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About Oregon City courier=herald. (Oregon City, Or.) 1898-1902 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1902)
City CoiLirierHerald. COURIER ESTABLISHED MAY, tS83 HERALD ESTABLISHED JULY, t893 INDEPENDENT ESTABLISHED 1698 OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1902 20th YEAR, NO. 1 1 Oregon D. & D. C. - LATOURETTE ATTORNEYS AT LAW Commercial, Keal Estate and L Specialties Office in Commercial Bank Building OKEGON CITY OREGON ' , L , COMMERCIAL BANK of OREGON CITY ' CAPITAL $100,000 Transacts a general banking business Hakes loans and collections, discounts bilis buys and cells domestic and foreign exchange, i.nd receives deposits subject to oheck. Open from 9 . m. to i p. m. I. I A.ATorjHETTE, r.J. SIEYEB J , B OARD OF COMMISSIONERS. Regular J uly Term County Board. of the N. GREENMAN THE PIONEER EXPRESSMAN (Established 1865) Prompt delivery to all parts of the oity OREGON C1TV OEEGON DR. GEO. HOEYE DENTIST All work warranted and satisfaction guaranteed Crown and Bridge work a specialty Ccufleld Building OREGON CITY OREGON )R. FRANCIS FREEMAN DENTIST Graduate of Northwestern University Dental ' School, also of American College Cental Surgery, Chicago Willamette Block OREGON OITY OREGON Qt E. HAYES ATTORNEY AT LAW Stevens Building, opp. Bank ' Oregon City ORK3-ON 'Cn'Y. OREGON QEO. T. HOWARD NOTARY PUBLIC REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE At ud Front, CourtLHoose Block OREGON CITY OREGON 3J C. STRICKLAND, M. D. . (Hospital and PrlTate Experience) Special attention paid to . Catarrh and Chronic v Diseases Office houm: 10 to 12, a. m.; 4 to 6, p. m. Willamette Building OREGON CITY OREGON J. W. Noeius, M. D. J. W. Powell, M. D. JJORRIS & .POWELL, Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in oity orcountry promptly attended Office: 1, 2, 17, Charman Bros. Block, Oregon City. Q W. EASTHAM ATTORNEY AT LAW Ed Titles Examined, Abstracts Made, DeedB. ' Moi'fgts, Etc. diawn, Money Loaned. Office over Bank of Oregon City. OREGON CITY, - OREGON R ROBERT A. MILLER ATTORNEYS AT LAW Will practice in all Courts of -She State Welnhard Bu Ming, Opposite Court Houbq OREGON CITY, OREGON 0. Schuebki, 'W 8. U'REN JJREN & 6CHUEBEL ATTORNEYS AT LAW JDiutfitier Slbbotat Will practice la all courts, make collections and settlements of estates, furnish abstracts of title, lend you money and lend your money on first mortgage. Ofuce in Enterprise building. OREGON CITS OBKGON J) I. SIA8 DEALEB IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY Silverware and Spectacles CANBY 03EGON W. II. YOUNG'S Livery & Feed Stable Finest'Jurnouts in City OREGON CITY. OREGON S.J.VADGHAN'S Livery, Feed and iSale Stables Nearly oppositelSuspension bridge First-Class Rigs of All Kinds OREGON CITY, OREGON John Lewellen, T. B. Killin and iWui, jirobst, County Commis sioners. (Continued from laBt week.) Road District No. 26 L W Robbins $ 1 