OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDaV AUG. 11, 1911,
THE CITY NEWS.
TIIKESHEKMEN'S handy acoonnt
books, at the Courier office. . ,
Mrs. Lillian Wink of New Era was
the guest of Mrs. Grace, Thursday.
Mrs, Oeoelia Grimm, formerly a res
ident of Oregon Uity, died at Anrora
last week.
Work horses for sale, L. E. Gard
ner.' Route 8, Oregon Oity. Tele'
phone Beaver Crook central
Ed BdscIi and Fritz Hogg left
Thursday of this week for a week
outing and good time at Wilhoit.
Work will start next week on remod
cling the oonrt house The connty
court has appointed Clarence Simons
as superintendent of the work. The
cost will be from $13,000 to $15,000.
Mrs. E. Thomas of Beaver Greek,
aged 63, had her left leg broken Mon
day by jumping from a buggy when
the horse fell. She was taken to the
oity hospital, where Dr. Mount set the
broken bones.
Miss Florence Westover of Seattle is
the guest of Mrs. Grace in this city
and will remain a few days. - Miss
Westover is a sister ot J. H. Westover,
who several years aso published the
Courier. Mrs. Graoe, on Tuesday,
gave a pleasant party in honor of
Miss Westover.
WANTED Good single farm wagon
lWinoh, for light work. 'Address
Erik Bjorklund, Box 7-2A, Rt. 6
Oregon City.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST, 1910
Continued from page 8.
Get After That Lafferty.
For Oregon's sake start a recall for
Congressman Walter Lafferty, and get
him back to the nnout bofore he makes
the state any more ridiculons.
With Accent on the First.
A man from a far eastern hainlot
Asked how to pronouuoe the Wil
lamette.
He was told by a joker
As they sat in the smoker
That it sounded much like the woru
dam-it.
Delicatessen.
L. A. Nobel, 714 Main St.. has just
received from Wisoonain 2000 lbs. of
new cheese. Cream, Swiss and Llm
burger. Fine for lunch.
A King: Who Left Home
set the world to talking, but Paul
Mathulka. of Buffalo. N. Y,, says be
always KEEPS AT HOME the King
of all Laxatives Dr. King's New
Life pills and that they're a blessing
to all his family. Cure constipation,
headache, indigestion, dyspepsia.
Only 35o at Huntley Bros. Co., pre
scription druggists, Oregon Oity,
Hubbard, Molalla.
Hay Fever, Asthma and Summer Colds
Must be relieved quickly and Foley
Honey and Tar Compound will do it.
E. M. Stewart, 10114 Wolfram St.,
Ohioago, writes: "I have been great
ly troubled during the hot summer
mouths with hay fevor and And that
by using Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound 1 get great relief." Many
otherB who suffer similarly will
glad to benefit by Mr. Stewart's ex
perience. Jones Drug Co.
127.05
4.80
6.60
2.64
2.65
26.50
53.00
51.10
2.63
6.00
1.70
6.48
35.84
57.00
1.80
1.30
.65
6.89
1.56
.60
.63
in
24.00
A Great Deioent.
"I can trace my descent from Ho
mer," snid Lord Slntey proudly.
"Indeed," replied Miss Crease, who
didn't seem to be at all impressed.
"It la certainly a grent descent."
Shopping.
First Lndy-Mre. Smith Is too young
to go shopping alone. Second Lady
What is that? First Lady-She's liable
to get excited and buy something.
Cuts and bruises may be healed iu
about one-third tho time required by
the usual treatment by applying
uuamDermin'B imminent, it is an
antiseptic and causes such injuries to
noai viitnout maturation. .Tins lini
ment also relieves soreness of the
muscles and rheumatio pains. For
sale by all good dealers.
.. J M .
u uruiuary case oi uiarrhoea can,
as a ruie, do ourert by a single dose of
unaniDeriiiiu's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Kemedy. This remedy lias
ho superior ior oo wo I complaints.
c or BHiu oy an gooa dealers.
iiuy it now. JSow Is the time to
Duy a oottie or Chamberlain's Oolio.
Ohoiera and Diarrhoea Uomedy. It is
almost certain.to be needed before the
summer is over. This remedy lias no
Huporlor. For sale hy all good deal
ers.
a. won Known ues Moines woman.
aner Hunenug miserably for two days
irom bowel oomplaint, was oured by
uuo uuhb or iiiamnoriniu s Uolio,
cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy. For
sale by all good dualors.
Foley's Honey nod Tar Compound
is effectve for oonghs and colds in
either children or grown persons. No
opiates, no harmful drugs. In the
yonow paoiiage. Kofuse substitutes.
Jones Drug Co.
