paid out and remaining lu
he county treasury of said county for the year
beginning July 1st, 1803, and eudlng tho 2d of
July, ISM.
Witness my hand this 2d day of July. A.D. 194.
8. B. CALIKF, County Treasurer.
,V,VaVaV.SWaV.WeV.V.V."eV
?BALD HEADS! j
What It tho condition of your? Is your hair dry,
harsh, brittle? Does it sollt at the end? Has it a
lifeless appearance ? Does It fall out when combed or '
brushed ? Is It full of dandruff? Does your scalp Itch ? ,
Is it dry or in a heated condition ? If these are some of
your symptoms do warned in ume oryou win occumc nam. ;
Skookum Root Hair Grower I
Is whatyon need, lupiuetion Is not M accident, but the Mjult of .ertMiUSc ef
researcn. Huowieuse 01 Hie uiseowsoi u- "t-.i. ...
err of bow to treat them. "Skookum "oootolus neither ndnerals nor oils. It
is not a Dye, hut a delightfully cooling and refreshing Tonic By stimulating
the follicles, It sieju aUit nair, mrss iandnjf and grows ka.roi.Wi J
ncunw.
c w ri tha tealn clean, healths, and free from Irritating eruptions, nr
the use of &ootust aim Huapk llileatruyejxirajitie snsscls, ukuJt y4 u
and dtntroy tht sale. . . . ,
If your druiKl.i. eaanat supply you send direct to us, and we will rorwsnt
prepaid, on n-criptor price., jlirowor, gi.uu per bottle 1 1 toi tIM. Mup,i.
per Jar t 6fur9'SU.
THE SKOOKUH ROOT HAIR GROWER CO..
Sr Houth Fifth Aveni-.e, Kcw York, N. Y.
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TnOF IMUK
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HAIR DEATH
T ttx: tit:
itnutnutly remove and forever destroys objec
tionable hnirwhe.ther upon the haiifitfttcet
arms or neck, without discoloration or injury
to the moat delicate akin. It wfl fur fifty
yHrn the Nort furinulet of EmaiiiM
. WliMon. acknowlfilKud by phyHlcinns as
iT tli.t liiuhnut Hlilhnrllw ntnl ihn mAal attnliiuitt
(ttrinutolntfist and hair Bpeolalfitt tlitit ever
lived. Diiriiifr hit prlvnte praotleeof a lifu
:fme amotig tne nubility and aristocracy of
Europe lie jiruscribed thia reel lift, Frlo.
ill bv mail, hociiri-lv Ducked. Corretuon-
dence confidential. Hole Agenln for America.
AtiaroHS
The Skookum Root Hair Grower Co., 1
It Dept. k, 07 south ruth Aveuue.New York, r-L-aaVaSe-
-e- - sfk. e .- . -J
To CONSUMPTIVES
lite uuderslirncd having been restorcil to
health bv slmnle means, after sull'crinir lor
several years wun a severe limn aneciiou, ana
that ilrenil illsease Cuii9iiniitliin, is anxious to
make known to his fellow snlU-rt-rs the inciins
oi euro. In more who desire It, lie will cheer
fully send (free of churicoj a copy ol the proscrip
tion uscil, which they will flml a sure cure lor
floliaiiiiiptlon, Astlimit, CHlarrli, Kruiichl
tla anil all throal suit lung Alulailies. He
hopes all sutt'erers will try his remedy, as It Is
Invaluable. Thnsp desiring the prescription,
which will cost them nothing, and may prove a
bloating, will please address,
KEPOJtT OF WATER COMMISSION.
OKI'ICK (IK Til'! linAltl) OK WATKIt COMMISSIONERS.
Okroon City, Ore., June Ikllh, Isul.
Htalcnieut of the Board o( Water Cuiiiulssionvrs of Oreaou Cily, Oregon, for the six months
ending June :m, ixot:
n;:i eiits.
For the month ol January :1 0
Kebruary .- MM
" March IMI M
" Anrll IKU4'
May )1 Ml
June 610 V.
January 2oth. From sale oi bund &'H
" H For drafts and expense of paying bond.. M i6 (XI
Receipts for the Bix months....... ,
Ualance on hand last lepoit
..111,975 12
... 704,04
flol.lW (17
UKHOIRltS.
