OREGON CITY COURIER-HERALD, FRIDAY, M AY 121899
Land Titles and Land
l&o lutiacm a Specially.
ROBERT A. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
J
to, 11 nmtlM In all tb Courts of the State an
In Bureau of the Interior Department at Wash
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
JOHN H. WOURMS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
I ? 2eutfdj Stboolat.
Office with H. B. Cron
AN R. HYDE
LAW OFFIOE
"Will pmctice In all the Courts of the State and
(be V. 8. Land Office. Abut acts made. Land Ti
tos Quieted. ConTejances and all Legal Docu
Bents drawn. Real Fatate b light and Bold. Dlvor-
r a Specialty. Orwca is Caufield Uvilpmo,
OREGON CIIY, OREGON.
(JEORGE. LINCOLN STORY
LAWYER
Will practice In all Iht Courts of this State and
Washington. Foreclosure of Mortgage! and Pro
bate Matter! a Specialty. Titles examined and
Atwtracti made. Office, Cauitixi D Buiimso.
G. E. HAYES
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Opposite Huntley'! Book Store, Up Stain
OREGON CITY, - OREGON
COMMERCIAL BANK
of OREGON CITY
, CAPITAL f 100,000
Transact! a General Banking Business
Loaui made. Bills discounted. Makes col
lections. Buys and sells exchange on all points
In the United States and Europe and on Hong
ong. uepoaiia received aurjeu w caeca.
Bank open from f A M.tot P. M.
D. C. LAIODRMTE. FRED I. MEYER.
President, Cashier.
C. D. Si D. C. LATOURETTE
A1TORJNEY8 AT LAW
Commercial, Real Ea'tate and Probate Law
Specialties
Office In Commercial Bank Building
OREGON CITY .... OREGON
Gio. C. BaowMiU
J. U. Campbiu
BROWNELL & CAMPBELL
ATTOUNKYi AT LAW
Caufield Building
Oregon City, Or
W. S. U'REN
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Jaggar Building, opposite Huntley's,
OREGON OITT - OREGON
C. SCHUEBEL '
ATTORNEY AT LAW
SDtutfdjet Sfboolat
OREGON CITY OREGON
THOS. F. RYAN
Notary Publio and Real Estate Broker
LEADING INBUBANCE AGENCY OF CLACKAMAS
COUNTY
Maiui tn liin. Ai.tri't nf Title Made
Drawing of Legal Documents a Specialty
Office on east side or main street
Between 6th and 7th
OREGON CITY. - OREGON
M. C. STRICKLAND, M. D.
(Hospital and Private Experience.)
Offer! his professional aervlces to the people of
Oregon City and vicinity, special attention
paid to CatHri h and Chronlo diseases.
Best-o! reference! given.
Office In Willamette Building.
Office hours: 10 to 12 a. in., 4 to 4 p. m.
OI.EGON CITY .... OREGON
DR. GEO. IIOEYE,
DENTIST.
Office In Caufield Building, Main Street
Oregon Oitv.
Bbi3G and Cbown Work a Spkcialtt.
All work warranted and satisfaction
guaranteed.
DR. J. H. MILLER,
DENTIST,
Seventh Street, near 8. P. Depot,
Dbeqok Oitt, . Obbqon
t
DR. FRANCIS FREEMAN
DENTIST.
Graduate of the Northwestern Univer
sity Dental School, also of American Col
lege oi Dental isurgery, oi unicago.
WITH db, welch.
Willamette Block - Oppoiiu Pottoffite
Obxqox Citt, Obeqon.
C. N. GREENMAN
(Established 1865
THE PIONEER EXFBES8HAM AHD
DBATMAN
Parcel! Delivered to All Parts of the City
OREGON CITY .... OREGON
Noblitt Livery and Sale Stable
OREGON CITY, 0REG0H,
Oithi Street betwmtki Bridge uitU
Deett.
i)vnhUM!lnfl rtii and saddla horteiia
ran baai at ii ftwut raMa, aad a wn
1m baiMta4 wtlfc fty bara for Ioom jtook
.artnfomailM Naardlnf any Wad of lol
waft
SiM I
Anvil
Shivel e'y Opera House
ONE WEEK
Commencing Monday, May 15.
