OREGON CITY COURIER FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1906
X
Frank Busch
Hardware aud
Furniture
4
Special
Farm
Bell
Cash Meat Market
Richard Petzold. Prop.
Hiehest Cash Pi ice Paid for
Cash Pi ice Paid
Live Stock.
Phone IC33.
Main Street
Oregon City
r Heavy hell metal, loud,
nli'nr and sweet tone, bronze
filling, !0 niches high, IB in,
iu diameter, with yoke and
fnimu in black enamel, with
7 in. offset to attach rope to'
operate hell, li'aeli . $3.50
The same larger aud heavier,
e.ioh , $5.00
CONTINUE
Those who are gaining fleh
and strength by regular treat
ment with
Scott's Emulsion
should continue the treatment
In hot weather smaller dose
and a little cool milk with It will
do away with any objection '
which Is attached to fatty pro
ducts during; the heated
season.
Send for free sample,
SCOTT & BOWNK, Chemists,
409-413 Pearl Street, ,New York
50c. aud 1.00 ; all druggists.
PAINTING CONTRACT LET.
S. S. Mohler Will Decorate the Suspen
sion Bridge.
The county court has let the con
tract for painting the suspension
bridge two coats to S. S. Mohler for
$325. , This price does not inclnde the
water box or cross arms, which must
be painted by the water commission
aud the . Portland General Electric
Company Howell & Jones were
awarded the contract for the paint.
Commissioners Brobst and Kitten
wont to Logan Monday to loot for a
gravel pit, which the county must
purchase there. They were joined by
Judge Ryan Tuesday and insperted
roads at Damatous - and Boring.
Wednesday they went to Macksburg,
Needy, Marquam aud Molalla
This is itb.9 last meeting of the
county court during the terms of
Ju ge Ryan and Commissioner Brobst.
who will be snccee ed the first Mon
day in July by Grant B. Tiukk,
.onntv judge-elect, and John Lewet-leii.
Lumber Co, e of BeJ, seo 1G, 2 4 e ;
$1350. I i
0 H Dauchy to North West Log &
Lumber Co, swj of sel, and n ot
the nwj, ewii of nwj, n of'sw).
seo 15, 2 4 e; $3600.
M A Mayer to East Side Lumber Uo,
14 acres in sec 12, 2-2 e ; $1
C C Shaffotfa to M E Shafford, lots 2
and 3, hlk 14, Estacada; $1, , ,
The Clackamas Abstract & Trust
Oo. are owners of the only complete
abstract plant in Clackamas County.
Prompt and reliable work on short
noticce, aud all work guaranteed.
Abstracts made, money loaned, mort
gages foreclosed, trusts executed, es
tates settled and titles perfected.
J. F. CLARK,
President aud Manager.
Over Bank of Oregon City.
LOW RATE FROM EAST,
The Second Session of the
CLACKAMAS COUNTY SUMMER NORMAL
Will opon MONDAY, JUNE 25, at the Y. M C. A. Building and
will continue six w eeks up to the August examination. A thorough
review is offered in all branches required for county certificates.
INSTRUCTORS:
J. C. ZINSER, County Supt. T, J. GARY. Principal Villamette Sohool
v U A. READ, Principal Parkplace School.
Deadly Serpent Bites
Are as common in India as are stom
ech and liver disorders with us. Far
the latter, however, chore is a sure
ramedy Kleotrio Bitter? the .groat
restorative medciiue, of which S. A,
Brown, of Beunettsville, S. O , savs:
"They restored my wife to perfect
health, after years-of suffering with
dyspepsia and a ohronically torpid
liver." Electric Bitters cure chills
and fever, malaria, billiousness, lame
bad, kidney troubles and bladder dis
orders. Sold on guarantee by Howell
& Jones, Druggists. Price, 60c.
Colonists Tickets May
From Local S. P.
Be Procured
Ofiice.
RAISE TEACHERS' SALARIES.
Increase Made By Directors All Along
the Line.
IS YOUR
FARM FOR SALE?
Results testify to our enterprise and rustler who
sold your neighbors farm? If we didn't it is one
of the few exceptions. We want the sale of
more farms that are offered at right Prices.
C. N. PLOWMAN & CO.,
Over Bank of Oregon City
Thirty Days Trial Free !
Saves your complexion. Saves your
clot lies. Saves your temper. Saves your
money. Saves weary steps. Saves your '
health. Saves your time 1
Requires no changing. No scorching,
no dirt. Uniform temperature. It is
t never too cold. It is never toohot. Is
always ready. No reheating.
New Model Electric
FLAT IRON
A household Convenience that saves
time, strength and money
Styles and Prices of Iron's: -
Style No. 1 Regular household, G-lb. Flat Iron
$4.00
Style No. 2 Nickel plated, 3-lb smoothing Iron,
for dainty work
$4.00
Fill iu the coupon below, specifying the style
of Iron you prefer, and mail to us at' once.
