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OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1910
I For Permanent
TRAM
HERBINE r.cts directly on the Liver. It will cure CONSTIPA
TION, DYSPEPSIA, BILIOUSNESS, MALARIA AND CHILLS. It
1b ontiroly free from all poisonous mineral substances, and is com
posed solely of LIFE-GIVING HERBS. It is adapted for weak and
weary constitutions; strengthens the woakonod glands and organs;
it chocks all dorangomonta of the body. "Try a bottle to-day."
Fifty Cents a Bottle. Avoid All Substitutes.
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OnvMttqvJ3ag
JENNINGS LODGE
The Brevices at the Grace ohnpel
were well attended on Sunday, J'Uin
ary 80 Kev. Shupp of Milwaukee
spoke fron Romans ia :3. The church
services is hold from 2:16 and the
Snndav school will be held imrue
Ulately following and all are most
cordially invited to attend any or an
of these services.
0. I'. Morse has recently purchased
some river front property at Oak
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaeger and sons of
Portland spent Sundav at their cot
ruffe at this rilace.
Mr. MeClure of Portluud visited
Mr. David Clark on Snudav.
Mr. Dont, who recently pDrchased
the Frod Terry cottage, in having the
walls kalsoinined ana retintoa.
Mrs. Frmk Soesbe. acomuiinied by
her son, Kenneth, ot Oregon Oity, and
her sister from Portland, wera callers
at tht) home of Mrs. Walter Bcckuer
on Friday.
Mrs. Blaokwell of Oregon Oity was
a CHllor at the L. Wilcox home od
Weduesdav.
Mrs. Dapporman and litHe daughter
of Portland spent Saturday at the
home of Mr. H. 0. Tozior.
Mr. Hnll of Oregon Oity whs a caller
at the Lndgo during the weok.
Misb Bossio Roberts is spending a
few days at the home of nor uncle in
Portland.
Mrs. 11. R. Smith of Canby was a
Sunday visitor at the home uf 11. O
Paintou.
Mrs. H. 0. Tozier was an Oregon
Oity shopper on Friday of last week.
Langdou Spoonnr was a visitor at
the Lodge on Sunday, spending the
nay with Ins parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Spoonoi.
Mrs. T. 0. Rico purchased the
o. u. avails Home on BHturnay,
on the ea t side, of the car lino and
is removing her household goods
this week. Mr. Havei'iimn, who re
ocutly purnhased the stock of goods in
the general merchandise store ot Mrs
T. 0. Rice, took possession on the first
of February and w j 1,1 occupy the rooms
ovor the store, a. u. uianc ana
family removed to thoir now home iu
Kose City Park on the 1st also.
Geo. ili tz. Sr., will begin a new
foiir- room cottage at his nursery nonr
Moldrum this week, aud expects to
take up his residence there.
The niauv friends of Mr. and Mrs
Frank were pleased to hear that their
son Harlow is some improved, tint he
is still under the doctor's cure. The
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FOR. ONE WEEK
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Spring pOJU
I CoLLon Top
Mattress
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Oregon City
Oregon
John W. Thomas
DCNTIST
Molalla, Mondays
WHITE'S
Cream Vermifuge
THE GUARANTEED
WORM
REMEDY
THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC.
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Lodge X!ople are hopoful of his re
covery. ,
Mrs. Flora B. Beckncr will enter
tain the Womon'8 Industrial Club at
hor home on Thursday, February 8.
A program has bceu prepared by the
committee. At the last meeting of
the club it was decided to send for
the Youth's Oompauion for 1910 to be
placed in the rending room of the
Oregon Oity Library Association, as
the members believe that this reading
room should have the hearty support
of all the Lodge people and all iu
Olackamas county.
