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OREGON CITY COURIER Local Market ine prune market continues very active; for sound warehouse product price is firm ana demand strong. Hops are weak. A few sales are reported from Marion County at Cc, which Is about the top price. Eggs show a declining tendency; prices may be expected to fall gradu ally from this time on. Prices of poultry may be expected to keep pace with eggs, with a downward trend. Potatoes are weak. Growers have had a large supply on hand, realizing only enough to supply a wavering de mand now with the approach of spring demoralization of the market is looked for. This will naturally follow a flood of the market by the growers who must dispose of their potatoes within a few months. WHOLE8ALE QUOTATIONS. Vegetable, rrulti, Kto. Onions Oregon onions, $2.50 sack; potatoes, 5070c per hundred; Ore gon cabbage, 4050c doz.; rutabagas, lo lb.; fresh onions, 40c per dozen bunches; horseradish, 7c lb.; cauli flower, 4050o dozen; pumpkins, 60c doz., medium, 90c tofl doz., large; CELERY 50o dozen; hot house let- tuce, $1 box of 4 doz. heads. - KRAUT 20c to 25c gallon. HUBBARD SQUASH 45o to 90c dozen. POPCORN Shelled, ie to 5c. Butter and Eggi. - Butter Ranch, 5060c; cream ery, 60 70c roll. EGGS 22 Vid to 25c dozen. HONEY 12o to 14o frame. HONEY Strained, 7c to 9c lb. Freeh FrulU. Aples 41$ty75; cranberries, $11 per barrel. Dried Frulte. DRIED APPLES Quartered, sun dried, 6c and 7c; evaporated, 7c to 8c and evaporated and bleached, 8 to 9c; prunes,. 4c to 514c; silver prunes, 6 to 6V2C; pears, 11 to 12Vc. Grain, Flour and Feed. WHEAT 85c. OATS No. 1, white, $26$27. FLOUR Patent, $4.96; valley flour, $4.50; graham flour, $3.75$4.25; whole wheat flour, $3.75 $4.25; hard wheat flour, 4.80$5.00 bbl. MILLSTUFFS Bran, $21.50; mid dlings, $32; shorts, $25.00; dairy chop, $2122. HAY Valley timothy, No. 1, $16 $18 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, tl718; clover, $12; cheat, $15; grain $14ig16. Live Stook. STEERS !&$4.50. HEIFERS $3$3.60. COWS $2.50$3.00. MUTTON $4$4.50. LAMBS $4.75$5.00. HOGS $6.60 to $7.00. Poultry. OLD HENS 10 cents per pound; young roosters, lie; old rooeters, 9c; mixed chickens, 11c; spring chlokenr (frys) llc12c per pound. D re wed Meats. FRESH MEATS Hogs, 6c7c per pound; veal, y2cc; mutton, 9 10c; lamb (spring), llc12c. HAMS, Bacon 16c and 17c pound DEMOCRATS TO BANQUET. Delegates From Clackamas County to Be Elected March 5th Precinct Pri maries to Be Held February 29th. The biennial banquet of the Demo crats of Clackamas County will be held in this city Thursday evening, March 5, and at 10 o'clock on the morning of the same day the Demo cratic County Convention to elect del egates to the State convention will take place. It is probable that both the banquet and the convention will be held in Willamette Hall, though definite arrangements have not yet been made. The precinct primaries to elect three delegates from each pre cinct of the county to the county con vention will take place Saturday, Feb ruary 29, at 1:30 p. m. Harry E. Draper, J. E. Jack and Dr. A. L. Beatie will have charge of the general arrangements for the ban quet and will name the necessary sub cimmlttees in a few days.. It is ex pected to have speakers of prominence at the affair, and these will very likely include Governor Chamberlain, Judge James H. Raley, of Pendleton; Col onel Robert A Miller, Judge Foley, streams and have come off with very little trouble, although there .is a law prohibiting such acts, occasionally a case comes up to be tried and about as often. Is set aside or the matter dropped. Monday H. P. Diamond, vice-president and general manager of the Clackamas Lumber Company and the Clear Creek Lumber Company, was arrested on a charge of unlawfully dumping sawdust in an Oregon stream. It