OREGON CITY COURIER,., THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1914.
Accidents to the flesh
will happen, no matter
how careful you are.
Ballard's
SNOW
LINIMENT
Kept always in the house I;
s Kuarmiiew y
ment whenever thei-e la a cut,
burn, bruise or other Injury to
the flesh of any member of the
family. The sooner these
wounds are treated, the greater
certainty that they will heal
miirh nniQ or loss nf
y time. It is equally certain that
the torture or rneumuuera,
neuralgia and sciatica, lame
back, stiff neck and lumbago
will be eased, and the disease
speedily driven out t the body.
If you have it on hand the
suffering; is short and the cur
is speedy and complete.
Price 25c, BOe and $1.00 per
Dottle.
JameiF.Ballard.Prop. Gt.Loul,MO.
Stephens Eye 8alve Cures Sore
Continued from Page 6
Dock Mosier 10.00
Mrs. Jessie Allen 20.00
Patton Home 16.00
A. J. Rosenthal 20.00
Mary Buol 5.00
Peter Erickson 15.00
Sarah Gibbons 20.00
Ella Payne 10.00
Henry Spiess 10.00
W. W. Everhart 25.00
Mrs.' S. Prenebost 15.00
W. J. Moldenhauer 10.00
Louise Ballou 15.00
Matilda Carlisle 15.00
S. Ensley 15.00
Bank of Oregon City 70.00
.Huntley Bros. Co 5.00
Louis Nobel Jr. : 10.00
H. F. Padgham 20.23
Bannon & Co 9.78
G. A. Bergren 5.00
C. J. Bentley 10.00
Wirtz Furniture Co 30.00
Ambulance Service Co 3.00
Jos. E. Hedges 10.00
Denis Donovan 12.50
Alice Carr 25.00
Ore. City Wood & Fuel Co 5.00
L. Adams 5.50
F. T. Barlow 43.00
Larsen & Co 23.00
Beverlins Grocery 10.00
Oregon City Hospital 50.60
Roswell L. Holman 90.00
Farr Bros 20.00
White Grocery Co 25.00
V. Harris 19.50
Drs. Mount & Mount 15.00
Milwaukie Mercantile Co 10.00
A. J. Rossiter 5.00
Meier & Frank Co ,. 27.64
Keller's Grocery 5.00
George V. Ely 25.00
Fred Clack 7.00
Elmer Johnson 6.75
Sophia Schooley 20.00
A. W. Cheney 8.0U
Jail
E. T. Mass 129.68
Juvenile Court
D. E. Frosfr- 26.00
Minda E. Church 28.20
Scalp Bounty
N. E. Stingley 3.00
J. C. Holcomb 3.00
J. W. Marrs 4.00
Felix Baty 5-50
C. A. Norris 3.00
Christ Klinker 5.00
Joseph Decker . 2.00
F. S. White 7-60
B. C. Palmer 10.00
Tax Rebate
Port. Eugene & Eastern Ry
Co 58.68
Harry M. Courtright 11.80
Printing & Advertising
Oregon City Enterprise 520.25
Oregon City Courier 262.85
State & County Fair
E. W. Haines :.. 25.00
Tax Department
J. A. Tufts 81.12
AlWta Dunn 60.00
Jessie Paddock 60.00
Alice Dwiggins 60.00
J. O. Staats 36.80
Maude Moran ... 46.00
Nellie Swafford 60.00
Cis B. Pratt 65.00
E. C. Hackett 75.00
P Mefifitchie 17.60
EXPENDITURES FOR THE MON
TH OF FEBRUARY, 1914.
District No. 1
C. E. Battin 1-00
O. A. Battin '- 20.00
J. A. Davis -- 2.50
Wm Strnnire 3.50
District No. 2
J. W. Bennett - 25.50
District No. 3.
