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OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER X4, 1906.
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Signs of Apptfociing
VULETIDE ate already refleected throtfghoot or fcasy establishment.
We wotfld stfggest that an opportune time to select yottt SUIT,
OVERCOAT or RAINCOAT woald be before the rash of Xmas iscpon
us. All Holiday Mail Orders will be filled with special care and dispatch.
Ask us to send yoa Samples, Style Booklet and Self-Measurements.
Appropriate Xmas Gifts Fancy Suspenders, Neckwear, Gloves, Hose,
Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Dress Protectors, Housecoats, Bathrobes,
Pajamas, Etc. Address Mail Order Department. .-'
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i j Southwest Corner Fourth and Morrison Streets PORTLAND, OREGON
COUNTY COURT
Continued from page 8
R. B. Beatie, 18.19
C. F. Ely, 39.70
Fashion Stables, 2.50
Clerk
Echo McCord, 60.25
Ella Shaver, 66.25
M. Mulvey, 66.25
Retta Pierce, 66.25
Recorder
Lovejoy & Lincoln, 35.00
O. L. HedgeB, 10.00
Coroner
Wilson & Zumwalt, ' 5.00
8upt. of School
J. C. Zlnser. 66.78
Tax Rebate
Mrs. E. Wilbern, 6.40
Current Expenie
F. W. Greenman, 2.00
Universal Adding Mach 3.00
J. F. Nelson, 2.00
Telephone Co., 6.90
Water Commission rs 15.00
C. H. Dye, 45.00
F. T. Griffith, 45.00
Phenlx Insurance Co. 49.50
Northwestern Ins. Co. 49.60
Court House
F. Busch. 4.50
A. Mlhlstln, 2.28
Wilson & Cooke, 2.25
P. Nehren, 13.80
Pauper-
Mrs. Kate Parker, 45.00
Mrs. T. Doty, 8.00
J. F. Nelson, 5.00
G. B. Dlmick, 2.50
Miles & JUcGlashan, 10.00
Star Dairy, 1.20
L. Adams, 6.00
St. Vincent Hospital, 30.00
C. E. NaBh, 2.00
Emma Wilkinson 3.50
D. C LATOURBTTE, President
F. J. MEYER, Cashier
THE COMMERCIAL BANK
of OREGON CITY, OREGON
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $100,000
Transacts a General Banking Business. Open from 9. a. m. to 3 p. m.
PERMANENTLY CURES
CONBUMPYION, COUGH. COLDB, BRONOHTrf
asthma, momm throat, hoarseness
WHOOMNQ COUQH AND GROUP
DO NOT DELAY
UntB thi drain on your sritem produces permanent disability. Tht human
breathing machinery it wonderful ey etera of tube and cell. To har t (food
health It muet be kept In rood order. A COLD la considered of no imporj
unce. yet H it waa known by n proper name 01 -wirwi imiunnun
orHntlon of the hinge." fit dangerous character would be appre
ciated. When a cold make its appearance us at ono Baliara Hart
hoand Syrap which will speedily rercomi It. . .
WHOOP1NO COUOH and CROUP Requlrs Prompt Action. SNOW
LINIMENT applied to the throat and chest give wonderful relief, while
Ballard' Horahaund Syrup will rapidly stop the violent paroxysms of
eooirhW IT IS THE ONLY COUCH REMEDY THAT Wlkk
IT
PO&1T1YXJ.Y
IS THE
CURE WHOOPINO
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COUOH AND CROUP.
BEST FOR CHILDREN
Bonua Byrns4 S4 It IktBKitf BMdleln for eratip. ooacbs n4
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SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY
tharmm & Co., City Drug Store -
I. Selling, 14.95
J. E. Jack, 11.40
Insane
Dr. W. E. Carll, 6.00
W. U. Tel. Co. .68
L. Stipp, 2.50
Bridge Account
O. C. Lumber Co., 400.00
O. C. Foundry, 62.49
O. C. Lumber Co., 110.00
Printing
Courier, 57.10
Enterprise, 88.50
Dally Star, 64.10
Surveyor
S. A. D. Hungate, 18.00
Reports of Supervisors
District No. 1.