03 M Trullinger 1 15 E Austin, bridge 15 00 H C Kayler 4 80 J M Austin , t J,i C hngie itl UEu le ' '.Kl i O ' nngi-.te U0 H L fc'chatuel 3 00 JNSawtell 3 00 BFHarlee 3 00 FC Perry 3 00 Hans Larson 1 60 W HEngle 40 00 Levi Steiiman 5 25 John Akins 1 25 H L Vaughan 3 00 W Pairin 7 50 T Wiles 9 00 Wm Swnonds 7 50 Oren Cutting , 9 75 W Sbeen 12 00 Wm White 150 EdCaliff 3 00 FBrener 1 50 J R Cole 12 00 IV Harless 10 50 WF Dibble 6 75 W A Shaver 11 60 J Marts 2 75 OHBThomas 3 00 Road District No."27 Wm Mortensen $12 48 Sally Nicholarn 33 0 Jofeph Miller 36 75 Fred Hubbard.,... 28 05 Willlie Nicholson 27 00 John Haugb 6 00 Wallace Albright 6 00 Jesue Little. 3 00 Alen Jack 60 K Quinn 34 20 I D Larkins.. 14 00 Wallace Harmon 9 60 Omer Marquam 18 00 Monro Groehong.j 2 10 John Dunlavy 9 00 P S Usher 12 00 Percy Adams 8 10 L N Jones 15 00 Harris Ridinca 9 00 Tommy Garrett 6 GO 1 tnllip Marquam 24 75 George Bentlty 30 00 Wm Harmon 5 10 Ed Hubbard 16 73 J T Drake 17 50 Riley Hubbard I. 83 Pete Brown 1 50 ACPitmau 1 50 Dan Halpruner 1 05 W C Comer....... 7 50 M Kinney 7 50 Roy Garrett 4 50 W H Barely 1 43 J E Marquam 46 00 Barton Jack 5 60 Geo W Bentley 5 25 Reed Bros 1 (i0 J C Marquam 1 05 JM Little 1 50 Omer Marquam 3 00 Road District 2To. 28 E E Rich, bridge $ 6 27 J Nicholson 39 75 L J Nicholson 24 00 Harrison Johnson 12 00 J A Marts 19 50 C N Brown 21 00 L B Trullinger 10 15 L O Nightingale 10 50 Omer Williams 39 50 James MillBtead 15 75 R R Geogun 4 50 Elisha Geogun 7 60 Albert Groshong 3 00 J M Boyles . . . . . 9 00 O S Boyles 6 00 BF Boyles 42 00 Road District No. 29 .Elmer Stroup 3 00 Freddie Dentle 6 00 J JLappuner 3 75 Edward Smith -. 6 75 H A Smidt 34 37 E A Strop 3 00 Road District No. 30 Oregon Iron & SteelCo $ 80 00 Tualatin Mill Co 6 51 II W Koehler 10 35 M O Place 19 95 F Pembroke.... 50 G Sing 16 25 JKraus 12 75 R B Wilmont 22 75 J W Stone 7 00 C W Kruse 4-, 50 W Wankei , 7 40 A H Bullock 24 50 R Pratt '. 5 25 J Monroe 24 50 A Davidson 14 00 RRosentrator.. n 35 W Chuch 3 50 A Waldorf 9 75 C Wanker o 25 A Wortbington 13 25 J R Hays 40 00 O Davidson 28 nn J Haines ko kO 14 85 44 25 39 00 26 75 11 00 Peter Larson 10 50 Road District No. 32 Geo B Rate & Co 38 30 A Simons 3 00 R Graham 1 50 OEpler (. 3 00 C Simmons..,. ..: 150 J Buteon 6 00 W Boston ' 7 50 R Heater 4 50 F Kisfr 4 00 W Bristo 3 00 T Pinard 3 00 OA Hi wm 4 50 C BakerT 4 50 W Yeager 7 50 WmTodd 9 00 James Baker ; . - ina: Deter 10 - t 0li.:rt". ... ti M H rrt-m.n 'i 00 S t Yoeng 3 08 E Jones 4 59 Hugh Her 1 50 JWMcConnell S 50 F Shahlnecker 9 00 J Tavlor 1 50 W C Heater 46 00 A Jonson 12 00 ' -6 I A - I f Road Dist'ict No. i A Reed 33- '36 00 rAOINt 1 j)j.Lu'"?