MISS JESSIE SHIRLEY
Supported by her Talented
Company in a repertoire of plays
new to thefpeople of Oregon City
"La Belle Marie,"
"Daughter of the. Empire," .
"Moths,"
"Child of the Regiment,"
"Under Two Flags,"
"Divorce."
Matinee Saturday
Uniform blind parade daily at 11:30.
Under the management of II. W,
Smith.
Tickets for sale at the postoffiee.
Popular prices, 10c, 20o and 30c.
WaKTire TROWWOHTBT A.N-D A'TIvr
Vf guuiicnMi oi litdli's t travel ff twp ribl.
ataMlshed hutiM in Oregon. Monthly SU6 au
xpeeuwa. Position st ady. Brfartuce. K
oToae sM addressed stamped envelop. To-
Doaainloa Ocnpiay, Dept. i.unutagu.
tlTAKTRD-TROSTWOBTnY AND AfTIV
n geDtlrmaa r ladtee t travel lor raaranslblt
et"ltta bouae la Orenn; Monthly n
xpaaada. PasUlaa steady. Seierenaa. India.
Salg-addrasiMafampaiteaTsUip, The. Domlnlei
Oonay. 9M Y.Ciloago.
For Flrst-Class
BREAD and PASTRY
do to
C. P. HENNINGS
Seventh St. Bakery
or stop his wagon
at it goes by
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
The Shasta Route
OF THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
ExpressTralns Leave Portland Daily.
South. I North.
7:00 P.M. I Lv Portland at oooa.h
7:52p.m. I Lv Oregon uity l? i:uua.h
7:4fA.M. Ar San Francisco Lv 7:00 p.
5:00p.m. Ar Ogdeu Arl 1:10 p.m
6:06 P.M. Ar Denver Lv I 6:45 P.M
6:40 a.m. Ar Omaha Ar 8:50 A M
18:15p.m. Ar Chicago ly i
7:00 a.m. Ar Los Angeles Ar lM
8:15p.m. lAr Kl raBO At 'ir.K
4:15 P.M. I Ar Fort Worth Ar 8:40 A.M
7:56 A.M. Ar 'New Orleans Ar 8:40 pm
DINING CARS, OBSERVATION CARS.
Pullman First clrfss and Tourist Can
attached to all thruugh traina.
ROSEBURG MAIL DAILY
8:30A.M. 1 Lv Portland Ar 4:80p.m
9:20 a.m. Lv Oregon City Lv8:8tp.ii
5:20p.m. I Ar Koseonrg i,ti v:wah
COBVALLI3 MAIL DAILY I EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
7:80A.M. I I.v Portlund Ar 5:60 P M
11:55 A.M. I Ar Corvallia l.vl::ur.M
At AlbatiT and Corvnlils ennnpet with train
of Ort gon Central & Kastern R. R.
INDIl'l SUEKCE PAPfF.KtilB DAILY (EXCE1T
BUN 1M Y.I
1:50 P.M. Lv Portland Ar 1 8:25 A. M
7 80 P.M- Ar McMlnnville Lv I 5:60 A.M
8:30P.M. Ar Independence Lv 4:60 A.M
mrrnr cniincctinn at Ban Francisco wllb
Sleamslilp Lines for Hawuii, Japan, China, the
t hlllnnliki. mid Australia.
xor tlinnign i-tcaeis aim raus can uu ui uuicm
.. 1 t ... . I, ,J on
K. K. BOi D, Agent, OrfRnn City
R. KOEE1.KR. C H. M A n K r A M,
Manager, O. r. r Ageni,
Portlund, Or. Portlandj Or.
fn) a I
Depabt TIME SCHEDULES Arkivi
roB From Port and. raoM
Fast Salt Lake, Denver, Fat
Mail Ft.Worlh, Omaha, Mail.
