Oregon City Enterprise
Kill DAY, A U J OUT 13, 18117.
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t'uruMiiMl Kwrjr H't-ck ljr (lift Clarku
mint AltNtrni't k Trust Company,
Joshua (!(M'kli'iicBH to Jatome
(Vkliinitn Nov 11, '1HI, V I),
iil4 of iui'4 of nn'4 sue 7, t 2
r5 $ 1
I Jtirotn Coi-kulntmsa to Ikillla (7(M'4f
1 elnnaiMi Nov II, 'IMI, V D mf of
X ih'4' smi 7, 1 2 1 r 5 e 1
I H J Italy and Julia IUty to Kiiiina
Junes March 18, '07 W D netf
1 ul m)i4' Hoc 2.1, 12 a, r 6 e
J-owli V, (iardnitr to Nellie (inlnr
Au7 .1 '1)7 W I) 40 acres in (no 21
ml 28, t 3 , r 2 e
1 1 miry mul DurutliaTroiifl to Mary
Woililnlur, June 8 '07 diied.e.'j of
iiw'4' )c 1, t2i, r3e
M mill T Markawlts to Palsy Frlml
outhal Apr 14, 'D7(iO Dl!0 acres
in aoc 32, 1 1 a, r 2 e
Will H Cross to John M Creaa May
12, '1)4 W I) sec ID, t 0 1, r 3 ...
J M ml C Cress to Kliliard Nixon
mm). July 2, 'U7 WD, aco 10,10 a
r 3
11 W (jlllwrt to IUiih OUn, Deo 13
H C I) 10 acres sees 4 ana 6, t
2i,r2c 1
I'hotiliaA (illU-nt (ailiu) to liana
OlMn Doo 0, 1)6 adm deed, 10
acres In sues 4 ami 5, t 2 a, r 2 e
Geo W My or to C C Williams July
28, '07, W I), of i mm! 0, 1 4
r2a
K K Martin to Kliuer Dixon, Aug 3
l)7 W DSTixlooftnaof lot 1, lilk
III r..ji,n niv 400
wr, V..y,-. -
1V K Miiiiiwi-r to I. I) Mum
A war Aiitf 4, U7 W l 20 acres
i in Win Arthur rlallil 750
AiiiltroKr) HluMr to C K Klor Ante
3 'U7 W I) Iota 3 ami 4, blk M,
Oregon City
W C llolinsn l al hy sheriff, to
Purity HAT Co July 24, '07
sheriff deed, Iota 3, 4, 6 sec 1, t 5
a, r 2 e
I) J Huikley to J Itwkley July 31
3ft. blk 7 Mamlibatika 100
1) J llurklvy to D J llmkley.Jr July
31, 'U7 W D, lot 3(1, oik 7. Marsh-
banks 100
O W Hoyeito Win K Hockey, Feb
23, '07, WD lot 37, blk 7, Marsh-
bank 100
KoM anil C II Halla to Nancy Jana
Hi-mil), July 30 'U7 QC I) .242
arres near Otli and Harriaon ata
Oregon City
Mrs Margan-ta llourli to Mra Anna
Joeiike., Fob 4, '1)7 W D 3 acres
In M M McCarver claim
IV K ami Lucy J Ptik to Nuk)I-
eon Davia Kept 7, W, W D 00
acrea in Cyrua Wudawurtti claim 1(XK)
I J Miniliorn to M W Atkinaon
Jim k8, 'U7, W I) lot 1 blk 75
Mintl'orn 1
TIIK CLACKAMAS ARSTIIACT A
O'KUST CO. are tbo owner of Ilia copy-
ight to tlm Tliorne nynloin of abstract
ndexna, (or Clackamas county, and have
tin only complete act of abstract in Hie
ounty.raii furiiixh Information as to
itlu to lunil at once, on appllcadon.
xiuna, Investmciits.real estate, abittracta
Id, Office over Hank f Oregon City,
'all and itivciitigitte. Addrcsa box 377,
iregon City Oregon.
Fine lirnln Yield.
V. II. Hunney ha Inren operating hia
in HtoHin tlirt'Hliliig inncliinu In the
'f 1 !.... u.l .1, UI..I VI U ltl.1 f ,l.til.l.luir.
ty.lk I ,t-n,iii, nil., ...ni'iu iibiiu t"rt.i ..v.. -
hmIh tbla wi ck. I In rcporta both
SaIihuI and nala turninu out wtill and of
iplmuliil (philily. Mr. lioniicy waa in
9v"i Ciiy Tucaduy and bought two
tbrcaliinit niHcliino books at thia olllcn,
tir uho with Ida tuui:liine tliia avason.
