OREGON CITY ENTKRPItlSE, FRIDAY. JUNE 28 1001
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Oregon City Enterprise.
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paid in adtaiu'r.
Advertising rules gtive n on ppliction.
Subscribers nil! find the dr of explra
tlon stamped on tli'ir papett following
thir name. If this ilste i not chai'ire.1
within ttro wn-ks Mer a payment, muliy
uolity ui and w ill look alier u.
Knttred a'
Or,
tr po'tottic In Pmron City,
, as second class matter.
A tENTs TOR Till KSTKRPKISK.
Bsavrr Crwk lr. T. B. Thomas
Canbv K. I. S:a
liackatnas A. Mtihr
Milwanki Oscar Wisnncer
Union M :11a O. J.Truliinger
Mad' Brook Oh as. Holinan
Nw Era W. tv SlrrT
Wilsonvills Hnrr Xlily
Farkplaca It. . Holmes
Btartord J.U. (.iKf
Mulino C. T. Howard
Tarn K. M. Cooper
Molalla Annie ftiibh
Marcjnara J. Marquam
ButtevUl B. Jrinirir
Aurora Hnry A. 8nv.1rr
Eaele Crk H. Viihrn
Damascus J. C. Klliotl
Bandy f O.vtmh
Cnrriiuvill Geo. J. Curnn
Marmot Adolph AsohofT
riiiLAitr.LriiiA franchise grab.
No matter what may be said of th
spectacular method of John Wanamaker
in offering f2.5O0.000 for the new street
railway franchisee voted by the council
to a new company without compensation
to the city, it cannot be denied that hit
letter to the tusyor contain ao arraign
ment of such policv that is unanswerable.
Ti e city council of Philadelphia on
Wednesday voted fourteen new fran
chise for street railways on streets not
occupied by traction lines to a new com
pany in which the mayor and Senators
Quay and Penrose are largely interested.
The streets were turned over to tin new
company without any compensation
whatever to the municipality. It was
the culmination of a 6ght that abeortd
public interest and which had called
public attention to the favorable oppor
tnnity for exacting a reasonable comien
sation for the valuable privileges to he
granted to the new corporation.
Before Mayor Ashbri.lge signed the or
dinances John Wanamaker sent to him
lengthy communication in which he
set forth the high-handed manner in
which the ordinances were railroaded
through the council, the rights of the
people in ttie streets that had been
turned over to the company without any
compensation, and the great value of the
franchises (bus granted. He also showed
bow every proposition having in view the
public interest, such as reduction of fares
and the giving of tree exchanges, was
voted down. In lieu of the failure of all
the propositions to give the people some
thing for the privileges conferred he
orged the mayor not to sign the ordi
nances and offered the city the sum of
$2,500,1(00 for "the powers, rights and
franchises granted and intended to be se
cured" by the fourteen ordinances. As
a guarantee of good faith in the matter
he deposited with the Real Estate Com
pany 10 per cent of the sum offered, or
1250,000.
Of course the offer of Mr. Wanamaker
was rejected and the ordinances were
signed. Mr. Wanamaker did not enter
tain the notion for a moment that his
offer would be accepted. If he bad it is
fair to assume that his offer would have
been based upon a percentage ot gross
annual earnings. Whether it was a bona
fide offer or not it has served to call pub
lic attention to the fact that the streets
of Philadelphia have been given way to
Quay and Peurose without a dollar of
compensation for the municipal treasury,
while others stood ready to pay millions
for them.
