City Library OREGON CITY COURIER. JBth YEAR. OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1897. NO. 10. Nothing furnuslies a room like an artistically colored, well drawn wall paper. One may get along with very little furniture and few draperies, and yet have the room wear a comfortable and home-like appearance, if only the wall paper is warm and rich in effect. It's good economy to buy GOOD WALL PAPER. Inspect our stock of the. latest wall hangings. Price 7 cents a double roll and upwards. UKLL03IY k HUSCII, The, Hou&efurmsherg. OREGON CITY SECOND-HAND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE SECOND-HAND CARPETS SECOND-HAND STOVES SECOND-HAND TOOLS SECOND-HAND HARDWARE SECOND-HAND WAGONS SECOND-HAND HARNESS SECOND-HAND SADDLES SECOND-HAND PLOWS SECOND-HAND CULTIVATORS SECOND-HAND TRUKS ALL TO BE SEEN AT THE- OREGON CITY AUCTION HOUSE Opposite Postofflce. Produce Taken in Exchange. Oome in and Bee our prices before buying elsewhere. I I I I I I The TEA and COFFEE You serve to your guests create as distinct an impres sion a moug them as your silver, your linen or your china. If you want extra nice tea and the very finest flavored coffee, you can surely depend up . 'get ing them here. Better be sure than sorry, E. E. Williams THE GROCER. .. I I r OREGON HARNESS CO. DEALERS IN Harness and Saddlery Cheapest House on Coast. :- Cull and See Us. Weinlinnl Block Ouposlte Courthouse Oregon City .r Not How High But how low can we make the price, is the question we ask ourselves when marking our goods for sale.. That's what makes ours an ever-panding business, it's a potent advertiser; it tells the story through the purse in thousands of homes, only to be retold in countless others by appreciative money savers. CHARMAN &' SON, Dealers in DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS and GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Call at the Pioneer Store of Ciiarman & Son before buying elsewhere. WHY IS IT... That every day our store is filled with buyers from ever)' part of the city, regardless of distance? -f- There must be some reason. People especially ladies don't go out of their way to buy unless there is a reason. IT IS BECAUSE we have established a reputation for abso lutely fresh goods especially in the line of table j delicacies, and our customers are sure of a superior article and then the prices are right. ...GiBSorTfi PROPRIETOR OF j HARDING'S BAKERY AND GROCERY t BREAD AND PASTRY A SPECIALTY ..Ol TO G. H. BESTOW & CO. mm PSHDER Absolutely Pure. rn1i.iirui...i fur In iprt.nt leuvonhiff tttiviieth Mid hniltlifutiu'DH. Ammn llio fowl axaliixt alum ml nil forma of mlullurullcn common to tin' "lump bruiiiU. litOVAb B4KIN0 POWDKH CO., NEW YOltK. COL'S I Y COURT. The Following: BHU Were Allowed at the Last Term or Cnnrt on the Kinxl Fund. -FOB- DOORS, WINDOVS, MOULDING and BUILDING MATERIAL. LOWEST CASH PRICES EVER OFFIRED FOR FIRST-CLASS COOW. . k Op fit CmrtltI Ctanreh. Klm Mrt, Orefoa CltJ, Orgoa In the matter of the reports of road supervisors for the month of June, 1807. The court having examined eail reports it is ordered that they be and the same are herehy approved and the expense ac count of the several districts are ordered paid, and the clerk is instructed to draw warrants on the road fund and county fund for the several amounts and in fa vor of I lie following named persons : Road district, No 1 Douglas, Peefer & Kee 120 00 John Davis 28 60 Earl McLaughlin 29 25 V Hagenberger 12 00 John Stu. key 6 00 Paul Spooner 16 12 WS Payne 4 87 Jesse Coates 8 25 HGifford 4 50 W H Counsoll 64 60 District No. 2 . W V Smith 9 50 W Itnel 4 00 W Robinson 3 62 J Robinton 5 62 John Robinson , . . . . 