He tiHUil one of tbcati book a laat yuar
! and atati'H Unit by tho aid of the blanka,
which are In dtiplicatu, one part being
inr the machine inun anil the other for
the owner of the grin, and which ahowa
khe amount and kind of grain threshed
ft'iich day, who for, and the rate, hia au-
on nte with hia patrona were ao accurate
hnt he did not have one bill disputed.
Thay ate in fuel a complete atatumunt of
(ccount with the neccannry blanka for
iicvlptlng when paid, fhey are pocket
Mto and Mr. lionney Btntea that he would
lot be without ono of thcao books since
le hue found thmn audi a convenience.
Wall Paper.
Boat stock of wall pupur In Oregon City
luloflt duaigns and prices to suit the times
at II. L. Hotmail's, Seventh street, near
Main. tf.
Free insurance blotters
F. E. Donaldson.
"1 crave but One Minute," said the
public epcakerlna huaky voice; and
then lie took a dose of One Minute Cough
Cure, and proceeded with his - oratory.
One Minute Cough Cure Is unequaled for
throat and lung troubles.
Inatallment plan, ensy payuionts on
Sunset lots. F. E. Donaldson, Agt.
If the price you pay for drugs and
medicines is Huntley's price, you know
it's right. If you buy at Huntley's drug
store you know the quality is right
which is much more essential than the
i price.
Buy now in Sunset before the rise.
F. . Donaldson, Agt.
Mtalfl Fund of H,0IH and County Fund
lor Nclioola.
HCII00L FUND A M'ORTIOMEflT. I only Multnomah and Marlon countl.m
having greater number of school child'
tan and conaeqimritly more money thin
this county. The amount apportioned
to Clackamas county this year la $8,018.
The county apportionment will be
made by Hupt. HiipHrinttMiderit Mark
weather next Monday on a baaia of 7.710
children at $1 per capita. A further
apKrtlonmnnt of tho county funds will
bu in ado In November, or December, at
which tltiieHiipeiiiitcinhnit Kt irk weather
hojHts to be able to apjMirtlon $1 per
acholar again, but of course it all depends
on the amount of the delinquent taxes
collected.
Itolow Is given the amount of the
state and county apportionment which
are merged Into one fund :
The slate school money arlalng from
the Interest on the irreduclablo school
fund, amounting to $135,154,14, has
been apportioned among the various
count inn The apportionment was made
onabiiHls of)2llXiil children at $1.04
per capita. There are .'133 mora children
In the state than last year, and the
amount dlHlributed la $313,81 lufs than
laat your, which la accounted for by the
additional coat of collecting the punt
year. The per capita Is a I no ono cent
loaa than laat year. In the apportion
ment Clackamas county ranks third,
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Wm Tho upnon. .
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I. It Yoder
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t! W Kiehey
I T Grace
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Will Bauer
I V Trullinger
II C Ulricli
A I'Todd
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K W Paine
A V Davia
CO Miller
O C Kinney
JOINT DI8THICT9,
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M L Wilmot
I no Olaon
(ieo Smith
I W Henry
W F Yonnir
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Whan to Sow Crlmaon Clover.
Aooording to rnlos laid down by an
agricultural writer in The American
Cultivator, crimson clover ought to be
sown brondenHt at the rate of 18 to IS
pounds per acre in the north from July
15 to Oct 15, in the northern tier of
southern states until Oct. 15 and in the
extreme south until the end of Novem
ber. It grows during tho fall and spring
months and ouu bo seeded among grow
ing corn after tho lout working or on
clean stubble, in tonmto fields, among
grapos, tobacco, eto., and will take root
Without boiug raked in or covered with
SoiL If the ground is moist, it spreads
very rapidly. Probably the best way of
seeding is to prepare the ground as for
any other Crop and lightly harrow in
and roll the soil
Steamship tickets and seasick preven-
taye. F. E. Donaldson, agt.
General Oraut 1 avon J imd Rowla.
Nearly 20 years ago General Grant,
in enumerating urni-siuy liues of pub
lio improvements, minted the pnblio
schools and highw ays. Once, when he
and General bheriduu were in a remi
niscent mood, the old commander said
to "Little Phil," speaking of the hitter's
famous ride to the buttle of Oedur
Creek: "Slier id im, if that battle hud
taken place after a prolonged rain and
there bad not been a good pike from
Winchester, you would never have been
promoted to the head of the United
States army. You would not have reach
ed the battlefield to cheer your men,
and there would have been a great de
feat for the Union forces instead of a
great victory. That would have left
Meade and Thomas a long distanoe
ahead of yon in the line of promotion. "
New York Tribune.
Arrest 4 for lloraeatRllng,
Justice Bchuehel Isaued a warrant Tues
day on complaint of Grant Criteser who
lives near New Kra for the arreat of
Amelia liarreth,i:harging her with hora'
stealing. Critaer alleges Hint M Ins liar-
retli went to his pasture Monday, left
an old worn-out garran in exchange for
a good horse which she rode to Salem,
where her parent realde, having recently
removed from this county.