is alleged that Mr. Diamond's Clear Creek mill was the scene of the vio-. lation which ocured a few days ago, The hearing has been set for Wednes day, February 19, at 10 A. M., before Justice of the Peace Stipp. Attorney George C. Brownell appears for Mr. Diamond. " 1 1 1 in mismsJ&mUMnmmr'r4 OI ajarm. - z - "- ..r-E ERIHAY, FEBRUARY 14, W .ii.i-.. rt ua nil summer, and the result is the house is ready to te Soldiers Home Committee Meet Here S. F. Blythe, of Hood River, depart ment commander of the Grand Army of the Republic; Mrs. Cora M. Davis, of Union, department president of the Women's Relief Corps; B. F. Pike, of Mora, past commander; Mrs. Jennie B. Harding, past department presi derit, and George A. Harding, past department senior vice-commander, comprising the cottage committe of T ; DR. E. A. SOMMER. Mayor Lane and Frederick V. Holman, of Portland, and Charles V. Galloway, clerk of the State Land Board at Sa lem, who ran Congressman Hawley hard race two years ago. MARY ETTA BRENNAN. Young and Faithful Helpmeet Passes Away. Mary Etta, wife of H. Brennan, died at St. Vincent's Hospital, in Portland, after a five months' illness. Mrs. Brennan was taken to the hospital for soclatlon, and two sons living in Port- Mrs. Guile Dies In Missouri Word has been received in Oreeon Jiiy or the death of Mrs. W. H. Guile at Klrksville, Mo., her former home, where she had gone on a visit. Mr, and Mrs. Guile left Oregon City last ran ror a visit with relatives in Mis souri, where Mrs. Guile was taken ill They intended to return to their home at Gladstone as soon as she recovered but she gradually failed in health and her death shortly followed. Mrs. Guile was about 50 years of age and resided at Gladstone with her husband and daughter, the latter who Is con nected with the Portland Library As treatment about five days ago. Her body was brought to this city and taken to the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary A. Albright, on Fifth street, and the funeral services, which were large ly attended, were held at the St. John's Catholic Church on Monday morn ing at 9 o'clock, Rev. Father Spring er officiating. The interment took place in the Catholic cemetery. Mary Etta Brennan was born in Sioux County, Iowa, January 12, 1872, ana came to Oregon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Albright, when Bhe was six years of age, and settled in Southern Oregon, and in 1882 came to Oregon City, where she has made her home continuously since that time. Mrs. Brennan was married to H. Brennan in 1892, and to them was born one son, James Frederick, aged 1G years. Mrs. Brennan was the old est of four children, two of whom are living, Emm, of this city, and John, of Chenowlth, Wash., two sisters, Julia and Sarah, having passed away in this city several years ago. Mrs. Brennan was well liked by all who knew her, and her friends sympathize with the family in their bereavement. land. Mrs. Guile was a member of the Women's Meade Relief Corps of cms city, and was a highly esteemed , ,..;y: ' 7 FRANK JAGGAR. woman. The funeral took place at jurKsvine, where the body was in terred, and the husband will return to Oregon, where his children are re siding. Death of Thomas J. Reddy. News reached here Tuesday of the death, several days ago, of Thomas J. Roddy, who last summer was con struction manager of underground work of Oregon City and Farmers' Mu tual Independent Telephone Com pany of this city. Mr. Roddy's health was up to the standard last year, and in August he loft here for the Hood River country, but soon departed for his Eastern home, In Michigan, where he soon went Into decline, not being able to rally and soon succumbod to tuberculosis. Should Burn The Sawdust. Notwithstanding the fact that vari ous lumber companies have at one time or another dumped the refuse