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OREGON CITY COURIER FRIDiAY, APRIL 17, 1908
H. H. Smidt 6.00
E. W. Smidt 10.00
Willie Sprolsky 8.00
Kell Bros 129.00
S. O. Miller 2.48
Lewis Kell 27.00
J. Rash .17.50
J. J. LIppuner 6.00
15 ENTER
Ira McConnell 10.00
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District No. 1.
Milwaukle Mer Co 1.00
Davis & Webster 21.16
A. B. Kirkley GO.OO
Con Battin 12.00
D B. Mass 24.00
D. Mass 30.00
H. A. Battin 10.00
John Johnson 16-25
W. H. Counsell 42.50
District No. 5.
O. A. Palmer B5.G0
A. O. Hoborg, 8.00
Geo. A. Tacheron 2.00
Geo. Perret 6.00
C. M. Lake 1.00
District No. 6.
J. B. Tawney 16.25
Chaa. Krebs ...I 21.25
DiBtrlct No. 8.
H. I Chalker 6.00
Fred Brldonstein 6.00
It. Mu'rry 8.00
Chas. Cox ... 5.00
W. O. Rugh 4.00
P. Swan 4.00
B. P. Hart 20.00
D. W. Douglas 15.00
District No. 11
A. Mather 5.9k
M. Risers 9.00
B. Rivers 10.00
D. C. Hlestand 8.00
E. Harrington 12.50
District No. 12.
Clear Creek Lumber Co 9.48
Anderson & Son 8.00
Fred Gerber 2.50
District No. 13.
Frank Busch 9.05
S. T. Deerlng Lumber Co 4.14
Pope & Co 1.88
G. Schneider 8.00
G. A. Schneider 2.00
H. Lowo 2.00
J. Mattoon 2.00
H. GUI 2.00
A. Schneider 8.00
Leon Hulot 8.00
O. Johnson 8.00
J. Spatz, : 7.00
J. Harris 2.00
Jacob Harris 2.00
A. Hubert 22.50
District No. 15. '
O. C. Mill & Lumber Co 20.56
. Wilson & Cooko 7.00
W. M. Flue 57.50
C. Kenzy 50.00
Jack Confer 69.50
L. Mattoon 22.00
A. Mead 34.00
A. O. Eaton ...29.00
J. Y. Humphry 14.00
F. Way 4.00
Geo. Lazelle 7.00
E. White 6.00
A. C. Warner 4.00
R. W. Porter S.00
District No. 16.
James Hettinger 4.00
F. Busch 3.00
A. O. Miller 4.00
Frank Gutpertol ,. 4.00
James Hettinger 5.50
Fred Chinn , 2.00
Aug. Stahely 8.75
Willie Staehely 16.00
District No. 17.
Carlton & Roseakrana 12.G5
A. Kocher 1
N, Dlgerncss ' 4.75
C. Fellerson 4.00
Roy Donegon ..17.10
Geo. Koehler '..29.00
Elroy Bates 3.60
Henry Smith 40.25
Cultivators, Fishing Tackle
AND
Sewing
Machines
Hardware and Tinware
"Pittsburg
perfect"
FENCE
COOKE
Carl Lucke 42.00
Morley Mack 21.00
Geo. Spencer 14.00
T. B. Hamilton 2.25
J. C. Fellows 15.35
S. Bany ". 19.25
Fred Bany 7.00
Adam Bany 9.60
Ben A. Linn 6.10
District No. 18.
Pope & Co. ..I 3.40
H. Rogers 20.10
J. Grossmiller ' . . 27.10
G. A. Schuebel 38.85
Alvln Hornshuh 17.50
W. Bohlandor 20.10
P. Steinor 17.50
W. Herman 20.10
C. Grossmiller 14.88
A. Hornshuh 34.60
D. Guinther 25.00
J. Shannon 16.85
E. W. HornBhuh 45.00
II. Guinther 24.00
F. Bohlandor 20.50
A. Guinther .25.25
C. Guinther 7.50
Emll Guinther 85
Oluf Oss 25.10
C. Jones 12.50
District No. 19.
D. L. Trulllnger 10.50
J. J. Mallatt 4.00
R. Orem 20.00
A. Erlckson 1.00
F. Erlckson 1.00
R. Orm 4.00
A. Latins 6.00
J. Adkins 2.00
C. E. Smith 2.00
J. M. Mallatt 1.00
F. Brunor 1.00
E. A. Mallatt 4.00
J. J. Mallatt 10.00
District No. 20.
Frank Busch 2.25
B. Sullivan 1.50
G. R. Miller 4.00
Nat Scrlbnor 2.60
District No. 22.
