OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1902
7
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resulted 1 tllalr, 3ft j NaUn, 4H ; Daiichy,
'.'5; Harrington, 38. Nn fanUlnla hav
ing irmlvml majority another ballot
wasurdnrml, wlh the. following- result:
;"Y ..iLiraimii ot otu rily
f;il,'n..r..lrut.lown
1 ,. .
111. M'1 11
. , niur
In tM ""7
li Inuney
'in the c.tmirii.'ilo!i ol road
t . i.i-i the road fund .r..
" ... .i.
mil
i r
' .county ullWvr, wl.hont
f Z o-ll. ln l..rtli th.
f" h th. Illli cl,,,k 0r
f " , ,,loved. lur what pur-
, , 10 II" ' .
, Hi,y' ,"ul' ii,i,l"y",M"1
, ,!, in-troi tba l.o'iil'""" of
"irB.oBM'- ulUl'- ol ('"n'J'
....bersol tba x'u " u""'r
j'lMolMP''l-. U" ,M ""
I ( tl, economical ""'"'
'' .. Instruct tba Comity Court
UniaCo.ii.iythat it l.our daalr.
Mlbll, U appointed, bellev-
,,!, ,,U.MHW.
to oorf"H" of Individuals
,rlrs ami Improvements of our
.wJ bil'r h1"" uoW u,m1'"
wi-rvni.m l rMl urvi
lfJ by tl' b"11'""'
business Inleiral if our
. fn be best subaarved by the re-
oaoliheiraiieacllon of all rounly
to tli ("oM'iiy t-ourt and
i.ifU.iiii'ui t our riir"M'iii-
jimk lot II" ps!" of a Mil I"
,4 lo o into rllwt at ti.e s-xplra-
!jbllll0l til I'UMWIlt ScllUg
lud
llttulllKMt llf
U.
rslra
. i
almoin lie nil'
wish uftlil
1 II... l.tMAHMfH
JCuOIUlisalollore.
Is precinct delegation 'e
cUiraien, in wlm) hands the
iff placed. Tin following tellers
.foii-d: Tom I'. KmnUII, U. W.
Lid, CIi'Im llmii" J llMurr
B. Pimlii lUi ml (iifl C. Hfow-
o umlhllun for lte wnitor. Tli
I ty C. U.Hmlih,
Miotlirl iil nuny oihar. iJ
si.J ontnlmuu. II w alfCird
4mtin. Tim wtmtor clli!
dll.iiiknl I l.u cuuvchtiuli fur lliv
f.
aioiHoni fur ciiunty JUiU rr
ftllur. Mr. L'Hiiiik, in limriy
e
b, Duailnalrtl Jililgf) H)n, II
ihn be IikI wiilnlrn bikI tlml
t( bjl Hi lirarlipnt dxiliiiu r-
1 ln niullmiof C. U. lUrlow,
r!n wrr uriilil anil JuiIkb
. luntnipil by a.i'Uinalioii, Juiltr
i Mwmlrd In call for " Kyn" and
tl liiMnh llianked Ilia dtiU'tfatti
nunitnatis.ii. '
'(tieOarnrr numlnaUil llrnry K
to lot rvrurdrr. K. I', llvdman
OiiotlfJ by A. Mullirr, of Clack
Vi Both iiuiiiiiialiuii) rr im ci.ihIihI
3icr dflriinicii. HifWiia rvcdivrd
loinJ IVditian 5.