A number of our Lodge people went
to Portland on Saturday evening and
hoard Frod B. Smith, the interna
tional Y. M. U. A. worker, who took
liia audience around the globe in a
very interesting lecture. His theme
for the evening was "The most won
derful thing iu the world the power
ot Christianity to change men's lives
trom bad to good." On Sunday some
of our peoplo visited at the White
Temple to hear Rev. Whitcombe
Rougher give his farewell sermous.
In the morning ho used for his sub
joot "A Worthy Life," and in the
evoniiig, "Life's Idoals," and at both
services the olmroh was filled
Miss Mabel Morse heard Carreno,
one of the world's greatest pinanists,
on Wednesday of last week in Port
land. Merrill Scriptnre of Oregon City Is
assisting with the work on P. D.
Newell's new house.
Mesadmea T. J. Spooner and 0 L.
Smith and the Misses Bronte Jen
uings aud Ethel Hart attended the
pretty farewell reception which was
tendered to Dr. and Mrs. Brougher at
the White Tomple on Friday evening.
Master (lharlio Ballard, who has
been enrolled at the Jennings Lodge
school during the term, will leave on
Saturday for the home of his parents
at Ualsoy, Oregon.
Baby Norman Angolas, who is un
der tho care of Miss Rose, was visited
by his aunts from Portland and Mr.
Osterhot of Portland was also a caller
at the Wm. Rose home the first of the
weok.
John Jennings and Charles Redmond
have returned trom the hot springs iu
Washington, after a sojourn of a week.
Mr. Haborniau of Portland is visit
ing at the home of his sou, Will
Habormnu.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is the Most
Popular Because II la the Beat
"I have sold Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for the past eight years and
litid it to be one ot the best soiling
medioinus on the market. Far babies
and vouug children there is nothing
better iu the line of rough syrups,"
says Paul Allen, Fhiiu Dealing, La
This remedy not only cores the
coughs, colds auc oroup so common
amoug young children, but is pleasant
aud safe for them to tme. For sale
by Jones Drug Co.
CLEAR CREEK
J Ono-twelfth of 1010 has gono o
roeord. How many good deeds have
we doner How many rew rear s
resolutions have we broken?
The snow storm on Monday morn
ing was a grand surprise. - It succeed
ed in almost completely putting our
telephone service out of commisHiou.
Mrs. Cora Si.nm.ouB is upending a
few weeks with hor parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. 0. Word. Mr. and Mrs. Sim
mons are preparing to move irom
Oregon City to Lebanon.
Wlnle logging last weok u runs:
unfortunately received a blow on the
leg below the knee, which cracked one
of the smaller bones. Mr. Funk will
ueeossarilly resort to the crutch for
navigation for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. w.i Ai. Mow spent
several days 'u Salem Inst week.
Mr. aud Mrs. II. W. kuapp are the
happy parents of ft Hue baby girl.
born r inlay, tuo antn.
E. Oldham aud wifo returned re
cently from a visit to Goldoudalo,
Wash.
Ono ot the most laugbablo events
of the season is said to have been the
mask party giveu at the home of
Mrs. 1. Uoss lust Saturday evening.
Mrs. N. MeKillieau gave a recep
tion last weduesdav evening to Mr.
aud Mrs. Anderson, tho uowly wedued
pair. An enjoynablo evening was
passed by a large number of friends.
OANBY
Claude Baty is digging oat the
cellar for his new house.
liud Hilton has been making new-
road along the side hill leading up
to his new house.
Clarence Wilsou was transacting
business in Canby last Saturday.
Mr. John Amos who has been vis
iting his sister, Mrs. Nauoy Burns,
this winter, is soon going to return to
his home in California.
Mr. Folloow's brother, whojlives up
near Meadow llrook, is viisting his
brother at this place for a few day..
Mr. Martinson of Portland was
visiting Mr. Rape last Sunday.
Sam Wilkerson was' Hading in
Oiinbv last Saturday.
The Cauby Cannery is going up
right a'.oug nml also the new Btore
building, and there lias beeu aome
surveying douo for the new electric
lino running, from Canny to Macks
burg a"d other points,
Far Thit Terrible Itching
Eczema, tetter and salt rheum keep
their victims in perpetual torment.