Tiik Courier-Herald undertakes to
ebow that it can save the county money
on the furni&bing supplies to the county
and to doing the county printing. If
that paper had not bad to contract to do
this work and had not shamelessly tried
to rob the county some attention might
be paid to its claims. The chairman of
the Board knows that the former con
tract was violated by the Courier-Herald
by over charging at nearly every eesnion
of the bo,- rd, putting in bills as high
har tj-jjoa what it was allowed by the
Vartl: The proprietor of that paper
blows the same kind of honesty in the
statement made last week. By insinua
tion, if not by direct statement, he con
veys the idea that the Enterprise Las re
ceived all the money paid for supplies
and printing the last year. Asa matter
of fact, close to $750 went in bis own
pocket. Something like 1300 of bis old
contract be brings over to this year, be
Bides 140 for ballots and $250 to $300 for
printing the proceedings of the board
und notices that are necessary to be
given. After taking out the printing
that the law and tbe interest of the
county requires to be published the
amount left can not possibly pay for lit
supplies luul printing. The Coiirifi
I tor aKI man believe in getting the ron-
It net unit then work the county but nine
; hi last exp'rietic vtilh tin I'ouiity lii
' nicthiid are better know n. Ths Enter
J prise stand r!l y to ito the ork a
I cheap as any other county in tli u!
I get its work done biiloVss not ptoinise
impossibilities.
Jt mil Jkswtxs in the federal court at
Milwaukee issue an irj'inction against
the striking machinists (hat is very
sweeping in it character Nothing in said
about a stnku in the order and it is
brought in the inline of a local company
although the National Metal Trades As
sociation in really tho plaititill'. The or
der prevent the striker (ruin doing any
act that will result in damage to the
plaintiff and tie tho hand of (ho strik
ers from in any way interfering.
Cur st Casmsi i going to Kussia and
we if the tariff difficulties existing !
tween this count rv and his own can not
be adjusted. Cassini has proved friendly
to this country and in all matter ha
tried to adjust and harmonise matters in
a friendly way.
Knglamd is not hurrying the canal
matter. She maintain that the Clayton
tlulwer treaty I stilt in force and that
he will not willingly abrogate the same
without couienialion of some kind, pre
ferably port in Alar-ka.
l'.OVItll OK CtlHMISMOMKS.
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book for dehmjuent taxes for said year
and w as sol I (o Clackamas county for
taxes lor both ol said year.
That the i-aid land tiongeI to th
"Jtat Land Hoard and ws wninifully
and unlawlullv ae.ie.l to said parlies,
And the Board being fully adviartl in the
premises, It I ordered anil adjudgeU
that Ihe lieu ur claim of CUckms
county attainst said land for sai l taxes
be and the same is hereby cancelled.
la the matter of the aesment ol
property lieioiigiiitf to State Land Board:
Now at this tune couif on to be heard
the petition of Anton Schaffrr atkinit
for the cancellation of the taxe aesiHl
itaimt the property decrihe.l at pae
387, line 12, ol ae(d.ent roll lor the
year l'J"0. And it apeiring that said
proerty belonged to the State Land
Hoard at the time said a-nsment was
ma le and tbat the said property it not
subject to taxation. It is therefore or
dered that said afe-nicnt for taxes for
said year against said property be and
the same i hereby rancWlrd.
In the matter of bicycle lice,nM:
In the insuance ol a warrant for the
collection of been tax on certain bicy
cles for the year l'JOl : It appearing to
the court that pers-jns riding hicyc.e on
the paths ol this county have not paid
the license tax as required by law. it is
hereby ordered that a warrant be isetied I
by the clerk of the county court to the
sheriff of the county directing biiu to col
leet a license ol 11 on all delinq'u-nts as
shall not have paid said license tax prior
to this date, and directing him to seize
and sell as upon execution any bicycle
lor the amount ol said license tax, to
gether with costs aud expense of such
seizure and sale, and if none be found,
such license to be collected out of any
property ot said delinquent in Ihe same
manner as other delinquent taxes are
collected.
