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Newspaper Page Text8 OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16, 1910, Boijs shoes for school wear The kind that withstand the scuffle and hard knocks a happy, careless healthy school boy usually gives his shoes And yet while these shoes are strong and tough, they are still built on lines that mean comfort and allow the little feet to grow as na ture intended they should Oregon City Shoe Store Justin S. Lageson, Prop. Tom J. Myers Democratic Candidate for Nomination for County Coroner Mr.'Myors is an anti-assembly can didate and lias no opposition iu the iirimaries, but will bo opposod in the November election on the Ropnblican tiokot by an aHsomuIy nominee. Paid Adv. . 'C v i i f $ A i' r1 I. D. TAYLOR Having 1 1 1 ml uiy petition ;ih a candi date for the Knpuliliciu) nomination for tlio oillno of . county clerk in the coming priniury election, I wish to submit for tlio coiisiilurution of tho votors tlio followiiiK statement. I havo beou for twenty years a resi dent taxpayer in this county. Have always reuisturoil and voted willi tho Republican party. I bave never been connected with any political clique, faction or "assembly," so if nomi nated and elected will have no "pol itical" debts to pay and will use my bent ell'orts to ivo tlio people an olllciout and economical administra tion. (.!an speak the Herman as woll as the Knlish litiirmiK anil believo J am fully qunliliod to (ill tho position to which I aspire. I. I). TAYLOR. Paid Adv. A Reliable Medicine Not a Narcotic Mrs. P. Marti, St. Joe, Michigan, Buys Foley's Honey and Tar saved her little boy's life. Slio writes: "Our little boy contracted a hovcio bron chial trouble and as the doctor's mod icinu 'did not' cure liim, I giivn him Po ley's Honey and Tar in which I have Ki-eat faith. It cured tho cough ns well us 'tlio choking and K"KK"R spells, and begot well in a short time. Polov's Honey and Tar has many times savod ns much trouble and we aro never without it in tho house." Sold by Jones Drug Uo. William Stone ATTORNEY At Law AssooiATitn Geo. C. Brownel Alll.egul llusitlcai Promi lly AtUlulttltO Why Druggists Recommend Chamber lains Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy Mr. Frank O. Hanrahan, a pronn nent drutraist of Portsmontn. va says; "For the past six years 1 have sold and recwiiuended (JliamherlaiH Colio. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, It is a great rem inedy and one of the bent patent medicines on the market I handle some others for the same pur poses that nay nie a larger profit, bu this remedy is so snre to perfect cure, and my customer so certain to appreciate my recommending it to biiu that I give it the preference l or sale by Jones Drug Uo. Win. Koerner of Portland, was re imwing old acquaintances in Oregon Oitr Wednesday. Mr. Kuerner has recently come to Portland from Ari zouia, where lie lias been employed in bundling bridges. The Lash of a Fiend would bave been about as welcome to A. Cooper, of Oswego, N. Y., merciless lung-racking congh that defied all reniodies 'for years. "It was most troublesome at night" he writos. "nothing helped me until 1 used Dr .King's New Discovery wl.icl enrod me completely. I never cougl at night now." Millions know its matchless merit for Btubboru colds, autlnna, heuiorrage, oioup, wboopin coDgb, or hayfever. It relieves nuickly and never fails to satisfy, A trial convinces. 50i, $100.. Trial bottle free. Its ;poitively guaranteed by all druggists. Miss Juliette Cross of The Dalles a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs Wm. Hammond. Miss Cross was a former resident of Gladstone and is a student of the University of Oregon, being delegated to Nashville, Ken tucky, as a representative of the so rority to which she bolongs. Safe Medicine for Children Foley's Honey and Tar is a safe and effective medicine for children as docs not contain opiutts or harmful drugs.. Get only the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package' Sold by Jones Drug Co. Senator J. N. Hart of Baker City, candidate for Republican nomination for attorney general, was in town on business Tuesday. Senator Hart is very promineut in tbe legislature and obairmBii of tho judioiaiy