Ily lunds In the hands of county treas
urer, applicable to the payment of
county warrants .... cjra m
By deliuiiiant tux list 1MU . . . 14,040 00
By ilclliuiiieiit tax list imi (estimated) 1MHMI0
By dullni)ueiit tax list 1S17-MU - . 111,370 74
By cancelled warrants in treasurer's
linnds tjfiii 40
By notes 1,040 00
Ily interest on same ... . 117 so
Indebted ness to balance 00,700 V
Total
l,"'l,Hti (17
State ol Oregon. I ..
County ol I'liu kamas) "
I, Ueorge F. Horton, county cleik of the above
named county and state, hereby certify that the
within is a true statement of the warrants
drawn on the county treasurer at Clackamas
county, Oregon, and on what account the same
were allowed from July I, li;l, to and including
ine 110, lsiu, and that the llnanclal summary
hereto attached Is a true and correct statement
ol the financial condition of said county on
lino 30, 1HHI, as shown by the records ol my
Dice.
Witness my hand and ssul affixed this art day
of July, A l. MM,
UKOItdE F. HORTON, Clerk.
Ily II. S. STRANOE, Deputy.
VOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l.y virtue o! a warrant lor the cnllec-
siiKiurr's KKroKT.
Oiikojn Cirv, Ore , June HO, IsH
To tho honorable eounly court ol Clackamas
county, Oregon:
1 beg leave to submit the following aa my re.
port as shcrin and tax collector lor I lie year
Mitt:
To amount on assessment roll as
charged to slier Id" .... t.vi,(ri'i 37
To amount as assessed and collected
by sln-rlir l,(4j so
To costs collected - - . . -Jisj 01
By duuble assessments and errors
By amount collected to June 30, lint,
Including receipt No. 477 as per
treasurer's receipts ....
By amount delluiuent
I.H.Ol-J 61
14.fi 10 IS
!l.t,7tDi OS
Rcspeclfully siibmltteil this .Huh day of June,
tM.
C. W. GANONO,
HherifT and Tax Collector ol Clackamaa
Cmnty, Oregon.
By E. C. IIACKKTT, Depuly.
did, and in two ilayg waa able to lie 1 'or pliyaiciaa to wait upon countr pau
around. Mr. Hliafor haa recommnmlerl
it to many othera and aaya it ia eicel
lent (or any kind of a bruise or anrain.
Tliia aame remedy is also famous for ita
cures of rheumatism. For sale by li. A.
Harding, dnipgist.
pera and furnish necessary medicines
lor same lor one year, bids to be opened
at 3 p m August !Uli. .
I'etition of I' Payne et al for an ap
propriation for the improvement of a
enmity mad Irom Handy In I'leasant
Tertsraaa s attroar.
County fund
Cash on hand last report
Received tax ol 11
lwi ....
- 1W1 ....
galoon license
a Fines aad fees of county clerk
" " J t court -
- Miscellaneous
ferry license
Total eaah recipis
ennnty earreiiu
ti, ill of delinquent taxes of the asseHg
inent of 1893, in the county of Clacka
mas and state ol Oregon, which warrant
is now in my liunda, and is in wmdn and
tigures as follows, viz :
Statk of Okkiion, I
County of Clackamaa )
To C. VV. (ianung, Siierifl'of Cliickanuts
County, Oregon, Ureeting:
In the mime of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby commanded that yon levy
upon the goods and chattels of the de
linquent tax payers named in the fol
lowing list, and if none be found, then
upon the real property set forth therein,
or so much thereof as ahull satisfy the
amount of taxes so dunged, with Ousts
and expenses, and that you pay over all
money so made to the county treasurer
of said county, as by law required.
Witness my hand the seal of the
county court this 2!Jth day nl Hay, J SIM.
sk.m, (Juo. F. UoitroN,
County Clerk .