1-00 p.m. Kansas City, 81 t:46p. m.
Louis, Chicago,
and East.
Broiane Walla Walla, Spo- Bpaaana
Fiver aane, Mlnneapo- Flyer
J:40p.m. lis, St. Paul, Du- 1:80 a. m
luth, Milwaukee,
Chicago and East
IMt.m. Ocean Stwmihlpi 4:00p.m.
' rrom Portland.
Bail every five dayi.
:00p.rn. Colunibla River 4Kp.m.
Hxlsunday eteemen. Ex. Sunday
woo'i?m. To Astoria and Way
" Undiugs.
Mjy. ,,.... RM, K4:U-.y
Oragon City, Wew
berg. Salem War
Landings.
7:00 a. m. WHIaeH n :Mp-m-Tae..T?ur.
MHi.,.r.. "j-j
" Oregon City, Day
ton, A Way Land
ings. :00 a.m. WIHamttt Rlw. 4;Pi
hai, Thar. Tue-t P"-
Vaadlat. Portland to Corral- and Bat.
lis A Way Land
ings. Lr.MPUla tnakt Rlrav. LvUwljtP"
V. a SOXAXMOK, A iwnt, Oregon City.
W. M. HURLBUHT,
mmm tmn$m AasmL rertlaud, Ot.
BOARD OF CuflMISIONERS
Proceedings of the nay Term of the
' County Board. " "
BILL8 ALLOWED
In the matter of tha payment of
claims filed ugaii.st Clackamas county,
the board of county commissioners hav
ing: examined said claims and being full
satisfied, it is ordered by the board thai
the clerk shall issue warrants on the
general fund in fayor of the persons fur
the amounts hereinafter specified it'
payment of raid claim :
Eli Williams, assessor ac. ....... 96 00
J G Porter ' " " 72 00
JF Nelson . " " 69 01
N Blair " "' 72 00
RL Pollock " " 72 (X
Courier-Herald, stationery 90 8
W A Huntley, supplies .. . 14 7$
Courier-Herald, printing ,. 58 86
Enterprise 21 45
Austin & Western Co, one drag. .121 00
Roake & Son, road sc.... 17 61
Pope ACo.roadae ' 9 05
Grand Jurors, April term
J Casio 9 80
J C Newbury 9 20
T8 Mann 4-
W H Faubian 8 40
0 VV Vonderahe.'. 8 2(
Dayid Penman .. 9 20
OC Mikkleson 12 00
Petit Jurors, April term
Raymand Dickey 6 (X
B K Linn 3 4f
J B Beeson..-.. ... 4 OC
J T Drake 17 (M
S R Taylor 16 4'
P Nehren 2 00
R L Riniro , 14 6t
James Baiy . . 24 00
T L Turner - 21 8t
R Fanton 21
Hans Abbott 23 2
Curl Howell 23 21
T Huxley 24 81
J C Elliott 22 IK
J C Schmidt 22 81
W Jones 21 w
LD MuuiLOWer.' 23 CC
J K Mortis.... 24 2t
GrBnt Crite-er 25 0t
J VV Boatman 24 20
R W Porter 24 2(
Jolm Gret-n.... 2 20
J VV Grout..... 2 2(
W 0 Williams 4 2i
D Lyons ; 2 2i
M E Willoughbv ... 4 2(
A B Moore 2 2
(i A Schuebel. . 2 21
John Bradlty 2 2(
VV H H Samson 2 2(
(i W Church 2 2(
T S Lawrence 2 21
James 8 in ill) 1 2 2'
Cyrus Straight..' .' 2 2
Witnesses state vs Martin, cir
cuit court
Elmer Dixon 2 Ot
C F Blythe 5 2
Mrs CF Blythe 5 2i
Chas E Burns 2 2
Jacob Shade 2 01
I. I. Porter 2 21
Peter NehreB
G W Grace
DC Latouiette....