' ihenir, John Muiria a noiui
i by M r. linrlH-tl. Joint H. . Shaver
Muinatnl by Jolni. It. Cute. lr,
fr.ntb noniliulrit Cliii-f of 1'olirv
Buim, of Orison Cny. Tlie Oral
iwulipd; Kiuvi-r. 6U; Monla, 6(1
. 37. hecond ballot, rihavuf. Hft
a. W; IlurnH, 12. Tbo ballot
"A W vol ct, or on mora than
wtbrr u( tjuW-KaiM. fiion motion
J H. IU-vhiiuk. Mr. Nliaver tin de-
ill' nuniince n (ho coiivralion
HnkHt. of Alrntby, plcd
"uraimtion J. V. McAnully for
'T clerk. C. M. Uka wan iioinl
H. F. (iilmoii, of Kal Creek
mnnnitrd. I). It. Dlmick,
'Miominaiej p. A. Wwluht. II. W
""'"k Dominated W. M. bbank
'' ballot renlte.d: McAnully
8l(ilfM, 4(1; Lake 35; fihank, 2(1
. Oiib bundred and forty
""etui worn cant, and no candidal
tBiij'iriiy, another election wa
''"d. Mr. (lihmin lll,.lruw In l.vnr
' H lka, of Ilnrinna. Tb aecond
Suited: Kleiut,t. 02; Lake, 63;
!lllllT.2;Kliank3. No nomination.
and reaullHil :
'-; L.ka, 67: Mt Annlty, 23.
,mk ballot wm or,lr.l At II. la
McAnilllV B.ll,.U. In l.nr
Uka. Th v..iu ...... i. ...i . in..!. .hi
6S. Tim nomination of Mr.
nu1 m'le onBllllou,. nJ
'inationi for a-
H order: E. P. Carturwaa noml-
L. W'aldron was nominated
Ilnrrinifi
WEnoaCaliill. Tbe firat ballo
Cabin, 64; Carter, 46; Wab
,'3t nominalion. The second
a'ilted In Mr. CablU's nomiim
following toU, : Cabill, 105 ;
'jWildron.lO. Upon Mr. Wal.
notifm tie nomination was made
"liinoni,
Mr- M.in, of Killin,
Nixon BWr. Mr. Euckner. of
.nominated Ed Harrington.
.."IKtW C. II. Dauchy
in nomination. Tbe ballto
, , A , l.w """"'"no, w in inn I'lllowliiK reaillt:
lo. A " n : ' SO! Mm 01 : D.ucby 11 1 liar-
i. I,. noml"""'" Iwltndr.w. Tl.s ballot r,...lu.l : Xmm,
S. .Ill.fy'11 ' '? Btl: llarrl,lu.on M ... .1
Mr, Ilarrliiklon, Nelami's nomlnailon
liiailu iinatiliniiua Mr. Nrlaon
tbankfd lbs con volition and aald he
would ib) hla beat to cut down the fx-
prnae of lbs oflVr.
Fur minniiaaliilirr Allen Conkr) Iioinl-
namdJ It. Morion. J. II. Itevemi... of
KairlvCrcrk, aeeundiid lbs nomlnailon.
Ilarle lltilnn noinlliHtril William
lrobl Th vulit reaullml ; ISroUl.M;
Morion (11. I'pon nwtioii ths nomina
lion waa inada uiianlmoiia.
Tba oonventlon adJoiirintl until 7 1', M.
Whan thn niiiveiilioii met at llm aven-
lug aaion, K. C. Hai kelt nominated
John W, Mnldrtiiu for couniy aurvayor
and lis waa unanimously dai larad tha
iiominra.
1'r. C. 8. Ki'ainann waa placnl In nom
inalion fur coroner and lh I Illation
waa seconded by It J. Nchuehel. C. I!.
Harlow nominated lr. C. A. filuart. Mr.
Hradley nomliialad U. I.. Ilolman and
Mr. Ilackell secomled tha nomination.
I'baa. II lne, of ()! rgo, and otbeis
also seconded the nominalion. Tbn Ural
allot resultad: Ilolman, 67; Hramann,
37; Hmrt. 4S. Aall.arswera 142 votea
caul and Ti sera net't-Kary (or a ilioi. e,
a atx ond ballot aa ordered and re.iihed ;
Ilolman, Ml ; Peamaun, 111; Hliiart, 15.
Mr. Ilolman waa do.' I are. I the uoinl
lies and lbankal the coiiveiilion
Mr. Maivin, of Killiu; nominated
Samuel Iron"! lor reiireaentativa. Mr.