and sawdust from their mills into the Sues to Recover Property. Suit was Instituted Monday in Cir cuit Court by A. a. Rector to recover personal property from L. F. Wood, valued at $0'50, together with costs. It is alleged that Wood hired three horses, a wagon and harness from Rector January 1, 1908, agreeing to return the property February 1, 1908, but last Thursday he refused to de liver the property as agreed upon. An attachment has been issued against the property, which is now in Clark County, Washington. Keeping Open House. Everybody is welcome when we feel good ; and we feel that way only when our digestive organs are working prop erly. Dr. Klug's New Life Pills regu late the action of the stomach, livor and bowols so perfectly one can't help feeling good when he uses these puis. 25c at Howell & Jones' drug store. County Treasurer's Notice. , 1 now nave money to pay county idnV 7 elmorse Pnor to April 1, i07; also road warrants endorsed prior to January 1, 1907. interest . Z Ya -.a 01 "ua notlce. Febru ary 14, 1908. h. PADDOCK, County Treasurer. Junius up waste tissue, promotes appetite, Improves digestion, induces refreshing sleep, giving renewed strength and health. That's what Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35c, Tea or Tablets. Huntley uros. vo. A Woman's Back Bm many aches and pains caused bj weaknesses and falling, or other displace ment, of the polvlc organs. Other symp wms of female weakness are frequent headache, dizziness, Imaginary specks or dark spots floating before the eyes, gnaw ing sonsatlon in stomach, dragging or tearing down In lower abdominal or polvlc legion, disagreeable drains from pelvlo organg.faint spells with general weakness. II any considerable number of the above Smptoms are present there is no remedy at wTHitive quicker relief or a more per maient r than Dr. Pierce's Favorite KLPprnuv naj a record of over forty years of cuffeS. JJstJheinost potent Vino knnwn I.T. n,n,ll-.l " ' V v's JU - , j, -. ,a. 1 11 m 1 m.' a 1 c u-b. u 19 made of the glylcextradSr native medici nal roots found In Our forests and con v u.;10t drop of lcoho1 or harmful, or habit-forming drugs. Iu ingredients are ll printed on the bottle-wrapper and at tested under oath as correct. Every ingredient entering into "Fa jorlte Prescription" has the written en florsement of the most eminent medical writers of all the several tioe more valuable than any amount of uvu-piuiesaioiiiii testimonials though the ais 1 ui mining, naving been con tributed voluntarily by grateful patients In numbers to exeeed the endorsements B-reu u any otner medicine extant for me cure 01 woman s ills. You cannot afford to accept any medicine u. uimuuwu composition ai a substitute ur inis weu proven remedy of eitown wan, even tnough the dealer may make a little more profit thereby. lour Interest In regaining health is paramount to any selfish interest of hit and it Is an Insult to your Intelligence for him to try fl UP Too substitute. You Y-r. wwcw called for. the Roseberg Soldier's Home, held a meeting in this city Monday to discuss maters pertaining to the management and control of the cottages. C. A. Williams, assistant adjutant general of the department, and Miss Rosina Fouts, past department secretary, were also present at the meeting. occupied. Mr. Rockwell is erecting a very substantial residence in East Glad stone. , , Mrs. Crandall is also starting a neat cottage to occupy one of the lots recently purchased by he.. St. Paul's Church Improvements. The contract has been let for addi tions to St. Paul's Church which will add materially to the comfort of the parishioners and the beauty 01 church as well. Messrs. White & Scott have the contract, and the im provements will Include additional steps at the front, a spacious robing room near the entrance to accommo