Andrew Kocher 67.50
Carlton & Rosenkrans 100.00
District No. 23.
A. Zimmerman 231.80
District No. 24.
Henry Deets 25.00
Steve Fisher 17.00
James M. Stewart 2.25
William Miller 1.60
John Gahler 6.75
L. P. Spagle 37.00
Obed I. Miller 6.48
District No. 25.
Carlton & Rosenkrans 31.20
Obed I. Miller 6.38
J. W. Smith 5.48
J. W. Smith 23.75
Charlos Thomas 5.25
L. Grim 3.37
C. It. Smith 7.50
Victor Grimm 6.00
J. E. Wells 6.00
John Ager 1.50
F. C. KHuger 6.00
Millard Adams 1.50
Charles Parmer 3.00
C. Joost 1 1.25
William Helnj 5.25
August Blarsley 3,00 !
George Damm 6.75 '
R. P. Wallace 12.00 j
Henry Gilbert 3.00
Charles Gilbert 4.50
Jack Kraig 3.00
Herman Wehner 3.00
Joseph Gibson 7,50
F. H. Wallace 1.50
Otto Kraxberger 1.50
D, Harmes 6.00
P. H. Tucker 10.50
W. Cribble u.26
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Oliver
Plows
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SHARPLES
CREAM
SEPARATORS
OREGON
CITY, OR.
J. Grlbble 6.75
H. Kraus 6.75
Ensley Grlbble 3.75
G. Oglosby . .75
C. Oglesby 2.25
F. Oglesby 2.25
J. B. Mitts 15.00
District No. 26.
0. Cutting 1.00
H. S. Ramsby . 1.00
J. H. Dart ' 1.00
Chas. Dart 3.00
D. Fox 6.00
H. N. Everhait 16.00
P. F. Kayler j 1.00
Wm. M. Fairfield 6.25
P. J. Mayfleld 2.50
District No. 47.
Carlton & Rosenkrans 2.40
J. W. Ebner 51.65
W. L.. Freeman 1.50
Ed Hobert '. . 3.00
S. Skelton 1.50
Bert Garrett , 7.00
Oils Olson 4.00
Ed. Hubbard 8.00
Albert Earth 8.00
L. E. Landsom .' 3.00
J. Labour 22.60
District No. 28.
Ray Wyland 16.00
Omer Williams 10.00
Ben Wade 10.00
Leslie Shanke 31.50
Francis Haun 10.00
Frank Haun 6.00
Harrison Wilson 6.00
John Shepherd 20.00
Ben Johnson 49.00
Scott Carter 41.00
Jesse Bagby 4.00
Charles Brown . 21.5u
Hubert Engle 9.00
J. N. Gary 25.00
James Marts 13.50
Frank Sherman 17.T5
Pierce Miller 2.00
Elmer Sawtell 4.00
James Nickelson 1100
Jamos' Gray 11.00
Ed Wyland 10.00
Oscar Vorheis 11.00
George Wills 1100
L. D. Shank 55.00
Luther Nickelson 36.60
G. M. Groshong 45.00
Ellis Nickelson .' 1G.50
J. M. Nickelson SO 50
J. H. Groshong 10 uO
Oscar Vorheis 19.50
Ed Wyland 150
Frank Gray 23.50
Carl Herld 19 50
John Furgeson 29.50
S. M. Fisher 29.50
1. D. Sharp ..36.00
D. M. Groshong 66.00
F. J. Ridings' .' 9.70
C. M. Jfastin 44.00
Loran Trulllnger 21.50
Frank Sawtell 17.00
J. C. Mulvlehill 17.25
Archie Boyles .19.75
Edward Coover 12.23
Leslie Ramsay 13.25
C. A. Ramsay 15.25
Clarence Ramsay 7.25
N. J. Muller ' 25.00
Louis Dougherty l'.OO
Charles Hardee 7.50
John Coover 9.00
Ralph Hardee ? 16.00
James Berry 2S.75
Guss Berry 56 00
A. Hardee 41 U0
Robbing Bros 19.55;
O. Boyles 16.50
Benny Boyles 7.00
District No. 29.
S. O. Marks 37.35
Lewis Kell 16.50
Aaron McConnell 10.00
S. O. Miller 3.25
Kell Bros 3.64
District No. 31.