THE S. MACDONALD
FISH
MARKET
NEXT WELLS FARGO
EXPRESS OFFICE
We wish the public to re
alize that our polity Is and
will be, to keep In stock ell
seasonable fish, etc Ev
erything scrupulously clean
and protected from taint
and Flies
FRESHLY CAUCHT CHINOOK SAL
MON, HALIBUT AND NEWPORT
CRAB FRESH EVERY DAY
3b onJv fisb market in town
Isaac Miller SV4 Sec. 36-3-1 W. 228.00
Leandor M. Felts 8.08 acres
Sec. 31-3-1W 2.40
M. P. Baldwin & Paul Marnach
301.75 acres in James Daily
uut;
W. W. Graham 16 acres In
James Dally D. L, C
Oregon Electric Ry. Co. 10.09
acres In Thomas Bailey D. U
C
S. O. Miller (Heirs) That por-
tion of WV4 of the SE54 Sec.
12, lying E of Pudding River
Sec. 12-4-1W
Elizabeth Mullan 20-100 acres
in Lot Whitcomb D. L. C
Casper Kerr-Wm. Shindler &
Geo. Hlvely 3.34 acres In Lot
Whitcomb D. L. C
Dr. Elsie Patton 6 acres in
Lot Whitcomb D. L. C
Smith St. Clair 7 acres in
Hector Campbell D,UC. ...
Alice Athey 20 acres in Sec.
20-2-1B 6.00
Eltrles Athey 21 acres in Sec.
20-2-1E 12.30
Chas. G. Irwin 71-100 acres In
Sec. 3-2-1E 8.65
Thos. J. Thomas 73.62 acres in
Jesse Bullock D. I C. ..... 100.57
N. O. Walden (Trustee) 2.71
acres in Wm. Bland D. I C.
Grant Spangenberg 10 acres
in Jas. Athey D. L. C
M. K. Shipley (Heirs) 2.70
acres in R. C. Crawford D.
L. C
Claude Hughes 1.57 acres in
D. D. Tompkins D. L. C. ...
Emille A Arnold 6.79 acres In
Geo. Crow D. L. C
Evelyn Keasey & C. Black 20
acres in S. H. walker D. L.
C
E. B. Harrison W of SWU
Sec. 4-3-1E 24.00
N. Wait 29 acres Sec,
33-31E 21.32
C. L. Urfer N of N of
NEtf' of NE Sec. 29-3-1E. :. 4.86
N. Wait 61 acres In Sec.
33-3-1B 84.18
Wilhelmlna Wait 10 acres In
Sec. 33-3-1E 14.95
C. N. Wr.it 27.85 acres in Sec.
34-3-1E 12.42
S. Richmond 20 acres in
Sec. 31-3-1E 14.35
Isaac Miller 22.16 acres in
Sec. 31-3-1E 6.60
S. Thomas 32.60 acres In
Sec. 36-3-1E ". 26.40
E. G. Caufleld Part of A. F.
Hedges D. L. C
Wm. Kendall 12,600 square
feet In Philander Lee D. L. C.
Chas. L. & E. W. Bates 25-100
acres In Philander Lee D. L,
C
Chloa M. De Yoe 70x186 feet
in Philander Lee D. L. C...
Chloa M. De Yoe 63-100 acres
in Philander Lee D. L. C. . . .
Roger Newhall 5 acres Sec. 1-
4-1E
Molalla Power Co. 77-100
acres Sec. 4-4-lE
Ole A. Bolland 220 acres Sec.
9-4-1E 66.00
A. Miley 10 acres Sec. 81-4
IB flan
Emily C. Emery N of NEli
aec, 34-4-lE 45.75
Jos. Hwaner SE54 of SW14.
Sec. 36-4-1E 11.25
Maggie Burton 5 acres In Sec.
16-6-1E 1.
Harry Bunting 53.33 acres In
Sec. 21-5-1E 28.05
F. J. & J. Joerg WV4 of W14
& SEW of SW!i Sec. 33-5-1E
Eastern Inv. Co. NEVA1 of SE
M Sec. 12-6-1E
Chas. F, Strong 3.24 acres In
Alfred Marquam D. L. C
Dr. p. A. Reese 20 acres Sec.
18-3-1B 21.00
J. spahr (Heirs) NW& of
NW4 & NEK of NWK Sec.
2-5-1E ; 52.35
S. B. Reese 125x100 feet Sec.
33-3-1 B 1.04
F. A. Chapman SV4 of B of
NEW of SE4' and SE14 of SE
V Sec. 28-5-1E 33.00
F. C. Aldrlch 10 acres in See.
18-3-1B gin
O. M. McBrlde 10 acres In
Sec. 18-3-1B 8.70
R. Conklin 1.51 acres In See.
12-2-1B 10.S7
O. I. Miller 10 acres Sec. 1-
51B 9 07
Jas. C. Brewer 8.65 acres Sec.
30-4-1B 27a
Luby Hargrove 5 acres Sec.
18-3-lu b.ok
C. W. Barlow 28.28 acres 8ec.
8-4-1B 902
W. B. Preston 7 acres Sec.
25-1-2E
John P. Wrinkle 10 acres See
26-1-2B 4.2ft
M. J. uenney 20 acres Seo. 27-
1-2B
M. J. Denney K of SW &
WW of SEW Sec. 27-1.2K ...
J. W. Luther 3 acres Seo. 29.
1-2B
H. M. Lambert EW of EU of
NEW of SWW Sec. 36-1-2B
Geo. W. Johnson NV4 of SU
of SEW Sec. 1-2-2E 7ft ok
aiox uuoert 10 acres Sec 1.