5 62 d Watson I.... 4 12 C Roadarmel.... 4 12 TMooney 3 37 R Wade 4 12 Q Heitmeyer 4 12 T Roots..'. 4 50 W Jdhnson 4. 12 I Wilson 4 12 F Lands 3 02 O A Gengelbach ....17 00 District No 3 Carl Walfleagen... 4 00 J C Elliott & Co 4 00 T Yocum..: ....18 48 Chris HiFer.... 32 00 Arthur Hall .13 50 I OrinGriifin '.;..20 50j Frank Morton 3 00 A Forbes 6 00 A Welch 3 00 E L Elliott 6 00 Frank Osbtiru 6 00 S Korrich 2 25 J Bates 3 00 F Matthias 6 00 Jos Boring..:.. ..... ... 3 00 D Vinzant 1 50 F Bates 1 50 M Griffin 1 50 Ed Griffin 1 60 Walter Hall : 1 50 Fred Buchanan 1 50 Henry Bock 9 50 Earl Long 13 50 A Newell 12 00 Johnllillbry 11 75 Irwin Howk 10 60 Elmer Long 3 60 F M Day 8 50 WSMoak 7 00 F Zuhl 6 00 W W Cooke 6 50 J N Long 50 A N Cooke 02 00 District No 4 Laid over District No 7 Adolph A schorl" 0 00 District No 8 JTMcIntyre 2 50 District No 9 Burghardt&Metzgen 1 00 Herman Line 2 50 E Guber 2 50 II Johnson.... 3 00 WmHeld 1 50 John Paulsen 1 50 Nic Rath 3 75 Peter Ruhl...... 150 Julius Paulsen... 1 50 Hans Paulsen 8 75 District No 10 R G Palmateer. 5 20 Elick Irwin 6 (X) Lewis Palmateer 5 25 M Peters 4 10 W J Palmateer 7 00 John Inglish 75 II J Palmateer 1 25 District Noll George Broughton 7 75 CRLivesay 2 00 Eugene Kennedy 8 00 Fred Hauler 1 50 2 25 'fck?lu no 80 75 4 08 ' 3 00 4 50 3 75 48 00 13 75 60 50 25 25 50 50 50 50 50 75 00 75 2 08 17 1)7 3 75 9 00 4 50 4 60 15 25 5 25 3 75 3 75 2 02 2 62 . 2 25 C R Livesay 19 00 MiloGard 0 00 George Waldron 2 25 George Stevens Eugene Kennedy.. '. Floyd Jones J A Jones Gilo Junes Felix Jones District No 12 Doujas, Seiter & Kee District Nol3 E Miller W C Ward 3 3S District No 14 J Shelley 0 Kunzinan H O Green J G Fehler Sidnev Sinvth. District No 15 W Law ton J M Hamilton Geo Luzcll M C McCord W J W Mi Cord District No 37 D R Dimick F J Deyo E Sl ull D U Dimick District No 18 -W W May John Siedman Win Miller D Jones Robert Jones W Jones L Gardner Preston Cooper W C Martin John Davis ' Thos DanieU District No 20 Henry Kleinsmith C Dean District No 22 R Dickey Trullinger Bros H J Raetall L G Larson John Dickey B F Harless R Dickey FWay L Frey Win Standinger , -ThosOrem , - fPLeochtroes A Zeik, county fund D J Parrnenter 2 25 A Peterson 2 25 D Kvdd 2 25 H 8 Bowen 3 00 J J Taylor 75 S J Oglesby 4 0J District No. 24 P Mohr 6 00 L H Sconce 1 00 F Smith 8 00 N C Sorrels 6 00 WNoblitt 14 00 District No. 25 B Lubin 7 50 C Hancock 21 00 W Brush 6 00 F Lamour.. 4 50 H Barth 7 50 JBarth ,.22 10 J Haines 6 00 P Gibson 3 00 G Gibson 6 00 N Bowers 3 00 F Wehner. 3 00 C Norris 6 00 H Steer 9 00 L Riggs , 6 00 P Gribble 8 00 L,Gribble 13 00 W Riggs 4 50 J Clouser 3 00 GScramlin 1 25 D Haines 3 00 District No. 26 M Trullinger 1 70 Herman Bros 6 33 Sturgis Bros 5 70 Robbins & Son 2 47 TSStipp 21 50 Geo Cai-e 4 50 Geo Mallat 3 00 John Vaughan 3 00 John Lotz 6 75 G W Peck 1 25 W H Engle 5 00 SJ Vaughan 13 00 Win Gerhauser 3 75 Wm Vaughan 2 50 O Engle...... 6 50 District No. 27 CS Voting 23 43 C W Young 7 50 Clyde Marquain 1 50 J E Jai k 1 (Ml Allen Jack I 00 W Thomas 2 50 L M Jones 2 50 K Garrett 2 50 Richard Garrett 1 00 Thos Ridings 2 60 F J Ridinw 2 50 Jos Miller 4 00 John Ridings 2 50 G W Jackson 3 00 F VanTrees 1 60 W H Norton 1 00 John Strickland 1 00 Jos Besstain 2 62 II Sharp 3 00 J D Larkins 6 00 EPWRD-- RUSHES -fin- .lij,.:!t:.li.-i" Sells the Jones Lever Binder and Jones Chain Drive Mower and Hay Rakes. He has Bargains See him. COR. FRONT 4. TAYLOR STS., PORTLAND, ORGON i F Van TresB 7 00 Neal Olsen 2 50 Wm Doires 4 00 j Skirvin Bros . . 