J. C. Elliott & Co 31.35
C. Wolfhagen v H-65
H. Seibert 35-0l)
J. C. Elliott 8 00
.T. W. Norton 24.00
W P nnllns 8.00
R." nine 2.00
John McConnell ' 24 00
Martin Troge 4-
Henry Bock -
John Moore
J. W. Wymore -
Jnn Pillster :
12.00
4.0(1
22.50
22.50
Edward Pillster 16-00
Wilbur Brodie 4-00
Lee Stradley 17-50
District No. 5.
Wm Wheeler 28.00
H. A. Beck
M. H. Wheeler
S. S. Waybill
W. Peterson
Pofor Larsen
22.50
14.00
12.00
10.00
C. Paulsen
Chas. Wheeler - 12 00
District No. 6.
r.has Krebs
District No. 7.
Albert Vanderhoof 9.00
T. Dempsey 16,8V
Garth Pickens 13.50
Lex Irvin ; 13.50
Bob Akins 14.62
G. G. Gibons 11.25
E. R. Leaf . 13.50
John Phelps 19.12
M. Tice 11.25
Henry Vanderhoof 4.50
Clarence Vanderhoof
Joe Varette
W. A. Shipley
5.62
2.25
9.00
F. E. McGugin 24.25
L. C. Lowe
L. P. Lowe
38.60
41.60
J. Warren 13.50
District No. 9.
A. M. Jannesen
Otto Paulsen
District No. 16.
Stefani Lumber Co ....
9.00
2.00
5.28
Frank Engel 3.95
M. Stauber
W. Randall
District No. 17.
3.00
00.50
8.00
2.00
A. Johnson
Wm. Beeson
Adam Baney , . 2.00
John Bunke
4.00
4.00
' 4.00
4 00
1.50
8.00
John Robbins ,
F. J. Reese
Geo. Koehler .....
District No. 18.
J. F. Studeman
Walter Sshubel
J. P. Strain H , 4.00
Arthur Hornshuh . 4.00
Robert Morhnke :. 2.00
G. A. Schubel : 16.25
Carl Ober 5.00
John Bluhm 5.00
Wm. Daniels :. 2.25
Ed. Schneider 1.00
Otto Moehnke 67.50
District No. 19.
R. P. Wallace ...... v 4.00
Lewis Churchill 4.00
R. Schubel 5.75
H. Romig 3.00
District No. 21.
Hult Bros : 96.24
G. Asplund 4.00
Erick Ostrom 4.00
Erick Jannson 5.00
W. S. Gorbett 1.25
A. N. Swanson 6.00
District No. 22.
Robbins Bros. 15.55
J. W. Straudinger 11.50
Bert McArthur i 6.00.
James Heckart 4.75
John Callahan 7.00
Isaac Callahan 3.50
P. O. Chindgren 4.00
Herman Chindgren 2.00
David Pendleton 8.50
Bert Palmer 2.00
Clay Engle 4.50
Charles Goranson 1.50
James Baty 1-75
Felix Baty 1-75
H. J. Rastall 17.0U
District No. 23.
Canby Concrete Company .... 27.50
T. A. Campau - 6.00
Andy Bachert 6.00
G. A. Ehlen l-ou
J. H. Kraus 12.00
James F. Oglesby 22.00
Chas. E. Oglesby 22.00
Geo. E. Oglesby , 18.50
Andy Bachert 4-00
J. J. Taylor 2.00
Wm. Fish 2.00
Fred Bachert 4-
John Gotez Z.uu
District No. 24.
Ernest Werner 4.00
John Gahler 10.00
August Etuwe. . 5.00
John Egli
4.00
Ray Fish
Solon Kinzer
5.00
6.00
L. P. Spagle -
15.00
District No. 25
Canbv Concrete Co 36.00
Warren Baty 35.60
Grover Graves .0
W. S. Maple -
7.00
J. B. Heppler
Mike Walch
Wm. Keiling
8.00
2.50
00.25
District No. 26
Aaron BeugU 5.00
E. R. Steiner : 8.00
H. Frazer
4.00
S. A. Douglas
16.00
District No. 28.
