OREGON CITY COURIER, OREGON CITY, OREGON.
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I ET everyone add their enthusiasm to make this great occasion one of the most joyful in
" the history of Oregon City! Saturday is the opening of the new Willamette Southern
Railway, which stretches' its ribs of steel for 32 miles from Oregon City to Mt. Angel.
We welcome every visitor to this big celebration in Oregon City, Saturday! Show your
own loyalty to the town. Let the men who made possible this great enterprise know that
we appreciate it.
This popular store, which numbers its patrons by the thousands in Oregon City and Clackamas County,
extends a welcome to all its old customers and to those who do not yet know what big assortments of the newest,
most desirable merchandise are always sold here at prices that can not be matched.
Bring this Coupon for Double &tf Stamps
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20th
To everyone presenting
this coupon on Saturday,
February 20, double S&H
Stamps will be given.
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From end to end, Banon's big store will be one large display of new Spring merchandise. We will be just as pleased to see you whether you wish to buy or not!
We want to get acquainted with you. Our courteous young ladies will assist in every way to make your visit to the store pleasant.
Visit our Premium Parlor. See the beautiful and valuable premiums given away absolutely free with Green Trading Stamps.
COUNTY COURT Continued
Pigueron) 2.50
Mrs. G. E. Woodward for (Mrs.
Usher) 18.00
B. P. Giesy 3.00
Board of Water Com. for
M. Trullinger & A. Perizi.. 2.10
Denis Donovan for Jermoe
Hamilton) 12.50
Brightbill's Grocery for Mrs. I
Lamp 6.00
Brightbill's Grocery (for C. Cas-
seday) 8.00
W. Dahlke (for Mrs. Pierza) 7.00
Larsen & Co. (for Albert Pig
ueron) 10.00
Frank T. Barlow (for Dickie-
men) 1 10.00
Prank T. Barlow (for Mrs.
Marco) 15.00
J. E. Downey for Crawford
family) 11.25
W.A. Holmes (for Mrs. E. E. .
Baker) 5.00
A. B. Buckles (for Mrs. H.
Smith) 18.00
Wang & Co. (for Mrs. Evans) 15.00
Wang & Co. (for Dunkirk).... 9.91
Schoenborn Grocery (for Chas.
Wil'oughby) ; 5.00
J. H. Barnett (for Matheson) 45.50
Joe . Hedges (for Mrs. M. J.
Trullinger) 12.00
Farr Bros, (for Tom Garner) 8.00
Farr Bros, (for L. Matheson) 19.60
Mrs. O. O. Bland (for C. B.
Ankron) 20.00
L. Adams (for C. Cassidy).... 5.25
Parkplace Grocery (for C. Cas-
siday) .' 5.25
S. Hastings (for Mrs. Mary
Baker) 4.25
C. J. Bentley (for Ambrose Plu-
ard) 10.40
C. J. Bentley (for A. C. Jos-
selyn) 10.00
W. W. Pollock (for Chas. Mc-
Kinnis) 10.00
Jlnno tin cemen t
Sat unlay, in conjunction with the Willa
mette Valley Southern Day celebration, we
celebrate a complete showing of spring
styles of men's, young men's and boys' cloth
ing, hats, shoes and shirts
To every person coming into our store we
will giro a souvenir. You don't have to buy
a thing to get it no effort will be made to
sell yon anything.
Wc want you to come in and get acquainted
and see these spring styles.
We give Script
MILLER & OBST
Suspension Bridge Cor.
Klemsen & Co. (for Mrs. E.
Smith 5.00
Alex Brown (for S. Gossler) 3.00
Batdorf Brso. (for Mrs. Bushen-
ville) 5.00
St. Vincent's Hospital (for Jessie
Lander 10.00
St. Vincent's Hospital (for G.
M. Kelleher 50.00
P. R. Scott (for Mary Foster) 10.29
R. C. Scott (for Mary Foster) 11.61
L. A. Woodward (for Peter Erick
son 5.85
C. J. Hood (for Albert Pig
ueron) 3,50
F. Clack E.(uer on)TH....
F. Clack (for Mrs. Marco).... 14.00
O. M. Bluhm (for Chas. Mc-
Kinnis) 3.00
Mrs. H. B. Evans (for Dun
kirk) 1.35
Jail
,W. J. Wilson 80.21
Henry Cook 3.00 J
Juvenile Court I
GLASSES
MADE FOR YOU
I do not stop at merely selling the
best glasses.
In each individual case we make sure
of both lenses and mountings.