com. mi l tee. He is close to the adminis tration, an efficient lawyer and a well known, popular politician. A sore throat can be treated best from tbe outsido. The throat should be rubbed gently with Ballard's Snow Liniment. Apply at uight and cover with a cotton cloth bandage; by Dioniing the soreness will disappear, Price 25c, 50o and fl.00 per bottle. Isold by Jones Drag Uo. Reuben Wright of Chester, Okla homa, brother of Silas Wright, in a recent lettor states that cyclones bad visited their section of tho country and be awoke one morning to find that everything on his large ranch was swept away, all of bis crops and his cattle kil'ed. That means a great loss to Mr. Wright. CONSULTATION FREE Don't Be Sick. Don't Take Drugs. One Treatment Free Our spooially imported herbs of numerous kinds used iu China for thousands of years before the Chris tiau era will positively euro the var ions diseases. Asthma, catarrh, blood poison, skin diseases, rheumatism, luug, heart, stomach, liver, kiduey, piles, weakness and all femalo trou bles, canoors all nilmeuts of what ever nature successfully oured by the wonderful lito-giving Chinese herbs. Ott-ef-town patients treated and cured iu thoir own home. Write for symptom blank. Our remedies sent to all parts of the world. Ollice henrs, 10 to 12, a to h, to 8. LEE HONG OI11NKSE HERB CO. 145,'i Third St., Portland, Or. To anyone noodiug help fo' all dis eases I can recommend the above. 0. F. UKUMm, Muliuo. Ore. A surveying party under the direc tion of Deputy County Surveyor Lee J. Cauflold left last night for the south fork of the Claokamas to be gone about six weeks, us the work there will require very careful atten tion. Thoso who accompanied Air. Caulleld are: Charles Myers, Tim McUiitcbio, William Strohuioyer and Hal Johnson. An nunaltv ft-nut.,! n u...... i .....1 will disable a man for throe or four weeks, but by applying Chamberlain' Tiinhmmt. frnritv nu unnii uu tlm ininpT, is received, and observiug tho direc tions w ho eacn oorue, a cure can oe ntTiMlhlll ill from tvi t.n fnnp rinva For sii lo by all good dealers. Save 1-4 to 1-2 On Your School Books by selecting your school books this week from our second hand stock. Second hand books good as new at 25 per cent less; worn books at half price and every one guaranteed complete and without torn leaves. If you buy this week you will be more certain to get good second hand books. We buy old school books. Don't let your old books lie around till they ore out of date. Bring them in .now and get money for them. We oiler extra values iu all kinds of school supplies. ATTACKED WHILE ON DUTY Engineer of Great Northern Railway Stricken With Appendicitis He was iinmediatly operated and died shortly after. Appendicitis comes quickly in a flash it may be upon yon. If everybody knew of tbe discovery or a uermau physician, this engineer might te alive today. A Gorman pbysioiau has discovered a simple remedy for treating appendi citis without operation, although per haps in very rare cases, oprtatiou nut; stilt be advisable. The ieme.1v. called Adltr-i-ka, is compose! ot buckthorn bark, glycol me and oiler simple ingredients scientifically 'ex pounded. Uecause Adler-i k COOLS the d.s eased parts and DRAINS Ofr'F all i purities, which no other med.c ne cun do, ONE DOSE instantly relieves stomach or bowel trouble. The drap store of Jones Drug Co. reports lure sales and wonderlnl results. Almost any doctor will toll jou, it yonr bowelB do not move each day. 01 if you have wind or gHS in ym r twin- ach or bowels, or u heay tiding af ter eating, you may very 1 k ly get appendicitis. By tnkinii Adler-i ka just once eaeh week, appendicitis cun gain no foothold. A valuable book sl.o.wng in tcv pic tures of the cuiiuus litt.e a.jpundix, and telling how appendicitis is caused and how yon can easily guard yourself agaiust it, can be secured free for a short time at the above druggist's. Vou shonld read this book and take no chances TlD Lin of hunt OldHiihRrtr. who lor a number rf VRiirs lint) heen connected with the Government Fish Hatcheries in Ore gon, but who was transferred to Ne vada about two years ago. is in town visiting frieutls. The ever nonnlar hair nets, a'l shades at Holmes' Store, f, 10 and 15 OJiits. Dissolution of Partnership The partnfrsbip heretofore existing between O. J. Hood and Max Pollack under the firm name of Builders' Supplies Co., has been dissolved, Max Bollack retiring. C. J. Hood will continue the business under the same name. Mr. Bollaok will collect all outstanding accounts due the partner- lnp. Oregon City, Or., Sept. 12, 1910. 