Your selection will be delivered promptly
upon receipt of the coupon, with absolutely no ex
pense to you.
Cut Out Coupon
Portland General Eloctrio Company.
Gentlemen you may deliver to me your Electric Flat
lrou No I agree to try, aud if unsatisfac
tory to me return to you within 30 days from the date
of delivery. If I do not return it at that time you may
charge same to my account at $4.00. It is understood
that uo charge will be made for the Iron if I return it
within 30 days
.Name
Address.
Fill iu aud mail Coupon TODAY to
Portland General
Electric Company
C. G. milter, Contract manager
for Oregon City
The beard ot directors cf the city
schools held a meeting Monday night
to tlx the Balarios of the teachers who
were elected last Monday. The salar
ies of the principals were increased
$10 per month, and the amount of sal
ary of teachers will bj based in future
partiilly ou length of servce. All
grade teachers, excent the first pri
niary, will be started at $45 and will
be raised $2 50 each year for two
yers, and until the maximum, $50, is
reached. The first primary teachers
will be started at $50, aud raised $2. SO
each year tor two years until $.35 is
reached, which is the maximum for
them. The salary of the citv super-
'inteiident was lixerl a $1000 per venr,
hut no one lias been elected to (ill the
vacancy, and the' Board adjourned to
meet at the call of the chairman. Al
the rate the salaries hae been deter
mined, there is a genera) raise bt $5
per mouth all aioiia the line to grade
te achers, and an iii'i ease ot $10 per
month to principals. The salaries for
the next yeur will he bs follows-
Mrs. Viola Godfrey, $75; Mrs. Em
ilie Shaw, $75; Miss Friu es Myers,
$55; Miss Margaret Williams, $55;
Miss Harriet Goon rail, $50; Alius May-
sie 1'oster. SoO; Miss Alice Shannon,
$50; Miss Gertrude Nefzg'T, $50; Miss
Eva Meldrum, $50; Miss Nellie Slev
en, $45; Misa Elizabeth Gallogly,
$45; Miss Lilli Sohwidli, $45; Miss
Martha Kooruur, $45.
Colonists' tioketsjwill be'sold rrom
the Earft to points on the Oregon liner
to the Southern Pacicfi Co., via Port
laud, commencing February 15, and
contiuniug daily to and including
April 7 a:;d from September 15 until
Jotoher 31. The rates from some ot
the principal points are: Chicago,
$25; Bloomington, 111., $31.80; at
Louis, $30; Omaha, $25; Kausas City.
$'35; Council Bluffs, $25: St. Joseph
$25: Sioux City, $25 j Denver, $25.
Corresponding rates will be made
from other poiuts and will apply to
all points on Oregon lines. For fur
ther information, inquire at any
Southern Paciflo ticket office. Peopl
wishing to pay fare for any Eastern
person to Oregon may deposit the re
quired amount with the 'local South
em Paoifio agent and the company
Mil ao t lie rest.
working on the proposition Tor moie
than a year, and it, is now said that
the Oregon Water Pover & Railway
OouipMiy will bin Id an extension
onimntmmiig at Barton, nnd running
down through Sunnvside to a point
imrellel with the 'Sot.tmm Paciflo
K ilroad, and thence toing north,
striking the Oazsiriem lino. The dis
tance in snc i a loop would be from 15
to 18 niilep. WhnorhH repcrt catinot
lie confirmed it is (jeneraliv believed
to bb fnirl.v aeemate. pnrl a neeling
it the people of CI I'liamas will prob-
itiny i;o nein in iiim injur future
fundi r ihe plan.
to
People Have What They Wanted.
The election in Clackamas county
has been a peculiar one. .Nothing like
it iu any other county in the state
has taken place this year that we have
noticed. In a oonuty with a seemingly
large Republican majority, a Demo
crat for governor gets a big majority,
aud a Democrat is sent to the state
tebute. On the county ticket it ia
probable that two of the bcRt offloes
will go to the Democrats. The causes
that lead to this are many. The peo
ple have what they wanted and that
i wi at elections are for. Everybody
should he satisfied. Estaeada News.
PAINLESS OPERATION
RJUL ESTATE TRANSFERS;
P Co,
lot
N R Lang to Willamette P &
p.irt Hodges Claim ; $1.
Hibornia Sav Bank to O Heikel,
3, hlk 27, Milwaukie Park; $50
W bainum to B J Ooruwell, o
seo 23, 5-4 e ; $5120. .
J I Inmau to L J Nicholson, sw
nt ne'4, se or nwii, neii
and nwi of neji of section 18 (52 e
$1000.