date a vested choir, and also four extra seats in the chancel for the choir. It is the Intention of the vestry men and the rector to complete these Improvements as soon as possible, so that the new vested choir may have proper seating by Easter. Stons earache in two minutes; tooth ache or pain of burn or scald In five minutes; hoarseness, one nour; mus- cleache. two hours; sore throat, twelve hours Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, mon- Brl!bytoJ.Mllun,sl.ofse - i tint ne sec 3, t. staf- in Dim" - 1 acre Iu School Report. Following Is a report of Shubel school for the month ending January 31, 1908. Number of pupils enrolled, 2K: number of days' taught, 20; av erase dally attendance, 23; cases of tardiness, 3. Those who were neither absent nor late are: Aletha, Beulah, Lulu and Walter Hornshuh, Sophia Bohlender, Alvin Stormer, Wendell Glnther. Visitors present, 6. Visitors always welcome. ROBERT GINTHER. Teacher. For That Terrible Itching. Eczema, tetter and salt rheum keep their victims In perpetual torment. The . application of Chamberlain s Salve will instantly allay this itching, and many cases have been cured by its use. For sale by Huntley Bros., Oregon City and Molalla. By a vote of 13 to 5, one member absent and not voting, the House com mittee on naval affairs Monday reject ed- the President's urgent recommend ation that Congress at this session au thorize the building of four battle- hips, at a total cost of $38,000,000, and by a unanimous vote there was included in the naval appropriation bill an authorization for the construc tion of two, to cost 19,500,000 each and to be of the Delaware type. 14 Letter List. Letter list for week ending February 1908: Women's List Dunphy, Miss Kate; Herman, Pearl Annie; Hodges, Miss Minnie; Long, Miss Shorty; Skaggs, Mrs. L. P.; Swift, Miss Mary (3). Men's List Roberts, W. E. T. P. RANDALL, P. M. LOST GAMMA SIGMA SOCIETY pin; white and black background, gold letters. Finder leave at Cour ier office. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas uounty ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State afore said, and that said firm will pay the sum or ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of De cember, A. D. 1886. (Seal) A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Installation of Officers. At a meeting of Cataract Hose Company No. 2, held Tuesday even ing, tne installation of officers oc curred and a dinner was given. Ed ward Rechner has been nominated for assistant chief of the department, and h. w. stratton for are commissioner, rlhe officers installed are: Sam Stow, president; Luther Moore, vice-presi dent; V. a. Howell, secretary? C.bna Hanaford, treasurer: E. A. Lelehton. foreman; Chas. Croner, first assist ant foreman; Noble Charles, second assistant foreman. Asks Divorce. In the Circuit Court last week Al fred Doreey. through his attorney. George C. Brownell, filed suit for di vorce against Jennie Belle Dorsey, to whom he was married November 26. 189C, in Franklin County. North Caro lina. Dorsey says his wife had an ill temper and wanted to leave him and her home. LEARN TO EAT. Few People In Oregon City ' Really Know How. Slow eating will solve one-half the problems of ill health. Those who suf fer already with indigestion and weak stomach can with care and the use of Mi-o-na stomach tablets restore their di gestion to a healthy condition, so that they can eat what they want at any time without fear of distress or suf fering. After a few days' use of Mi-o-na stomach tablets, the headache, dizzy reeling, drowsiness, bad taste in the mouth, coated tongue, nervousness, sleeplessness, distress after eating- all these symptoms of a weak stom ach will diseappear, and perfect di gestion and a good skin will show that the vital machinery is once more running smoothly. Take a little Ml-o-na tablet before each meal so that it will stimulate the digestive Juices and give strength to the stomach, and then it will take care of the food that is eaten, with. out Indigestion and the unpleasant full reeling with which so many suffer after meals. Howell & Jones have so much con fidence is the power of Mi-o-na to cure indigestion and all stomach ills that they give a guarantee with every 50-cent box to refund the money if the remedy fails to give satisfaction. Jrnrclahn,3,2e. $1. t a nornfiii to L. Sarget, j. 0. sec 10. 