H. D. Harms '. 26.25
W. Nussbaum 21.85
F. Oldenstadt 7.00
H. Oldenstadt 6.25
J. Memic 20.10
A. Schotz 4.35
W. Schotz 46.25
F. Moser 3.60
F. Weddel 21.00
S. Turner 3.50
G. Peters 10.50
A. H. Delker 15.75
W. Powell 7.00
F. J. Schotz- 3.00'
A. F. Delker 5.25
C. Schrader .. 14.00
R. De Neuf 14.00
J. Bushbaum 7.00
A. Borland 10.00
E. Athey 3.60
District No. 32. ..
H. D. Harms 25.90
J. McConnell 7.00
John Ross ... 13.50
W. Willis . . ... ... . 9.00
F. Kruger ... ... 6.00
R. Dewey . . 7.00
W. C. Heater 8.00
A. Weston .. 1.00
W. Obust 4.00
District No. 33.
Henry Cromer . 17,
The Cary Hdw Co 24.
W. M. Warnick 2.
Victor Schmld ... 9.
J. Gutridge 0,
G. Rainy 7,
G. Gutridge 9
W. A. Wilcox 3
Harry Howell 3
Henry Cromer j 17,
L. F. Raley 17,
G. Keller 7,
Henry Cromer 20
District No. 34.
Wilson & Cooke 2,
J. M. Turner ' ,
O. C. Lumber Co. . . .19,
A. J. Hodge fil,
Gus Gross 53
Fred Zimmerman 61,
Ernest Bockman 24
Rudolph Schroder 1
Louis Koellermeier 39,
Will Kiser 6.62
Nels Chrlstensen ... 20.62
Gus Koellermeier 6.62
J. Iderhoff 6.37
John Sager 15.93
Sam Mosier 19 68
John Wilkin 7.50
Will Jaster ' 7.50
C. Zimmerman 31.05
Deward Hodge 24.50
Adolf Gross '.22.75
A. D. Bowers 12.25
Henry Koellermeier ... 8.75
Aug. Koellermeier 7.00
Aug. Geshwendt 2.62
Edward Rabel 2.62
Fred Jaster ... 3.50
Johny Wilklns ... 3.50
A. Admochgi 3.90
John Holub ... 5.25
J. Iderhoff , 1.75
Jeff Shaw ... .' 11.00
John Turner ... 53.75
District 35.
Frank Beers . . ., 109.90
R. Tasseil 10.95
Jonsrud Bros 56.64
N. E. Donahue 122.86
A. D. Edwards 33.75
Thos. Dunn 14.00
C. H. Edwards 6.00
A. Backus 16.00
J. Patterson 28.43
G. W. Beers 15.00
A. Bachus 19.00
C. H. Edwards .19.00
Thos Dunn 18.00
J. Patterson 34 00
Dlstr'ct No. 36.
A. S. Thompson 6 85
John Casto 9 00
D. Bunnemeyer 9.75
Bud Thompson 13.50
Ivan Broadwell ... '. '. , . ..4.60
E. J. Casto 12.00
P. J. Schneider 34.00
Dlstr'ct No. 37.
DuPont Powder Co 18.90
C. W. Kruse 108.68
A. W. Haines 12.50
District No. 39.
Everhart & Co. ... M 3.60
F. Busch .. 7.25
Story & Thomas 8.20
A. Mather 62.50
Pope & Co 8.15
Herman Fisher ... 50.63
Robert Shanborn 66.88
Albert Shanbom . ... 58.13
Evan Lewis 66.18
Jack Irish ... 66.88
George Orem 43.63
Wm Wlesmandle 64.13
Frank Jaggar 11.00
Gv Gulllam 2.00
Charles Robinson ... 2.00
C. Vanhoy 2.00
O. Oss 1.50
F. Eggeman 3.50
J. Eggeman 2.00
C. Muralt 2.50
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THE REPUBLICAN
VOTERS:
The only Republican State
ment No. 1 candidate for Joint
representative from Clacka
mas and Multnomah Counties
Is Doctor Walter C. Belt, of
Sellwood.
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Fountain Pen 100 Tags
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Mr. Ramsby has the record of look
ing after the business in tho Record
er's office for the people of Clacka
mas County to their entire satisfac
tion. He is a clean cut, bright and
capable young man. Born and raised
within the limits of the county where
he now serves the people, he is well
acquainted with their needs and his
nomination for the office of Recorder
of Conveyances to succeed himself, on
the Republican ticket, is assured as
there is no one to oppose him from
that source. Mr. Ramsby has an in
born hatred for crooked or biased
work, whether in public or private af
fairs and is ever eai f to champion
the cause for right and justice.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH NOTES.
Vested Choir Will Sing At Easter Ser
vices at Episcopal Church. .
Services will be held on Good Fri
day at 10 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Ad
dress on "The Seven Words from the
Cross" at the evening service.