The application of Chamberlain's
Sulve will iustautiy allay this itch
ing aud many ca-e hate beeu cured
by its use. For sale by Jones Drug
Co.
KEDLAND
Have you seen the enmet?
Fall grain was net injured nioch
for the simple reason that but very
little was sown. Wheat Beerns to have
come through all O. K. but oats were
injured about 60 per o nt
Our peoplo w ere certainly surprised
to find about 7 iuo! es of s ow on the
giound Monday morning with an ad
dition of about one inch more Monday
night.
The 0. C. L. Co. is getting out a
lumber biil for L. Funks' bungalow.
K. Mosior of Logan will be the com
mander in chief.
A. J. Washburn and family have
gone to Tenino. Wash., to work for
some true.
J. H. Hughs took a load of porkers
to Port hi nd last week.
The winter ot 1900 and 1910 will go
down in history as one of the worst
in Oregon.
Owing to the wet condition ot the
ground and freezing weather, very
little seeding or plowing-has been ac
complished J. A. Mo is bark to Orogon.
Viola road district No. 18 was
changed to let L. Finch in Harding
or district No. 12.
School district No. 75 hud a wei ks'
vacation owing to the teacher being
indisposed.
II. Moigan is bui ding an audition
to h s house
J. L. Fulhim is blasting stumps.
A. M. Eerchem was doing survey
work in Portland last we k.
Gus Fisher has putchss' d a wagon
of O. Washburn.
It seems a shame that the tux pav
ers aft"i building g, od roads urns'
let four hoi so tiansieiit learns haul
load that are ruining our roads
J. Young has purchased a im"()liue
wo dsaw and is hawing at 8do per
rick.
Myer's
JL i r " Mi til
FOR. ORCHARDISTS WHO WANT TO PRO
DUCE THE BEST
VEHICEES
IMPLEMENTS
TEASEL CREEK
t?Foi,b Mi.lt.nti nml wife of Oregon
Oity were visiting ftt Teasel Creek
last week.
Tnm Knilinrir wns visiting in thlB
community a few days ago.
i .,,., a T.ii, ha tnm 11 lmtchftriug bee
every few days. What will you do
when your nogs rnu cui r
.l,mtiH liui'liv n mi wife wore visiting
at J. H. 0,uiuu's last Sunday.
Wo are sorry to team imu uiu
tstounied school toajher, Miss Potts,
is maRiiig an airangemeiits 10 wave
.fur tiBit u'Miu. V bone her suc
cessor will win tho hearts of the rn
. t . .1
pus as sue hhs uuiib.
Ml. Cary Herman went to Portland
last week, combining busiuosss with
pleasure.
Lame Shoulder
This is a common form of muscular
rhoumatism. No internal treatment
is ne ded. Apply Ciiaiuberhiiu's Liui
meut freely three times a day and a
quios cure is certain Ibis liniwotit
has proven esiecially valuable lor
muscular aud ebroino rheumatism.
Sold by Jones Drug Co.
HIGHLAND
Suow fell to the depth of 01m feot
on tho night of January 8O1I1 in High
land. Farmers are trying to plow some
but are uot having much success.
Mi. aud Mrs. Henry Koune of Can
bv were visitiug witti relatives iu
Highland during the week.
Ohrht Moeuhke, Sr., is preparing
to soil cn aui, or rather to try the
ere'iiu business.
Mr. Metcalf of Portland was visit
ing the past week with his sou, Allen
Robert Rutin rlord was Bowing
wheat last week.
Fiauk Kirk is building a new barn.
Jim Rutherford had the m'sftwtuiie
to lose a BTUig nt bis X". 4 Mmis.
M. E. Kmnlle is i.e ini! 01s c t 1
at Mr 1 ra k Re .-oV
Quit' a nuiuoer tr.ed to in joy a
sleigh ride last Monday.