W. J. Wilson & Co 55.50
Fermann Company 20.50
Reynolds & James ISi.li
Ray Wyland i-uu
Floyd Ferguson
1600
Freeman Thomas 16-00
Raich Slaughter 17-00
Ed. Wyland - l6-00r
Ch. Slaughter
Earl Bird
N. B. Wade
John Ferguson
10.00
10.00
15.00
Earl Groshong 16.00
Ben Thomas 21.00
Al Wvland -' 16-00
W. C. Huitt 8.00
Frank Huitt
Hi Edwards 8.00
Vernon Pittman 12.00
James Nickelson 28.00
Joe Sowa
W. M. Bird " CO
Bert Bird
Ben Wade ,
C. G. Vorheis
8.00
10.00
10.00
Perry Vorheis 10-
Frank Gray
A. O. Fauske ...
o.uu
6.00
Fancy Potatoes
Highest, Market Price paid at all
times.-Write or Phone
W. H. LUCKE cAfikroli2
Will be at Hodge's Livery Barn
Elmer Boad 4.00
James Gray 4.00
Tony Olson 4.00
Blaine Bird 2.00
Leslie Shank 10.00
L. D. Shank 30.00
Frank Kokel ;.. 8.00
Frank Ferlane 8.00
Leslie Shank 6.00
Ben Thomas 3.00
Joe Michel 2.00
Elmer Ringstad 2.00
S. A. Gray P0
Al. Wyland -'- 7.00
Jesse Bagby 6.00
Earl Bird - 2.00
L. D. Shank 20.00
C. G. Vorheis -. 5.00
S. D. West 5.00
Nick Sabe : 5.00
Steve Fisher 30.00
District No. 29.
G. H. Gray j 20.25
A. H. Gray 17.00
D. B. Gray . 100
H. Meyer ! 9-00
District No. 30.
Glenmorrie Quarry Co. ........ 238.00
J. Hughes 2.35
A. J. Monk 43.25
F. E. Davidson 94.50
M. J. Worthington 5.50
A. H. Coon 7.00
O. Worthington 6.00
Henry Mettetal 28.50
Geo. Cline '. , 18.00
J. K. Worthington ' 2.00
Jerry O'Breine 13.50
Eugene Worthington 10.00
G. W. Doty 28.50
W. D. Oliver 48.40
W. E. Chuck 9-00
Joe Chuck 9.00
Louis Sutton - 8.00
G. S. Bullock 20.00
William JVanker 2.25
A., Neilson : 1-12
Fred Leaman 2.25
Chas. Austin 2.25
John Ball 2.25
J. K. Worthington' 6.94
District No. 31.
F. Baker 11.75
L. Tiedeman 1.00
A. Schatz 1-00
F. Orchard 3.00
District No. 33.
Horner Bros 4.66
Frank Millard 3.75
W. W. Tucker J 1.25
District No. 34.
Wilson & Cooke 6.66
Owen G. Thomas 8.30
Frank Busch 5.05
Pope & Co. 00.55
W. J. Wilson & Co 1.85
F. C. Gadke 2.10
Trojan Powder Co 55.92
C. Zimmerman i.l"
Edmonds 20.50
V. Pooler 17.00
C. Pendo 17.50
A. Colson - 15.00
L. Jones , 15.50
W. Criteser 7.00
K. SChrackenback 9.50
T. Johnson Jr 7.60
M. Tiedeman 9.50
C. Koellermeier H-bo
N. Melvin 7.00
F. Geer 4.00
Jas. Proteau 7.50
J. Schauher - 7.00
C. McMann 7.75
J. H. Robinson 10.50
Fred Baron 10.00
J. Shaw 20.60
C. Parker 13.50
J. Zimmerman ob.uu
W. Dent 4.00
T. Johnson 16.00
H. Berdine lo.uu
A. Gross -. : 16-00
a Colson 7.50
W. Kaiser - 47.50
F. Schauber 4.00
C. Kelnhofer b.uu
District No. 35.