2-2E
Lillian M. Hunter 2 acres 8eo.
2-2-2E
E. Stage 5 acres Sec. 2-2-2B
W. W, Raymond 16 acres smi.
15-2-2B innn
u. u. munger & J. m. Piich .
b.dz acres Bee. 22-2-2E 8.00
T. & I & C. C. Hargrove
15 acres Sec. 34-2-2E 10.S8
nances u. Abbey 63 acres
Sec. 85-2-2E si Kn
Auuie u. HOugKlns 3.03 acres
in B. Jennlnirs n. L (1
T. Charman (Heirs) 60-100
acres in Ezra Fisher n. K a.
H. C. Wade 34-100 acre in
Ezra Fisher D. L. C. ......
M. H. Clark 50-100 acres in
Ezra Fisher IX L. C
A. N. Muntfey 75-100 acres In
Ezra Fisher D. L. C
Geo. Ward 35-100 acres in Ex-
ra Fisher D. Lw C
lenry H. Ohllnger 1.75 acres
Oregon City Claim
D. E. Pearce & V. C. McNeal
50x100 feet Oregon City
Claim
David A. Sanderson BOxlOO
feet Oregon Cltv f!llm
John Uhmauher 28x10ft ft
Oregon city Claim
Maddax 15-100 acres Ore
gon City Claim 1 tt
E. M. Howell (Trustee)
res in Oregon Cltv niaim
Edwin 0. Golden A BAFAB In
Iaom Cranfleld D. K p
Calvin Eagle 3.7ft nr.
Abernothy D. I C. '
. C. Shaw 50-100 acres la
Archibald McKlnley D. L. C
A. Cilbert (Heirs) 20 ac
res in A. P. Smith D. L, C...
S. Butzer 7.33 acres, A.. P.
Smlll. n I rt
W. W. Jones 21.79 acre's Sam-1
62.00
94.27
11.60
16.72
44.00
4.00
6.75
7.13
2.25
15.00
10.80
.96
9.00
8.1S
9.75
8.12
2.44
1.62
14.25
18.28
25.60
12.60
82.25
6.30
;60
38.00
84.76
6.16
3.74
1.62
10.50
82.65
2.63
6.00
6.00
5.10
10.00
6.04
1.32
1.20
4.56
1.20
4.80
6.50
2.44
1.43
2.44
S.25
4.02
26.00
2.40
54.83
20.91
uel Campbell D. L. C. . . .
Belle Brownrigg8 63 acres
Jas. McNary D. U C
M. E. Worthlngton 55 acres in
Jason & Kellogg D, L. C. ...
John H. Delano 6.20 acres in
Fendel Cason D. L. C
John Patterson Eft of SEW
Sec. 1-3-2B
Gottfried Bluhm 60 acres In
Sec. 10-3-2E
E. E. Switzer SWW of SWW
in Sec. 11-3-2E 12.80
John O. Jones NEW of SEW
of Sec. 14-3-2E 11.84
Cbrlstlnie Bluhm 100.67 acres
Sec. 10-3-2E 118.40
W. H. Noe 6.45 acres Sec. 16-
3-ZE
J. Donovan Lot 1. Sec. 17-3-
2E
L. A. Woodard Part of lot 4.
Sec. 18-3-2E
Hal D. Lindsly 25 acres Sec.
21-3-2E 12.75
Edwin S. Stewert NEW of
NEW & W of NEK Sec.
24-3-2B 22.17
Hal D. Lindsly 5 acres In Sec.
28-3-2E
Therwn H. Lindsly 28 acres
Sec. 28-3-2E
Roman Rypczynskl NEW of
NEW of Sec. 31-3-2B
Roman Rypczynskl 4.40 acres
of Sec. 31-3-2E
C. E. & C. Stewert lots 4. 5,
of Sec. 33-3-2E 23.25
C. E. & C. Stewert west 18.03
acres of lot 6, Sec. 34-3-2E. . .
Hexter & May 30-100 acres
Wm. Holmes D. L. C
Rae Grubbs 50-100 acres Wm.
Holmes D. L. C
Chas. & S. J. Stewert 13-100
Wm. Holmes D. L. C
Jas. A. Kays 38-100 acres Wm.
Holmes D. L. C
, Charman & Son 50-100 ac
res Wm. Holmes D. L. C. ...
Augusta S. Brown 10 acres In
S. D. Francis D. L. C
M. T. Hargrove 30 acres in
S. D. Francis D. I C
Fred Bluhm 39.79 acres in An
drew Hood D. I C
Swan Orlen 10 acres in An
drew Hood D. L. C.
Eric Blazler 96.74 acres in
Benj. Mails D. L. C
Wm. Beard 13 acres In Robt.
Caufleld D. L. C
B. Robinson 1 acre In
Washington Williams D. L. C.
Thos. W. Collier WW of SWW
Sec. 6-4-2B
Robt. Schubel 80 acres. Sec.