PARKPLACE
Mr. and Mrs. Githins from Corrins
ville were guests of W. A. Holmes
and family last week. Mrs. Githins
will be remembered as Misa Agatha
Curler.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens and daughter
from Nebraska are visiting Mr. Stev
ens' sister, Mrs. O L. Clyde. Tho
brother and sister had not seen each
i other for thirty-three years..
Mrs. Straight doos not seem to im
prove in health and has heun ill for a
long time. Throe of her daughters
I have been called to the bed.-ide and
I will remain to tal care of their
mother
At the monthly meeting of Aber
nothy Gmng i, which was held Satur
day, the 29.li inst., we had visitors
from throe neighboring Granges,
Clackamas, Milwaukee and Winona.
We had a very good alteodsnce and
greatly enjoyed having those visitors
with us.
Saved from Awful Peril
"I never felt so near my grave,"
writes Lewis, Chanibiin, of Man
chester. Ohio. K. R. No. 8"awhon
a frightful cough aud lung trouble
lulled me down to 115 pounds in
spite ot many reme .101 and the bes
dortois. And thut I am alive today
is duo solelv to Dr. Kings' New Dis
oovery. which completely cured uie.
Now I weigh 160 pounds and can work
hard. It bIbo cured my four children
ot croup " Infallible "for coughs aud
c Ids, its the most rertain re nedy foi
la grippe, asthma, desperate lung
trouble and all bmnehial affections,
50i and 1 00 A trial bottle free.
Guarauteed by all druggists.
Price Brothers invite you to inspect
their stock, for prices see page 8.
RESOLVE FOR 1910
INCREASED FRUIT
CROPS
Don't let your resolution grow cold, but proceed at
once to put it into force. You can't increase your
crop by wishing, nor resolving, unless you put tlie ac
tion back of your wish or resolution to make it a real
ity. Effective spraying has been the hobby of every
successful fruit grower in the 1
country He owes his success to it
and he knows and acknowledges it
Spray Pumps
All over the fruit-raising sections
you will find Myer's Spray pumps
assisting orchardists to make their
orchards yield larger and better
crops. We have them in many sizes
and styles. The 1910 pumps are
strengthened throughout and are
perfectly reliable in all respects
That is our guarantee.
Our line includes Spray Nozzles and fittings, Mitchell
Tower Spray Outfits, etc. A postal card will bring you
our free Fruit Growers' Catalogue. It shows the line
atad ij3 worth your time. ,
DOVER
We have ten inches of suow. It
seems as if the farmers are going to
have a hard time to get any orop of
grain planted thii season.
Harry Bodley ot Portland came out
to visit his brothers, Victor and Don,
last. wees.
Miss Lulu Morrison was visiting her
relation here hist Saturday and re
turned to Hortlaud Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bush and Mrs. E.
Hart were seen passing tiirou(sh here
Sundav.
Victor Bodley and Mr. Roberts
woie Sandv visitors last Saturday.
Birch Roberts is Working for Jarl
Bros, near Boring
There is going to be two telephone
lines put up in this community. In
dependent line connects with Estaeada
aud tho Mutual line connects with
Sandy.
We are having the worst winter Jwe
have had for a long time.
Trade with the RELIABLE firm of
Price Brothers. Ad page 8.
Nonce lor Bids
Notice is hereby gien that sealed
bids for furnishing all labor aud ma
t rials for the improving of
Eleventh Street of Oregon City. Ore
gen, from the Westerly iiue of Main
Strtet, on the Southerly sixty feet of
said Eleventh Street for a distance of
300 feet Westerly ; theuce with a.con
trading width to that of 56.7 feet
Westerly to the Easterly line of Water
Street ; also trom the Easterly line of
Main Streot to the Easterly line of
Van Buren Street; will be received
by the Committee on Streets and
Public Property of the Couuotl of
Oregon City, Oregon, uutil tour
o'clock p. m. of Tuesday, the loth
day of February, 1910.
