OREGON CITY COURIER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1906 COUNTY COURT Official Proceedings of Ses sions Commencing Wed nesday, November 7. (Continued from last week.) District No. 18 Y Biiholi, 23.80 O W Jt'rodrioh, 8.00 , Pone & Co , 8 25 Dunne 0 Ely. 2.70 Giant Powder Co., 76.50 Pope & Co, 11.81 Clarke Sawmill Co., 162.50 ' William Shannon, 88.00 .'! James Slianuou, 83.25 . Wai. Slianuou, 18.00 George Staben, . 8 00 ' O Vluralt, 5.00 Hurry Shelly. 14.00 Aug. blnhin, .50 Win. Griseutliwaite, 17.00 H Kleiusiuith, 1.50 A Soherable. 4 50 ottomi.Ier, .00 P Stageman, 8.25 W Kleiusiuith, 10.00 A buol, 6.00 E. Kieinsmith, 3.00 , C. Kunzy, 1.C0 II. Rogers, 4.50 .. F. Miller, 6.00 E. W. Hornshuh, 58.75 Cummins & Co., 386.49 P. Stageman, 3.00 District No. 10 D. L. Trullinger, 6.90 E. Davis, 7.85 A. Mallette, 14.00 F. Howard, 13.10 J. Darnall, 9.25 J. J. Mallatt, 24.00 J. Rhodes, 4.00 A. Larkins, 26.75 D. McLaren, 6.10 T. Fish, 29.75 J. M. Mallatt, 7.00 A. Erickson, 3.50 J. J. Mallatt, 1.75 E. May, 1.75 .C. Furtner, 1.75 ' E.. Mallatt, 7.00 J. Evans, 5.25 E. Faust, 5.25 C. Mallatt, 1.75 C. Kerns, 3 50 J. A. Davis, .85 District No. 20 Sam Elmer, 3.00 r Curtis Martin, .50 John Putz, 4.00 J. J. Jones, 8.25 J. Scott, 1.50 T. Osteosky, 3.75 Ludvvig Martin, ' 4.50 Milo Pollock, ' 8.00 ' B. Sullivan, 43.75 District No. 21 S. H. Ramsby, 16.25 R. P. Cooper, 1.75 Frank Carver, 7.25 .j F. Winslow, . 1.20 C. Wmslow, 4.70 'L. Hubbard, 1.20 F. M. Countryman, 5.25 John Countryman, 2.65 . Ed. Fall, ' 4.08 W. E. Bouncy, 12.75 Fred Shafer, 3.45 District No. 22 Schafcr's Mill, L. Dickey, Chester Dickey, Budd Lay, G. Freyer, R. D. Ball, Frank Pasold, Clay Engle, John Davies, John Jackson, Albert Engle, Frank Grimm, Jas. Mallatt, John Denison, . i A. M. Denison, Chas. Hall, R. P. Cooper, I. C. Vaughan, J. O. Dickey, District No. 24 C. C. Molson, . VV. II. Bremer, A. A. Snyder, Fred Smith, F. Schultz, : Harry Garrett, R. I. Garrett, District No. 25 " A. D. Gribble, C. Thomas, J. A. Mitts, F. Werner, J. Heppler, J. Heinz, J. B. Mitts, District No. 26 Liberal Cash Store, W. H. Engle, Delbert Ramsby, V. P. Dibble, J. Steininger, Bert Perry, Gilbert Engle, .. W. H. Everhart, Jacob Harles, Geo. Atwood, J. Strickland, Wm. Melton, Silas Wright, Pierce Wright, F. Bruner, J. W. Thomas, Frank Everhart, Ray Austen, Milton Trullinger, H. N. Everhart, O. W. Rollins, District No. 27 John Earth, Fred Skirvin, W. E. Harmon, G. W. Bentley, -P. A. Marquam, Carl Earth, 95.55 9.62 5.25 10.50 15.75 32.37 12.25 26.25 21.00 .75 35.00 3.50 3.50 3.50 1.75 1.75 1.75 3.50 5.25 8.10 14.00 1.50 3.50 .75 .75 15.00 6.00 3.00 4.50 3.00 1.50 3.00 32.50 1.63 13.50 3.00 1.50 1.50 10.00 .75 1.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 3.00 1.50 3.00 9.00 .40 43.75 3.20 19.50 7.50 10.50 11.25 13.12 9.00 . m Some Special Opening Day Prices THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, So many of us dread tne thought and worry of Xmas buying that we put off what should and would be a pleas ure in the early part of December un til a few days belore Christmas, when it is a positive worry and scramble to get something any old thing, usually. Why not be prepared this year to get all the good cheer and joy that is rightfully coming to you? Only those who buy early and have their gifts ready long before Christmas Eve, know the real pleasure of the Holiday season. Come to our opening and see all the pretty and useful gifts we have been collecting for the pasf ten months we set aside this one after noon each year to entertain, as well as we may, our customers and friends. All afternoon and evening we' will have DE-LICHT-FUL music and to every lady customer buying 25 cents or more we will give a decorated plate free. Remember you are more than welcome whether you buy or not. That tart makes no difference. We want you to come and hear the music and look over our store anyhow. For those who care to buy, this handsome plate will make a good souvenir of this occasion. UNTLEY BROTHERS COM Stationery We have grouped in one big lot 200 boxes of fine stationery paper and en velopes to match fabric finish, kid finish, satin