9-4-2E 24.70
Steven Sager (Trustee) WW
of SWW Sec. 12-4-2E 26.01
, H. Long SW4 of SEV1 &
SEW! of SWW Sec. 15-4-2E.. 14.24
Achille Seghers SW of NW of
am or sew Sec. 16-4-2E. . . 2.40
Jas. Bruce SW of SEW of SE
W Sec. 16-4-2E 4.80
Catherine R. Long 14.94 acres
in Sec. 16-4-2B 2.97
E. Davis 10 acres Sec. 18-4
2-E 2.48
John Glade 0.81 acres Sec.
31-4-2B 29.09
John & Anna Bradbury EW of
SWW & SW of SEW of NW
W Sec. 31-4-2E 32.52
John B. Jackson 117.82 acres
in Frances Jackson D. L. C. 44.40
W. B. Tull & R. Li. Clark Lot
1 & SEW of SWW Of NWW
Sec. 11-5-2B 5.76
Ida E. Parent 6.50 acres Sec.
17-5-2E 1.57
Clarence R. MeAyeal NEW of
NEW Sec. 35-5-2E 5.50
Chas. It. vosburg SEW of NW
See. 36-5-2B 9.96
M. Wells (Heirs) 15 acres in
Wm. Engle D. L. C 22.05
Geo. H. Nicholt 318.18 acres
Andrew Baty D. L. C 109.78
J. K. Basher NEW of SWW
Sec. 1-6-2E 4.70
Frank Hathaway SEW! of NE
W & EW of SWK of NEW
& NEW, of SE!4 and EW of
NWW of SE in Sec. 6-6-2E
Otto McFarland SW of SW'A
Sec. 10-6-2B 14.10
Carl Anuschat NWW: of NEW
& EH of NW & SWK of
NWW Sec. 12-6-2E 18.80
Wm. L. Ziegeweid NWWI of
NWW Sec. 27-6-2E 4.00
B. F. Barstow (Heirs EW of
SWW Sec. 29-6-2E 7.80
Oregon Realty Co. All of NW
W of NWK north of Butte
Creek Sec. 30-6-2B 1.66
0. W. Eastham EW of WW
Sec. 36-6-2E 16.00
C. K. Leltzel WW of SEW
Sec. 11-7-2E 8.00
U. K. Leitzel WW of NE4
& EW of NWW Sec. 1 4-7-2 E 9.60
W. M. Murray SEW of SE54
Sec, 18-4-2B 13.28
Gust Anderson 22 acres Sec.
S4-2-2E 12.07
G. H. Dauchy 50x60 feet. Park-
Place .75
Julius Robertson 6 acres Sec.
16-3-2E 2.49
Clark SW of NEW of SWW
Sec. 10-6-2E 2.35
Geo. w. Bonderant 7 acres
. Sec. 25-1-2B 3.75
Geo. Robertson 15 acres Sec.
2-5-2E 2.70
W. W. Glbbs 4.64 acres See.
32-1-2E 12.75
Benj. C. Kimberly SW of NW
of NEW of SEW; Sec. 25-1-3B 4.50
E. M. Carpenter .70 acres In
Sec. 25-1-3B 75
H. C. & M. Harris 5.85 acres
In Sec. 25-1-3B 6.75
John Thomas 100 acres Sec.
S0-1-SE 108.75
Hobt. Tassell 30x60 feet, Seo.
1- 2-3B
Veronica Ridderbusch 2 acres
Sec. 1-2-3E
J. W. Forrester 3.45 acres Sec,
13-2-3E
W. Greenwell 1.33 acres Sec.
20-2-3E
C. A. & E. Chase Lots 3, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8, Sec. 22-2-3E
H. F. Gibson 1 acre Sec. 23-
2- 3E
Maggie Davis 124.79 acres Sec
29-30-31-82 T2-3B 40.03
C. A. & & Chase 13.85 acres
in A. D. Foster D. L. C. . . . . . 13 fift
J. H. Tomiinson 41.44 acres In
A. IX Foster D. L. C 11.0K
UiacKamas Ab&t. & Trust Co.
WW of NEWl & Lot 1 Sec.
16-3-3E 32 Kft
J. Barrett Co. & Ntcholal Bros.
Lot 7 Sec 16-3-3E 11.37
R, Conner (Heirs) 1.35 acres
Sec. 16-3-3B
Thos. W. Lane SW of NWU
of SWW Sec. 18-3-3E
Herman & Freda Koch WW of
wvv ft Lots 4, 5, Sec. 20
S SE
R. Conner (Heirs) Lots 1. 2.
S, 4, 5. 6, 7. 8. Sec. 22-3-3E...
J. Davis (Heirs) 29.51 acres
Sec. S3-3-SB
Jas. Dubolae NEWl of NEU
See. 36-3-3E
W. C. Ward 50x40 feet in Abel
Mattoon D. L. C
E. L. Walker 6 acres in Abel
Mattoon D. L. C
O. W. Eastham 60 acres In
David Cutting D. L. C
R, Conner (Heirs) 22.65 acres
27.50
37.7!
120.12
2.10
42.00
.42
25.76
8.74
21.12
.85
1.28
.85
1.10
45.66
3.83
.50
3.42
51.25
34.50
7.53
11.38
.62
5.50
18.75
In David Cutting D, U C. ...