A. J. Quay 6.00
Wm. Booth 12.06
Fred Wagner 6.75
District No. 37.
C. W. Kruse H-30
David Legler 4-00
C. W. Kruse 2.85
Tualatin Mill Co 26.40
Haseltine Co. 2.20
C. W. Kruse 63.25
David Legler 14-00
Ralph Butch 4.00
Tony Butch 4-00
Andrew Klaiber 14.00
Fred Wood 17-50
District io. do.
A. Mather .. 6.65
J. Baumgartner t..., 39.62
W. J. Liddell 17.00
E. Corrody '. 4-50
C. Derry 4-25
H. Thiessen 5.30
J. Baumgartner - 5.62
District No. 41.
H. H. Udell 9-50
A. E. Hess .- 4-00
John Affolter - 2.00
J. C. Affolter 2.00
District No. 42.
Carlton & Rosekrans Co 12.35
Harry Rittenour 10.00
Arent Loe 23.00
Oren Giger 12 00
John Shoemaker 15.00
J. W. Watson 32.75
Aaron Yoder 150
District No. 43.
Jack Saunders 3.50
Frank Fuchs 2.60
A. T. Burnett 767
each ..Thursday. Bring Samples J
District No. 47 .
O. P. Roethe 11.25
E. E. Roethe 10.00
Owen G. Thomas 2.25
District No. 49.
Bert H. Finch 125.60
G. T. Hunt .'- 28.00
A. C. Anderson 4.00
George Hathaway 2.00
N. Elling 1 3.00
H. A. Hunt 3.00
E. Krigbaum 4.00
District No. 50.
Carl Wolfhagen 10.60
J. C. Elliott & Co 10.50
A. L. Heacock 70.00
H. Henningsen 20.50
Jake De Young 15.00
John De Young 30.00
Alb Hoffmeister 15.00
Lewis Hoffmeister 14.50
Henry Hoffmeister 2.00
Chris Zinsli 7.00
Lewis Rodlun 16.50
R. Nothnagel 15.75
Olof Gran 21.90
Chas. Poebstal 6.90
R. Witzel 22.00
Carl Heuke 13.75
Fred Heuke 8.00
John Hoffmeister 10.00
District No. 53.
Ernest Conrad 1-50
C. A. Beugli 3.75
District No. 54.
J. L. Stanton 10.00
Levi Erb 6.00
J. S. Owings 2.00
G. O. Stratton 7.00
Ed. K. White 5.00
W. F. Stanton '20.50
Peter Esch 3.00
Wm. Owings 9 00
District No. 55. -
A. A. Allen ' 4.50
District No. 56.
D. A. Moehnke 84.00
J. J. Berg 9.00
D. Mclntire 4.00
Bert Cota - 1-00
Stephen Fellows 9.00
Dan Fellows 8.00
O. Fellows 00.50
D. F. Moehnke 492.99
Clackamas County 16.80
J. Carlson 9.00
C. Carlson 9.00
R. L. Parrish 9.00
F. Brunner 9.00
F. Rees 9 00
B. Cota 9-00
Nat Schriber 20.25
District No. 57.
M. Gottwald 12.00
C. E. Miller 6.00
J. Sanders . 4.00
O. .H. Kyllo 4-00
A. F. Eyman 16.50
. District No. 58.
A. Mather 31.50
A. Lyons : l4-00
J. C. Miller 37.50
F. H. Turner 28.50
V. Blust 14-00
C. Whitehead 27.50
B. L. King - 28.00
Alvin Johnson '. 56.00
D. L. Davis 65.00
A. Lindquist
W. H. Stone 3.50
W. Burghardt o.io
GENERAL ROAD FUND
City of Oregon City 4698.62
J. W. Smith 26-"
Peters Hardware Co 46.00
D. W. Olds 38.25
Richard Alexander 29.55
William Swivers
E. D. Olds 65.25
Beall & Co 1863,35
Ore. Engineering & Con
struction Co .737.76
Wilson & Cooke
1.50
C. Bernard
24.00
21.00
24.50
18.00
9.00
15.55
53.29
75.00
Richard Alexander ...