In the matter of a public gateway for
Henry Kichter:
It appearing to the boar ot county
commissioner for said county and state
from the sworn petition of Henry Kich
ter, that he is the ow ner of and bat a
residence upon the folloaing described
real estate: the bK '4' ol the MV ' and
the NE i ot the SW 4' and the NW '4'
of the SW i ot section 31, in T 3 S of K
2 K of the Willamette meridian in Clack
amas county, Oregon. And that his
said rexidei.ee and property is not
reached by any public road heretofore
provided by law, and it is necessary that
the public and himself should have in
gress and egress to and from bis said
premises and residence. That tbe near
est public road to his said premises is a
road known as road No 47 and the ter
minus and beginning of which is de
scribed as follows: The beginning is de
scribed as, "Beginning in road leading
from Oregon City to Wrights Bridge and
1.' chains south and 3 chains west from
quarter section post between sections 28
and33T3 8 It 2 E of the Willamette
meridian and the terminus of which is
described as intersecting road from
Howard's Mill to Canby Depot. Which
Said road is westerly from his said prem
ises. Said petitioner prys that three
disinterested free-holders re appointed
to view and locate and assess ttie dam
ages for a gateway 17 feet wide from pe
titioner's said premises to the said road
to crests the lauds of Win, Bauman and
Fred Buberg ;
It is therefore ordered that Enoe Ca
bin, J K Graham and W ti Kider, three
disinterested free holders of Clackamas
county, Oregon, be and tney hereby are
appointed for the purime above named,
and to locate the said gateway acrons the
lands of Wm Bauman and Fred Bolerg
and assess the damages for the above de
scribed gateway and to locate the same
so as to do tho leaHt damage to the prop
erty crossed und for that purpose to meet
on eaid premises on the 2'Jth day of June,
l'JOl, at 10 o'clock a m.
In the matter of the money found at
the inquest held upon the holy of How
ard Baker, deceased.
This matter coming on and it appear
to ttie board that there was !1.05 taken
Irom the body of Howard Baker deceased
and turned into the county treasurer by
the coroner at the time of holding an In
quest in accordance with the law, and it
further appearing that tbe family of the
late Howaid Laker is in need of financial
aid, it is therefore ordered that the
county treasurer turn over the said aum
of '.) 05 to the family of tbe eaid Howard
Baker, deceased.
In the matter of tbe assessment of
property belonging to the state land
board.
Now at this time comes on to be beard
the petition of Anton tichaffer asking for
the cancellation of tbe taxes assessed
against the property described at naife
387, line 12 of assessment roll for the
year I'M) and it appearing that said
assessment was made, and that
the said property ia not subject to
i
taxation, it Is therefore ordered that said
assessment for (axes lor said year against
aid piopetty be and tho same is hereby
cancelled.
In the matter of aid for I. Freeman :
The matter coming on aid the Kurd
being fully advid, it la ordered thai 1,
tree in mi be replaced liui (he lint of
county cliargea at the rale of .1 per
month and that a warrant be Issued lu
hi name (or Hie month ol My.
Centum o( It Soti et al fjr a change
in the John beck man road :
In the mailer of tho e(itln tiled by
Hiclurd NmII et al and more than twelve
householder u( the itiiiuly, Imng in the
vicinity o( the road descrilied In tho pe
liliiil ami praying viewer to be ap
pointed to view and locale a toilnty
road lit i'laikamas county, I 're. ilencrth-
cJ a lull a lollow: Hi giuiiiiig at a
nUke in Ihe center hue of HUine street
ui Muilhorii addition lo I'oi tland, 170
li-ol at riglit angles to center tine of O A
C U K track, thence Northwierly by
parallel Willi center line of aid It K
track and 170 feet dltant therefroui
about l.'.Hl U-el to a Uko In-ii.g '."ll lol
soilllieaiit o( hue fence IwlwetMi tl V (
K It depot ground and the propity of j und being ilu-d that said road w ill be
the Catliolics held In the luine of Alex-j ol public utility, it I ordered and ad