finish our regular 30c and 35c values Yotif choke fo 25c pit box Ladies Leather Bags A substantial fnll sized Ladies' Bag with coin purse, gun metal trimmings, black grained leather. A regular $1.00 bag, Opening day prce 69c. Another lot finer grade of leather and leather-lined. A regular $1.50 value. Opening Day price 98c. Cut Glass, Venetian Glass Art Pottery, Vases and Jardlnlers 10 per cent Discount from Regular Prices We offer your choice on opening day from our big unbroken stock of fine cut glass and decorated Venetian glass at 10 per cent off the regular marked prices. We carry the lino shown by three of the largest dealers in Portland. 'Ihere is nothing better made however much ad vertised. Cur regular prices are 10 to 20 per cent less than city prices. 75c Gift Books--50c Handsome books in fancy, ornamental binding. Each one boxed choice line of titles. Published at 75c, opentng day price 50c. Import Order of Half , Cloth and Tooth Brashes We have just received direct from the importer an immense stock of all . kinds of bristle goods. Among other things we had several gross of Tooth Brushes stamped with our name on them. We had this done so that if the bristles came out of any' brush, or it was in any way unsatisfactory, you would feel at liberty to return it and get a new one. They are guaranteed to us and we cheer fully pass on the guarantee to you. For this special occasion December 6th only you may have your choice of any of these 35 and 40 cent brushes for 25 cents. Special Sale For For Thursday, Dec. 6, Only 8 Bars Toilet Soap, regular 40c, special 25c Best quality Rubber Gloves, regular 75c, special 49c I lb Comp. Licorice Powder, regular 60c, special .29c 1 lb. Saturday Candy, regular 50c, Special 29c Rotary Clock, regular $1.25, special... 98c 35c Ladies' Dressing Comb, regular 35c, special 25c 2 bottles Violet Talcum powder, regu lar 45c, special : 25c I bottle Colgate's Dental Povder, regular 35c, special 25c 1 bottle Rexall Almond Cream, regu lar 35c, special 25c 2 bottles Ward's Llttfc Liver Pills, regular 40c, special 25c 2 packages Wood I ooth Picks, regular 10c, special.. . 5c FANY, Oregon City, Oregon Wm. Harmon, J. P. Bentley, Bert Hubbard, Fred Hubbard, Chas. Birchet, I. D. Larkins, H. L. Skirvin, J. P. Miller, Fred Myers, G. C. Bentley, Shelly Haugh, D. M. Bentley,. D. R. Hubbard, H. A. Hubbard, T. O. Ridings, M. D. Leabo, Dave Bengli, Ellis Ridings, J. E. Nayler, C. McConnell, W. Loney, Ira James, Josiah Skelton, D. Johns, J. Ernston, . John Labour, District No. 28 L. D. Shank, G. C. Vorheis, District No. 31 J. R. Mount, J. Kekel, H. Holzworth, J. Elligsen, D. H. Harmes, Z. Elligsen, A. M. Groshong, Scripture & Beauliau, H. Elliott, M. Schafer, L. J. Barnes, O. Barnes, R. DeNeui, G. Birkel, H. Frobose, W. J. Powell, E. Athcy, District No. 32 Marion Young, Conzleman Bros., District No. 33 - Dodge Lumber Cu., Robert Kiggins, Ed. Clossner, W. M. Yonce, District No. 34 O. B. Jefferson, Lynd, Karl Eligsen, E. S. Kruse, Chas. Baker, District No. 35 Beall & Co., N. E. Donahue & Co., E. J. Swank, J. Spiers, A. Andrews, A. D. Edwards, District No. 36 t F. Busch, J. S. Owings, Ben Casto, G. L. LefTler, Thos. Leffler, Asa Callisterj Rufus Choate, Ivan Eroadwell, 10.50 10.50 .75 0.00 1.50 19.87 14.25 19.50 6.75 .12.00 9.00 .75 4.87 8.25 6.00 3.00 9.00 3.00 3.00 6.00 3.00 13.12 .4.50 1.50 6.75 56.00 10.00 .75 3.00 15.00 13.12 5.80 29.45 21.25 3.00 9.50 9.00 1.75 14.44 7.00 7.87 8.75 7.00 5.o8 2.18 33.00 18.55 165.00 25.14 29.10 6.25 8.00 9.00 4.00 14.87 40.75 35.00 45.58 6.40 14.00 9.00 38.25 I D. C. Yoder, Ernest Hoffman, Knight & Susbauer, John Scholl, Clyde Yoder, Bud Kent, W. H. Bremer, E. J. Casto, Geo. Owings, E. G. Hoffman, W. F. Stanton, N. Blair, S. H. Kaufman, N. Blair, District No. 39 A. J. Kelnhofer, S. Bailey, District No. 38 Burghardt & Son, Burghardt & Henkle, O. C. Machine Shops, Wilson & Cooke, Pope & Co., C. O. Davis, John Loube, J. Green, W. Dutcher, E. Hatch, W. Fine, R. Schuman, . W. Martin, J. W; MacKay, Gibson, M. Martin, J. W. Barker, V. Dix, - Story, , A. Tucholke, C. Worthington, James Olliver, Robt. Tschampion, V. Sellwood, G. W. Thiessen, H. Thiessen, 