, 2W
2 2
! 2 2(
EG Cantteld 2 21
Witnesses grand jury, Cir ct
J A Keck 3 4
Percy Harlow 3 61
J E Evans....: 3 4(
W E Carll, insane ac 6 01
W Norris " "
5 0(
C E Burns, Boys.Girls Aid So ace
b 6
OTAT Co telephone acc
3 21
Bellomy & Busch, c h acc
6 Ot
R L Russell, pauper acc
8 2E
W Grout, sheriff acc 2 0(
John Reinetnart O
Noblitt's stables I ot
State of Oregon vsM Or Morgan
J P couit No 4
C Schuebel 7 16
M F McCown, constable & i
Brt Jewell, witness 1
John Grindrr 1 9i
Pearl Beeman 1 '
Stale vs Minnie VauHoulen, J
P court No 4
(! Schuebel. J P 4 It
M V M:Conn. constable 4
State vs Louis llimler, j p ct
No 4 ,
C Schuebel. j p 2
M F McCown,. constable 1 A'
N VV Bowlitnd. county mstilute.. 3 01
Charles Foeter, cir ct 150
Paul Hussock, pauper acc 1 IK
W P & P Co road acc zi
G A Harding, pauper acc 75
J J Cooke, bd of prisoners 7 14
T8 Mann, c haec. tu
Ina M Oliase w w
Tom Cowing i o
Will L Miller, sheriff's acc 28 on
Ky Yannt, witness grand jury.. 3 Oil
T B Hankins, elieriff acc 28 50
K O Maddock. c h acc ' w
Mrs Winesett, pauper acc 10 Ot1
R P Rands: countv surveyor..., '20 0C
K P frauds, surveyor 33 00
W H riavaae. sheritl acc iu ou
W H Cooke. . 6 00
Carll & Sommer. co olivsicians. . 60 00
B ROAD REPORTS APPROVED.
In the matter of the payments of
claims filed against Clackamas county,
the board of county commissioners nav-
. ! I T.l . n .1 V.att,f
inir fxamineu suiu ciaiuia aim uc'f
fully satisfied, it is ordered by the board
that the clerk shall issue warrants on
the general and road funds in favor oi
the nersons for the amounts hereinafter
specified in payment of said claims:
Road District No 1
T.ahor on Milwaukie. Baker's Ferry
Willsburg, Sectien Line and Milwaukie
and Fouler roads.
W H Counsell 22 00
W H ConnBell and team 15 00
E Lyons 15 00
Jesse Coates ' 1 60
Con battin blaster 4 00
Henry Stuckey 7 50
Vigont Powder Co 22 44
Total $ 87 40
Tools on hand: one plow, four slip
scrapers one wheeler, one pick, and 50
pounds of powder on hand .
Road District No 2
Labor on Milwaukie and Foster, Ore
eon Citv Baker's Ferrv roads.
FM Sumner 6 00
F M Sumner and team 4 50
C G Millard 1 60
W Jones 1 60
U 8 Blakney 20 00
U 8 Blakney and team 15 00
JIIMever 8 96
Total 57 46
Tools on hand: four slips and two
mod scrapers, one dIow and one
pick.
Road District No 3
iaDor on uregon ymy auu iii'm.u.,
Winston and Union school bouse and
Milvaukia and Foeter roads.
Wm Buchman and team f 9 00
W W Cooke and team. 12 00
Chris Hider and team 9 (X)
A W Cooke . 8 00
O Wolfhagen, blatkemith... . 3 5C
Total .............$41 5(1
Tools on hand : one rod scraper, two
mlieel scrapers, four slip scrapers and
one road plow.
Road District No6
T II Revenue, supervisor $21 00
F Jonsrttd 1 75
Total $24 75
Tools on hand: one No 5 road plow,
i'vt-n slush pcrapers, two spuds for dig
irii g powder holes. .
Road Di-ttict Noll
I.i.bor on Portland and Forsythe road.