ander Christie, arvlihUhop, Ihelice went ju,ig(l that Ihe died liob'i and plat of
200 leet to a stake that i .'" feel at rglil j i-.u.l uivey t n-corde I an I ill all ren
angle lioin ivuter lino ol the said ( A . pect uppioved and thai Ihe ald ur
C It It track; thence northwesterly par- j y an I view Im. eatablialied a i oiliily
allel with said center linn of It It and ." . iw I and that the i'Xp'iii' id 4i I view
leet distant theielroui -I'll leet lo a stake and nurvi-y Ik paid by Clackamas louidy,
sti't alougaule ol fence on road leading ' and Hie clerk is heieby ordcrt'd (o lue
from Milwaukie (o tlarmony. Alno ex-! iim mcesary iioiu-e to the iiH'rvioi ol
tending i-oiiuty road know n as Ihe dep il !.e .l.ntncl In which Ihe iud he lo
road Irom its junction with the county
road known a the John IWkman load
at the corners ol land owned by McCann
and J Nullerger in a straight coiirso
acros the drpol ground ol the tl cV C It
It al Milwaukie to an intersection with
atxive deacnlied uew ro. d al Kasl line ol
aid deisH ground. Also lo
vacate all
of the county road kuown as the John
Beckmau road from it junction with (he
road known a the depot road at the
Northeast corner of the McCann place
to its intersection with Blaine s(rrt in
Minthorn additmu lo Portland, said pe
titioner tiled hi affidavit ol notices
poeted respecting Said road, show lug
thai there bad ten iosted one, on the
court house bulletin toard and three in
three of the moat public places in the
vicinity of the proposed road more than
thirty days prior to the pr-S4-n!atlou ol
this .etition. lie also Hied a Ixind lor
flOl conditioned according to law. The
tKiald tieitig fully advised, It Is ordered
thai ft f Mclaughlin, II Ttiivseii and
J S Itisley ! and are hereby appointed
viewers to meet at the U-giunllig on the
rirst day of J uly l.)t and sutwH-rihe (o a
written oath of ullice administered by
Juhu V Meldrum, drputy county sur
veyor, he leiiig appointed by the board
to survey said road before proierding to
view and locate said road and reort in
writing at the next regular term ol Una
board.
In the matter of county printing:
This matter coming on upon a bid ut-
milled by A Cheney, ll is ordered
that the mailer of county printing for
the ensuing year he Ukeu under coiisid
eration.
In the matter of Theodore Scl.uulo au
indteiil person :
This mailer coming on and the board
not being fully advisvd, it ia ordered
that std matter be
taken under coUsid
eralion
lu the matter of ttie Darnell and Uib-
son road :
T his matter coming on and the board
being fully advised, it is ordered that J
E Marquam, road supervisor ol dinlnct
No 27, Marquam precinct, expend $7-3
out of his road (und upon the Darnell
and Gibson road, No 123 lu said district
and precinct.
In the matter ol the petition lor a
liquor license ol Jasper Vunkers, of Cas
cades precinct:
Now comes fasper Yunkers before the
board by his attorney, Geo. U. Browned
and present the petition of said J as Per
Yunkers and a msjority of the leading
Voters in Cascades voting precinct pray
ing thai said Jatper Yunkers be granted
a license lo sell liquors In Cascade pre
cinct and it appearing to the board
thai said petition had been made in a
legal manner and the necessary fees had
been paid, it ia therefore ordered that
aid license be granted, and the clerk is
hereby authorized to Issue the same to
said Jasper Yunkers.
la the matter ol the tax rebate of Car
oline Grazier:
This matter coming on an J it api-ar-
ing that at the May term of this loard
there was an order made reuniting or
cancelling tbe taxes of Caroline Grazier,
but alter further consideration of the
matter, it is ordered that ttie former
order made on the 7lh day of May l'Jol,
and entered on page 61 of this journal,
be and ttie same is hereby cancelled and
held for naught.
In the matter of care and keeping of
Jane Wilhoit, a county charge:
This matter coming on and the board
being lully advised, it is ordered that
Jane Wilhoit have an allowance of 12
per mouth from and after June 1st,
In the matter of the petition of John
P Ward for compromise of taxes.