3, 3e. 1. , . , a Ituib In J W Lodor, lots 4, 5'CLckamas Co. to P R Mar.ey ft acre In sec 9, 2, 3e. $0.50. P H MarlaytoJ. C. Elliott, i acre In sec 9, 2, 3e. $1. j h. Colt to H. P. Anderson, lot 19, Orchard Homes. $050. C. AiHSWorth to O, M. Fry, 27V, acres In sec 24, 5, lw. $000. H W Brown to G. Brown, lot 6, blk 99R0on City, and 2 tract Jonson VoEbEb. W.Brown, lot 5, blk VtoM. Kn. part of tract J. .Willamette Falls. $126. L. ti. wiiiiuiua "J v " '"" -. nnrl O hllf 14 0,86, $100. t r..ioi. NHsh to D. A. James, lot 6. blk 151, Oregon City. $1. P. J. Henneman to M. M. Cavenaugh, 1 1 acres in Whltcomb CI., 1, le. $ M. M. Cavanaugh to P. J- Henne man, 11 acres In Whltcomb D. L. t. Oregon Land Co. to R. V. Aiixier, lots 7 to 14, and 27 to 40, blk 89, Minthorn. $13. T. Bilyeu to I. O. Bergstrom, s ol sw4, sec 1, 4, le. $1. Ross & Roberts to C. apfer, 14 acres In Robertson. $. '50. M. E. Boswell to J. T. Page, part CI. 38, 4, 3e. $525. W. W. Everhart to N. H. Engle, lot blk 2, Everhart Add., Molalla. $80. S. D. Smalley to L. Humiston, tract 28, Oregon Homes. $200. G. T. Slaughter to C. D. Slaughter, 10 acres in sec 12, 6, le. $00. D. H. Hasbrouck to S. 0. Dlllman, 7 acres in CI. 40. $900. J W. Loder to E. M. Howell, lots 4, 5, 16 and 17, blk. 21, Gladstone. $1. L. Sargert to C. M. Stltes, 18 acres in sec 3, 10, lw. $3000. O. Vansycle to C. R. Llttell, lots 37 and 38, blk 40, Minthorn. $30. W. W. Everhart to M. B. Lett, nH lots 4 and 5, blk 1, Everhart's Add. $100. M. B. Lett to R. E. Hamilton, part lot 1, Everhart's Add. $50. E. S. Levi to J. W. Grasle, lots 1 to 12, blk 43, lots 7 to 12, blk 44, lots 1 to 6, blk. 45, lots 1 to 14, blk 46, lots 2 and 4, blk. 33, Mil. Hgts. $2500. E. O. Bellinger to T. L. Charrnan, blks Nos. 1, 21, A and B, Gladstone. $925. John Straus to W. A. Proctor, in terest In sw of sec 19, 2 5e. $1. J. Straus to W. A. Proctor, In terest in sei4 of se4 sec 3, 2, 4e. $1. D. Herlihy to W. A. Proctor, sw of se sec 13, 2, 4e. $1. J. Straus to W. A. Proctor, ne4 of ne sec 3, 2, 4e. $800. W. Q. Buffington to K. Lauderback, 5 acres in sec 28, 1, 4e. $2500. J. W. Roots to W. A. Proctor, lots 2 and 3, tract 20, Boring Junction. $200. M. Tooze to E. Miller, lots C and 15, and Ely lots 7 and 14, blk 16, Gladstone, $1800. D. H. Hendee to C. C. McCormlck, part sec 36, 1, le. $1200. E. Killen to G. Baker, lots 12 and 12, blk 2, Edgewood. $35. Clackamas Abstract Co., land titles examined, abstracts furnished, all in formation reliable and guaranteed. Office over the BanR of Oregon City, John F. Clark, manager. Real Estate Transfers f Si v . V If w amJt C. H. DYE. Gladstone's Boom. . in some of Gladstone's additions there are springing up several new residences and numerous purchases of lots are reported with prospective Diuiuers. l TT..