Plans and specifications containing
further iuforu at ion and tie kind of
improvemeiis to ho niido will be furn
isi e.i npon appliiatun to toe Recorder
of said City.
Each bid must ie accompanied by a
j certified check for a sum equal to five
per ooutnm of the total amount of the
bid, whioli sum will be subject to for
feiture to Oregon Citv in case of the
failure of the successful bidder herein
to furnish the required bonds aud en
'ter into a written contract for
said work, if called upon so to do,
within the time specified for the same
in the Time and Mmner Ordinance
.covering said street improvement,
j Proposals must be made upon
1 blanks furnished by Oregon Oitv.
The right to reject any or all bids,
j or to accept any.bid cons dored most
'favorable to Orogon City is hereby
reserved.
Each proposal mast state the time
required for the completion of the
entire improvement work of said
street, aud which improvement work
must bo done according to the or
diuauo s of Oregon City and the
charter thereof, and the plans and
specifications governing said work.
This notioe is published pursuant to
an order , of the Council of Oregon
City made and entered at a special
meeting thereof held Monday, Janu
ary 24, 1910.
Date of first publication, Friday,
Janaarv 28. 1910, and of the last pub
I cation thoreof, Friday, February 4,
1910.
J J COOKE,
EDW. SHEAHAN,
Committee on Streets and Public
Property of the Council of Oregon
City. .
Notice ot Eleventh Street Assessment
Notice of assessment upon - each
tract, lot. block or part thereof, sub
ject to assessment for the improve
ment of Eleventh Street of Orogon
Oity, Oregon, from the Westerly line
of Main Street, on the Southerly 60
feot of said Eleventh Street for a
Portland, Oregon
East Second
and East Morrison Sts.,
First and Taylor
distance of 200 feet Westerly; thence
with a contracting width to that of
66.7 feet Westerly to the Easterly line
of Water Street; also from the East
erly Une of Main Street to the East
erly fine ot Van Buren Street.
Notice is hereby given that the
Council of Oregon City, Oregon, at a
regular adjourned meeting of said
Council hold Tuesday. July 27, 1909,
declared au assessment by Ordinance
No. 448 for the improvement of Elev
enth Streot, Oregon City, Oregon,
from the Westerly line of Main
Street, on the Southerly (50 feet of
said Eleventh Street for a distance of
200 ieet Westerly; thence witii a con
tracting width to that of 66. 7 leet
Westerly too the Easterly line of
Water Street ; also from the Easterly
liue of Main Street to the Easterly
line of Van Bureu Street as provided
by the order of said City Council
published iu the Oregon City Cour
ier, in the issues dated May 21, 1909,
and May 28, 1909, and in accordance
with the plaus and specifications for
said street improvement on file iu the
office of the City Recorder of Oregon
City, Oregon, upon each lot, block,
tract of land, or part thereof benefited
by said street improvement to be as
follotvs, towit:
Lot 1, Block 9, A. Knapp 459 03
Lot 2, Biock 9, The Northerly
84 feet thereof, Eva A. Haw
ley 116.03
Lot 7, Block 9, The Northerly
34 feet thereof, Olive E. Al
bright ' 116.03
Lot 8, Bltck 9,QlLve E. Albright 469.03
Lots 3, 4, 5, and 6, Block 10, a part
thereof described as follows, to-wit:
Begiuniug at a point on the Souih
er4y liue tf said Block, 61 feet West
erly from the Southeasterly corner
thereif, aud running thence Westerly
along the Southerly line of said
block, 159 feet to Southwesterly
ooruer of raid Biock, tht nee North -erlv
along tl e Westerly line of said