( This" Trade Mark on the side of a wagon box is a guarantee of excellence and high grade f quality in the construction of this wagon. If yours does not' have it cn dispose of it and get one that has as you cannot afford to run any chances on the material vwA in' a wagon, every time you break down it costs yy though the manufacturers replace the broken part. mor Oregon City : Seciiitl-IIaiul & Junk Store Highest Prices Paid for Second-Hand Goods, Hides, Junks, Metals of all Kinds, Etc. Second-Hand Qoods Bought and Sold Ring Phone 416 for Junk. Sugarman & Co. Don't paas us by call in and get our prices. 'Red Front Trading Company. Road District No. 34 Chas Moehnke 2 00 Wilson & Cooke 9 55 Tom Ryan 2 00 J C Townsend 3 75 CriBB Kelly 4 38 Geo Petit 3 50 Geo Batdorf 3 Chas Fletcher 23 63 ! iChas Simpson 14 OOiWJS Ben Moore 6 13 sS5 Fred Fetherstcn9 56 00 ; g Ben Moore 35 00 SI :Ed Batdorf 92 OOipl Hugh Chlow 40 25 'g Don Dickie 35 00 I m DP Jones 36 75 I C Casper 66 00 gtf Fritz Wagner 30 63 JtI H Hill 28 00 ;P HGilbert 21 88 Caleb Cross 21 88 John Kelly 28 00 i Max Klmger 20 12 : Al Blackburn 26 25 J McDonell ,. 28 00 Frank Shipley 24 06 Glen P.atdojf 10 00. M Iaei it 32 38 Raleigh Cross 19 25 I Road District No. 30 A Andtrson Jll'25 Allen Drescher 3 00 Christ Ernsteirt 4 50 I Revis Graham ; 2 25 : Benton Killin 1 50 Geo Letter 31 50 ' Wm Mrvin 4 50 Peter Ohon , 6 06 Ed Peterson '. 7 50 RoyPhe'ps ... 10 50 Alfred chneirkT .....).. 6 00 John ILi.kle 3 00 Amos Kaufl'man 3 00 P H Wautiedahl 3 00 Bud Thouiponn 29 t'O General Komi Fund Straus Sennart $20100 W F Harris 106 40 ; A Lacey 935 31 ! Geo Hicinbothem 274 00 I Rodleun Bros 443 47 1 II Hilleary & Son 27 75 ' Austin & Western Co 22 00 i Pope & Co 2 75; Wilson & Cooke 1 60 Oregon City Foundry 1 50 Straus & Lennarti 100 50 Frank Busch 158 83 W II Bonney 120 00 Road District No. 4 i James O Linn 3 10 H Wilbern. 5 35 ! A J Douglass... d.. 10 94; Wm Giihens. 41 251 Homer Glover 38 25 Wm Duncan 39 75 I Foster 24 00 Granville Linn 21 00 Fred Stulkv 9 00 J J Judd..." 12 00 E Heiple 21 00 H Bulloro.. ., 17 25 Geo Judd , 18 00 H S Gldson 13 00 W illey Douglass 12 00 James Smith 24 00 James Kitching 33 00 J E Burnett 44 50 James Anderson 21 00 Geo Simpson 1 30 Kafmussen 12 00 BUY A FISH 1 ii JV'. rtyj 1 i . M 'M jj- fff W I i "' J' f7 We also carry a full line of Buggies and Spring' Wagon. Write us for prices on everything you need, it only takes' a postal card and may save you dollars. orthwest Implement 208 FRONT STREET, Company, F Within. J Cook J Dennia... LHallinan. G Lehman. A Walling. . . II Baker.... 7 50 2 25 Road District No. 31 Wilson & Cooke $ g 05 Geo B Rate & Co 50 5 O P Sharp 45 on Arthur Borland 28 CO R W Oldenstadt 39 00 George Aden 31 50 T L Turner 21 00 Ernest Bockman.Jr 6 00 Ernest Bockman 24 00 Lewis Toedtemier 9 00 John De Nieu , '....i 3 00 Walter Sharp 18 00 Smith Turner 12 00 Adam Shaber 12 00 Louis Shaber " 53 George Shaber 10 50 F A Green 10 50 H Elligson 12 00 Ben Athey 13 05 A D Burnett Norman Linn.... John Hinkle Guy Woodle Mat Glover F Yocome . H Githena...:... 