-1 I .. . viiaut-s iiooQ is just starting a modern, six-room bungalow, with all improvements. ine six-room house put up in one weeK ty a large force of men by John Anderson, shows what can be done when the case requires. Mr. Anderson WANTED A representative in this county by Urge real estate corporation. Specie inducements to those who wish to be come financially interested. The Real Estate Security Co. Fort Dearborn BIdg. CHICA CO , ILL Peter Gaffney et us. and Gravce McGinnis et vir, to J. F. Killoran, northwest section 9. township 8 south, range 4 east: 2. Fannie Gaylord et ux to Dwleht tsain, lot -z, blk 19, Falls View; $1. Rachael and Dwlght Bain to Marion Green, same tract: SGOO. Otto Kunzman et ux to Hans Olsen, 1 acre In Walker's die; $50. . Chris. Boss et ux to William Wendt, tract in James Officer's die, 149.05 acres; $2,700. Minnie Wells to J. E. Wells, tract on south side Molalla River, 45 acres; ?,uuu. Pearl L. Thomas et vir to Darius Fouts, lots 1 and 2, section 10, town ship 3 south, range 3 east, 40 acres; $1,000. F. E. Burley to Chas. Moran. lot 1 Heckart's addition to Oregon City, $1. Same to same, lota 12. is nrt 14'v.ib 1, Mountain View: II. Callahan Claim, in 5, 3e.- $1. C. M. McLin to H. .1. Restal U Hoi. lahan Claim, 48 acres in section 12 R. Shafer to J. F. - 0., 1: J. H. Gibson to H. Hargreaves 16, Logan Tracts. $350 D. C. Latourette to R. Grubbs, a. Reynolds to M. F. Ambler, 2 -.o in bcu o, i, ze. I2.5U. 1. mcannur 10 w. L. Mead, 6.5C auica iu Milton Brown Claim, 3, le, 200. TT i w , . t-eru investment Co. to C. J. jues, o acres in Garrett CI. $1. Hibernia Savings Bank to A. Gitt- ti 3 10 and blk- c Mil- Hgts- F. Hargreaves to PI 7 and 8, blk. 8, Gladstone. $1 ' Hanson & Marks to A. n rvi ai acres in Fish Claim, 4, le. $1600.' H. E. Harris to Horton A rw" oii lot of blk. 26, Oregon City, $8,250 C. McCown to C. T. Tooze lots 7 and 8, blk. 7, Gladstone. $200 u Li. Staudinger to D. r. PpII ic; acres in sec 6, 5, 3e. 1500 C. Auwater to A. HenrtriVa of sw4 of the ne sec 4 2 lot 8 3e. C. Junker to D. Herllhv lot 1 'kit 1 Junkers Addition to Sandy. $150. ' jj nenmy 10 i. b. Milan, ne of neVi and se of ne.y an a 9 i $2000. F. M, Mulkey and Frederick W. Mulkey to Robt. T. Llnney, 3.2 acres of sec. 26. $10.00. F. M. Mulkey and Frederick W. Mul key to Robt. T. Linney, 3.57 acres In n of nw& of sec 20. $10.00. H. W. Jones to Robert T. Linney, 17.7 acres In sec 25, T Is, 4e of Wil lamette Meridian. F. W. Fieldhouse to Robt. T. Linney 3.54 acres of s of nei4 of sec 26. $177. Charles F. Ehman to Robt. T. Lin ney, 5.01 acres in sec 30, T Is, R 5e. $10.00. United States to David VInzant, 80 acres in sec 3, T 2s, R 3e. Henry Brand to Laura Brand, 3 acres in Wm. Holmes D L C, T 3s, R 2e, Willamette Meridian. $600. Alonzo Sutton to August Link, 6 acres in sec 1, T 2s, R 2e. $275. Hans Norman to Gustave Engebrecht and Annie Engebrecht, all of lots No. 182 in block A in Stokes' Add to Ore gon City. $200. E. Preuschoff to Frank Preuschoff, e of ne14, and eV4 of swi sec 12, T 4s, R 4e. $200. T. Will et al. to Lizzie M. Will, 39.11 acres in sec 18, T 4, R le. $1.00' S. E. Gregory and Annie Gregory to Ida Burgess, a portion of Oregon City ciaim. tzav. G. W. Kelland and Laura Kelland to wm. u BHggs, 40 acres in sec 7, T 4, R 2e. $800. L. Bartlemay to Harvey Gibson, CO acres In Claim No. 50, T 2s, R 3 and 4e $2500. United States to A. J. Vickers. 640.01 acres, T 3, R le. C. H. Caufleld to R. p. Caufield et ai westerly of lot 3, block 63, Oregon City. $250. R. J. Ginn to E. F. Heath, 32V. acres in James McNary D. L. C $1 " R. F. Bryan to R. J. Ginn, 135 8 acres in James McNarv r. T. r t Henry Hilleary to P. H. Cnslrk' m acres in sec 8, T 2, 3e. $1. H. H. Anders to Walter Shriner 28 acres In sec 25, T 3, 4e. ucto Hoffman to Geo. Burbach 23 aC$rC000be'ng a "art f neV4 f S( Louis Salomon to Fred BIrkmier "''X;. 6. . 10 and 12 of block No. 38, Milwaukie Heights. $650. T. L. Charrnan, trustee, to E M Howell and Anna Howell lots 1 2 3 ?; 15' U.'J? and 20- bIock 21, Glad W. A. Shaw to B. M. Hart, lot No 20 In Jennings Lodge. $285. E. F. Riley to Frederick Molt, 2 acres in the A. P. Smith D. L C T 2s, R 2e. $100. ' oM S. Friendly and Herbert M 2s, R 2e. $1. F. Srase, R. B. Holcomb and A. C. "u,wm" 10 J. w. Koots, a portion of Isom Cranfield D. L. C. f 2 R 2e i Minnie Scheer to A. J. Meyer Meyer. 