0. J. HOOD, MAX BOLLAOK. I n .i . i-eua rentus UC OOZ. up Pens 5c do, up Box of 8 best colored Crayons 5C Pencil Sharpener 5c Slates 10c, 13c, 13c Pencil Boxes 5c Huntley's Big Value Tablets 5c Free Hook Covers and Free Rulers with anv order however small. Let us outfit your children for school and 'they will have quality goods at modest prices HUNTLEY BROS. CO. The Rexall Store Resolution of intention to change grade of Monroe Street Oregon City, Oregon, from the South line of Third Street Northerly to the center line of Fourteenth Street. WHEREAS, the City Council of Oregon City, Oregon, deems it exped ient to chango the grade of Monroe Street Baid city from tbe Southerly line of Third Street Northorly to the center line of Fourteenth, Therefore Be it Resolved, that it is the inten- lon of the said Uity Uonnoil to change the grade of Monroe Street said Oregon City, from the Southerly line of Third Street to the center Due f Fourteenth Street from the present existing grade to the following de scribed grade, towit : Beginning at the South line ot Third Street at an elevation of 297.5 feet ; Thence level across Third Street. Thence Northerly on a descending grade to the South Hue of Fourth Street at an elevation of 2(i8 feet ; Thonoe on a descending grade to the North line of Fourth Street at an ele vation of 2C4 feet ; Thence Northerly on a descending grade for the distance of l!i'J feet to an elevation of 258 foet : Thence Northerly on a Descending grade to the South line of Fifth Street t an elevation on the West line ot il'th Stroot of 257 foet and an eleva tion on the East line of Fifth Street of 258 foet ; Thence lovel across Fifth Street at n elevation on the East line of Mon roe of 258 feet and an elevation on the West line of Monroe of 257 feet; 'I hence on an ascending grade to the South line of Sixth Street at an ele vation of 2(i0 feet ; Thonoe level across Sixth Street. Thence Northerly on an asoenaiug rado to the South line of Seventh Street at an elevation of 2t3 feet on the West line of Monroe Street, and an elevation of 2(4 feet on tho East no of Monroe Streot : Thence level across Seventh Streot at an elovation of 2(i3 feet on the West line of Monroe Street and an elevation of 204 feet on the East lino of Monroe Street; Thence Northerly on a descending grado to the South line of Eighth Street at an olovatiou of 202 foot ; Thence on a descending grade to tbe North lino of Eighth Streot at an ele vation of 2(51 feet; J hence Northerly on a descending grado for the distance of 137 feet at n elevation of 257 feet ; Thence Northerlv on a descending grade to the South line of Ninth Street at an elevation on the West line of Monroe Street of 248 feet and an elevation on East line of Monroe Street of 251 feet; TMouoo on a descending grade to tho North line of Ninth Streot at an levation on the West line of Momoe Stieet of 24(1 feet and an elevation on the East line cf Monroe Street of 249 feet. Theuco Northerly on a decso'idiug grado to the South lino of Tenth Street at an elevation on the West o of Monroo Street of 237 feet and an elevation on tbe East line of Mon roe of 2!10 feet. Thence lovel across Tenth Stroet at an elevation of 227 feot on the West uo of Monroe Street and au eleva- ion of 2H0 fi et on the East line of Monroo Stroit. Thence on an ascend- ng rade to tho South line of Eleventh Street at an elevation of 232 teet on the East line of Monroe Street and an elevation of 228 feet on tbe West line of Monroe Street. Thence level across Eleventh Street at an elevation of S28 foet on the east liin of Monroe Stroet and au elevation f 233 feet on tbe East line of Monroe Street ; Tlieuce Northerly on a descending grade to the South line of Twelfth Stroet at an elevation on the West lino of Monroe Street of 215.5 feet and au elevation on the East line of Mon roe of 230.6 feet; Thence levol across Twelfth Street at au elevation on the