R. Conner (Heirs 38.05 ac
res In Anson Wright D. L. C.
D. C. Richardson 144.43 acres
in Mathew Richardson D. L.
C.
J. G. Cumins 2 acres Sec. 8-4-
u Cj ..(.....(,
Jos. Ritter EW of SWW Sec.
16-4-3E
C. C. Marlcle NW of SWW' &
SWW of SWtt & 1 acre Sec.
30-4-3E 13.50
Hilma C, Olsen 1 acre Sec.
33-4-3E
L. C. Hubbard WW of NWW
except 1 acre Sec. 2-5-3E ...
Jos. A. Englund NEW of NEW
except 1.50 acres Sec. 3-5-3B
A. P. Hult Timber on SW of
NEW: & NW of SEW Sec.
6-6-3E 21.00
C. L. Standinger 23 acres Sec
6-5-3E 3.36
C. u Standinger 7,50 acres
Sec. 6-5-3E 1.16
John W. Carlson SEW of NW
W Sec. 9-5-3B 6.88
H. Dahlgran NWW of SW!4
Sec. 10-5-3E 6.20
Oregon Swedish Colonization
Co. WW of SWW Sec. 11-5-3B
Mrs. E. J. Lamb WW of SEW
and EW of SWW) Sec. 18-5-3E
Ellen Callahan 2 acres Sec.
19-5-3E
Anna Burg NWW of NWW
Sec. 29-5-3E
Inkerman Helmer SW of NE
W & SEW of NWK & WW
of SEK Sec. 26-7-3B
Nancy J. Carnine EW of EW
Sec. 30-6-3B 21.84
R. T. Llnney 2.23 acres Sec.
25-1-4E
W. F. ft Ina E. Sneer 1.20 ac
res Sec. 31-1-4E
J. W. Ellsworth NEW of SEW
of SWy Sec. 32-1-4E
Chas. Zimmerman 40x50 ft. in
NW corner of NW of NEW
of Sec. 82-1-4E
Jennie Jonsrud EW of SEW of
SWW Sec. 6-2-4E
W. C. Dodson and W. J. Gibson
NW of NWW Sec. 12-2-4E. . . .
Jas. G. McElroy 25x208 ft. Sec.
13-2-4E 1.20
A. G. Bornsted 43x208 feet
Sec. 13-2-4E 1.20
C. W. Casseday SEW of NEW
& NE1 of SEW' Sec. 35-2-4E
Hugh F. Curin (Heirs) Philip
Foster D. L. C. 100x495 feet
ft 100x130 feet Sec. 29-30-31-32-36
T2-3-4B
John Hinkel Philip Foster TX
U C. .130x130 feet ft 105x150
feet
Viola Freeman 10 acres Sec.
5-3-4E
Beulah F. Rowely 10 acres
Sec. 5-3-4E
Lee Wills 1.60 acres Sec. 24-3-4B
.-;
Ellzaboth M. Stewart 4.08 ac
res Sec. 29-3-4B 3.74
Jas. Dubois Lots 2-3-4-6 ft 7,
Sec. 31-3-4E 35.76
S. C. LeRoy 10 acres Frank
lin Pierce D. L. C
Estacada State Bank 10 acres
Franklin Pierce D. L. C. ...
E. Strickland NWW of SWVi
Sec. 7-4-4E
W. T. Smith 4.26 acres Sec.
10-4-4E
Geo. Cunningham SW of NEW
ft Lots 4, 6, Sec. 10-4-4E ...
L. F. ft S. J. Brown Lots 6. 7.
Sec. 10-4-4B
Francis M. Baker 4 acres Sec.
18-4-4B
F. S. Felter WW of SWW Sec.
23-4-4B 12.60
C. E. Surfus SEWI of NEW
Sec. 30-4-4B 4.41
A. McNamara WW of NWW
Sec. 31-4-4E 9.45
A. A. HobbB EW Sec. 36-4-4E 25,20
w. j. Leweiien z.ty acres in
E. B. Lewellen D. L. C
A. E. Lewellen 21.50 acres In
E. B. Lewellen D. L. C. ...
Jos. Sadowski SW of NWW.
Lots 3, 4, Sec. 4-5-4E
E. F. DeBord SW of SEW of
SEW of SWW ft Lot 7 Sec.
6-5-4E 13.44
Nina Joy NW of NW Sec. 10-
5-4E 12.60
Allen R. Joy SW of NW Sec.
10-5-4E 12.60
Hermit E. Gregg WW of NW
W Sec. 20-5-4E 21.00
Melvlna Scott NWW of Sec.
34-5-4E 50.4ft
Aiva J. Scott NW of NEW ft
SEW of NEW ft NEW, of SE
W Sec. 34-5-4E 60.40
J. E. Stauffer EW of.NWW &
Lots 1, 2, Sec. 18-6-4E 54.00
Jas. P. Graham WW of SEW
& EW of SWW Sec. 6-7-4E. . 10.00
Leopold Klatte SEW of SEW
Sec. 9-8-4E 14.00
H. P. Moller SWWI of NWW
Sec. 29-1-5E .' 9.00
Frank J. Davenport SW of NE
W of SEW, Sec. 30-1-5E 4.50
Frank J. Davenport North 70
acres of WW of NWW Sec.