J N Harrington to E G Lichten
thaler. 8 80 acres in seo 15, 8-1 w
$150.
N McK'nzie to H M Duus, 50 acres
in set 15, 3-4 e; $1100.
Will Falls Co to E F Martiu, tractb
L, M and part N in Will Traats; 830
L O McCormick to A MoConnell
oH acres in seo 23, 3-1 vv ; $800.
A MoOounell to W S Flyuu, bV.
acres in seo 15, 8-1 w; $1200.
W A Bard -to. E A Adams, 89.65
acres iu Claim 59, 8-4 e; $1000.
J B Prideaux to K B Owen, lot
blk 4, Robertson ; $150.
N Sladen to O T Tooze, lots 4. 5, 12
and 13, blm 28, Gladstone; $1800.
J M Cromer to J D Cromer, 44 acres
in Claim 38. 3-3 e; $t.
M E MoCarver to P Staunich, lot 1
aud 2, blk 71, Oregon City; $250.
W S Bacon to Mt Hood Elect Co, 10
acres iu seo 5, 2-5 e; $150.
M V Thomas to Mt Hood Elect Co,
6 aores in seo 5, 2-5 e ; $150.
Chas Leaf to Sandy River Elect Co,
U of n4 of i of nw4 seo 10, 2-5 e;
$400.
O Fagerltn to A R Bankus, noM ot
n wU i-eo 3, 2-4 e; $655.
a M Howell to S a uregory, part
Oregon oity unsnrveyea ; $150.
IU Durst to S 15 etuofcney .tract in
Milwaukie: $150.
U 1 & S Co to Wirtn s wirth, lots
91, 92. 93 aud 94. Rosewood; $1567.
U A Behuke to A IN (Jutting lot 4,
bkl 3, Barlow: $50.
S L & I Co to Ifl Bigham, lot 1.
blK 60. Oak Grove: $200.
E A Paine to E E Kellogg, 6 aores
in Claim 41. 3-2 e: 10.
H Meldrum to T F Bvau, lots 1 atd
blk Wi. and lot 1, blk 63, Oregon
City; $3299.
H Meldrnm to T V Kyan, 10 aores
n Howiand I). L v, 3-3 e ; 4a.
H F Reichel to J Rnshlord, 10 aores
n seo 26. 1-2 e ; $(i00.
Will Falls Co to D O Levom-, Tract
54, Willamette Tracts $325.
F E Hilton to E P Irish, ne4 of
net sec 13, 4-1 e $875.
r S Kelly to j w Draper, lots 3 and
hk 18, Bolton $205.
F W Dwyar to F E Everett, lota 1,
3, 4 and 6, blk 18, Robertson ; $650
A Johusou to O E Leaf, swi of
i)w)i of nwVi. sec 84, l-3e; $410.
T Taylor to G W Hendershot. lot 1,
blk 3. Pleasant Place Add; $150.
M Everett to C Epperson ,40 acres
in see 23. 3-4 e ; $1.
J G Epperson to G K Enpersou, 15
acres in bee 30, 2-4 e; $2000.
E M Horuer to A O Morey, sej-i,
seo 10, 3-4 e ; $1.
E N Roberds to A C Mowrey. neW
f sw1. anil 5 acren in sec 10, 3-4 e :
$8)0. .
READ THIS.
The J, S. McCord farm located one
mile from this city will be sold in 10,
20, 80 and 40 acres tracts. Fine
chano.i for a home near tho city and
on good road. Terms reasonable.
Best soil in the county.
J. A. Caiu, with Dimick & Dimiik
Garde Bld. , Oregon City.
Matinee Keclia'.
Mis- Eva Benson's piano ulaspf
assisted by Mrs. J S. Hamilton,
mezzo-HOrano, and Mr. J. Ross
Kargo, tenor, of Portland, gave a
matinee miisicale in Woodmen of the
World hall Saturday afternoon. Tib
and'cnce was made up in the main f
rolat ves aud friends of the pupils f
Mis Br'in-on, aud the soloists were the
recipients of lovely Mowers. Mtsd
Benson's pupils have made marked
progress and the program Jwas t io
roughly enjoyed.
' Board of Trade Meeting
The annual stockholders' nieeUngot
the Oregon City Board if Trade will
ho hdd thiB Friday eveuing iu the
office of Secretary J. U. Campbell,
who issued the call Monday. Tho
Boar if Trade has been ii. a condi
tion of lethargy of late and uo meet
ings have been obtained in several
uiout is The officers who have sarved
during the past year ir : W. A.
Huntley, president; E. G. Caulieln,
riist vice-preisdeut ; O. H. Dve. sec
ond vioe-presidnnt; J. U. Campbell,
secretary ; U. C. Latourette, treasurer.