D. W. Olds
Swivers
E. D. Olds
William Isensee
Schafer Lumber Co.
John C. Anderson ...
Pope & Co '
4.48
77.65
00.60
8.35
1.00
7.00
F.. E. Hobson
Henry A. Baker
Tualatin Mill Co
O. Van Northwick ...
T. Baker
O. Peters
J. Eggimann -
3.50
2.00
A. Mayes
C. Jones
Hult Bros
P. F. Putz
A. D. Baurer
2.00
2.00
6.24
6.00
6.00
8.75
J. Putz .'
C. Stromgreen
6.00
6.00
175.00
R. A. Putz
J. W. Exon
W. H. Mattoon
29.00
JotyList, I9J4
Th fnllowino- uersons were named
by the County Court u serve ju.-
ors lor
i dpdvaTHY
F. A. Jones, cnanes uauuny,
w nUonlmTK. Henrv Peckover, M,
E. Rivers, Theodore Huerth, John
Smith, Chas. Livsey.
APniTMWAI.n
p,0t. ramnhell. C. E. Froman
John Olson. A. E. Bradford, O
Plympton, C. J. Marett, D. F. Le
fevre.
RART.nW 1
J. F. Yost, Aurora Rt. 1, farmer
J. F. Campau, Aurora, Rt. 1, far
mer; C. M. Oglesby, W. N. Thomp
son, Barlow, larmer; nr. d. m.
p A PTOM
R. D. Gibson, S. S. Wilson, W. Nie-
man. .
BEAVER CREEK NO. 1
Fred Steiner, C. G. Price, Hal
Lindsley, S. P. Lundergan, Geo.
Lammers, R. L. Badger.
BEAVER CREEK NO. 2
Fred Kamrath, Jacob Grossmiller,
Joe Studeman, L. P. Duffy, Ar
thur Staben, C. A. Caseday.
BORING
David Hedderman, Henry Hoffmei.
PRINCIPAL PORTLAND AGENTS FOR LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS, ALL THE LATEST
STYLES IN ALL SIZES AT 10c & 15c EACH FULL LINE OF EMBROIDERY PATTERNS PRICED AT
10c & 15c MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED PARCEL POST PACKAGES SENT PREPAID TO
ALL POINTS WHERE CHARGES DO NOT EXCEED 5 PER CENT OF THE PURCHASE PRICE. ''
SALE NEW DRESS GOODS and SILKS
IN ATTEMPTING TO GO INTO DETAILS REGARDING THE NEW SPRING SHOWING OF
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, NO WORD TOO MUCH OR NO ADJECTIVE TOO STRONG COULD
BE APPLIED. WITH OUR USUAL FORETHOUGHT WE HAVE GATHERED A MORE THAN OR
DINARY ASSORTMENT OF COLORS, WEAVES AND PATTERNS. THE FOLLOWING DETAILS
WILL INTEREST YOU:
NEW PRINTED POPLINS ON
NOW, A YARD
Just in by express, a special purchase of the new
Printed Poplins; they come full-36 inches wide and
are shown in charming colorings in neat, small pat
terns it is a high-class, durable
attractive new weave, moderately
priced at, a yard
BROCADED POPLINS ON SPECIAL SALE AT
$1.00 TO $2.50 PER YARD
Another fashionable new silk of soft, clinging
weave and brilliant finish the new self colored
Brocaded Poplins, full 42 inches wide they come
in a variety of exclusive designs in the new color
ing for spring and summer wear unsurpassed'
qualities from $1.00 to $2.50 a yard.