34-1-5B
T. D. Phelps SWW Sec. 4-2-5E
T. U Phelps SEW except 6.92
acres Se 6-2-6E
Heury F. Conner NWW of SE
W ft NEW of SWW Sec. 11-
2-5E
21.39
19.34
14.56
40.00
.35
.30
2.55
.81
13.75
21.00
9.00
8.25
1.60
2.63
.66
9.60
9.00
4.80
.55
29.96
8.90
.36
.55
22.77
50.40
V. B. ft T. A. Tapp 2 acres
oft of East end of NW of NW
W Sec. 24-2-5E 1.50
J. C. Stanley NWW,' of SW14
Sec. 24-2-6E 7.50
Anna F. Corey SW of NWW
Sec. 27-2-5E 12.00
H. E. Noble SWW of SWW
Sec. 33-2-6B 8.75
Jos. Paschal SWW of Sec. 84
2-5E ...16.00
Vorenlca Rldderbush WW of
NEWl Sec. 2-3-5E 5.00
Alex B. Brooke NEW of NEW
Sec. 2-3-5B 2.50
Helen Musay SEW! of NEW
Sec. 2-3-5E 2.60
J. B. Strowbrldge EW of NEW
ft NW. of NEW Sec. 6-3-5 E 25.00
Austin C. Milliron SW of NE
W Sec. 7-3-5E 12.50
Irving J. Bedford NW of NW
W Sec. 9-3-6E 10.00
J..L. Robertson NW of NEW
ft SWW of NEW Sec. 10-3-5E 14.62
W. J. Dixon SEW of HEVt Sec.
10-3-6E 6.50
Nicolai Bros. Co. NW of SWW
ft SWW of SWW Sec. 16-3-5E 25.00
W. G. & Nellie McLaren NW
of NEW of Sec. 20-3-5E ..... 11.88
Frances Peshall NEW Sec. 24
3-6E .- 20.00
Wm. H. Patterson NW of SB
Wi & SEW of 8KY4, Sec. 26-
3-6B 17.60
Jas. A. C. Talt NWW of SWW
ft SW of NWVi ft NWW of
NWV4 Sec. 2C-3-5B 20.00
Guy T- Hunt SWW! Sec. 30-3
6E 25.48
Portland Ry L. ft. P. Co. SW
of NW Sec. 22-4-6B 38.40
F. E. Reiner NEW of NEW ot
NWW Sec. 30-4-5E 2.40
Frank Cole WW of NEW ft
SEW of NWK ft NEW of SW
W Sec. 14-2-6B 14.40
C. A. King, L. E. Palmer (Trus
tee), Citizens Bank of Port
land SWWl of SEW ft SE1
of SW14 Sec. 23-2-6B 10.50
L. E. Palmer SEW of SEWi
Sec. 23-2-6E 6.00
L. B. Wickersham EW of SW
W Sec. 24-2-6E 15.00
C. A. King, L. E. Palmer (Trus
tee), Citizens Bank of Port
land NEW & NW of NWW
ft SEW of NWW ft NWW of
SEWi Sec. 26-2-6E 87.00
H. E. Noble WW of SWW Sec.
36-2-6E 18.00
J. C. Ains worth SW of NEW
ft Lots 1, 2, Sec. 4-2-7E 48.00
Geo. F. Hart SEW Sec. 14-2-7E 12.00
Frank Woolsey EW of SWW
of Sec. 16-2-7E 4.50
L. A. Lewis WW of SWW Sec.
16-2-7E 4.50
Henry Oak SW of SEW Sec.
23-2-7E 3.00
Ezra C. Truman Sec. 24-2-7E
SWW
Henry Oak NW ft NEW Sec.
26-2-7E 3.00
Geo. Oak NWW Sec. 26-2-7B. .
Mary E. Northrup 1 acre Sec.
8-3-7E
Emma L. Greene Part of Sec.
9-3-7B 41
L. E. Coffer 4.83 acres Sec. 4-
4-5E 65
H. H. Watkins EW of NEW
of NWWI Sec. 21-2-6E 3.25
Pease 20 acres in SWW of
SWW! Sec. 26-3-4E 7.00
Molalla Lumber Co. EW of
NWW of NEW. Sec. 24-4-3E. . 5.18
O. J. Gregory 20 acres of Sec.
5-2-3E 26.40
W. R. Townsend SW of NEW
of Sec. 22-4-4B 25.20
Ethel M. Ham 22.50 awes Sec.