C. Kerr, 4.25
C. Battln, 6.00
J. Hoffman, 2.00
x C. Counsell, 2.00
W. H. Counsell, 6.00
District 3
Wilson & Zumwalt, 6.00
J. B. Elliott & Co., 3.65
Sager & Wing, 68.80
Rodlun Bros., 3.12
W. R. Dallas, 136.00
District 4
Alex Baker, 13.50
Charlie Hunter, 18.00
S. A. Douglas, 6.00
R. B. Gibson, 3.00
Lindermann Bros.,, 6.94
H. Wilbern, v " 6.65
L. S. Baker, 1.60
E. H. Burghardt, 1.00
H. S. Gbson, 24.25
District 6
W. J. Hlllyard, 3.46
J. Richey, 11.25
Otto Richey, 8.60
Walter Hall, 42.50
District 6
N. E. Donahue & Co., 73.60
A. D. Edwards, 7.50
Paul Dunn, 7.00
F. B. Hlte, 2.00
J. Straus, 93.55
' J. Straus, 15.60
John Straus, 42.60
Fred WInche, 24.50
Ernest KllgeL 10.60
D. F. Louderback, 8.75
Fred Proctor, 7.87
District 7
Bacon & Sons, 18.31
Hans Kock, 3.00
Geo. Oak, 4.50
Jas. Fegles, 13.00
District 8
Straus Lumber Co., 81.00
District 9
Samuel Miller, 6.65
Fred Llns, - 4.50
Carl Llns, 3.05
M. Grafenhelm, .75
John Oalson. 3.00
Henry Vosst, 6.00
William Held, 15.12
District 10
Has. Tracy, 7.20
W. R. Oatflold, 2.50
District 12
W. H. Bonney, 222.60
Storm & Storm, 248.68
J. S. Gill. 15.00
E. Swales, 3.00
District 13
F. Busch, 19.25
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Dering Lumber Co. 44.90
A. M. Klrchem, 4.00
W. C. Ward, 2.00
J.,T. Fullam, . 6.50
George GUI, , 20.00
District 14
H. A. Heater. 3.00
H. Bigelow, 72.05
Eugene Cummins, 80.06
G. F. Gibbs, ' 48.75
Jas. Shelley, 35.00
Jas. Shelly, Jr., 30.00
T. W. Glbbs, 22.75
H. Froemyer, 28.00
Wm. Rivers, 22.10
A. Splinter, 28.00
C. C. Gibbs, 7.00
District 15
O. C. Lumber Co., 287.39
R. H. Taher, 16.00
W. B. Lawton, 10.00
M. Telford, 13.08
D. G. Hylton, 8.00
District 16
Jonah Penman, ' 6.75
B. F. Allen, 4.60
W. G. Randall, 17.00
H. H. Eastman, 3.00
District 17
Carlton & Rosenkrans, 7.93
Jos. Penman, 9.00
Ivan Dlmick, 9.00
M. Berrlnger, 8.25
M. Parmaletz, 6.10
D. R. Dlmick, 13.50
A. H. Knight, 12.50
Alex Tlce, 2.25
Geo. Kelland, 1.50
A. M. Olsen, 1.50
Good' Bridge
O. C. Machine Shop, . 4.94
E. Story 27.15
J. W. McKay, 1.80
A. Bolland, 170.62
J. Zeek, 7.65
A. Kocher, 6.80
Scripture & Beauliau, 5.00
Wilson & Zumwalt, 10.00
O. C. Iron Works, 1.15
J. Green, 75.00
S. Green, " ' 72.00
W. Dutcher, 72.00
W. Martin, 86.00
W. Fine, 60.00
E. Hatch, 60.00
A. Anderson, 6.87
J. W. MacKay, 104.00
V. Grimm, 1.00
M. Johnson, 9.00
t 19
J. B. French, 1.75
C. E. Smith, 1.75
F. Lee, 3.60
W.Wallace, 1.75
J. J. Mallatt, 10.00
J. Erlckson, .87
A. Erlckson, 3.60
; 20
Fred Hettman, 3.00
A. Durst, 1.00
Geo. Rutherford, ' 1.75
W. H. Bottemiller, , , 4.50
John Putz, 12.50
Amos Vallen, 1.50
C. Blttner, 4.90
Fred Madison, " 1.50
C. Keunzy, .75
A. Sherruble, ' 1.60
B. Sullivan, ' 62.00
Eugene Cummins, 6.50
Helston Ley, .50
F. T. Chute, 10.00
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Robbins Bros 1.00
Wm. James, " 3.75