Which warrant is attached to the list
of unpaid and delinquent taxes for the
year 18!i;l, in said Clackamas enmity,
and not having been able, after diliueiil
search, to find any personal property
within suid county, out .of which to
make the taxes hereinafter mentioned,
I have levied upon the land described
in the annexed list being the property
of the within named individuals, as the
came appeurs assessed on said ilelin
luent tax roll, and will, on Saturdny,
the 21st day of July, IS'.M, ut the door of
the county court house in Oregon City,
Clackamas county, Oregon, al the hour
of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of the
said day, sel, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, lor cash in hand,
the land described as follows, to-wit:
lleginiiing at a point that is ISOO feet
west from the intersection of the south
line of Third street and the center line
of Main street (measured along the
south line of Thud street) ; thence south
along the west line of Water street -Sti -I
feet to the intersection of the west line
of Water street aud the north line of
Second street; thence' west along the
nortli line of Second street to the H'il
lamelle river; thence down stream with
the meanders of saUl river to the s;t:tli
line of Third street; ihence east a hum
the south line of Third street to the
place of beginning, all in section ol,
township 'i south, range '1 east of Wil
lamette meridian, and which land be
longs to an unknown owner, and it as
' sessMl by me for the year 1SIU, and
umiii which a tax of :t ?0 is no due
; and unpaid, or so much thereof as may
"r tie sutlicient to satisfy said aum and the
t-.ii.7Wi a : c,-riiinir costs for said vear of 1st::
C. W. IsAXOXIi,
Sheriff of Clackamas County. I
Statk of Oheoos. i g
County of I'lm'kamas.
1 hereby certify that the alhive is a
true and correct opr. and the whole
thereof, of the original warrant lor the
collection ol delinquent taxes f,r the
tT7.MI is year lSy;J. C. IV. ti.txoxo, ,
Cr I Sheriff oi Clackamas Cnnty
Oatesl JoihI. 1.4
tn,T& ie
D1SHC K8EMKNTS.
Charmun i Co., cement for foundation of pump I 81 6-i
Ueorge llroiighton, lumber - il Ob
Union Iron Works, gears and repairs to old pump m 25o 03
Pope & Co, service cocks M m. 50 Ou
" Rubber valves for old pump 1
" One aud one-hall inch galvanised pipe (17 WJ
" Labor on Main rlreet mains, tapping and repairs to pump 170 00
" l'ipe, shovels, picks, uuious, etc HO '-11
W Iirilowcll. sulurv as Hiinerillteiideut 270 00
Thus F Ityini, Hilary as secretary 7a OO
nana cxciiaiigu lor noiuis " ii
Kxnressnue. teleuhoue. slanius. etc 3 04
A Anderson, bonus -.. 40 J
J 4 W White, seal 4 00
O C 8 & boor Co, boxes (or stop cooks 17 ui
rjnerpnut', nonces ami receipts M i lo
Mercliuiits Exp. Co., expiessage Irom I'urtlaud 2
1 r Ryan, commission on collections . 140
VV 41 Howell, lelcplione
C N Cireeiiinan, sand, sulphur and dravage
11 W Kinnaird, survey and map of plie line
O C Jroii Works, mulerial, labor and repairs
V U Klectrlc to, light and repairs at station
A B & Contract Co, barging pipe from Oswego
Union Iron Works, pump as per contract
O 1 & Hteel Co, stx aud eight inch plpe:K&
For amounts paid laborers on Main street, Fifth street, and pump.
Balance on deposit wfth city tri-usurer
23 7e
107 (14
11 70
6 -. 7
fatal oo
3ISB ui
832 ft
a7 71
Iiiirlug the last six moiilhs I lie board has pun-hased and ilnceil In operation s new pump, that
h one of tlie m-ist powerful that is in operation oil the Tactile eoasl and Is warranted to pum
1,000,000 giillous of water against u pressure of 300 pouuds to tho incii, every twenty-four hours
This pressure Is siitUcleut to give gojd servieo at Klyvllle where the highest elevation is found
eilher in the city or in Its suburbs. The contract price for said pump was f "ami, which we are re
liably informed Is very much less thuii aolual eoot and that we know Is several thousand dollai
less than any other bid, that we receive.l lor Iho eonstiucliou of one under tho same plans and
specifications. The other two pumps belonging to tho city have been repaired an! a a now In
oondltion lor good service, and wo can safely assert that Oregon Is the peer of uiiy lowu lur goodie-
liable water service, where direct pumping pressure Is used. All that is uov needed to place to city
1,1 condition to provent a tire from doing any more than a very small amount of damage, is a small
reservoir where a reserve could be maintained lor use lu case of an accident to iiuv part of the
works. With tliHl in view the Board has had ull the available sites for sucti n reservoir surveyed
aud after giving the advantages of each due consideration Hud that the only practiacble place
(where revenue would be obtained from the mains running to and from it, and where the interests
of tlie city would be best subserved) is In the neighborhood uf that part of the city known as
Klyvllle. and a site would have been purchased and a reservoir constructed lu that vicinity tiering
the last six months, but for the necessary fluids to do so, uud at the same tiiou purchase and lay
the mains running to it. We have therefore deemed it advisable to proceed and lay the neeessury
mains In that direction, and believe tlmt we will have sutlicient funds from the additional amount
of revenue that we will receive when the new main Is in service, and as wu do not expect lo be at
any further expense for repairs to pumps, tu purchase a site anil have u suitable leservolr eon
structed by the Iir.il of the year or shortly after.