This matter coming on upon written
petition tiled herein and the board being
fully advised in the matter it Is ordered
tbat said petition be granted and that
John P Ward be allowed to pay the tuxes
uj)on the property as described to-wit:
1(J0 acres of land in the Waters Carman
ULC (or the years lH'J.'i, 18U4 and im
for the sum of $132.00.
In the matter ol application for aid for
Samuel E Midlain and John Watson,
indigent soldiers.
This matter coming on, it is ordered
that tbe same be taken under advise
ment. In the matter of insurance on the
bridge and court bouse:
It is ordered that the bridge, part
frame and part iron, at the end of
Seventh street, extending over the
Willaxette river from the east to west
bank, Oregon City, Ore. be insured In
Phoenix Co. of Harttord, Conn, for the
sum of $2500 and it is further ordered
that the court bouse be insured In the
said company tor the sum of $2500 ami
II L Kelly, the resident agent, write up
tbe said insurance.
In the matter of collection of taxes:
This matter coming on and the board
being fully advised, It ia ordered tliat
the time for the collection of taxes be
and the same is extended to July 1st,
l'JOl.
In the matter of the county clerk's
statement of scalps delivered during the
month of May PJ01:
This matter coming on upon the
county clerk's report of scalps turned in
and warrants issued and tbe board buing
fully advised, It ia ordered that the
same be and hereby 1b in all respects approved.
In the mailer of a change In Oregon
City and Ixiwer bildgn acro the Tuala
tin river.
In the matter of the repiit of Urn. o
C Curry, John W l.o.ler and U H I'unn k
viewer apKiinled al the Ul li'iui o(
(hi Hoard lo view and locate a County
read situated In Clackamas courtly the
H.iii, ami decilU'd on l ag illl of Ihl
journal. Sid viewei llled their icpmt
!.Ho in g llul (hey had met on the day
ol Mav I'.MI, day naineil in Ihe notice
otvoi uhiii ihein and were duly swoin
hy miliM'iloum to a written oath adiuiif
ihlercd by John W. Me. drum deputy
count v nunevor alter which Hay pro-
eroded (o II. delgiuled pUce and dot
view ami cauxo lo he smve)ed by said
ilrput v eoiitily "in ve) or tho alneilr
crilH-d toad. 'They ! lid Ihe lli'ld
1 nou and pl( of the aurvey ; .id wlw
I cr repoit Uvorablv lo tlie elahlihlng
, ol n.nd load a iih
and minfO"! loi i
llie rcaii tliat It it a good pracin l
route (lid ol put. lie utility ; ani report J
wi read on ielerdy and now on lliii
iUy on ii x-ioiid reading, and i( appeur
nig to the hoard thai there I no leinuu
Mum' or pelilloii lor iuiii;e niei,
. open and work the aine
iuisi: Ai'oi!r.
l'.r-ice C Ciliry, 1 d.iv tl mill
I 2
IV)
John V l,oihr, 1 day ll u.l.i's
11 I'litiu k, 1 day and ti miln. . .
Tl.ouus J llowoll 1 dy and o n.ll.'t
Kd Haldorl. 1 day
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John W Meldrum,
! Jay tl mill-
Tjlal f'-'t t
In the matter of the division ol road
district No. b. H un g priHincI:
l'l.i matter coining on and the board
being lully advlw-d, ll i ordered bal the
road inoury ill di'tr.cl Nj. o, IW.rnu
preiinclhe so divided thai Supi fvinoi
S h Waybill have HV.I hr rad work and
I hat John tin hey have f 100 to buy plank
lor road.
In the matter of lease for gravel pit
This matter coming on and lh tswrd
lu ili fully a lvied, II i ordered that a
gravel pu'lxi lenseil by Henry Wadllil
load district No. Clai kau.aa piemnl
and that "aid lease be recorded
Koad district No 31, graveling of road :
In the matter ol gravel lor load Hi dis
trict No 31 ll ia ordered thai 1' A
Baker have & tent per load br gravrl
taken from Id land and ud upon the
county road.