Frank Winslow, 3.75
Wm. Baker, 2.50
Fred Winslow, .60
U. S. Dlx, 8.50
Bert Hubbard, 1.60
Sim James, .60
Frank Arquette, 2.00
W. E. Bonney, 23.00
0. N. Hart, 1.15
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Robbins Bros., 4.00
Gust Johnson, 10.60
Andrew Johnson, 7.87
R. D. Ball, 4.37
1. G. Vaughan, 14.00
C. Dickerson, 1137
R. P. Cooper, 2.62
J. W. Staudlnger, 2.62
Albert Engle, 12.50
H. S. Ramsby, 7.20
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E. M. Zimmerman, 3.50
Fred Bachart, 8.60
Andy Bachart, " 12.26
G. Kraus, 11.00
C. Trost, 1100
R. W. Zimmerman, 45.60
N. E. Cole, . 6.60
W. B. Tull, 8.25
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Carlton ft Rosenkrans, 11.45
Lais ft Co., 3.95
Solon Kinzer, 4.50
S. H. Kauffman, 3.50
Ola Kyllo, " 4.50
F. Schults, 3.00
Otto Bixel, 2.25
Phil Mohr, 3.00
Morts Myers, : 3.00
George Mitts. 1.50
R. I. Garrett, 17.50
Dictrlct 25
Carlton ft Rosenkrans, 3.55
J. B. Mitts, 16.50
District 26 , .. "
Robbins Bros., 6.65
D. L. Trullinger, 14.05
M. S. Hungate. 2 25
Wm. Skeen, 3.00
Jacob Harless, 15.75
O. W. Robbins, 2.50
. P. C. Miller, . 150
John Shepherd, 25.50
Chas. Pelky, 4.50
L. Shank, 7.00
R, Pelkey. ' 6 00
" Wm. Stennlnger, .75
H. N. Everhart, 27.50
District 27
Carlton ft Rosenkrans, 20.50
J. Labour, 15.00
District 28
Jas. Nichelson, 9.00
J. C. Rice, 6.75
Roy Rice, 4.50
James Gray, 6.00
J. Walker. ,.7.50
G. M. Groshong, 4.75
D. M. Groshong, . . 1.50
- Homer Williams, - 4.60
. F. J. Riddings, 2.50
" A. M. Groshong, 18.00
Petter Brown, 3.00
District 29-r
W. L. White, 44.20
District 31
W. J. Powell, 1.00
B. F. Weddle, 4.65
, J. Batdorf, 8.00
S. Batdorf, 8.00
Z. Elligsen, 24.35
District 32
' Fred St. Clair, 7.00
Elmer Jones, 1.25
A. P. Todd, 7.00
Gld Butson, .50
. Will Baker, .60
Joe Roberts, 7.00
: Rufus Stahlnecker, 4.00
Robert Stahlnecker, 4.00
Fred Stahlnecker, . 7.00
Frank Shain, 1.37
A. J. Winters, 9.00
Dan Stahlnecker, 21.25
District 31
Dodge Lumber Co., 82.50
Press Howell, 3.12
George Howell, - 6.12
Frank Howell, - 6.50
Victor Schmidt, . 4.37
Willie Howell, 13.40
Roy Raley, 32.85
Ed. Closner, 14.00
District 84
O. C. Lumber Co., ' 48.00
John Turner, 30.50
Sam Batdorf, . 39.00
Paul Schroeder, 3.60
R. Schroeder, 20.00
David Jones, 3.12
Joseph Batdorf, 10.00
James Edmonds, 6.00
Chas. Baker, 12.50
DeBock, . . . . 4.00
District 35
Western Storage Co., .60
Proctor ft Beers, 122.60
A. D. Edwards, 35.00
District 36
A. J. Lais, , 42.00
S. H. Kauffman, 70.86
G. W. Owlngs, 10.60
Bud Kent, 8.76
C. E. Toder, 3.75
N. Blair, 1.25
John Wachtman, 4.00
A. Colllster, 8.00
John Casto, 2.00
District 88-
C. Kerr, 6.76
V. Dlx, , 9.00
G. W. Thlessen, 16.00
H. Thlessen, . 45.00
District 39
F. Busch, 2.75
A. J. Kelhofer, 49.38
S. Bailey, 27.75
F.- Beard, 3.50
A. Bailey, 4.50
In the matter of the petition of M. O.