We have mains on ueurly every street where there Is uny great demand for wali'r servie a
we are of Hit- opinion that the contemplated reservoir and tue necessary mains can bo constructed
and laid from the income of the works during the next year, and that the rule lor water service'
thereafter, can bo greatly reduced or tho revenue of said works over the operating expenses can
be used to assist in paying the city de'il. Tlie estimated income for Iho ensuing year is t-ViOJ.UO
while the operating expenses will be about t'HXi.uo besides tliu cost of reservoir and mains that
may be laid.
We have pun-hased dining the last i i mouths 'J-J00 feet of tight inch, tttoo feet ol six inch cast
iron pipe, and ono and one half Inch and M2 trhee-fourth Inch galvnaivod This, In addition
to MO feet of four and 370 of three inch pipe that was on hand at the timo the last statement was
submitted, has been nearly all laid ami will bo furnishing service lu about ten days.
As the lap-welded pipe from M.ilu street to J. (J. Allium would not ba strong euoi gh to with
stand the pressure uccessasy to pump water to tlie higher elevations of the city, we have been
compelled to lay an entire new eiht inch lualu from the pum. i over tne bluff on 21 street to
Center, down Center to Fifth, where wj h ive placed a regulator to govern the pressure on the
ttrst bench, and Irom It.ere have plaoed a six inch innln lo J. IJ. Adams street.
During the three years that the Board has had charge of City Water Works, they have pur
ohased and laid ISM feel ol eight inch, fttlti feet of si x Inch , 2906 feel of four inch, SOU feet of three
,iK-h. U1S li-.-t cf two inch, il:U feel of one aid one hill Inch, 3!S of one I mil and 2120 feet of
three fourth Inch water mains and pipes, m ikin lii. Jsl feet or a little over three miles of pipe laid
and paid for. The amount collected as revenue from the works during the same time is
f 14,7 17.35.
During Ihcse years the Board has endeavored to follow the policy outlined by tlieiu In the'r
first report, and while m ly have erred in Ju l;in--nt In n-garl to s une things in connection
with the operation of said works, still we feel as if the said policy has been successful, and has
been the means of giving the cily a water service eipiah-d by few and excelled by no town or
city, and at nn cost lo the city or the Inhabitants, except the payment for water service, tlut ia now
end has been less than in any other town or city ou the Pacific coast. lu laying of water mains-
while we have endeavored to put them wherever the people called for Ihem, still we have been
careful not in place them on any street or in any direction, where there was not prospective
revenue sufficient to warrant the expense ol doing on. Kespectlully submitta.
CHARLES H. CAl'FIELD, President
TI108. P. RYAN, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
U .S. I.ASP OFKICK. OKF.UOX CITY, ORE-
gon, dated June IS. Its. Complaint hav
ing been entered at this office by Wilnelm Weber
a leffina that (,. w. A. Oscar Mlerfcer talks Her
man name, "Suerker") dinl on June 23d, Ii3,
and complaining aaaiusl the nelrs ana legal rep
rrsemaiives oi ssia itd-easeo air anamioninr
I homestead entry laud, claim No. l:ts. made and
tiled by said Mierker (alias staerker) on the ith
dav of September. IsMI. upon the southeast ullar-
ter of section two. township three south, range
five east, siluale la l lacfcamas county, Oregon,
with aview lo the cancellation of said entry; the
hearing of aid ciaiesi and taking of lestimon)
furnished by the parties thereto will lake place
at this nrtW on Tueclay. the 1 1th day of August,
lsin, at to o'clock a. m.,' at which lime and place
Ihe heir or legsl representatives of ai,l tl. w. A.