In the matter of a change in the Moaa
bill and kirchem' mill road :
In the matter ol the reut of W M
Stone, James Fullam, and Geo. I In en
Ixitl.ain, viewed apiute 1 at Ihe U't
term ol llits hoard to view and lm ale a
county road situated in Clackamas
county, Oregon and descntied In lu.l on j
paa-e 34 ol this Journal, said viewer (bed
ll.eir n-orl showing Itial they had n.ct
on the llli day of May 1 sol . a day named
Hi the uollce served upon them ami were
duly sworn by sulM-rP lug to a written
oath ol olhce aduiinlstored by John W
Meldrum deputy county surveyor, after
wh th Ihey proceeded to the de. ghaled
place and did view and cause lo be sur
veyed by said deputy county surv)or
(tie above descril! road; lliey also tiled
Ihe held note and dial ol the survey.
Said viewer report favorably In the es
tablishing of said road a viewed and
surveyed lor Ihe reason that ll i a g'd
practical route and ol public utility, h
I ordered and adjudged that Ihe Held
note and plat of the survey lie recorded
in all reects approved aud that the
expense of said view and survey im paid
by Clackamas county and Hi" ilerk i
hereby ordered lo Issue (he necessary
notice to the tuiwrvisor of said district
or districts in which said road lie lo
open and work the same.
KXI'kNaK AC( (it MT.
W M Stone, 3 day 6 miles
0 .V)
u w
11 uo
0 IHJ
0 0
I 17 30
James Fullam,3 days (I miles
Geo Hicenbothain, 3 days 4 mile
Jajiii runk, J days
J H Gill, 3 day
N 11 Smith, 3 days
John W Meldrum, 4 days 13 mile
Tuial tV 00
In Ilia matter of a dtl from August
Ilulrt to land for a public liltftiway.
Tins matter coininu- on and ll aiiar-
ing to tlm hoard, tliat August llutiert
and Mary llutiert tiere inaile, executed
and delivered to Clackamas county, a
deed lo a strip of land in sec US T 3 H 11
3 K, fur a puldic liikfliway, sm-h land
having Wn duly surveyed oy John W
Meldrum. deputy county surveyor, and
he t.avinif died the Held note and plat
of said survey, It I ordered thai said
deed Im recorded and that the Ih-ld note
and plat of said survey tie recorded and
said land lie established a public IhkIi
way anil tliat the supervisor ol said dis
trict he ordered to open the same lor
travel.
In the matter of the Culick road:
Ttiis matter cominir on and the hoard
heing fully advised, it is ordered that J
K liurnett, suiiervisor ol road district
No 4, open and work tlm Culick road al
what is known as Linn's Hill in said
district No 4.
In the matter of scalp bounty warrants ;
Tbit matter cominir on uiion written
petition presented hy A I, Helling-, county
treasurer, showing that the first warrants
issued upon the scalp bounty fund, were
issued and paid out of the general fund
before the session laws were issued and
distributed to the county ollicers. l!ut
it appears Irom the law tliat such war
rants shall be paid out of the general
fund in the same mariner as other county
warrants. Therefore, it is ordered thai
said warrants ho issued arid numbered
1. 3, 4, 6, (5. 7, 8 and H, amounting in the
aggregate to the sum ol .'S4 be ami heiehy
are cancelled, ana timi one warrant he
issued in the name of Elinor Lixon in
tbe aum of I'M instead of warrants num
bered 1. 3. 4. 6, 0. 7. 8 and 0 and that
aid warrants be sold and said sum ol
f34 be placed In the general fund In the
county treasury.
In the matter of poll tax rebate of
Mathhis Kandle:
This matter coming on upon written
petition and the Hoard beimr fully ad
vised, It is ordered that Mathias Kandle
have a rebate of poll tux for the year
18IW, amounting to 3.