J oh ii rn placed liana I'aulsoii In liomin-
inatiou. 1). W. Kuinaird liomlnated
Cbarles Toole, of Caiieinali. Mr. Jaguar
lioiniiialel O. I . Harliur.of Killiu. Mr. C.
Il.x.r U'lminaied C. K. Hallard, of Mil
waukia. It. Kovrnnr liominaled C. II.
l). John It. (iilmoii, of MllwaUkie,
waa nomiiialed, J. II. Ueveuua liomiu
ftted Hilaa Hedges, of Cberr) villa. Mr.
Illakrep llomlUale C. C. Hill I til, of Kagls
t'rerk J. U. Cami'MI nominated C.
(i. Ilunl'ey, of Oregon City. ti. It. Dim-
k nominated Herman A. Wehaier, o(
CU kauias. U. II. Wright, of Mik-
burg, nomiualrd A. M Vlnyard, of
Can by. Tba first ballot reaulled : lrona,
II ; I'auUfii, W; Toole, 4; Harbur, 7;
Hallard. 17; I'ye. 3; (Jibaoii, 8 ; Hedges,
M); binltu, 17; Huntley, loo; Wehstur,
7s ; Vinyard, I. Messrs. Huntley, l'aul-'
sen and Webster ware declared lbs
nominee of Ibe couventiun, snd the
nomiiistioiis were made unanimous.
Tbe delegates lo tba state convention
were Instructed lo usa all lionoratilu
means lo secure iba uomina.iou ol County
Surveyor K. I. Handa for Joint senator
and Hon. Cbarles II. Dye lor joint rep-
reaeillatlVe.
Tbe tollosing delegates were elected
to ihe coiigreaaional convention : D. W.
Kinnaird. Ueo. IJarfleld, Tmu P. Kan-
dall, J. K. Kobinaon, Fred Wai.uer, J.
W. Moffatl, K. II. Hurghardt, K. L
Jobiiaun, T F. Kyan. T. ti. KHli n, J. K.
Cole, h. H. Walker, It. Scott, F. C. Hrown,
A. L). Hill, Jacob Mi ley.
A reaolutioo inalructing the delegates
t j Ibe stata convention lo vote lor the
nomination of T. T. tieer aa referred to
tbe committee on reaoliitlons snd plat
form, but with defeat staring it in tbe
lace, was withdrawn. Two tickets Were
placed in nomination for delegate to the
slste convention. Due ticket, lieaiieu
by Dr. C. H. Smith, ol Kagle Craek, was
overwhelmingly besten by the regular
or I'orter ticket. Dr. Smith was Ihe
prime mover of Ihe tieer forces, which
were in a hopeless minority.
The following delegate were elected to
Ihe slate convention : T. A. McHride, W.
A. liaruer. titi. C. Hrownell.A Mather,
I.. L. I'orter, W. V. Smith. J. U. Camp
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
DENTAL BRIDGE WORK OF TO-DAY W.ZSZ?:
durable of all Dental Work without the least pain.
rirors I ihnwa s Piomh b"i ths four lurlanra hart
nlr. w, unit ll.a too euilla (e)r t'ih); rrnm 1
iiii,)... io tha puis Iiim, aliuwing tba sutl4 louU rx4
lu imulva a brl.a.
fit"' 1 rapitwiiia U. t- Aj for v1iiUanl
riaura it i wwl' Iba Saa slier Iks brl.Ua lias boeu
lwi lu llluU.
I TEETH
WITHOUT
PLATE Sj
Msura 4-tl la Balnai to wear a plala ta Iris mmh whan
a brUlja eas ba aiiuli! W a law rawaioiai KwU and fuuu.
Flrurs I ahmra Iba Isaaof two appor teeth, tba ill taaf
m.,lar a4 U. Oral bicuapl'l. biMia above M atU' bwl
b an oiwn tas si uroon oaf tba ayii4 blcu'ld,
au.l a M Slck xWu da lulu a eavltf ol Ua UJolulug molar.
rifaw ikims lbs srtdf a anchored In poaltlow.
n ora t howa a mot wllk
trow a reaily to attach. It la
iuiijt lo eiirwi a rooi vni
It can M craonea sua laauaa
aa waalul sa svsf.