Oscar Stierker (alias Staerkeri. deceased, are
hereby summoned io api ear aod rcSH:id to (he
allegation made and the proof then aad there
to lie adduced by conipliaiiant in said contest
KnHt KT A. MILLKR. k n.ter.
PKTEK PAyi ET. Receiver.
To Ihe Heirs aad Legal Kepreseeiatlres of (j W.
A ihn-ar Snerfcef lalia Sia-rht-r1. ifecs.-d
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
VOl ICE IS HF.RFBY GIVES THAT THERE
4-s are sufficient funds on hand to pay all war
rants on the (reneral Fund endorsed prior to
Januarv 1st, 1S04: also to pav warrants No. 643,
do!). 670, 67U 72, 676, 678 and 671 no Maia Street
Fund.
Interest ceases with the date ,ef this notice.
R. L. HOLMAN,
Oregon City, July 12, ISM. cily Treasurer.
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
Attempt at Suicide.
It Might Hat Inn Pmnt4,
From tht IlostonPosl.
While Ida walki In the Pulilio (iurden
went rroailcd yesUnlay aflermsin about
KM o'clock, ieoiil near the tnlrsnee ifnlea
al the corner ol lleaeou ana i iiurica atrtt-ia
weie l orrilletl to are a man suddenly piling;
a knife ieieatetlly into Ilia tliiuut and full lu
the ground.
While wailing for a conveyance an oflicer
questioned tha would-be suicide, who wu
about oil yean or age, as to hia name, autiresa,
and reason for wishing to end lib life, but
tli wan tteadfaatly refused 1 1 give any infor
mation regarding ulmaelf. 11a wus token to
III Maaaochuaetti (ieneral Iloapluil and
surgical attendant given Mm. Although
weak irom loea or blood it ia imuiuiiie lie
ill recover. About 9 o'clock In-t night a
hoaiillnl attendant got a liillu liiforinnllon
from lilui. II aaid lit name wua Suiiiiit-I
D , ami that he cam tome week ago
from New Ilruniwlck. The lust few day
Ait head kai til outer, and he lint been wan
dering about the cltr, not knowing a hieh way
tin... i ' ii.. i i.i... :. i.!..
io turn. t uai i in ie lieu unu io (suiiiiiis ma
rosli act lie wu unable to any.
Tho above i ill familinr but terrible
atory ol ilia retulti of menial ilvrangeiiieiit
caused by overatrain of the rw-om aysiem
reople who liav durineas, ,,. ui or tout
ocAe, or who are troubled with nruncWy or
drtpemdtnt feeling, ar already well ou the
road which leads to insanity and tuieulr.
"Ut. Mile filed leal Co.: 1 ciiiuiet liud
language In which to cxprea tny apprevia
lion of the great beneiit I have derived
from tli tu of your Restorative Nervine.
When lira became a burden i would use tne
Nervine to soothe mr wcukened nerve, and
toctlm mr exhausted and irritable bruin."
Mr. II. IinoWN, Rot-heater, N. Y.
Dr. Mile lltiloraUre Aenine boa no etiual
In CDRi!(t Nervou Msenscs. It contain
noonlutei or danaerou drug. Sold on a
poaitiv guarantee by all druggiila and
Dr. Mile Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Women.
W '"- 1-..- --r
Tho rominou afllle'.loiii of women are ilck-beadr
Mhes, Indigestion and nervous trouble. They
arise largely from stomach disorders, Al Joy's
Vegetable Sarsaparilla la tha only bowel regu
lating preparation, yon can ee why It la more
effective than any other Baraaparllla In those
troubles. It Is dally relieving hundreds. Tha
action la mild, direct aud effective. We bar
eorea of letter from grateful women.
W refer to a few:
Nervous debility, Mr. J. Barron, 14 7th 8t, 8. F.
Nervous debility, Ura. Fred. Lor, 137 Elll8t,S.P.
General debility, Mr. Belden, 610 Mason 8L, B.P,
Nervous debility, Mra. J. Umphera, 736 Tark 8t,
V.
Nerveus debility, Mia R. Roaeublum, 2S 17th
at, o. r.
tomach tronblee, Un. R. L. Wheaton, 704 Peat
ot.,aF.
tick beadachea, Mr. M. B. Price, It Prospect
i-iace, b. r.
Blck beadachea, Mr. M. Fowler, 827 Ellis St,S.F.
IndhftlOD, Mr. C. D. Stuart, 1221 Mission St,
Conatliatlon, Mr. C. Melvln, 126 Kearny St,8.P.