In the matter of the petition of I W
Johnson for a rebate of double assess
ments: Thin matter comina on upon written
petition llled herein and the lloiird being
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of Keuben Root's acre in MarahUeld 1
Tho Klml Von llnvo Ahvnyi Uotiirht. Wil vhl ll ui liwn
In iio for ovr :i your, lmx burn tlio Mtrii Hiiro of
iiikI lull Immmi niiulrt tnulrf III jmt
yjs. JSj? , nintnl miMTtllni allien It InfUiiry,
WutjVfifcXti Allow no ono toiliM-rlt n you In thin.
All OiiiilrrtVIK Iinllittlonn itiul "tFiit-ii-lf" r but
r.xiM-rlim-iiU Unit Irlllo llh uml niiluiirT tho health of
liii'iintrt and Chlhtrcii-lUpirltnro ii,iilnt lUin-rlim-nt,
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Korlo, Prop itiul Noolhliijr Hy rm. It U PlmminC. It
t-oiitiilii in Ithi r Opium, Morohluo iur otluT Niircotla
Mitrsliunf. It mio I It iruuritntcf. II oVtroy Worm,
uml iilluy IVtiTlshnc. It i-urr IMurrlui'ii nml Hind
Colic It rrlW'Vc 'IYHhliitf Trouble, rurrs Constipation
nml riiiiiil.iuy. It itAslmlliiti tho lood, rntutiitm tho
Moiiuu h mul llowi l. Muif lo ulthy mol iiulurul lo p,
Tho Children' Tuiou'cis-Tho Mollnfa Irlciid.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
I
Soars tho
The Kind You Have Alwajs Bought
In Uso For Over 30 Years.
m , t avaaat . "
for GEN K UAL PRESENTS for EVERY DAY USE
The
Lamp or
T" Umi KmwI lwn I rf up or tiMb or r
Is I tMsn U. Uliisf i Uui l'lt g l l
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fturv liar Uiti fTrws, M rnmiMt W (af lis MiiM
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I?,",!, ft nfur(r or iHKa-r tiv Um.i ut1 'm
I .!.. Now Rochester ' -
rr-tnl stt irf4liirti t . t
W M chl Im th lalml o JIm M
Ur. trtiiu.. Ibll;.
THE ROCHESTER UMP
(or Uip yar H ej I e, and tho sain Is
lierctiy raiicrlli'-l.
Aaaininrul ol las rrrlillcate of Jeunln
K furry:
It Is orderml thai the rlrrs I and he
it hrrrhv nrdi-rrd lu assign lo . K Itiley,
lbs claim of tlm r-iunly against Jpiuna
Y. furry for lair on lo't In Mar. hbai.kt.
. far a the aauin la shown on tlm list
made up by lbs rlrrk lor salna ..n 1st
Monday in July l'"i, imon 'yini'iit by
sal I Kilry of lli amount iho n In said
hat.
In tlm matter of the rare and ki' lng
of hand Murtmeir a i-ounty i-hargx :
It I ordered that lavii Morlrui lr, a
cniiniy rharitp, txi placed In the earn and
keeping of Kllas Miller.
In the rnatier of John II Churchill, an
in.l'tfsnt soldier :
Tin matter coining on and tlm board
ting fully advMd it Is ordered that
Joliu II Churchill, an indlgr.nl ohlier
have aid in the aum ol j lor tlm mouth
ol June l'JOl.
In the mailer ot plank on the High
land road :
This matter coining on for Ihe consid
eration of planking the Highland road
Irom Myers place in Milk Creek pn-clncl
and extending lo Clarks in Highland
pmcinct and the hoard being fully ad
Vised It ia ordered dial the contract he
1st lo Cummin and Hurst at the rale ol
!) per ttioiisand leel iiihiii their signing a
contract and giving a Ixind In the sum of
S)0.
In the matter ol rebate of poll tax of
r I) I'helps:
It is ordered tliat a rebate he made lo
T I) i'helps of .1 erroneously paid hy
I. im as a oll tax for the year l!KX) and
thai the clerk isu warrant for tile same.