NEW DRESS GOODS ON SPECIAL SALE AT
75c TO $4.00 PER YARD
Extreme and varied are the new lines of Woolen
Dress Goods, both spring and summer weight fab
brics the new Tango Crepes Empress Popllinsj,
Crepe Poplin, Cascade Crepes, Novelty Granite
weaves, Embroidered Crepes, Diagonals, Egyptian
Crepes, and a great many other novelties all
weights, weaves, shades and prices from 75c up to
$4.00 a yard.
ft SMtllSMU SUflflBI Wii"""
ster, Sr., Henry Hertz, Grant
Sloop, N. L. Waybill.
BULL RUN
M. V. Thomas, J. J. Gibbons, E. R
Leaf, Otto Aschoff.
CANBY NO. 1
J. E. Wells, R. D. No. 1, farmer;
Carl Piepka, R. D. No. 1, farmer;
A. W. Riggs, R. D. No. 1, farmer;
J. L. Combs, Real Estate; Nels L.
Melvum, farmer; E. J. Reese, far
mer; F. M. Roth, labor; Edgar
Smith, garage; John White, car
penter; Charles Ei Wait, farmer.
CANEMAH
Wm. Finn, Thomas Lindsey, A. H.
Finnegan, Grant Critzer.
CARUS
A. A. Spangler, Oregon City, Rt. 8,
Farmer; Chas. Casto, Oregon City
Rt. 3, Farmer; John R. Lewis, Ore
gon City Rt. 3, Farmer; Herman
Schmidt, Oregon City Rt. 3, Far
mer; John L. Kline, Farmer; W. F.
Mueller, Farmer; Chas. Weisman-
dle, Farmer; George Ingram, Far
mer.
COTTRELL
Paul Dunn, John Revenue.
COLTON
Chas. Hunter, Farmer; E. Bonney,
Farmer; Geo. Ball, Farmer; Lou
is Pendleton, Molalla, Rt. 2.
CHERRYVILLE
W. D. Douglass, Farmer; W. R
Allen, Farmer; J. M. Stone.
CLACKAMAS
G. Hanson, Farmer; L. D. Jones,
Fred Roadarmel, Henry Spiess, J.
L. Clark, H. M. Hartnell, L, P.
Welch, Farmer.
CLARKS
John Schram, C. N. Larkins, Mer
chant; Wm. Marshall, Farmer.
DAMASCUS
G. Mullenhoff, Taylor Schmidt,
Thos. E. Brown, Henry Hoffmas
ter, J. C. Boyer, W. W. Cook.
DICKEY PRAIRIE
Ralph Holman, Farmer; Raymond
Dickey, Farmer; A. D. Dickerson,
Farmer; Fred Shafer, Millman
DOVER
W. P. Roberts, Dover, Farmer;
Geo. Kitzmiller.
EAGLE CREEK
Alex Baker, H. G. Huntington G,
R. Woodle, Henry Githens.
ESTACADA NO. 1
Wm. Underwood, John Osburn
Clark Denny, H. E. Boswell, A. D
Henthorn, J. A. Harkenrider.
EVERGREEN
Chas. Hatton, Geo. Gill, S. Sprag-
ue, Wm. Watts.
GARFIELD
Ed Linn, J. H. Tracy, R. E. Davis,
G. Krigbaum.
GEORGE
Robert Miller, C. Klinker, Hans
Paulsen.
GLADSTONE
Percy Cross, J. C. Paddock, R. L.
Porter, C. W. Parrish, A. O. Hol-
lingsworth, W. F. Schooley, A. F.
Parker, J. W. Gray.
HARMONY
R. S. Gibson, R. McLaughlin, J. E.
Wilson, E. Newkirk.