Vegetable
Sarsaparilla
Most modern, moat effective, largest bottle
tame price, 11 . 00 or for 15.00.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
The Shasta Route
OF 'I II Id
aOUTUHlLN l'A I'll It 10.
t.aiiift liiiitu Leave 1'uiilaiiU l'ail.
5-iuili. I 1 .Mo Hi,
ttiUr.M. , l.t
lillie. M. l.l
10 4.S.H , ,ti
Ihe ai
ruiiiainl lo Allium inriiiHivi-. iai,w,-iii.Mii,i.i..
Ilulsey, lUrri.i.uiK, jiiu,lii,ii l.ll), Iiiiiiu, hu
si'iiu ami all liili.ni. num IIoh-Iiiiih In Ash iiiuI
inclusive.
roiiiiiiiu - Aria :iu. i
in, ',!, I II) 1 1 7 it' A. I
nan , luliriM-o , ( i. la. I, i
iiailm siioi nl all siailiiiis irom
inMiiiiriKi i, 1 1, iiaii.v
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rortluud
iiri-ifoii cily
ItoscburK
4:,'m r.k
H:.nr.
7:10 s a
lININ(J CAIIH ON IKIUKN ItOt'TK.
I'VI.I.StA S HVWKT Xl.KKI'KRH
ash
SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS
Alliii-licil lo ull 'I hrm. eh iinliis.
tVoi.lsl.lt. Til vi. Ion,
Itetwtici, plilti'i.AM anil tOIIVAI.I.In
aljTllIK llII.VlKemisUNOV.J
7:80 A. M. I l.v I'orlliind Arl6:;iA I'. H
UilJI'.sl Ar forvsllis l.v 1 :14I P. l .
At Albaiiv and I
of Oregon f'ai I Hi
aurHKxs Ts.t
1:4m1. M. I l.v
;.!ltP. M. I Ar
orvnlils cuiineel with train .
Ilitllrosd.
N IHII.VlHt-KITSIIWIMV.I
I'oitlaiiil
MeMlulivllle
Ar I :'.'f. A. M
I.V I nifuA.M
Tllltf il'flll 'IK'KKTS
To A l.l, foiy-n, IN TDK
KAKTKHN HT'.TI, I ' ,t N A DA AND KI'ltOPK
Can ImioIiI iliit-d al In- lowest tales from
I,. II. H-li I , A rut, (Ml foil ( Ily
ft. koi: ii i.i i t-.. i'. imiii-hH.
M llil'l I . AIM ( 1 A I ' I 0
Portland, Or
Oregon Pacific Railroad Company
I'M S. V. Ii K, It.T.'iv.-r-.
OmHH PtiiiK with Hir. Jom W(.,.n YiHiiiinn
nml Sim Kniiit'Ui-o.
'tlmiiii-r Ipiivih Hun Kikiii'Im-i
IM, l'Jlli,2'.M niid :tUt.
I'Vliruiir.V '.lllh, Mmrli
Kih nml 'ilh.
IUIit4 n-wrvi'il o c linnet
nrtlct;
K. hnmiy 'J-'-lli, MurHi Till
mIIIhk il ilt'M uflliuitt
Pur frdlti nml jutiwx'iitfrr r.ili'p- ii 111' lnttiy Am
N-.H. 'Z to M irkut Klnvt.
Kan Fraiit-ifcn, Tiillf,
CIIAfl. CUItK, llen-lver,
Crvnl1i( OnKon.
Joy's
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TICKETS
SfRy?
aTTMPTOMS OS LIVER DISEASE I
Loa of appetite; bad breath; bad taste in
the mouth; tongue coated; pain under tha
boulder-blade : In the back or aide often
mistaken for rheumatism; aour stomach
with flatulency aud water-brash; Indiges
tion; bowels lax and costive by turns;
headache, with dull, heavy sensation:
reatlesaneaa, with sensation of having left
something undone which ought to nave
been done: fullness after eating; bad
temper; blnea; tired feeling) yellow ap
pearance of akin and eyea; dlMlness. etc.
Not all, but alwaya some of these indi
cate want of action of tne Liver. For
A Safe, Reliable Remedy
that can do no harm and baa never been
known to fail to do good
Tike Simmons Lirer legator
AN EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR
Malaria, Bowel Complmlntit
Dytpvpulet, Sick Headache
Constipation, Blilouineti
Kidney Affections. Jaundice
Mental Depression; Colle
A PHYSICIAN'S OPINION.