15-2-3E 3.38
A. ft B. Howard 102.8 acres of
Sec. 33-2-7E 11.35
Mrs. Minnie Stove 48 acres In
Thos. Lee D. L C. Sec. 22-
3-4E 22.5
Wm. S. Turner NWW of SWWl
sec. 4-3-5E 6.00
F. H. ft Henriette Tawney 88
acres Sec. 9-3-7B 9.79
E. T. Chaffer 44 acres NWW
Sec. 21-5-3E 4.00
Roscoe Brooks SW of NWW
Sec. 14-4-4E ' 13.44
Emanuel Krigbaum 42 acres
in Sec. 35-3-4B 35.40
Geo. P. Rose 10 acres Sec. 28-
3-4B 4.50
Clara G. Coupland Part of lot
1 Sec. 28-3-4E ' 28.50
F. D. Hopkins 24.15 acres Sec,
35-3-4E 1G.20
W. R. Stakes ft S. E. Wooster
WW of SEW of SEW Sec. 36-
3-4B 5.00
H. T. ft M. C. Gibson 11.87
acres Sec. 19-2-4B 7.80
Estacada State Bank 13.10 ac
res Sec. 21-3-4E 18.00
J. L. Band NW of NWWi of
SWW except 5 acres Sec.
18-3-3E 2.66
6.00
6.00
THE MOST IN VALUE
THE BE5T IN QUALITY
Third and Morrison Streets, Portland, Oregon
Three Big Suit Values
With the Fall season not so very far away, it will pay
you well to investigate this early showing of Fall Suits.
We are receiving express shipments daily of the most
select new season styles. Coats are smartly tailored in
medium lengths, with collars , of same cloth, velvet or
satin, and otherwise plain or braid trimmed. . Skirts are
plain gored or made with small pleats. Everything con
sidered, you will find these garments the smartest shown
for many seasons. Materials are shown in a; wide vari
ety including the popular serge and cheviot suitings, in
black, navy and other plain colors; also tweeds in rich
brown and gray mixtures. J
$15, $19.50 and $25 '
SILK DRESSES NOW
AT ONLY $10.00
Astonishing reductions in '
Silk Dresses. Reg. $16 to
$25 Dresses at $10. They
include a lot bought at half
price, and many of bur reg
ular stock.. . Shown in this season's
choicest models, plain or ; with lace ,
yokes and daiutily trim'd. Materials
are good quality taffeta and messaline
in plain colors and dainty patterns.
also a few of wool challie. Reg.prices
$15 to t25d 1 f ff K
Special, . p I VUU
SALE SILK PETTIC'TS
Extraordinary values iu Pfitticoats of
good quality silk taffeta and messa
line. They are shown in numerous
popnlar plain and cbanjjable colors.
Several styles, including plain, cord
ed, sectional flounces, while others
have accordeon pleated ruffles, under
lay with to O i
dust ruffle . i p4V7 J
-WAIST SPECIAL
F ne quality Lawu Waists in many
pretty styles. Allover embroidered
fronts, others with lace yokes and
some in neat tucked effects. Open
back or front, with lont; or three-
qimrter sleeves. Kxcep-
tional waist values at.
$1.25
Seemed to Give Him a New Stomach
I mfTered Intensely after eatinc
and no medioine or treatment 1 tried
seemed to do any Rood," writes H.
W. Ynun&peters, editor of the Sun,
Luke View. Ohio. "The first few
doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets Rave me surprising re-
llpf nun tha awonnn. linr.Ho naanii.H tn
go give me a new stomach and perfectly
' ' annii hoalf.h " Pap Bala tv oil irnnrl
p.vw ..WM.V... CIV J ,WUU
dealers.
NEWPORT
9.00
14.44
15.20
6.00
Many Suffering Woman
Drags herself Dainfnllr thronsh har
aaiiy lasts, suffering Irom backache,
neaaaoue, nervousness, loss of appe
tite and poor sleep, not knowing her
IJls are dne to kidney and bladder
troubles. Foley Kidney Pill, sive
qoicc renei from pain and mixery and
a prompt return to health and
strength. No woman who so suffers
can afford to overlook Foley Kidney
Dill. T T r -
THRESHERMEN'S handy aooonnt
OlONIrTINO
HIE
INDUSTRIES
JESS
ThU U h UUi of a bMutlful M-pat. book, which
will ihv ur boy .r jtrl h.v U 10COKD. Dr
poUl la tt. Mil TODAT u4 It vUl bo tost ItXg.
Thoitaaf Um OAltoff. is to dlfotrr aa xralartM
U IMwtxtoa, aa to mtv AU h poopls. It ttm
mums IB Afrtcaltare, OlvU Cat lnoorlaf , EUotrteal
EafteMrtaf , htMhamleal laftBMrlaf, Mlnlac lactav
Mttac PerMtrr, PaMMlioaoo u Art, Otm-
rumuj lull TM UM MMM
it uouniL biooi laummit
OOUMl fervmlU, tof.