Proctor and others for county road;
Ordered that viewers meet at place
of beginning on the 18th day of December.
In the matter of the petition of Henry
Gortlar and others for county road;
Ordered that viewers meet at place
. of beginning on the 17th day of December.
In the matter of road tax collected
within corporate limits of Oregon
City for year 1905;
Ordered that warrant be drawn on
general road fund for $2211.25 in
favor of Treasurer of Oregon City.
In the matter of petition of residents
and tax payers of road district No. 6,
for 13 boxes of powder, and that court
duplicate a subscription of 1299.75 for
planking the Kelso and Oregon City
road;
Ordered that 13 boxes of powder be
purchased, for said disy-lct, and that
$200 worth of road plank be fur
nished after the subscriptions are
collected and worked out.
In the matter of the office of Constable
for Justice of Peace District No. 3;
It Is ordered that the office of con
stable In Justice of the Peace Dis
trict No. 3, be and Bame Is declared
vacated, and that Ed Lakln be and
is appointed to fill vacancy.
In the matter of the claim of Mrs. E.
Wilbern for rebate of taxes;
Ordered that same be allowed and
that warrant issue for $6.40 in pay
ment of same.
In the matter of male .paupers of
ClackamaB county;
Ordered that all male paupers of
Clackamas county, are hereby cited
to appear before this court on the
first Wednesday of January term
1907 at the hour of ten o'clock a.m.
and show cause why their names
should not be stricken from the list.
In the matter of the petition for the
vacation of alley in Block 4, in town
of Oswego;
Objections having been filed to va
cation of same, it is ordered that
same be referred to January term
of this Court, at 10 a. m.
In the matter of procuring printing
and stationery for county officers:
Ordered that no stationery be paid
for by Clackamas County exeept
on written order of one of the mem
bers of this Court.
In the matter of the Paul Schneider
road;
Ordered that Supervisor proceed to
open said road on the survey, and
that eounty clerk notlfly said Su
pervisor of this order.
T. L BEARD PRESIDENT
Continued from page 1
of new louks on the East side of the
Willamette River by the United Statea
government This committee will re
port at the next meeting. The
general sentiment here is against the
purchase of the locks on the West side
of the river, and Judge Ryan is
fathering a movement for the con
straction of new looks.
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VMS MNTHWI OMMr. NEW OH CITY.
THE FULL BENEFIT
OF
PAY-DAY
is never yours unless a portion of your wages is put
away for future use. Begin now to provide for the
'rainy day" that is sure to come when sickness visits
your home or you are thrown out of employment. A
good way to do this is to open a SAVINGS AC
COUNT with us and add something to it each pay
day. Come and see us and we will gladly pive you
any desired information.
A DOLLAR
WILL START YOU.
THE BANK OF
OREGON CITY
Pbont 1121
T(ts. 1833
Office In favorht Cigar Store
Opposite masonic Building
Williams Bros, transfer Co.
Safes, Pianos and Turniture Moving
a Specialty
trtlaht and Parctls Dtllvertd Prices Etasonabh and
, Satisfaction Guaranteed
THE FINEST
STEAKS, CHOPS, VEAL,
LARD, ETC '.
TO BE HAD IN OREGON
CITY ARE AT
BROWN & WELSH'S
UP-TO-DATE MARKET
t?th STREET, A. O. U. W., BLD'C. 'PHON MIAN 271
Announcement I
The fruit grow
ers of Clacka
mas County
have realized
all prosperity
and high priced
lands of the
Hood River
country are due
to the little per
formance which
we are showing
in our picture.
We have noth
ing else to say
about real es
tate, you can do
that yourself,
but we want to
say iu connec
tion to our pic
ture that ye are
preparing to supply you with the right kind of a 6pray
pump, a pump up-to-date of different sizes to answer all the
reqirements of the law and that will do effective work. No
wasted time or material. We will gladly give you prices
and show up the working of these pumps.
FRANK BUSCH
WFJNHARD BUILDING OREGON CITY
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