-sr
if
rirnra IP Is a month tbat baa Inat sll ths th hut fowvi
ths too Siiapl.la aud to molar.; Ihtj ara aiiuau aa (aiiaai
iur a lull upor briuas.
Klrura U ahowa the brldira complete, teadj to place
potlliuii. aa allows, la Ifura 1U,
PVrwrs f taf nataai a taU sat at teeth on a gold plala.
V"K I ttlaatratee a eaaa In
wwich the lateral Inrianr has
beeu bat ami theoenlral IncU.ir
ero.-n deatruyed. To tliii ro-.t
a crown baa hera laatrtied and
a teeth baa bora a.ldarpd to
the erowa to (It the li.ie:eoei'e
taA bj she bmI kuwal luciaor. .
0
a
Flftare 12 ahowa the bridge In place, natural aa life
DR. PICKENS, whoso lifo has been devoted to the study of the Dental Art, makes a specialty, not of robbing the mouth of the teeth still
left for sorvice, but of building up a full set (painlesH) from the teeth and root which afford sufficient basis for crown and bridge work. He is
prapafd to do all kinds of work pertaining to the dental profession and guarantees the same for five years at the very lowest prices consistent
with first-class work. . .
Teeth extracted absolutely without pain by a new and harmless method, applied to the gums. No gases or poisonous ocaine. Inis is tna
method now used by the leading dentists of Chicago and New York.
Send for illustrated book on "Dental Bridge Work of To-Day." It will be mailed to you free of charge, and will explain so thoroughly the
syHtem that you will understand it as well as the dentist.
DR. L. L. PICKENS, Dentist, Barclay Building, Oregon City.
KElTliLlCAN l'KECINCT NOMINATIONS.
COMIIITTaSMSN AMD SCPKKVIBORS
The following nominations for precinct committeemen and road supervisors were i
made:
ed.
nARllICK CsILRill?
Whether a woman i tearful or cheer
ful depend nt on what she baa mnteri
slly, hut what alie i physically. Many
an indulgent huaband ia driven almost
to despair by tbe tearful outburst of a
wife wno
liss "every
thing she
wanta." He
wants to
know
what's the
mutter. But
the wife
can't tell.
Sh only
know that
she is de
pressed and
despondent.
Such a
condition is
uauully re
lated to
some form
d!sMsrUnThe mental depression has it
correapondiud womanly wesknesa.
Doctor ISeree's Fsvorite Prescription
chamres tearful women tocheerful women
by curing tbe diseasea which cause phys
ical weakness snd depression o'I""'
It establishes regularity, dries unhealthy
draiua, heal inilammalion and ulcera
tiou, and cures female weakness.
Mr Alice Adam, of tahoralnry. Washing
give them mr addreaa.
"Favorite Prescription makes weak
women strong and sick women well.
Accept no substitute for the medicine
which works wonders for weak
women. , , . ,, .
Keep the bowels healthy by the
timely nse of Doctor Pierce'. Pleasant
Pellets.
Precinct
Aberiivlby
MoUlla
Killiu
liailield
lieoigt)
Needy
Clackamu
Viola
Harding
Caiiemali
Springauter
Oswego
Highland
ttoriiigs
West Uregou Clly
Oregon City So. 1
Harlow
Mackaburg
Mariiam
Iteavar Creek
Mil h Creek
New Era
Maple Lane
Canyon Creek
Sod Spring
Union
Pleasant Hill
Milwaukie
Seivera (now Hullrun)
1'ualatiu
Cascade
Cauliy
Mm
Committeeman
W W Smith
K K Judd
W H Marvin
K F Suriace
John H bebmidt
J U Noa
Otlo Uengelhach
W II Matoon
J 6 (Jul
Sam Mevens
J T Myers
J A Tuits
E Harrington
C A M iil'er
11 W Trembath
C U Barlow
J U Mitts
John Labor
Henry Hornxhuh
K Scbuehel
tieorga U anchard
J H Darling
P E Honney
Allien Crossian
W L White
U M Kelno
Charles Larkin
Adolih AscbolT
J 1. Krone
J H Weiver
James Kvans
Dint.