I E Smith..'. 25 00
I Kt-nt 9 00
E RWers 7 60
VV W Smith 7 50
W Forytbe ..: 12 00
W II Smith 10 60
VV El.y 2 63
It L Russell..... 9 00
P Harris , 12 00
Richardson 14 25
Pope & Co, fuse 7
I A J titles, plank A 2i
R L Knssi'll. hardware 2 85
C A Wuolfolk, blackbmilhing... 1 00
Total .$117 22
Tools on hand: Thiee scrapers, one
plow, eight shovels, four picks, one
tnaltot k, one drill.
Koad District No 12
Labor Baker's Ferry and Eale Creek
roads and repairing culverts.
F W Riehhi ffand team $ 9 00
M II Riebhiff 6 00
Total....,...;.. .....$15 IX
Tools on hand : one plow, three sera
ieis, Ihren picks and one Hale digger
Road District No 13
Labor on Viola hill
VV C Wurd $11 25
O Zleuger 4 5t
BCWard... 9 Ot
f A Randolph 3 0(
?ert Matt oon with team 12 01'
Hi Mattoo 12 Ot'
vV H Mattoon ,. ... 20 Ot
W M Stone 5 00
Total ..$76 76
Road District No 14
Labor on Walker bill, Maple Lane and
Vio'a toads. '
W Whit man $ 1
iam Bartlett 1 5'
V Mau i 5 0
JMaulz 3 0i
T. tal H 0
Tools on hand : two Blip Bcrapers, on.
low, four Hone hammers, two rock
akes, two iron crow bars.
Road District No 15
Uhor on Strinistown, McCord and nev
String'own roads.
oads.
R II Tabor
riioum Lindsay
ileniy Joehnke
i E Tabor
8 Of
6 2.r
3 0
6 2"
vl C McCord .'. 3 0i
tt H Tabor 8 (M
i E Tubor.. 5 2?
V T Howland 1
VIC McCord 2 2f
-Slielly... 3 Of
oneuy
leoige Kidder 5 4t
0 H Tot.nr 6 01
7,..,it Pnmlpr Co 16 21
Total v72 9(
Pni.1 nialrii't No 16
Labor on C H Foster road and Bigg-
mJ lAlunrl hridiTPS. .
1 H KWer 24 00
HBreman 27 7f
t Hi'Iipw 11 '
c (iutherlet and team 6 87
tV.n Hunlnr 1
1 M,.r!,,rH . 8 X6
in .ItihriRon J- 1.
leorne Crist VWi
iarxruu Rltinihftrd 1 '
Cmil nulhrlch .'. . 10 Sr'
Chas Mattock J "V
Jeoige Rider
Slttehley . , . .
Tlieo Billeter
Blanchard
I) Penman
Frttnk Engle
lias Rider
R O Leland
0 Bremer
A Bremer
Vigorit Powder Co
Total U88 -18
Tools on hand : one striking hammer.
three slip scraperB, one plow, one crow
bar, one stone nnmmer, one Btuimu....
nnd spoon, two grubbers, two stone
picks.
Koho District JMO i
W FiBher and team
J Wolfer
George Kaylor
Harry Gilmore
DR Dimniick
Total 12 00
Tools on hand: four scrapers, two
spuds, one new Western road trader.
Materials on hand: 800 pounds of Vig
orit oowder.
Road District No 20
Labor on Shockley road
Stephen Hutchinson..... J w
Tools on hand: one plow, one sledge
handle, two slip scrapers, one drill,
Materials on hand: 20 sticks powder,
part of a coil, caps and box.
Road District No 21
Labor on Canyon Creek and Meadow
brook roads. ' .
P EBonney "Y
Emery Gottburg
Burton Hubbard i
John Carlson f f?
W E Bonney w
' Total 15 25
Tools on hand : two scrapers.
Wnurl HUtrirtt No 23
T n r An Pattnur Ann Neadv roads,
i""'' ' in
O Walker w
Tools on hand: four slip scrapers, two
wheel scrapers.