The Daughters of the King will
hold a Market at the Weinhard build
ing, Saturday afternoon.
The church will be decorated for
the Easter Services on Saturday af
ternoon. Any one having flowers suit
able for decorations Is invited to send
them to the church by 1 o'clock.
The Easter Festival will begin with
a celebration of the Holy Communion
at 8 o'clock.
A second celebration will follow at
10:45 with Easter music rendered by
the vested choir, and the sermon by
the pastor on the words: "If a Man
Die, Shall He Live Again?"
6. . The choir is composed of the
following: Miss Marion Lewth
waite, organist; Robert Bowen, Cruci
fer; Mrs. Frank Forsberg, Choir
Mother; Mrs. Augusta Warner, Mrs.
J. R. Humphrys, Mrs. V. Harris, Miss
Alice Lewthwalte, Miss Margaret
Goodfellow, Miss Gertrude Fairclough,
Miss Clara Deute, Miss Clara Fields,
Miss E. L. Moulton, Miss Nellie Long,
Mrs. Nelson Wlsner, Mr. H. L. Kelly,
Mr. H. H. Hughes, Herbert Harris,
Charles Beatle, Robert Beatie, Irwin
Evans, Douglas Wolfer, Tod Wol
fer, Kent Moody, Gerald Warner,
Fairfax Myers, Roland Forsberg.
Sunday school at 12:15, at which
service the children will present their
Lenten savings as an Easter offering
for Missions.
Baptismal service at 3 o'clock.
Evening prayer and sermon at 6
o'clock. Sermon topic, "Jesus and the
Resurrection." The annual parish,
meeting will be' held on Wednesday
evening In Easter week.
Good Lectures.
Two very important events in
which the people of Oregon City will
be interested will take place at the
Baptist Church. On next Sunday ev
ening, the Rev. Thomas Moody of
the Congo will speak. He comes
fresh from the scenes made public
by the atrocities of King Leopold up
on the natives. All Interested in stop
ping the cruelties imposed upon these
people by the ruler of Belgium in the
rubber traffic ought to hear Mr.
Moody next Sunday night. He will
relate as an eye-witness the horrors
of the system. On Friday evening,
April 24, 1908, under the auspices of
the "Come and See," Men's Bible
Class, Dr. J. W. Brougher, of the
White Temple, Portland will deliver
his very popular lecture at the church
entitled: "What's Under Your Hat?"
This will be an evening full of wit,
humor and fun. Come that night and
laught away some of your cares.
Will Give May Ball.
The St. John's Young People's Club
held a meeting at McLoughlin hall
with valuable tags
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Leather Pocketbook 80 Tags
Steel Carving Set 200 Tags
Best Steel Shears 75 Tags
Monday evening, and important busi
ness was brought up for discussion.
It has been decided by the club to
give a May Day Ball at the Armory
on May Dayaud the chairmen of the
three committees who were appoint
ed are Dancing, William Mulvey; re
freshments, Charles W. Kelly; music,
John Finnucane. The chairmen will
appoint the committees assigned to
them, and a report will be given at
the next meeting.
Eagles Attention.
All members of Oregon City Aerie
No. 993 are most cordially invited to
attend a smoker next Monday even
ing, April 20, at F. O. E. Hall, Oregon
City, when Portland Aerie No. 4, of
Portland, will be entertained. H. F.
Pusey, secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON'S
HONESTY
Was only one of his many admirable
qualities. He practiced thrift, hard
work and patience in both his own
and national affairs. : -:- -:-Thrifty,
careful people who prefer
safe, sure propositions to the get-rich-quick
schemes, should form a
partnership with our Savings Depart
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NEW FIRM AND NEW DEALS
Come and see us if you want to buy or
sell. We have good income property
to sell. Big Farms, Little Farms and acre
age; improved and unimproved. City
property and city deals
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Mt. Pleasant Civic Improvement Club
Raises Money for Sidewalk
Fund.
The Mount Pleasant Civic Improve
ment Club gave a "Guess What" so
cial at the schoolhouse on Tuesday
evening and the proceeds amounted
to $5.00, which will go towards the
sidewalk fund, the sidewalk to ex
tend to the Tabor place. On the ar
rival of each person a slip of paper
bearing a name was pinned on his
back, and at an appointed time during
the evening he was made to guess
the name on the card, and caused
much amusement. This was follow
ed by a spelling school match, and all
who participated proved to be experts
in spelling. During the ev
ening cake and coffee were served by
the ladies of the club. Misses Velma
and Ova Myers gave a pleasing vocal
duet during the evening.
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