" I have been practicing medicine for twenty
years and have never been able to put up a vegeta
ble compound that would, like Simmon fiver
Regulator, promptly and effectually move the
Liver to action, and at the same time aid (instead
of weakening) the digestive and auimilative
powers of the system."
L. M. Hinton, m.d., Washington, Ark.
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For rules anil Kt'tiernl iiiforiiiulion rail
on or address,
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2")4 Wimliinulon S.r., cor. Third.
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:0,W0B onrnln Patents and how to ob
fain "nt free. Also a catalogue of mechw
.p.t1nt'..tleI,ttbrouah Muiib k Co. reoelTt
fpeolal notice In tbe McientlHc AineHrnnTand
thus are brought widely before the public wth.
.u. um, w hh iDTencor. Tn s bp endld paper
ssued weekly, elegantly Illustrated, has by faj thi
MSSi" SJSn"t,on Pi anysclontlBc work In the
"S'itP-ijtJ??- 8amplo conies sent free.
Building Kdltlon-niontb y, Cl50a year. Bhiela
W.'i0.'-.0?1" etrniBer wntjins befit
Iful plates, in oolors, and pbotonraplis of neil
ouses, with plans, enabling builder. Tn ihn- ii.
Your Stomach
DistressesYou
after eating a hearty meal and the
result la a chronic case of Indlgea
tion. Sour Stomach, Heartburn,
Dyspepaia, or a bilious attack.
RIPANS TABULE8
Promote Dlseatlon. Herniate the
Htoinncn, Liver and Bowels PnrifV
the Blood, and are a Positive Cere fcir
Consilpailou, Sick Headache, Bill
from a disordered cnn,lirf.,n nt th- i !
atomacb. Thy act xencly yet pramptly.and
perfect iligesllon follows their use.
KljMns Tal.ules lake the plao-of an Entire
Medicine ( best, and should bo kept lor
Sold by druutHtl, ar and by
maiL
Price, - Two Dollar.
THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO.
1 IrriH at.. Hew Vsrk.
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COL'XTY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
'I HAVE NOW IS SIT HASPS FfSDS APPL'-
s cable tn the pavment of all warrants endorst d
oncK l HEREBY GIVES THAT I, VaBY
Meiirath, hav ween dtily appointed by the
Hon. County Court f Clackamas county, state
of (rrern. as eierutrii of the estate and will of
Peter Xrtirotb, detvased. and that all psrsons
kavin claims ocainsc sai.t estate art nrrrby
nonneo lo nreeetit inem with broner ronrhra i
within six months from the date of this nntir. I nrior to June lsth. lieZ.
at the Isw office of C. D. A U. C. Lalourecte In Interert ill cease from date of this nntin.
OrrKon Cily. uregoa. I L. MxKK. i
MARY McCBATH. Treasnrerof ClarkaniasCottnt'.1
Patrsl Jnnrhh. IM Kier-ntni Aforesaid. ' noted Orefoa City. Jnlv lh. 14.
FREE MEDICINE!
Golden Opportnnity For Suffer
ins Hnnianitr.
Physicians Give Their Remedies to tbe Peuple
00 YOU SUFFER? ,,7"
and we will send you Krre of hrKe a rrix
cocasa of .pecially prepstwl remedies l-t snited
MEMMTIOS' WB WAT Vt"' RECOI-
WF PiM rilDC"" ,nM, ngifrnrnUA ditrntri
IT C U H II t (J II t of both "It: Ou r treat ments
for all diMiasee an.i deformitiM mrm u.i.n a
Srientinc, acquired b- many yeai.- esperience
wnicn enaliies as to (.mtrmntee a Cure. 1,0 m1
dee pair.
N. R. We hare the on I poeitire cure f
ErtLrrsT (FITS) and tsh. Beferenee
giiea. Permaoently located. (Old eatabli.bed )
Dr. WILLIAMS' MEDICAL AND SURGI
CAL INSTITUTE,
7J Market Sf , Ana Fra.- rlsro. a
Ripan l almlps: htt liver bin ic.
Ripana Tal'ulf r tire dad breath.
Ri)a:i Taliulta cure headache.
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