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The advance of Dental Sci-
i ce has been so rapid and
bo improvements so numer-
s in all branches of, the
'itii that few peeople real
i" i 'o what au extent tiie
in aocumpauying dental
aration has been minim
". d. This has been accom
'i shed not alone by improve
" "tits iu the agents emnleyed
' r producing anaeRthf s'a,
'h general and local, but
methods and appliaucos
ii 'd in their administration.
. 1 1 a work of filling tenth has
ii"in so much improved as to
iow of its performance in
e'tch less time aud with lit
i or no pain, as compared
a rh work ot former years,
iixteerr years in Dentistry
i Oregon City, an Eastern
;iert graduate dentist with
i all the time. We gnaran
j to please you. All the
latest painless methods.
City Phone 122 3
Farmers Independent Phone 1 3 1
L. L. PICKENS, Dentist
Weinhard Bids,, Opr- Court House
OREGON CITY
Phone 1121
lts. 1833
Offiet In favorite Cigar Store
Opposite masonic Building
Williams Bros. Zransfzt
Safes, Plana !nd lurniture moving
a Specialty
f r'lubt und Parctls Delivered
to .ill Parts of the City
Prices treasonable and
Satisfaction Guaranteed
ro
JUDCE RYAN RE-ELECTED.
Deserved Recognition Meets School
Director From Taxpayers. '
County Judge Thomas F. Kyan was
Monday afternoon re-elected a direc
tor of the Oregon City public schools
by a vote of 105 to 27, over James TT,
Campbell. Judge Ryan, wiio has
made an enviable reoord as a director
during the past four years, was the
only candidate for the position, bur
an attempt was made just prior to
election to run in Mr. Campbell
quieny, ana met with signal failure
me election or Judae Itvan bv suel
an overwhelming vote is a victory foi
gooa. sonooi government and a just
recognition of the work that he has
done, wholly without remuneration
tor the city schools. During the past
yar, while he has been chairman of
the board ot directors, the floa ins iu
j , . . . . . "
neureuuess 01 cue district lias heen re.
duoed by more than $1000, with only
a-aim speoiai tax. wnioli is uo in
crease over
vious years.
the levy of several pre
Oak Grove School Meeting.
The anuual school election of Oak
Grove district was hold last night and
E. Cone was eleoteu director to
succeed himself. Clerk C.tsto was also
re-ele tod. The proposition to estab
lish ninth and tenth grades in the
sohool was defeated Miss L. L,
Lemmon was elected prinoipal, and
Miss feari Alien was re-olected
teacher.
0. b. S Honori Mrs. Ryan.
Mrs. Inez M. Ryan, of this city,
was presented witn a Handsome ring
by the Order of Eastern Star chapters
ot the state oi uregon. r lie ring is
enibleruatio of the order and contains
five precious stones, in the colors of
the O. E. S., blue, yellow, green, red
and white. Pioneer Chapter, O. E. S,
of Oregon City of which Mrs. Ryan is
member, presented her with beauti
ful ont glass candlesticks. Mrs. Ryan
is the retiring worthy grand matron
of the order.
ELECTRIC RAILWAY RUMORh.
W. P. May Build Extension
Barton Through Sunnyside.
From
Electric railway ruiuors are flyiug
fast in the vicinity of Clackamas Sta-
tion, aud people oi tnat vicinity are
seemingly confident of securing an
extension of the Oregon Water Power
& Railwav Com any's line to take
the territory parallel with the
Southern Paoifio Railroad from a
point west of Sunnyside to couuect
with the O. W. P. & Railway Corn-
pan y'sEstaoad. and Cazadero branch.
IIP
fiiff
any a
View
Disclosed to
You
Island,
fl From car windows, via the Rock
that you must not fail to see.
I Go East via El Paso and you see New and
Old Mexico and Arizona that tawny South
west land of sunshine, where sun and air
rejuvenate with marvelous power.
1 Go via Salt Lake Gty and Colorado and for
the better part of two days you ride thru the
finest scenery on the American continent.
H Go "Tourist" and in addition to the delight
ful scenery youH experience the added advan
tages of a restful trip made at a great
saving over first class, luxurious (but no more
comfortable) accommodations.
V Our folder, "Across the Continent in a Tourist Sleeping
Car," givea lull information, dent
upon request.
General Atent,
Rock IsUnd-Frisco Lines,
140 Third St., PORTLAND, ORE.
Hit OWN & WEILS US
Seventh Street
Meat Market
A. O. U W tuilding
Oregon City. Oregon
D. C. Latouretth', President.
F. J. Meyer, Cashier
Zhe Commercial Bank of Oregon City
OREGON CITY, OREGON
authorized Capital,
$100,000
Transacts a Geni ral Bankirg Business.
Open from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
O O H3tuung to East Side Mill &
Residents oi uiacxamas nave Deen