27 45 12 75 10 50 13 50 3 00 5 00 1 50 Road District No. 9 Christian Johnson $3 75 Frank Ochs 1 50 H Liner f 3 00 Henry Smith 5 25 Henry Remier 3 00 Henry Klinker 3 00 FranK Almert 3 00 Fred Liner '. , 5 25 Adolph Weiderhold 8 60 Nibk Rath 19 00 WenekaHeld 1 85 Peter Rahl 20 60 John Paulson 15 00 Heury Johnson ,' 25 00 Road District No. 6 Meinig Bros if Robert Jonsrud J H Revenue : . . I H L Maybee ! w vva?pe F Vasne. 3 02 4 50 7 50 12 00 3 00 Jos Myers 4 50 John Maronay 2 25 Oney Clark ..." 5 25 J R Dodge .".".'.'.'!!.' 13 50 Thomas Clark 25 50 J A Strowbridge ' "' 2 00 A Ma'" 6 00 u ctuckey 9 qo James De Shazer 6 00 A Meinig . 3 00 Theodore Revenue. ........... . 9 00 J S Gibbons I. is 50 O Strauser 9 75 Hot Mikkleson !.'!.'.'.'!!!! 3 00 W Clark "'" 22 00 J II Revenue . 51 00 ex; PORTLAND ORE FRANK BUSCH, ue Fuiiiihiii2r C7 I Sideboards T!iese arie handsomely carved in ash, with fancy clock shelves and large bevel plate am iuis, lwu t-uuery urawcrs cacn, long unen arawer ana two cupDoard. rnce $14.50 Picture FraiTieS frame c3oesn't make a fine picture, but a poor frame spoils many a fine picture. Taste in the selection of a moulding and mat should be fur nished by the picture framer. We sell a nice 16x20 gilt frame with glass, for $1 Srnv? Pnlkh Some nousekeePers thmk that stove polish is simply to make the stove look uuan pretty They aj.e mistaken in tnis Qur " Silver Gloss Stove Polish" preserves the stove and is a positive necessity if you want to keep your stove in prime condition. Per box 15c IT'S REASONABLE, . . 1 . : m-r. - - '.v1 1 ifertvf Si rrr? - f k m. 4 M 4, j V tiful dishes add to the taste of the food, and these beautiful sets will give a banqueteffect to a simple meal. They are all durabe, of ex ent artistic quality, and not expensive 100 piece set transparent china, $19. The price is not much when you come to buy a refrigerator, and one of these well ventilated zinc lined affairs will' prove itself a satisfaction every day through the summer. Ycu ought ifc haveone early so as to get the full benefit. Price $10; size 22x39 Rubber Hose our sarden and 'awn wil1 1o"k better if you have plenty of hose and keep the lawn well sprinkled. Our canvas lined high quality rubber hose, j inch diameter, is the most convenient size and the most economical hose you could have. Price per 50 foot section, $5. Of course we have cheaper hose excellent if there is no high pressure Ch'mawrarp There is much here that will vnmaware give you pleasure) incuding attractive necessities, which go so far to making up tne comfort ana pleasure ot a meal. Heaii- (Continued on page 8.) POPTICEfV -IT .lnAy,-..-. ,1 it Initial 1 Ctirtain ou can ave nandsome fur niture. handsome carpets an rugs, but it js the draperies that give a fin ishing touc hto a new or old house. Don't put all of your money into the other things, save a little for your lace curtains. It only takes a little money to get all you will want at the prices we are now making on this line of goods. Lace Curtain Material, 1c. per yard. ' Hammocks 90c. up. FRANK BUSCH, House Furnisher, Oregon City tit A ' V,' J Yfi-vx