bhek, 100 feet, thence Easterly t
right aiitkt to last course liH feet,
tueuce Southerly 100 feet to the place
1 1 ji : i '
m r
of beginning,
Frank Bosoh $402.60
Lots 8 and 4, Block 19, A part
thereof deenbed as follows:
Boginuing at the Southwest
ooruer of Lot i, aud runn'ug
thence Northerly on the line
between Lots 4 and R, and 8
and 6, 100 feet, thence East
erlv at right angles to last
course 26 6 feet to the West
erly line of the right of way
of the Oregon and California
Railroad Company, thence
Southwesterly along said right
of way line 102.8 feet to the
Southerly liue 'if lot 4 and
thence Westerlv 8 feet to the
plaoe of beginning,
Ellen S. Warren 17.08
Lota 8 ana 4, Block 19, a part
thereof, described as follows:
Beginning at a point iu the
Easterly line cf Lot 4 on the
Westerly line of Center Street
: at a point 62 feet Northerly
from the Southeast ooruer of
said Lot 4, and running thence
Westerly by a line parallel to
a lme between Lots 3 and 4 of
said Block, 69 8 feet to the
Easterly line of the right of
way of the Oregon and Oali-
' fornia Railroad Company
thence Northeasterly along
paid right of way 49.8 feet
, thence Eus'erlv by a line
parallel to the lino between
lots 8 and 4 of said Block,
68.4 feet to the Easterly line
of Center Street, thence East
erly 48 feet to the place of
beginning, Ellen S. Warren 25.84
Lota 8 and 4, Block 19, a part
thereof described as" follows:
beginning at a point in the
Southerly line of Lot 4 which
is 8 feet Easterly from the
Southwest corner thereof, and
running thence Northeasterly
102.8 feet, thence Easterly
parallel to line between lots
8 and 4, 20 feet thence South
westerly 103.8 feet to the
Southerly line of Lot 4, thence
Westerly 20 feet to the place
of beginning. Oregon and
California Railroad Com
pany 28.10
Lot 4, Block 19, a part thereof
described as follows: Be
ginning at the Southeast cor
ner of said Lot 4, and ruuning
thence Northerly along the
Easterly line of said Lot 4,
62 feet, thence Westerly to
the line between Lots 8 and
4, 69. 8 feet to the Easterly line
of the right of wav of the Ore
gon and California Railroad
Company, thence Southwest
erly along said right of way
line 63.6 feet to the line of
said lot 4, thence Easterly
82 feet to the placo of teign-
ning. Christian Uartman 76,43
Lots, Block 19 Mary Barlow 276.84
Lot 6, Block 19, the Southerly 34 -
feet thereof Mary Barlow 69 98
Lot 1, Block 20. A part thereof
described as follows: That
part of Lot 1 lying North of a
iine drawn from the center of
the Easterlv line of said lot to
the center of the Westerlv line
of said lotF O. Burke 147.67
Lot 2, Block 20. A part thereof
described as follows: That
part of Lot 2, lying North of
a line drawn from the center
of the Easterly line of said lot
2 to the center of the West
erly line of said Lot 2 A.
B. Buckles 840.69
Lot 8, Block 49. The Southerly
84 feet thereof Catherine F.
Miley 94.04
Lot 4, Block 49 Catherine F.
Miley 867.48
Lot 6. Block 49 Bank of Ore
gon City 233.57
Lot 6, Block 49. The Southerly
84 feet thereof. Bank of Ore
gon City 69.04
L"t 1, Block 60-J.T. Apperson 719 90
Lot 2, Block 60. The Northerly
83 feet thereof.. J. T. Ap
person 184. 68
Lot 5, Block 60. The Northerly
83 feet thereof. J. T. Ap
person 96.84
Lot 6, Block 60 J. T. Ap
person 865. 78
Lot 1, Blook 67. The Eastprly
65 feet thereof. O. W East-
ham - 220.68
Lot 1, Block- 67. The Wes
terly 60 feet thereof. V.
Harris 200.41
Lot 2, Blook 67. The Northerly
83 feet thereof. J. T. Ap
person 108.06
Lot 5, Block 67. The Northerly
83 feet thereof. Mary D.