HIGHLAND
M. E. Kandle, Oregon City No. 4,
PORTLAND, OREGON
SALE
11.25
NEW CREPES DE
NOW, A YARD
A beautiful, closely woven, sheer fabric of rich fin
ish, comes full 40 inches wide and shown in all the
best shades for street and evening wear, including
cream, ivory and black a silk that
silk in an
$1.25
can not be duplicated elsewhere at,j
yard
BLACK AND WHITE FABRICS NOW PRICED
FROM 45c TO $2.00 YARD
A wonderful complete showing of the extremely
fashionable black and white fabrics all size checks
and stripes; included are Shepherd checks, broken
checks, waffle checks and ag reat many novelties
as well as the most popular Btriped styles all are
of reliable quality and good widths values that can
not be equaled elsewhere, at 45c to $2.00 a yard.
NEW FRENCH
IAL SALE AT, A
More attractive than ever are the new French Chal
lies, designs are daintier and the colorings are pret
tier than ever before here you may select from
an unlimited variety in small dots, rings, stripes, fi
gures and floral
Challies from 28
priced at, a'yatd
Farmer; Frank Nicolas, Oregon
City, No. 4, Farmer; Theo. Wirtz,
Oregon City, No. 4, Farmer; Jo
seph Fellows, E. J. Swank.
JENNINGS LODGE
C. J. Fields, P. D. Newell, Calvin
P. Morse, L. Wilcox, A. F. Russell,
Wm. Gardner.
KILLIN
F. M. Samson, Hubbard, R. 2,
Farmer; J. N. Stanton, Woodburn,
R. 2, Farmer; Levi Erp, Hubbard,
R. 2, Farmer; A. J. Miller, Hub
bard, R. 2, Farmer; J. G. Noe,
Hubbard, R. 2, Teacher; C. W.
Owens, Hubbard, R. 2, Teacher;
J. C. Strickler, Woodburn, R. 2,
Teacher.
LIBERAL
Silas Wright, Fred Burns Wm.
Morey, W. C. Pairan, B. Frtdrich,
Henry Kester, Aurora, R. 1.
LOGAN r
Charles H. Tracy, Oregon City, R.
2; Frank P. Wilson, Oregon City,
R. 2; Severn Kirchem, Oregon City
Rt. 2; H. W. Hagaman; N. II.
Smith.
MACKSBURG
Charles Stevens, Aurora Rt, 3,
Farmer; H. D. Harms, Aurora, R.
1. Farmer; F. J. Kraxburger, Au
rora, R. 1, Farmer; F. M. Mat
thews, Aurora, R. 4, Farmer;
John Heinz, Aurora, Rt. 4, Far
mer; Charles Gilbert, Aurora R.
1, Farmer.
MAPLE LANE
J. R. Lewis, C. W. Swallow, E. W.
Smith, W. W. Harris, Fred Hon
rici, D. J. Thome, A. J. Heater.
MARQUAM
Carl L. Barth, Marquam, Farmer;
J. T. Drake, Marquam, Farmer;
Olaf Oleson, Marquam, Farmer;
J. C. Marquam, Marquam, Mer
chant; J. W. Yoder, Marquam,
Farmer; Joseph Conrad, Molalla,
Farmer.
MILWAUKIE NO. 1
Wm. Shindler, Casper Kerr, A. J
Walker, W. F. Lehman, J. D. Mul
len, Chas. Lakin, Geo. Maple, E.
T. Elmer, John M. Snyder, K. E,
Moffat.
MILWAUKIE HEIGHTS '
J. W. Grasle, W. F. Krueger, J. B
Hicks, Chas. II. Hart, Geo. N.
Mirriott, W. Rinehartt, Fred
Birkemer, Wm. H. Edwards.
MOLALLA NO. 1
Ben Cole, Molalla, Farmer; Hu
bert Engle, Molalla, Farmer; B. T.
Harless Molalla, Farmer; Isaac
Williams, Aurora R. 4; FredS,
Daughterty, Molalla; A. N Mil
ler, Molalla; W. H. Everhart, Mo
lalla; Major Hungate, Molalla;
Geo. Adams, Molalla; Al Wells.