3.00 .65 2.90 .50 28.75 31.25 22.75 10.50 42.00 57.00 1.50 35.00 22.65 2.20 21.62 25.00 9.45 156.05 '4.50 .75 24.60 39.50 ' 10.30 81.00 81.00 67.50 67.50 45.00 10.00 108.00 5.00 10.00 48.00 24.00 21.00 ' 34.00 10.00 22.00 36.00 6.00 4.00 24.00 10.40 12.00 11.00 16.00 14.00 68.00 5.00 1.00 In the matter of plank for repairing Hood View road; Ordered that fifty thousand feet of lumber be allowed at $5.00 per thou sand. In the matter of plank for repairing Sandy Road; Ordered that 100,000 feet be allowed at $5.00 per thousand. In the matter of opening and re moving obstructions from road in dis trict 14, known as Linn road; Ordered that the supervisor in said road district cause all obstructions, fences, etc., to be removed from said road. In the matter of subscription for improvement of road from Boring to Sandy; Ordered that the clerk make a copy of subscription list and forward to Ed. Siefer at Boring. In the matter of clearing the stumps from road leading from Boring to Damascus; Ordered that 1,000 pounds of pow der be purchased for that purpose. In the matter of road -tax collected within the limits of city of Milwau kie; Ordered that clerk draw a warrant for $148.31, being 50 per cent of amount of .tax so collected. In the matter of the improvement of Needy and Hubbard road and re pair of bridges thereon; Ordered that 10,000 feet of lumber be purchased and used for said pur pose. In the matter of the plat of Cau sey's acre tracts; Ordered that said plat be and is ap proved. In the matter of report of sheriff and tax collector; ; " Ordered that said report be filed. In the matter of the offer of Enter prise and Courier for publication of delinquent tax list; Ordered that same be laid over un til November 20th for further action. In the matter of the application of Annie Corrigan for saloon license at Barton; v Ordered that license issue for period of six months. In the matter of report of county surveyor relative to establishment of county line between Marion and Clackamas counties; , Ordered that said report be ap proved and that plat and report be filed in the office of the county clerk. In the matter of rebate of tax of West Coast Lumber Co. on property located in Marion county; Ordered that warrant for $41.69 be issued as rebate of said taxes. In the matter of rebate of tax due Mrs. Susie Crouse; Ordered that warrant be issued in payment of same in sum of $8.27. In the matter of claim of J. H. Kock heretofore paid by mistake as taxes; Ordered that warrant for $6.96 is sue, in payment of rebate of said tax. In the matter of judgment against Clackamas county in suit in which W. S. May is plaintiff in the matter of reward for capture of Frank Smith; Ordered that warrant be drawn in favor of O. D. Eby, plaintiff's attor ney, for sum of $250.00 and that said attorney cancel said judgment. In the matter of files and fixtures for county clerk and recorder; Ordered that offer of Security Vault & Metal Works be not accept ed, as final, and that the order here tofore -made be revoked and that other bids be received for said work. POINTERS A valuable deer hound belonging to E. Mayville was run over and killed by an electric car Thursday near Green Point. . Had a Close Call. "A dangerous surgical operation involving this removal of a maligant nicer,' asf large as my hand, from niy daughter's hip, was prevented by tne application of Eocklen'a Arnica Salvo," says A. O. Stickel. of Miletus, W. Va. "Persistent oie of the Salve completely enred it." Cures Cnts, Barns and Injuries. ' 2c at Howell & Joaei, Druggist. Child's 11.15 heavy bIioos solid 05o Misses' heavy shoes solid $1.20 Child's flue speoinl 88o and $1.00 Above are Pillsbury's good shoes. Ladias $3.25 thocs now $1.83 Ladies $1.75 fin? shoes $1.48 Ladies $1 60 fine shoes $1.10 Mens $3.50 velour calf $3.00 Mens $2. 50 bluclier now $2. 