GOME TO PORTLAND AND BE CURED IN FIVE DAY8
VARICOSE VEINS. HERNIA. ILQ0B POISON
Ho MToraopontiono, mwiy earn pwmuMtlj cured la on
(remanent. Moot timo-nvmf, niot natural, aioat aafo. aV
radical aad peraanent oure. I f ira my word and will (It
. mow saeuieai aaiooriuea iaai toi it a tact. I am car.
tainly prepared to cure by ei perience and aualpmant, wbiek
".,,l".kIu,, aUMOaa. I hare the bait eonlpaed
uedleal office on too Cuaat. lwlll aire SOU to any oharityaf
guarantee that orery statement inUinannouncejiiantle trua
a inviie you to come to my oOico. 1 will ei plain to ro my
,.. ' . '. ""m nerToua Ajooiuty,
1 loojl Fuiaa, Pllea, Kl.tola, Bladder, Kidney, Proetatlo ami
all Men a Ailment and v,,ii huffy. nk. ...- -
lion; if neoeaaary a mioruacoplcal and chouiical analraie of
M-PHlii.n. . . . . .. . . . . , . . , . , , . .
, -", . uiiuo pa.uu4ricai ua oaoterioiogioal coo
oitioua Every man ahould take adrantan of this ovnor.
auimj to li-aia Ueir trua condition. A armoiunl Cur u
vital vou tnnt. A ptrmoiwnt Cm it trifot I u.a
WWITEN SUAUWTEE My written ruaranteo meant a ear or
r"- i'ararjuw looureoertainaiimeattor reload everr
dollar you hare paid. My aerTiceecoat you not hint; unleaa I
cure your aricoae Velne, Hernia, Pilea, k iatula, Blood Pol
on. oranyailnnntl juaraeteetocni-a. Termaarr reasonable
and no more tlian you aio able and illinf to pay fur beneata.
-", t. . nir ax. iiad.T.. it a. at. ta 1 p. at.
A. O. Smith M. TX
ta tba ealr taenaliH la Penlaa4 wae
net adrtnut t actHieea . ...
aaoletnta.
I lasllaa Hi trat taomiiaa. .t
am tea emeaallr caMan mj aW
natloWrOIIIH I PifileamEbrlich'inaarTtalacwal
600" ( CSM. Of .l1 ,T.r lii.wl lln.H.i.... tr. ,
ment aiU i, ,U trnml ml mriKH -. Ituanrmxar
baiVea (arcrrafullv ,m In f I t.i ub
DR. 1. II. SAXITU " 0RIIO IT.. 001. MOOSO
YAQLINA BAY
Oregon's Popular Beach Resort
An ideal retreat for outdoor pastimes' of
all kinas. Hunting, Fishing, Boating,
Surf Bathing, Riding, Autoiug,' Canoe
ing, Dancing and Roller Skating.
Where pretty water agates, moss agates
moonstones, carnelian can be found on
the beach. Pure mountain water and
the best of food .at low prices. . Fresh
nsn, ciams, craDS ana oystera, with an
abundance of vegetables of all kinds
daily.
Camming Grounds Con
venient and Attractive
with strict sanitary "regulations
LOW ROUND TRIP SEASON
TICKETS ,
from all points in Oregou, Washington
and Idaho on sale daily.
3 DAY SATURDAY - MONDAY
TICKETS
from Southern Pacific points,' Portland
to Cottoge Grove: also from all C. & H.
stations Albany aegdggu Onr owiestG
Saturday and Sunday, and for return
Sunday or Monday.
Call on any S. P. or C & E. Agent for
full particulars as to fares, train sched
ules, etc. ; also for copy of our illustrated
booklet, "Outings in Oregon," or write
to : '
H1. McrlLRRAY
General Passenger Agent, ;
Portland, Ore
Nature's Tonic
In the pleasing form of a de- '
licioiis, enticing ami invigor
aling beverage, bottled direct
from the springs in the cala
pooya mountains '
Cal-a-poo-ya
MINERAL WATER
Drink it to Get Well; Drink
. ... . it to Keep Well ,:;
A murated siline water, equal to
any of the renowned spring wat?
ers of Europe and America. Re
commended by leading physic
ians of the United States for
Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver
afflictions, Dyspepsia, Indiges
tion, and all forms of Stomach.
Skin and Blood diseases. Hund
reds of people "given up" by
. physicians have been cured of
long-st 'tiding aliments by Cala
pooya Water. Testimonials on
application.
Sold by all dealers,' or shipped
in cases direct from the springs.
Write for prices.
CALAPOOYA SALINE
The condensed smile of Calapoo
ya Water. Stomach, liver, kid
ney an 1 blood disorders speedily
cured by its use. ' All dealers, or
sold direct.
HOTEL CALAPOOYA
Famous health resort in the Cal
pooya Mountains, 12 miles from
Cottage Grove,(on Southern Pa
cific.) Splendid accommoda
tions, reasonable rates. Steam,
mud and hot water baths and
cooling rooms. Information as
to rates, etc., will be furnished
upon request.
Calapooya Springs Co.
Cottage Grove, Oregon
YOUNG MEN
3ST Pabsts Okay Specific
Does the work. You all know it by reputation !
: : PRiea$3.oo
1-- ' For sale by i
JONES DRUG GOMPANY
' ' (Incorporated) '
Fesli- Goods
O U R S P EC 1 A LTY
Careful attention and prompt serv
ice will be given all Customers
We Keep Every thins You Could Desire ;
''- - - From a Grocery
Jack & Albright
PHONI MAIN 6
911 7th STRUT
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