6 00 District No. 28 j Lewis Bleakney . 6 00 8 W Cook i 8 00 I Chws Thomas 3 00 EPCarter 6 00 Perry Voorhees .'0 00 A Wyland 10 50 J LCrome. 7 20 H Wilson 8 40 Win Sanstioin 0 75 Cy Covey 4 50 Scott, Carter 7 50 Frank Vorliei s ... 3 00 H Miixingo 1 50 Geo Nicholson 4 27 Jas Nicholson 4 27 John Groshing 3 00 R Gwinn 3 00 Jas Imnan 3 00 Henry Thomas. 3 00 R Gwinn 3 00 Albert Groasen 3 75 District No. 29 . CDF Wilson' .-OU 25 District No. 27 A Ascheinbreuer, road fund 6 00 A Gross 3 75 S Gro."s 4 60 A Gross 0 75 M Saer 0 75 I Simmons ' 1 50 VV Jaster ". . 4 50 V Huff...... 1 50 R Rypzynske 0 00 A W Bullock ...15 75 A J Fortner 10 60 J O Bryan... '. 8 60 Peter Van Dunyse 6 00 Jos Piatt 8 00 PKeyser 6 00 Louis Waldorf...' 18 00 James Monroe 1050 L Fennelt 7 50 Jerry Johnson .... 6 00 John Bullock .... 2 00 A Davidson 7 50 Peter Peylard 15 00 J R Haves ..15 00 A J Tnfts 30 00 II Mettetal 0 00 A W Shipley 42 7? Geo Naijle... 12 75 John Haines 13 67 David Long ,..15 62 Louis Eaton 13 12 Bird Hayes 13 ''7 C C Borland 1 00 J K Worthington 26 00 Henry Cans. 20 00 John Haines 3 00 District No. 31 PA Baker 4 00 John Sthrieve 3 00 7.ox Elligsen 6 00 Chas Palifka 6 00 Sam Maise 1 50 P A Baker 9 25 O P Sharp 4 50 Chas Thompson 1 50 John Sthrieve 3 37 Frank Sharp 1 50 Walter Sharp 1 60 Fred Oldenstalt 3 00 Ben Gasser 3 75 John Peters 3 00 Jacob Peters 4 50 H Baker '. 1 50 Higgs IderhofT 3 00 District No 32 Laid over District No 34 C Miselnger 4 71 Chas Bramhall 3 00 Hairy Bramhall 1 50 Geo Larkins 3 37 James I'immeyer ' 2 62 Pat McAdams 73" District No. 35 M Bnrkholder 2 00 C Q Hoffman 2 18 VC Cook 1 60 J K Miller 133 47 O W Owing 9 75 J 8 Owing. 9 75 ER Killin 13 50 N BUir L Reasland LC Wooihoik G W Kiliian District No. 30 T 8 St'pn W 11 Engle A Wjlla. Wm Viiughau M Clifford SJ Vaughan Dea Engle A B Klise J Stubbs G W Peck John Lowery C Engle - ' R Donghtery P Miller John Johnson Thos Husband Frank Scott Ca-h Austin L B Trullinger L 7j Bowman A.J Sawtell A D Fox W P Kavlor District No. 23 J R Marks and Uglesby Wm Miller JC Marks E Ramsby C Ramsby J Clowser C Carothers L Gribble W Covey G Carothers M Bachart S Scott E Scott J Abbott John Marks C Carothers E Graves W Kei.dle D Yoder .10 60 . 4 60 . 4 50 .15 00 .20 Olt' .14 25 . 3 75 . 8 2i . 1 (X 10 50 12 25. 10 00 8 (K 5 CO 3 0O 11 SO 3 OO 3 00 30 25 60 50 0O 60 OO 2 0O 2 OO G Kinzer W Tull A Troyer HHDeats Roth J C Marks M Bachart J Clowser SKing J Taylor Hegy John Marks J J Taylor -W A Hagley II Ramsdell D W Oglesby W 8 Graves A Widows John Link 8 J Oglesby J F May -G A Kinser II E Boen -A Weigand A Troyer A J Kauffman WBTull C Roth W W Deetz P II Maloy Wm Evans H Evans M I5eser P Coleman. D Sliephard .19 8L . 0 00 . 5 OO . 5 0O 3 75 11 OO 5 OO 7 65. 9 76. 4 5Q. 11 60 4 5(V 1 OO 2 25 3 75 75 8 50 1 50 9 0O 2 CO 3 65 3 00 2 33 3 00 2 4 1 33 07 815 1 60 1 50 3 75 8 50 - 5 60 6 2 75- 3 00 50 1 25 17 00 03 17 0O 0 75- - 0 50 27 75 1 6(V 6 OO 2 00 2 00 3 75 4 87 - 2 25 2 62 - 2 25 3 00 Probate Court. Will of Gustan Robert Schuebel ad mitted to probate and (iustan Schuebel named as executor. The value of the real estate is estimated at $1500, and is left to Christian tVliuehel, provided he pays each of the other brothers $5tK before the end of llie year. Will of Clarissa Fellows admitted to probate and A. S. Dresser appointed executor. Julia Nelson of Merrill, Mootana, daughter of the deceased, rereives the bulk of the property valued at f 3100, the other heirs only getting ft each. Benjamin M. Raney was appoitited greardian of the estate of Maud liowley,. a minor.