11
2ti
3(1
It)
9
24
I
13
12
15
33
- 30
20
. 5
34
23
26
27
18
19
1U
14
21
2H
2U
32
1
7
31
' 6
17
Koad Supervisor
John E Smith
O W Dart
Hud Thompson
Cbas Duncan
Henry Johnson
D B Yoder
P T Doris
Jsmes Fullam
J O Spragua
Ward Lawton
John A lteid
U H Locey
J Pollock
Andrew Vetsch
Ed Hatdorf
WBTuVl
Frank Brush
I D Larkins
Fred Moehuke
Preston Pendleton
Aug. Staehley
F E Turmau
C H James
B K Boyles
II H Smidt
W C Healer
W II Counsell
Charles Leal
A H Boland
J 11 Revenue
Adam 11 Knight
AROUND THE A
h COURT HOUSE yg.
A stallion license has been issued -to
W. F. Young, of Sherwood.
The final report of E. W. and Frank S.
Hutchlns, administrators of the estate of
Thomas A. Uatcbins, deceased, has been
approved. The administrators have
been discharged and their bondsmen ex
onerated. A petition was filed in the county
clerk's office Monday asking for tbe ap
pointment of W. M. Shank as adminis
trator of the estate of J. Earl Faulkner,
who was killed Thursday by falling on a
shaft at the Willamette Paper Mills.
The petition cites tbat Faulkner left an
estate valued at i 500, consisting of mon
ies, personal effects and claims due the
deceased. There are two claims against
the estate : R. P. Hall for board, $15;
Shank &. Bissel, expenses Incurred in
embalming and shipping body and cost
of metallic casket, 1370.50. Tbe dead
man left two heirs: J. E. Faulkner, a
brother and Mrs. Nancy Hypes, a sister,
of Bluefield, West Virginia.
JUBTICKS AND CONSTABLES
Tbe following nominations were made for justices of the peace and constables:
Justice
William Knight
District
Canby aud New Era, No. 6
Cascade and Hullruu, No. .3
Clackamas and jniwauaie, o. o
Pleasant Hill, N. 1 .............. -
Milk Creek and Heaver Creek, No. 9
Harlow and Macksburg, No. 7
Borings, No, 12
Ilighlauil snd Canyon creea, io. io
Oawego, r0. i ,
District No. 4
Viola, No. 11
v...iu .n.l Killin. No. 15
Garfield, George aud Eagle Creek, No. 14.
..T (1 Jonsrud
..John Wise
. .Charles Hansen
..KM Cooper
. .J II Joyner
. .Seth Young
..ME Kaudle
. ,J C Haines, Sr.
. Livy Stipp
.Lorenzo Tenny
. B F Smith
..Joseph Woodle
Constable
John Graham
Bert Jonsrud
George Moouey
8 B Seeley
App Jones
J McCresry
Hubert Heiaer
E Pollack
William Miller
II Moody
Homer Dubois
Richard Garret
B F Forrester
bell. Cbas. A. Miller, Wm. Sheaban,
Caspar Junker, John G. Porter, O. H.
Wright, E. P. Rands, Henry llornsnun,
Win. Howell, 8. J. Burford.
All of the nominees for precinct offic
ers were ratified by the convention.
Upon motion the county central com
mittee was instructed to fill any vacancy
that may occur on tbe ticket.
A meeting of the precinct committee
men was held. J. U. Campbell and G.
B. Dimii k were nominated (or chairman
of the county central committee. Camp
liell received 15 votes and Dimick 10,
and Mr. Campbell was accordingly de
il re-elected. Tom P. Randall was
unanimously elected secretary of the
county central committee
After tendering a vote of thanks to tbe
officers of the convention, an adjourn
ment was taken.
JiOIES OF THE lO.NVESTlOS.
Harmony was tbe watchword.