West line of Monroe Street of 215.5 feet and au elevation on the East line of Monroe Street of 220.6 teet; Tlieuoo Northerly on an asoending grade to the South" Hue of Thirteenth Street at an olovatiou on the East liue of Monroe Street of 235 feet and an elevation on tbe West lino of Monroe Street of 233 feet ; Tlieuce on a descending grade to the North liue of Thirteenth Street at an elevation on tbe East liue of Monroe Street of 233 feet, and an elevation of 230 feet on the West liue of Mouroe Street. Bows S CoOOl Soits YTRAGQOn We are glad to announce to the mothers of this community that they now can buy Suits for Boys that fill every want necessary to make a satisfactory boys Suit. These Suits are the now famous "Kfragood" brand clothes for boys and young men. After a dilligent search of the best lines in the country and carefully comparing quality, fit and workmanship, we are convinced that the "XtMQOOd" line is without question the very best and most reliable brand of Boys' Clothes made. We recommend these Suits to our customers and all buyers of boys' clothes. We are also authorised by the dealers, Ederheimer-Stein & Co., to re place free of charge any suit that may prove unsatisfactory. Mothers of Oregon City and those that trade here, have com plained that they have trouble obtaining the proper clothes for their boys. We are sure that we have solved that problem by securing the agency here for the "Xfrl$00(l" line Thp designs and patterns as well as models are the very newest. All the pretty grays, browns and tans in the pretty diagonal weaves and hosts of pretty stripes, also a noby line of serges "XtragoocP Boys' Suits, sitz 3 to 17, $5 to $J0 Xtagood" Youths' Suits 14 to 20 L,s $J0 to $20 We also have a line of cheaper Boys' Suits, all sues to I 7, $2.50 to $4.50 We have everything for Girls and Children to properly dress them for School EDUCATOR SHOES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS Suspension Bridge Cor. jEVITT Qregn City, Oregon Tlieuce on a descending grade to tbe South line of Ponrteentii Street at an elevation of 213 feet on the Eist line of Monroe Street, and au elevation of 211 feot on the West liuo of Monroe Street; Tlieuce on a dcsoendUg grade to the center of Fourteenth Street at an ele vation of 210 feet on the East liue of Mouroe Stroet and an elevation of 200 feet ou the West hue ot Monroe Street. The City Recorder is hereby di rected to cauae this resolution and notice to be pobl'shed, as require'! by I he charter ot Uregou Uity. By order of tbe Council of Oregon City, Oregon. W. A. DIM10K, Kecorder. Assessor's Notice of Meeting ol Board Of Equalization Notice is hereby giveu that upon the third Monday in October, to-wit: October 17th, 1910, the Board of Equalization will attend at the court house in Olackanias county, Oregou, and publicly examine the assessment rolls and correct all errors in valua tions, descriptions or qualities of lands, lots or other property nssessod by the county assessor. Dated at niv ollice tins 8ih day of September 1'JIO. J. E JACK, Conuiy As essr. Administrator's Notice Notiee is l.oreb.v jiveii tlmt tbe un dersigned Iihb been npp int il by the County Conrt of Cbieaiims County, Oregou, as admiuintrator of tho estate of Carl J. Johnson, di ceased. All persons having claims against said es tate are notitied to present the same to me at the ofiloo of the uud rsignod attorneys iu Oregon City, Oregon, within six months fn in this da e. Dated (September lit, 111() CARL J KEMIAUD. C. D. & D. O. LATOL'RETlE, Attorneys for Estate. for the relief prayed for iu said uom plaint, to-wit: for a decree . dissolv ing the bonds of matriuiouy heretofore and now existing between the plain- (ilfjuud defendant; for the oustodv of the minor child, Wiuuie Lynn, and for such other and further relief as may be just and meet in equity. This summons is served upon yon by publication pursuant to an order of the lion. J. U. Campbell, Judge of the above entitled conrt, made on the 13th day of September, lalO, the date of the first publication hereof is the Kith of Sopt., 1910, and the last pub lication will be on the 28tli day of uotooer, iuiu. JOHN F. LOGAN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Summons In the Uirouit Court of