Chief Hums Immediately telephoned
to Kalem and D. W, Gibson, of the Hale in
police force, arrested the girl at ber
father's home a few miles east of the city,
during the afternoon, took ber to Salem,
lodged her in the county jail, swaitimt
the arrival of Chief Hums, who went up
on the overland Tuesday night and
brought the prisoner to this city Wednes
day morning.
The arraignment waa deferred until
Thursday morning In order to give ber
father lime to be present at the trial, but
he fulled either to come or send any
word. The irl admitted she stole the
home and waa sentenced to send 25
days In the county jail in lieu of the $50
fine she waa unable to pay.
Miaa Ilarretb ia undoubtedly a mono
manic on the horae question. A short
time since she took Dr. J. W. Norris'
horse from the alley near Trembath's
saloon, in plain sight of Main street,
where the Doctor had left bim while he
went up to his olfice a few minutes, and
rode the animal out to ber parents'
home near Jones' sawmill, where they
then reaided and where the horse waa
found the next day. Af'er this esca
pade the neighbors had her sent to the
Boy's and Girl's Aid society in Portland.
The society put ber in a good home at
The Dalles but she ran away and came
back to Clackamas county and stayed
for a time on a farm run by a couple of
men, who got rid of ber aa soon as they
could. While on the ranch she evinced
a passion for horses, catching one and
riding it over the paature whenever she
could and just before she left she brought
in an old plug which she claimel she
had paid $5 for The young lady has
been implicated in the temporary disap-
earani e of other horacs but has never
before been held (o answer for her deeds.
Electric Hotel Arrivals.
Victor Dickey, Molalla
J C Noble, Brandon, Me
It A Moshberger, Woodburn
W A White, Scott's Mills
Geo J Jackson, Portland
Prof Snapp "
E C Jocnim t "
A K Williamson
C O Majaor
M B Mai klin
Theodore Lee "
D M Flandere "
James E Riley, Cnicago
W V Davies, Denver
Ciiaa R Spalding, New berg
.'Alex Miller, North Yamhill
E Keyes, San Francisco
Otto J Wilson, Salem
Helen M South wick "
Watt Shipp "
Roy Davis "
J Ball
J B David, New berg
K W Montague, Portland
C A Bell
Frank Fogle "
O i Potter '
J II McKeone
The Electric hotel is the finest in the
city and firat-class in all its appointment.
Electric cars stop in front of the door.
Insurance that insure
F. E. Donaldson,
BLADDER
TROUBLES
are inconvenient during the day and
destroy rest at night. They make life
a misery instead of a blessing. They
affect mony persons after they reach
the age of 40, and are usually accom
panied by a decay of vital power.
They can be
CURED
I feel as though I should write and let
you know what I think of Hobbs Spir
als Kidney Tills. I have been suffer,
ing greatly for several years with back
ache and severe distress in my bladder,
I have tried many remedies without
much benefit. At your distribution of
free samples at Huntley's drug store, I ob
tained a box of your excellent Sparagus
Kidnev Pills, and have now used three
boxes, and feel I have been cured. I can
not express my thanks too strongly for
the benefits I have obtained from your
remedy. I would advise all who use the
Sparagus Kidney Pill to also use Dr.
HobbB Little Liver Pills in connection,
as I think they aid in the cure.
Daniel Ridgkly,
10 Unity Block, Toledo, O.
HOBBS
Sparagus Kidney Pills.
BOBUS REMEDY CO., Proprietors, Chicago.
Dr. Hobb 11 lis For Sain In ORKUON, CITY,
ORE., by C. G. I1UNTL.EY, Drugulst.
$7,800 GIVEN AWAY
To persons who make the greatest
number of wo-ds out of the phrase,
"Patent Attorney AVedderburn . " For
particulars address the National Rec
order, Washington, D. C.
The Marketing Point
OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
Tho factory towns of the East are noted
for affording the best market to the neigh
boring farmers and gardeners in proportion
to the population of any of the towns in
that section. The reason for this is that '
the people of these towns have a fixed in
come upon which they can always depend,
and, as a consequence, they are liberal buy
ers, paying cash for all their purchases.
As the Creat Manufacturing Center
of the Pacific Coast
OREGON CITY
Is Coming to be One of the
Best Marketing Towns In the State
This is proven every day by the number
of farmers, who are to be seen on its streets
selling their produce, who, until just the
last few years, sought the markets of other
towns. The system of macadamized roada
that is being built into all parts of Clack
amas county, will enable all the people of
this county to share in the profitable mar
ket that Oregon City affords. If, as it is
sure to do, the demands of Oregon City in
crease in the next five years as it has in the
past five years, this city will rank next to
Portland as a market place for
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