Application ol fcluabulh Heus lor a re
bate on taxes:
This matter coining on upon written
petition of Elizabeth Kens by her attor
ney Itutrert A Miller and it duly appear
ing to the board tliat the assessment of
Klialtetli Hens for the year lH'.t!) was er
roneous in the sum of 'i .'IB, therefore it
s ordered that Elisabeth lines do liuve a
rebate Umjii her taxes for the year IH'.iU
lu the sum ol 'l 3ft and tliat the clerk
iss.iii warrant for the same.
In the matter of reiorts of ofllcer for
the month of May l'JOl :
The olllcert having made their reports
and the hoard having examined I heir
hooks ami being fully advised, it Is or
dered that the r-ame be and hereby is in
nil respects approved and ucenptud; said
reports show collections, as follows, lo
wit; County Clerk $227 (10
County Recorder iu3 6U
In tlm matter of the mileage aud per
diem of the county commissioners:
It is ordered by the board that the
mileage and per uiein of the commis
sioners be allowed as follow to-wil.
J R Morton, 8 days and miles. .$2(1 00
John Eewellon, 14 days and!' miles 42 '.'0
T il Klllln.tl days and 42 miles... 3i 20
The board now adjourned to meet
Thuisday, June 20, lltOI.
J R Mohton,
John Ekww.i.kn,
T It Km.i.kn,
Commissioners.
A surgical operation is not necessary
to cure piles. DeWitt's Witch Ha.el
Salve saves all that expense and never
fails. Ueware of counterfeits. fi. A.
Harding
3
Slgnaturo of
Steady Habits
HI. ' . i-
Tor rSiCoXoxrh
'JIT. -Iktaaim
V -
ri.T'arnrM iiaim irMw,""'fc
Ap ly Ihlo IH B ol . It I. q ikklf a''.
atiia al lmrra lr i san. sa lac. f siii
tlX DHo'l 11 rua, M W airni v, Km Turk lK
Hangxr, Uiaraae and ilealll follow neg
lect of Ih bowel, t'te IloU'llt's Mill
Early Itiarr lo rgutale llmm and you
will add year to your life and life t4
your years. Easy to lake, never grlK.
i. A. Harding.
airrit lar
In lle.l.
"Will wonder
ever iea7''
in. I
iiirt
the friend ol Mi. I,. 1'easn. ol l aw
rence, Kan. They know she hat been
unable lo h-ave tier hrul In advert ypr
on a. c. mi. I of kidney aud liver lioubls,
nervoiia proat ration and general ilelnllty;
hill "Three iHiltles of Eleclrio llilmis
e.Ubli'd rim to walk," she writes, and In
three month I lull like a new person"
Women fullering from Headache, llack
ache, Nervousness, HIrhisnuM, Mel
anclioly, Faulting and IUxy Hpell ll
tiud it a priceless blessing. Try it.
Hallslai'tlon gnarnleei. (ieo. A. Hard
ing. Only 5o cent.
' A Minister' Mistake.
A city minister was recently handed a
notice to be read from hi pulpit. Accom
panying it was a clipping from a newspa
per bearing upon the matter. In
clergyman started to read the extract
and loiind that it began "Take Kemp's
Halsam, the best Cough Cure."
This wss hardly what lie bad cxpm'ted
and, after a moment's hesitation, he tur
ned it over, and found on the other sM
the mutter Intended for the reading.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
Thli preparat ion contulnn all of tho
dlgcHLants arid dtKcHts all kinds of
food. It KlvcslnHUnt relief and never
falls to cure. It allowa you to cut all
tho food you want. TbemoHt sensitive
stoiiiiiclis can take- It. Ity Its uso many
thoimands of dyspeptics have town
Hired after everything elno fallen. 1&
4 unequalled for all stomach troubles.
It can't help
but do you oood
Proparod only hy E. 0. fiKWirr A Co., ohlraga
Tlie 11. boulo cou lulus 2 tl uies liiu 60c. sua
It
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