40 acres T 9 n 1. $3000. ' " xe' 0. & C. R. R. Co. to A. G. Bratos s of swy4 sec 15, T 2s, R 4e. $280 B. F. Kelloge to Tjinni-a n 1' lots 1, 2 and 3. of blnrk k r0hD' nroo m.. , ' "nil rrank Batter tn Vro i , . " "CMC, lot .u uivviv hj, lots 5, 6, 7 and 8 block 150, Oregon City. $350. ' tnora is. Conk-n tn 11 o tj-.i, 'ots 3 and 4 of 1oC&7ffi to Oregon City, $1. u inris Zimmerman tn pvb,i win n 1 o acres in sec IS, T 4s. R le 1 ' Henry Hillearv t w t n:" . 93 acres, sec 8 f T 3e $3000 Friendly, 78.67 acres to sec 6, T 4s, u. &turges tn .T. v n0i,.. acres in sec 6, T 5. 2e. mnn ' lot i. ft Sturfe t0 Wm. G. Markham, lot 3 in sec 6, T 5, 2e. $1000. SPRAYING TIM . ."r . ft! ft v mm DO NOT LOOK CHEAiyspRM buy mvtfi and save time and We handle the best ttf market.. If you Spray Pump, gjVe chance tofigqrewithj, f RlirkFT fd SPRAY Ptf XVI pipe ktjmskjnt OUR STOCK COMPLETE We received a good sapply of strong R0fefcef jj( and can make you Very Interesting Prices. , , J REMEMBER! that we are doi' business In our c, store fcoilding and can UNDERSELL PORTIA! FRANK BUSCI MAIN AND II Mi STREETS j OREGON CITY, - - OREGtfp K.i'"j..a star opavm Curb or ophnr SlOdclX'S Lnvirrxeivt is unsurpassed Impenetrates and relieves painverj quickly-needs very little rubbing .end does nol leave a scar or blemish. An cnhsepMc remedy for thrush, risruia ana any abscess. PRICE 25.5(H .00 Sloan'sTreaNse on Horses. CaHle. Hogs end PwW oenr rree Aridresi Dr. Corl S.Sloan, 8o!ron. Mau.UiA H t Oi Jelt A. Ti In pu lie R. B. Beatie to Henry Hughes, 7.G8 acres In sec 22, T 3, 2e. $2.33. The Estacada Rrick & Tile Co to C. K. Williams, 23.87 acres In sec 21 1G.52 acres In sec 20 and 29, T 3, 4e. $1. The Oregon Iron & Steel Company to Dora E. Wilson, 1.1 acres In First Add to Oswego. $1. Charles R. Hannan to J. W. Hannan, sett sec 12, T 2, Oe, and w of w of ett of sec 17 and ntt of sec 18 T 2 7e. $1. ' A. N. Johnson to Estacada Stall Bank, lot 4 In Fraloy's add to Estnca da. $300. Elizabeth Hager to Joseph E'th entruber, 79.34 acres in the Re Lashmutt D. L. C, T 2, 3e. r J. E. Deardorf to John A. acres in sec 6, T 2s, R 3e. lwe Jerry Horn to Dale V. Hiyju 12.01 acres in T 2, 2e. jra- J. H. Bruce and A. M.,Gooi0r' and 2, Cable acreage. $1000. nat Josephine Belorsdorf et al.ifgti, F. Beiersdorf, 40 acres In wknd 28, R 3e. js Alkerzine Lawson to Fraiijqxi ett, 25 acres in sec 14, T 4, Be. I 1 Margaret Weldner, trustwOrt Fred Henrici, 45.49 acres, I joi $2300. . jf Nursing baby? It's a heavy strain on mother. Her system is called upon to supply nourishment for two. Some form of nourishment that wiH be easily taken up by mother's system is needed. Scoffs Emulsion contains the greatest possible amount of nourish ment in easily digested form. Mother and baby are wonderfully helped by ite use. - In. an n ALL DRUGGISTS! 50c AND 11.00 3" Mrs. and J. in 43.42 MAKE YOUR OWM CTnri mnrxr. ,.iui SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABli Crush and mix in ffmH eu o ?- A.ku. h( - vp sail, rrufjer uuse in lauiwis Makes Your Rth t t -i .1 rn I: L,uuft jiKe ine ivy cot.denrs"des"n of' th! d' r? ?d Fowls' TheV are mad. from the active Tl " good when 10 vean nM .. , S7"'' contain Sawdust, Ashe., Chop Feed or Bn W d try once SKIMO clr'0 i da79old- They comply w th all pure druj!; Blister, Cathartfc Ht ? Ve?unJ?hM- r SKIDOO Worm, Kidney, Spavin .Cure or Barb WT' Pholera' Di'n,per, Pink Eye, Colic tablets W" ' Incorpo'rat; Capi Z ffi ! distributed by THE BLUE BELL MEDIO" t. Btcoo,ooo.oo; Watertown, South Dakota, U. S. A. FOR SALE BY A. ROBERTSON. Pbont mi Jf. IS33 Olflct In TapoHte Cfl'f ' Opposite masonic " in i Williams Bros, transfer 0 Safes, Pianos and Turniture Moving j a Specialty . ! fitlgbt and Parc,ln,u.. ..a . .hh ' "--r.u tirieta ruatvn'"- Satisfaction 6uri