LENSES DUPLICATED WHILE
YOU WAIT
All Work Fully Guaranteed
Wm. A. SCHILLING
Optometrist & Optician
719 Main St.,
Oregon City, Ore.
Has added a new Feature
A FULL ORCHESTRA
will play every afternoon and even
ing. Saturday afternoon we will
will have a
FREE SHOW
for all who visit the city
Change of Program for Sunday and Monday
"As Ye Sow"
This is a five reel wonder. Don't miss it!
city of Canby for taxes collected dur
ing the years 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912,
1913; ordered that said claims be
denied.
In the matter of the petition of
J. E. Fisher for rebate of tax in the
sum of $7.08, and Anton Naterlin for
rebate of tax in the sum of $1.91;
allowed and warrant drawn for said
amounts.
In the matter of the petition of
Joel Jarl to pay taxes on S. W.
of Sec. 28, T. 2 S. R. 6 E. 1913 tax
roll without paying interest and pen
alty; allowed.
In the matter of the application for
the appointment of O. E. Freytag to
represent Clackamas County at the
Panama Pacific Exposition; ordered
that O. E. Freytag act as such repre
sentative to receive a salary of $75
per month for a period of 10 months.
Estacada Editor Has Ideas on Pure
Water
The Oregon City papers now claim
that the special election to consider
the adopting of the South Fork Water
Project, will take place in March,
instead of January and February, as
previously intended. If Estacada
could get a vote on this project they
would boost it some. Still it might
be policy to hold off the election until
the Oregon City water gets nice and
warm and the tphoid germs chase the
colon bacilli around the glass, for
"seeing is believing." Estacada Progress.
Without doubt Oregon City could
sell Estacada over $1,000 worth of
water a year without extra expense
to the pipe line. This is onlv one
of the many good features of this
project.
Mrs. Becker Dies
Mrs. Tressa Becker died Sntnrrinv
morning at the residence of J. W.
Davenport. The aged lady came to
Oregon City a week or so ago for
a visit with her grand niece, Mrs.
Davenport. Her home was in St.
Johns. The remains were sent to
Michigan for -interment.
The Knghts of Pythias Celebrate
cnoois Standardized
The local Knights of Pythias held
a bic oelehrntinn in Wnrlm
Wednesday night in celebration of
the fifty-first anniversary of the
founding of the order. A big pro
gram was given, followed by ample
refreshments.
Don't forget the big time in Ore
gon City next Saturday. Come in
and enjoy yourself.
We are kind of crowded this week
on account of the new management
familiarizing theirselves with the of
fice, which does not give them much
time to run extra pages.
MInda E. Church 11.80
D. E. Frost e 30.S5
Printing & Advertising
Or gon City Enterprise 508.75
Oregon City Courier 87.05
Bushong & Company 55,00
Tax Department
M. E. Dunn 10.00
J. O. Staats 79.87
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
February Term, 1915
In the matter of the petition of J.
M. Hayden, Henry J. Hoffmeister
and T. W. Fish for County Roads;
ordered referred to the County Board
of Road Viewers.
In the matter of the petition of E.
Naylor for County Road, a remon
strance having been filed thereto;
ordered dismissed.
In the matter of the J. S. Brooks'
Road; passed first and second read
ing and referred to the District Attor
In the matter of the J. R. Cornog,
B. F. Holman and David Horner
Roads; declared to be county roads
and ordered opened.
In the matter of the claim of E.
H. Griffin of damages on account of
the establishment of the Gibson Road;
allowed in the sum of $15.00.
In the matter of the claims for in
demnity for slaughtered cattle; or
dered that the following ammounts be
allowed:
Christ Naegli $87.50
Grant Sloop 25.00
E. L. Trullinger 12.50
W. P. Young S7.50
M. C. Glover 12.50
Emil Tschopp 50.00
H. G. Mullenhoff 93.75
In the matter of the deeds of
Margaret Roberts, F. A. Knapp, and
Charles A. Schutz, et al., to Clacka
mas County for road purposes:
accepted and ordered recorded.
DR.YGOODS
NOTIONS
C. I. Stafford
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ECKWEAR
Overals Lids
IDS and Duds
Underals shoes
Shirt Waist Specials
50c to $1.00--values 75c to $2.25
Children's Dresses
25c and 45c; values 40c to 60c, and many other money
saving items
x Out-of-towe trade especially soliciced
Remember the place 608 Main Street
ney for his opinion. i
In the matter of the claim of the