Huntley 115.01
Lot 6, Block 67 Mary D.
Huntley 463 86
Lot 8, Block 68. The Southerly
88 feet thereof. A. D. Put-
row 51.18
Lot 4, Block 68 A. D Putrow 175.64
Lot 6, Block 68 A. D. Putrow 824.90
Lot 6, Blook 68. The Southerly
83 feet thereof, A. D. Put
row 80.69
Lot. 8. Blook 97 ' The Southerly
88 feet thereof. W. R. Eaton R6 63
Lot 4. Block 97-E. J. Maple 144 62
Lot 5, Block 97 T. Blanohard
aud J Blanchard 122.43
Lot. 6. Block 97. The Southerly
88 feet, thereof. George Ris
berger 84.92
Lets 1 and 2, Block 98. - A part
thereof described as follows:
Beginning at the Northeast
. corner ot said Block 98 and
running thence Southerly
along the Easterly line of said
Block, 99 feet ;thenre Westerly
at right angles to lat course
70 feet ; thence Northerly at
right angles to last oonrse 99
feet to the Northerly line of
Baid Block 98, thence Easterly
70 feet to the place of begin
ning. Sarah E. Roake 191 61
Lots 1, 2, 5 and 6, Blrck 98.
A part thereof described as fol
lows: Beginning at a point in
the Northerly line of said
Block 70 foet Westerly from
the Northeast comer thereof
and ruuning thence Southerly
by a line nt right augles to
the Northerly linn of said
Block 99, feet, thence Westerly
at right angles to last course
99 feet to the Northerly liue
of laid Block, thence 70 feet
to the place of beginning.
James Ward 149.90
Lots a and 6, Block 98. A
cart thereof described as fol
lows: Beginning at the
Northwest corner of said
Block, and running thence
Easterly along the Northerly ..
side ot said Block, 70 fee't,
thence Southerly nt right
angles to last coarse 99 feet,
thence Westerly at right angles
to last course 70 feet to . the
Westeily line of said Block,
thence Northerly 99 feet to
place of beginning. Alma C.
firownell 108.82
Lot 1. Block 115 E. M. Howell 612.06
Lot 2, Block 115. The North-
erlv 83 feet thereof. E. M,
Howell 110.98
Lot 5, Block 115. The North
. erly SSfeet thereof A. W.
Cheney 67.93
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It
Bow To Find Out.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours;
a brick dust sedi
ment, or settling,
stringy or milky
appearanceoftcn
indicates an un
healthy condi
tion of the kid
neys; too fre
quent desire to
pass it or pain in
the back are also symptoms that tell you
the kidneys and bladder are out of order
and need attention.
What To Do.
There Is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills almost every wish in correcting
rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys,
liver, bladder and every part of the urinary
passage. Corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following nse of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
immediate effect of Swamp-Root is
soon realized. ..It stands the highest be-
causeof its remarkable
health restoring prop
erties. It you need, a
medicine you should
have the best. Sold by J
druggists in fifty-cent :
and one-dollar sizes.
Mom ot aaMup-KwL
You mav have a sample bottle sent free
by mail Address Dr. Kilmer & Co. , Bing
hamton, N. Y. Mention this paper and
remember thename, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, and the address, Eioghamton,
N. Y., on every bottle.
Let 6, Block 115 A. W. Cheney 273.08
Lot 8. Block 11H. The Southerly
88 feet thereof. S. F. Scrip
tnre 64.47
Lot 4, Block 116-S. F. Scrip
1 ture 238.80
Lot 5, Block 116 Jam?s Roako 835.85
Lot 6, Block 316. The South
erly 88 loet thereof. S. P.
Scripture 96.79
Lot 3, Block 125. The South
erly 88 feet thereof. S. A.