the State of Oregou for the County of Clnckamas, George D. Phillips, Paiutiff, vs. ilodda A. Phillips, Defendant. To Hedda A. Phillips, defendant above named: In the name of the State of Oregon You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you m the above entitled suit, on or before the 7th day of November, 1910, ami if you fail so to appear and an swer for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the said oourt tor the rolief prayed for in said oomplaiut to wit: for a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between the plaintiff aud defendant aud for such other and further relief as may seem jnst and meet, in eqnity. This snmmous is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Hon. J. U. Campbell, Judge of the above entitled court, made on the 7th day of September, 1B10, the date of the first publication hereof is the 16th day of September, 1910, and the last publication will be on the 2Sth day of October, 1910. JOHN F. LOGAN, Attorney for Plaintiff. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A JUqnor Lioense. Notice is hereby i:iven that I will at the next regular meeting of tbe city council apply for a license to sell liquor at my place of business, 421 Main St., for a period of three months. D. M. KLEMSEN. Summons In tllH Cirnnif Court r,f rh., of Oregon for the County of Clackamas. Mamie Lynn, Plaintiff, vs. D. R. Lynn, Defendant. To D. R. Lvnn. the shorn defendant. In the name of the Stntn of fir.i. gon : You are hereby required to ap pear and answer the coninh'iut tiled against you.iu the above eutitled suit, on or before the 7th day of Novem ber, 1910, and if you fail so to appear and auswer for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the said court Summons In the Circuit Court of tbe State of Oregon for the County of Clackamas. Henry Tbeadore Johnson, Plaintiff, vs. Rauda Johnson, Defendant. To Rauda Johnson, defendant above named : In the name of the State of Oregon: Yon are hereby required to appear and auswer tbe complaint filed against you iu the above entitled suit, on or before the 7th day of November, 1910, aud if yon fail so to appear and an swer for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the said court for the re lief prayed for iu said complaint to wit: for "a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and bow esistiug betwetu the plaiutiff aud defendant and for such other and further relief as may seem just and meet, iu equity. This summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Hon. J. U. Campbell, Judge of the above entitled court, made on the 7th day of September, 1910, the date of the first pnblioation hereof is the lfith day of SeDtember, 1910, and the last publication will be on the 28th day of October, 1910. JOHN F. LOGAN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Cuivd. On ly autlN.rizod Keelc v Iu stituto in Oregon. Write for lllus-trati-d circn'nr. KerlerTnntHnrfl. Jl li. lltb .V, PurUuuJ, Oregon SAVE 0,8 vyiVLfAMi to j. f wmm - This 7 Catalog Read our de scriptions and note the quality, fully guarantee! Dy us. conipnn the prices win those that others ask foi the same quality. 'Save mid dlemen's profits for the children, SASH, DOORS And Other Mlllwork BUY DIRECT FROM FACTORY 77h $A Goods in m i Stock IliuljiMiAiilMn Ask lor Catalog No. 42 Send us deal er's estimates or your own list Ask us about freight rates. We paok carefully, ship promptly, anywhere. to anybody. O.B. Williams Cti 193 FIRST VUi AVE. S. Seattle, Wash. Straight & Salisbury Agents for the Celebrated Kewanee Water Tanks and Aermotor $42.50 Gasoline Pumping Engines Plumbing and Tinning a Specialty 720 Main St. ' Oregon City Phone 2682 Glif CHESTER'S PILLS BRAND DIAMOND 00 LADIES I Auk your DrnmH.t for CHI-CHES-TER'S DIAMOND URAND PII.LS in RRD and uold metallic boxes, sealed witb Blud IMUUUO. AAK.B KU OTHER. Hnj F TOUr 1 DmntlnJ and uk for cni-OUES-TEB'S DIAMOND BBAND PILLS, for twenty-live; years regarded as Best, Safest, Always Reliable SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS tJd EVERYWHtPE I It will pay you to call up MAIN 56 sssWMMBMMBBWM Your orders will be promptly filled. We carry a complete line of Groceries. STRICTLY FRESH GOODS. . . , J ACK & ALBRIGHT GROCERS 805 7th St.