The Canby delegation went to the Ar
mory by mistake, and when the conven
tion met at 1 :30 P. M appropriated the
chairs of the Canemah delegation, who
were provided with a bench.
The officers of tbe convention expe
dited businesa in a very satisfactory
manner.
Seventy four votes were necessary
nominate.
to
A Great Bargain.
For sale, House, barn, good well of
water, two lots, an abundance of good
fruit. Please enquire of
Mrs. S. J. Fanciieb,
P. 0. Box 236.
morning on the 9:22 train and tbe funer
al was held there at II A. M.
IIght Wai Her Terror.
"I would cough all night long." writes
Mrs. Cbas. Applegate. of Alexandria,
Ind.. and could hardly get any sleep.
I had consumption so bad that if I
walked a block I wouJd cough frightfully
and spit blood, but when sll other medi
cines failed, three 11.00 bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery wholly cured me
and I gained 58 pounds " It's abso
lutely guaianteed to cure Coughs, Colds,
La Grippe, Bronchitis and all Throat
and Lung Troubles. Price 50c and $1.
Trial bottles free at Geo. A. Harding's
drug store.
Jo-eph Ellis.
The body of Joseph Ellis, who died
last Saturday of broncho-pneumonia at
Wardner, Idaho, arrived here Monday
morning, and was interred in Beaver
Creek cemetery, by the side of bis wife,
who died suddenly about one year ago.
The funeral services were beld in the
Graeme Church, Rev. E. 8. Bollinger
officiating. Deceased was formerly a
resident of New Era and was a mining
man. He went to Idaho two years ago.
His age was 58 years.
.Mother Gray's Sweet Powdersj
for Children. Mother Gray, for years a
nuree in the Children's Home in N'ew
York, trested children successfully with
a remedy, now prepared snd placed in
the ding stores, called Mother Gray's
Sweet Powders for Children. They are
harmless as milk, pleasant to take and
never fail. A certain cure for feverish-
ness, constipation, headache, teething
and stomach disorders and remove
worms. At all druggists, 25c. Sample
sent FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted,
LeRoy, N. Y.
THK
CLEANSING
AND HEALIXO
CTKJS FOR
IC
CATARRH
..nun aa
Mrs. CbrUUua GUlmore.
Mrs. Christina Gillmore died at 11
o'clock last Sunday morning at the resi
dence of ber daughter, Mrs. Geora-e
Hoeye, aged 77 years.
She was born near Cleveland, O., May
17, 182o, and crossed tbe plains with ber
husband, John Gillmore, in 1854, locat
ing near Harrisburg. Linn County, wheie
they spent their first Winter. Later they
moved to Marion County, and took up a
donation land claim near Salem. They
spent about ten yeara on this farm and
then moved to Salem where her husband
died iu 1836, aged 71 years, leaving her
ith the following children: William R.
Gillmore (now deceased), of Salem ; Mrs.
Robert F. Hughes, Mrs. George Hoeye,
Charles II. Gillmore, and James Riley
Gillmore, of Oregon City. Mrs. Gill
more moved from Salem to this city
four years ago, and has since resided
with her daughter, Mrs. George Hoeye.
Tbe body was taken to Salem Monday
Clu'n Prnim Onfm
til d ticiiiii uaiai j. 'a
Eaj snd pleasant to r.
ns-. Cuntaiiia uo lu- i
jtmoTis ams;. if
11 isquicuiyaDiorooa. & j
u ives uei!ei at once, r
T. . . I
.'.rr.sr- COLD 'N HEAD
Ileaia and Protect the Membrane. Restores the
SeotTateand8m'lL Large Size, so cents at
Driicdsta or It mail ; '1 rial Rue, 10 cent by mail.
KLY BUOl ilEllb, M Waxrui Street. New V or"-
- o-. s.
k J u ll ai - ah tA
wttlltl,t f hi Mna mi nan nwm vxgk
Til ! T
Knolvn and solvit
I bhereber good crops J
I i aregrolvn. I
V Sold ajYerjrwhere. I
190 Annual FREE. J J
D. M. PERRY A CO.
X Detroit, JFJr
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