Long 91.49
Let 4, Block 125 S. A. Long 805.63
Lot 5, Block 135 G. and Ve.
McBride 128 11
Lot 6, Block 135. the Southerly
88 teet thereof. G. and Ve.
McBride 86.81
Lot 1. Block 126 D. 1). Latour-
ette 260.26
Lot 2. Block 126. The North
erly 83 feet thereof. D. O.
Latourette 64.89
Lot 5, Block 126. The North
erly 83 feet theteof. D. O
Latourette 78.74
Lot 6, Block 126-D. O. Latour
ette 381.69
Lot 1, Block 143 D. 0. Lat- v
ourette, troBtee 378.79
Lot 2, Block 143. The North
erly S3 teet thereof. D. O.
Latourette, trustee 94.23
Lot 5, Block 148. - The North
erly 88 feet thereof. John
Risberger 131.08
Lot 6, Block 143 John Ris
berger 526.94
Lot 3, Block 144. The North
erly 88 feet thereof. Rebecca '
Moore 89.72
Lot 4, Block 144 Rebecca Moore 330.13
Lot 5, Block 144 M.M. Oharman 604.79
Lot 6, Block 144. The South
erly 88 feet thereof. Frank
Rotter 145.05
Lot 8, Block 158 The South
erly 88 feet thereof. Dan
Lyons 27.66
Lot 4, Block 153 Dan Xvous 103.23
Lnt5, Block 153 Dan Lyons 212.99
Lot 6, Block 153 The South
erly 88 feet thereof. Dan
Lyons 61.20
Lot 1, Block . 154 -M. R.
J Howell, 104.69
Lot 2, Biock 154 The North
erly 83 feet thereof: Ella
Howell 26 04
Lot 5, Block 154. The North
erly 83 teet thereof. J. U.
Mattley 56.79
Lot 6, Block 154 M. R. Howell 228.82
Lot 1, Blouk 168 Fannie G.
Porter, 116 85
Lot 2, Block 168. The North
erly 38 feet thereof. Michael
Holland 82.76
Lot 5, Block 168. The North
erly 83 feet thereof. Fannie
Porter and Kate Porter 80.66
Lot 6, Block 166 Fannie Porter
and Kate Porter 122.85
Lot 8, Block 169. The South
erly 88 feet thereof. John
Weiemaudle 42.81
Lot 4, Block 169 John Weis-
mandle 147.75
Lot 5, Block 169 Dan Lyons 117.86
Lot 6, Biock 169. The Southerly
88 het thereof. Louis Farr 83.87
A statement of the foregoing assess
ments was on July 28th, 1909 en
tered in the docket of city liens of
Oregon City, Oregon, and the same
is now due and payable at the office
of the Tieasnrer or Recordor of Ore
gon City, Oregon, in lawful money of '
the United S ates, and if not paid
within 20 days from and after the
date of the first publication of this
notice, such proceedings will be
taken for the collection of the same
as are provided for by the charter of
Oregon City, Oregon.
The above asessmennts will btar
interest fioin and after 20 days af er
t e date of the first publication of
this notioe at the rate or 6 per cent
per annum.
This notioe is published pursuant,
to au order of the Council of Oreunn
City, Oregon, made at a regular ad
journed meeting of said couucil held
l'uesday, July 27, 1909.
W. A. DIMIOK, Recorder.
Bate of the first publication of this
notice January 28, 1910.
Date ot the last publication of this
notice February 4, 1910
Telephone Company Incorporates
Articles of incorporation were filed
in the office cf the coontv clpxk r.
ceutlvjby the "Tn-Counly Telephone
Company," th capital stocs "being
$400 and the principal place of busi
ness is at West Butteville, Clacka
mas county. The incorporators are
Will E. Purdy, Arthur Cone, Jchn
Smith and F. W. St. (Jlair. West
Butteville is so situated that the
compauy can do business: iu three
counties with ease. The; counties
are Clackamas, Marion aud Yamhill,
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