15 Others at $1.95 and $1 25 Mens wet weather shots at 25c to 50o saving Boys Kant Rip double wear, double coiufort $1.78 und $1,110 Best stroug shoe wadu, Hoys heavy to $1.12 Dry Goods, Etc. f Ladies lOo bono 8o Ladies $1.50 underwear 75o Ladies $1.C0 underwear C8c; lOo and 15o towels for 7c and Ho . Hose supporters Ho, 6o, 12o, 21o New lot percales 7o Mens and hoys In ts two-thirds or less, $1.59, $1.33, l)()o, 4'Jc, and l)o m Oil hats 15e; oil coats $1 up Sample undershirts at wholesale price, $1.25 goods for DOo; $1.00 goods for 80o 2 Child's tindei wear, broken lots' 12o, 18o, 22o and 2i)o Mens shirts 40o,' 48c, 69o, latter bo ing $1.00 oods Millinery half to two-thirds, $2.39, $l.S'J,f)Uc, 4Jo and 29c Gloves 5e, 7o, 21o and 20o Groceries. Gold dust 18o; 40o tea 80c j Soups lc, 2oand3o; Flour 90o, l)5o, $1.00 andl.OS ; ; Dates for half 2 pounds 15o;t 10a chimney 7o; Nou-lenk 5 gallon oil can 60a; Non-leak 8 gallon oil can 40o - -0OUPON3GIVEN RED FRONT Can be obtained only by eat ing clean pure food. A Gro cery store to be right, must be clean. Absolutely so! Did you eVer notice how clean we keep our store? All our stock is just as clean and fresh a it is possible to have it. The food you buy from us is al ways the best quality. Try our Home Made Mince Meat L ' New.Figs, Raisens, Citron, Etc. AL Robertson, The 7th Street Grocer. Phone Main 441 STOP!! oli And have your Thoto made by LYMP, the Photographer Stop and consider what you get for your money and you will never go anywhere else for your pictures. - Picture frames and mouldings made to please you. LYMP'S PHOTO GALLERY Main St., near Gadke's Plumbing Shop, Oregon City, Oregon DANDRUFF Is your hair coming out by great combsf ul ? Every combf ul causing a pang of fear for the fu ture. Does a white trail of dandruff sift over shoulders ? One bald spot has already ap peared. You manage to hide it. but it is spreading rapidly. Is the hair you have left turn ing gray or fading and makes you look old and homely when you are still young ? Have you tried many restora tives that gummed your hair into a sticky mass but accomplished nothing else? Then Rexall "03" I lair Tonic is the remedy you need. Rexall "93" I lair Tonic is whol ly free from grease or sediment, and will neither gum the hair nor soil the clothing or pillows. It is clear and clean.. Rexall "93" Hair Tonic stops falling hair and permanently ban ishes dandruff. It docs this by destroying the cause the microbes. Rexall "93" Hair Tonic will quickly cover the bald spots with a vigorous growth of hair. We guarantee to grow hair on all - heads where a spark of life re mains in the roots and where the follicles have not grown over. It makes a delightful dressing, and keeps the scalp clean and healthy. We sell a large bottle for fifty cents that we guarantee to do all we have claimed or refund your money. A REASOfl The United Drug Company, manufac turers of the Rexall Remedies, for whose preparations we are agents in this city, make 200 remedies, one for each ill. Each one is especially pre pared to cure one dis ease, and that only. This is an age of spe cialists. You don't contract with a plumb er to build your whole house, do you ? Why should you contract with one proprietary medicine to cure all your troubles. Oftentimes you run across a building con tractor who has a sepa rate plumbing depart ment, nis own plastering; department, and so on, all of which dovetail to- fiether and build the louse. This is just what The United Drug Com pany is doing for you in the medicine line. They have cut down profits; they manufacture Rex all remedies for over 2,000 retail druggists. These druggists are the only intermediate profit that stand between The United Drug Company and the patient. Could The United Drug Company, of which we are a member, afford to make one poor medicine in this line? Does not common sense tell you that one poor medicine would ruin the sale of the other 199 preparations? If you bought a Rexall prepara tion and it didn't ,do for you what we claim it will, would you buy another one of our articles i We believe not. Therefore each preparation must be good it is good. We who are in the drug bus iness know the formulas of these Rexall prepara tions. We belie vein them so implicitly that we stand back of them, with our guarantee to re fund you your money if they do nut benefit you. HUNTLEY BROS. CO., Druggists the (mtaZl STORE