Koad District JNO 2-J
J 8 Yoder
3 35
Schwartz
3 35
3 35
4 10
4 19
2 05
8 00
1 65
1 30
1 30
1 65
Lee Yoder
A J Yoder
J B Hein
Wm Yoder
Fred Watson
LB Yoder
0 ZD
17 25
6 00
8 25
4 13
1 50
3 00
1 80
1 60
3 00
1 80
.$ 4 50
. 1 50
.$ 1 50
. 1 50
. 3 00
Eric Sether
A Kleve
Albert Yoder
D Zimmerman...
8am Wolfer
D J Kropf
1 60
1 60
1 60
Hen- y Wolfer I 50
Ben Wolfer 1 60
C E Hilton 1 35
Henry Deilz 1 35
A Wiegands : . 5 70
Sol Kinir ii 00
Gorte Krockart 7 60
8 Mitts 0 00
K Stotiffcr 3 0i
Wm Ktihnke..... 3 00
has Konsi'hacks 3 00
GKonschsck 3(0
Montandon.... 8 76
F J-'mith 9 00
D Ritter 3 Oil
B Rwp 3 35
Total $05 70
Tools on hand: one road plow, twr
lip scrapers, new, two slip scrapers, old.
Koad District No 25
John Barlh , $ 8 00
ane Gribhle 6 00
Polk Gribble 6 75
Chas Reynolds 3 00
?has Hat nock 75
Henry Bartta 8 00
Ed Morris .. 0 00
Total. ....v.136 60
Tools on hand : one plow and three
scrapere.
Road District No 27
Labor on Glad Tidings, Marquam nnd
Monitor roadi.
Ira Jatres..... ....... $ 8 00
0 Johnson 3 00
Johnson 2 2
I D Eventson -75
E
Christuferson 3 00
fourx
H 0
3 0t
1 5t
2 2f
3 or
7f
uri(
faalie .....
Humane
nson ....
N Birtchett
Adams..
7.'.
A Stanton 21 (0
Bluford Stanton anJ team 12 (H
Bliiford Stanton.. ..... 6 00
W M Bird 6 (X
Ola Rye 5 26
Peter Womdahl 4 ot
P H Thompson 1 60
W II Lenon 1 8
P J Anderson and team 3 ot
P J Anderson 1 5(
B Aoilerson 1 5(
Edward Pe'erson 1 6i
Nelson. 1 50
lans Jenson 1 f(
lohn Worndthl 3 (X
Peter Olsen : 3 W
V R Garrett 15
-V A Jackson 1 61
F Jackson... 15'
Jalif'vnla Powd"r Works 50 8F
A Siaiiton, freight 3 71
Total.. 1 IH4 71
Tools on hand : one road scraper, fivi
hag scrapera, two crowbars, two picks
'lie gravel bed and toad plows and thre
vheel scrapers. Material on hand; 50.5.
'Oimds powder.
Road District No 28
Vm Mill.r $1
Tools on hand : one road scraper.
Road District No 30
W Wanker with team $ 3 71
I O'Brieo 1 50
V Wanker 2 25
Childs 2 26
U Fox 75
i Klser 7f
I R ilavs 3 01
Total 14 2f
Tools on hand : two canthooks, tw
ciapers, two wheelbarrows, one set of
hills, one plow, two sledges.
Road DistiietNoSl
Labor on Stein Creek and grade, nevi
itHfford and Oregon City roads.
lohn Aden $ 9 00
lames Ztimer and team 12 0(
has Wanner, team 9 0(
August Stein 2 2ii
Wm Platta T
Jlaiie Peters, 1000 rails 7 50
Isiiies Yutner, repairing 1 i 50
vlark Bukcr 9 u
Paul Reichle 00
Win JHier 13 50
has Pohfke 10 6
Henry Aden 12 00
iieorge Biehle 18 Ot
lohn Schats. 16 B(.
John Aden 22 Ot
F Urofs 7 5f
Vilolph Gross 1 50
Wm Schatz 3 Of
Ueorne Saum, lumber 19 81
Pepper and Peters, 100 spikes. . . 4 CO
Total $108 31
Tools o:i hand: one road plow, one
road scraper No 2; one road grader
Material on hand : 1300 feet of lumber
and 90 pounds spikes.