MOUNT PLEASANT
J. B. Jackson, Oregon City R. 8;
F. E. Beard, Geo. Lazelle, Henry
Harvey, W. Buckner, C. N. Brown,
Alfred Howland.
NEEDY
C. J. Cameron, Aurora, R. 4; Carl
Hitton, Aurora, R. 2; J. D. Ritter,
Geo. Askins, D. B. Yoder, Charles
Noblett, Hiram Jackson, Aurora,
Rt 4.
MULINO
Baine Howard, John Romig, J. L.
$1.50
$1.50
CHALLIES ON SPEC
45c
YARD
designs fine, pure wool
to 32 inches wide, under-
45
Udell, John Aiklns, Wm. Husband,
C. A. Wallace, L. D. Adkins, F. C.
Churchill.
NEW ERA
Walter Owens, Geo. Kelland, Can
by, R. 2; F. W. Blanchard, Oregon
City, R. .1; Earnest Gilbrich, Ore
gon City R. 1; R. L. Inglis, Oregon
City R. 1; N. Critzer, G. S. Ran.
dall. Buck Smith.
OAK GROVE
E. D. Olds, James Kahler, E. Shu.
bert, C. A. Lewis, O. W. Barnett,
S. C. Alexander, H. G. Stark-
weather.
OREGON CITY, ORE.
David Williams, G. F. Anderson,
G. N. Kellog, M. E. Dunn.
OREGON CITY NO. 2
James Roake, J. W. McAnulty, A.
E. Frost, W. A. Long.
OREGON CITY NO. 3
Henry Shannon, Francis Welch,
Geo. J. Eberly, S. W. Francis, Geo.
Ott, John Darling, J. Gorbett.
OREGON CITY, NO. 4
S. F. Scripture, Casper Weisman
die, F. C. Burk, Geo. Griffith.
OREGON CITY NO. 6
C. A. Nash, Dick Greaves.
OREGON CITY NO. 6
James Swafford, A. F. Jack, C.
Farr.
OREGON CITY NO. 7
E. B. Andrews, E. A. Smith, D. Al
drich, E. L. Johnson ,Geo. Randall.
OSWEGO
J. P. Cook, J. N. Cox, John Ball,
F. W. Wanke, S. B. Clark, J. C.
Mains, Sr.
PLEASANT HILL
E. L. Baker, Farmer; G. H. Todd,
Farmer; A. A. Woods, Farmer; E.
L. Bristow, Farmer.
SANDY
E. A. Revenue, Farmer; Will Bell,
Farmer; F. 1. Mack, Farmer; Otto
H. Meinig, E. F. Bruns.
SODA SPRINGS
Guy Dibble, Molalla; Raymond Wy
land, Scotts Mills; G. W. Gro
shong, C. W. Hardy, Molalla, R. 1;
Fred L. Rich, E. P. McFarlan.
SPRINGWATER ,
Chas. Fulsom, Eugene Llewellyn,
J. E. Shank, David Womer,. W. W.
Tucker, Carl Howell, James Shib
ley. i
SUNNYSIDE
Frank Donley, C. R. Hunter, Ed
Ott, Geo. M. Reed. ' ;
TUALATIN
H. A. Kruse, R. DeNeui, Wm.
Schatz, Henry A. Baker.
UNION . ;
J. A. Miley, J. S. Brown, Sidney
Graham, Carl Newecke, J. A. Hup-
steeter, O. B. Taylor. '
VIOLA
Geo. Hicinbotham, Wm. Brown, Ed
Fickens, Lorengo Tenny.
WEST LINN
M. A. Magone, G. F. Horton, Far
mer; W. S. Ford, Farmer; D. O.
Day, W. R. Blackburn.
WILSONVILLE '
Wm. Brobst, Jacob Peters, J. W.
Chase, Fred Ridder, Charles Hol
mes. WILLAMETTE
J. H. Batdorf, T. C. Ross, Philip
Miller, John Bunke.
CHINE ON SALE
Nick Schmitz 4 50