Road District iNo U
VV F Youiig . 0 00
OA Baker 6 00
SEHillman 3 00
Iia McConnell 1 00
Will Yeager 1 00
K M Kelsom 2 2')
Hugh Ilor .. 2 25
Will Todd
o z
6 oa
2 00
3 00
Geo Voting ,
0 I Calkins.
1 Taylor ,
Albert Cioss
Ross Looney
Mho Todd...
1 00
1 50
1 60
Fred Stahlnecker 0 UU
Robert Stahlnecker 1 50
8 E Ilillman la 35
Vigorit Powder Co 61 U
Total 123 40
Tools on hand : four scrapers and one
road grader. Materials on hand: 400
pounds of powder.
Road District No 33
Frank Millard .". 7 50
Wm Tucker 3 00
Rnirnnn Mwellen 7 50
John Lewellen ; 9 60
John Lewellen, bridge work 9 50
Total 130 50
Tools on hand : three road scrapers
Road District No 34
California Powder works $51 15
Material on hand : 500 pouncis powaer,
(Continued next week.)
Shoe repairing of all kinds at F,U,
Cross' harness shop, opposite A O U
W building on the hill,
LowePt prices ever quoted on all
kinds of trimmed and untrimmed bati.
Miss Goldsmith.
Those intending to plant tomatoes for
field crop should send to Street, Clacka
mas, for his low figures.
For the latest thin in millinery
best prices, call on Miss Goldsmith,
BATH COMFORT
ta unknown unleaa everv hing coimncted with the
bath tub Is In i erleot order.
Tl e I'liimblna: done bv na la thnrnniihU MtlnfaA.
tory bw-anse it is dona right.
F. C. GADKE
Progressive
Business
Men
Insure in a first-class companies
With an experenccd agent.
F. E Donaldson, Agent
fire and Accident insurance
BANK OF OREGON CITY
'LDE8T BAH KINO HOUSE IK THE CITT
PAID VP CAPITAL, 150,000.00
SURPLUS tKJttOM
resident,
'toe president
ashler,
Cha. B. OAuruss
Geo. A. HaediM
B. Q. Caohele
I General Banking Business TiansaoUd
Deposit! Received Subject to Check. l
Approved Bills aud Notes Discounted.
County and City Warrant! Bought.
Loaui Hade on Available Security
Exchange Bought and 4nld.
Collection! Made Promptly.
Draft! Sold Available In Any Part Of tb
forli.
Telographlo Exchange Sold on Portland, Baa
'rannisco Chicago an1 New York.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
Notice to Farmers
I have erected en south rid" of Main
St., mar VVnolen Mills, Orrgon Ciiy,'
feed yard for the benefit, ot the public
uilh first-cliiss toilet nnd wuiting lot m
for the ladies.
My prices are as follows: Stall room
for tesin 10c, single rig 10c, sailtllo horse
5c. Aleo horses kept by the ilny, we k
or iiionili. Bum room to lent iy the
nionih, also w rral for lot re btcck.
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NeedM Over There.
Washington, May 11. Those who ex
pect an early return of the volunteers in
accordance with the promise of the war
department will no doubt bedisappoint-
ed when they read the announcement
that a number of transports are leavini
Manila and none of the organizations
are returning upon them.
The fact Is, the California and Oregoa
regiments, the first to go to Manila, are
now performing too important service U
be rpared, as are all other volunteer
regiments in the Philippines. Unless
peace comes, the volunteers cannot be
spared, unless the provincial army is
organized. Already much available time
has been lost in delaying the organiza
Shall we fSSW
tell you J A
why ? IJl &
tion of that army, and the hope is that.
the volunteers can te held until the
Filipino rebellion is oyer. Just why th
transports should be sent to the United
States without troops is unexplained.
They are not needed hare, for transpor
tation bas been provided lor all troops
nnder orders to the Philippines.
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