OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1903
THE LOCAL NEWS.
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III Oregon City.
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HliuN pi'llmpa III" . ml hiii'
(flul mil" luni'i'i in Hum hIiiiIk roiiiiiy,
yiii H .i WlilUi-nii mi ln-lilli of Aml In
t'liilrl mi It H. M( ill nl lint ni.,,. ,
,S, l, Wl'.l.lt. ill.' Hill Hill I. ill-1. 1 III
ihiii'ImiM h "I-. ami funning iiIi'IihiIh.
A ii'inl'iii Inr . rili iii. ii lii. nill ii
William II W Ink i i iiiiw mi lll.i in ilm
ii'ik'n ulli ", nn.l it ill 1 1" i, hi, Hi ilmt
Hi'iriini nl tin' ("iniiv lOiul In-v 1 1 ii . i ii
llii. Ili-i 'i iln'.-.l.i v in April Ilm en
did' in valued ui I7 ill.
I.t W nu nl h ii-1 IIi-ii 1'i'rry, of Mol
till i.ii-Ii W'n lm- l,i v Inr ,iinl point,
J.l.ilin, it Iii ic l.n W r i K I I Ik Mm i-iiiii
IIIIIIX tt ill, linn III i i lm. IliMUlst h until
ttll.ihli.il It I lit II I W 1 1 It III 1 1,1 h.i All
tthii tin. luuiilur mill tin ruin iri.iii'l it
vl Inn Inr Wnnlit. mh tbu dunning waa
wholly it n a ti r rit ii It'll ,
Tilt' I'ml.ilition .,iily ul wliirlt ('. A.
Wl'lit It rliniriti hi, in I Inn i-minly will
mi' in lull. I it iiiih'I lug Hint iln-ril-". iiittliig
Ii a iii'tti l it Hit lull' ('iinri'MiiiiiHIi
'I hiikhi- il n i, Mr. Willey x n' i.t-
mni' tt luiiii in Ilin I'miIiiIiIi inn i,irlv Htnl
M ill I llll "i--lll" .l HIIHI" IllN people
to itrliuii II. ,,'i'lting ri'i tik'nlliii't.
Tin following ii" ulli Ha tt I'll' I'lt'i-li'il
nl lln (liiiii ( My N iiuiiil Ai't'liiiiv
Tui'i-'l.tV t Ik-lit to pii.i., nvi-r lln ih-liai-Hill
.iii i,-l y ; I ii ui I uiilf, iii-ii.i'iil ;
'l.l. Slllllll. VI' f lilt'HIili tit I Mix lli'i-xli.
llV,l, Il't lir'tlllf fl't-M'tlirV i I'l'lfl'MM'!!
I'.iVin, rntti"i noding Mi'i'ii-litiy ; Rev.
1 iu tif . t-! I h i i ; Mim A ti nit I'nkev,
1 ii inuri-r ;
Hi u I III -
Tlmrit la going Id tin "iinnn" social
at the home n Mm. A. duelling thia I-ri-ility
evening F.veryhndy who ran keep
"mum" In riijiicin-.l to Im sun and
I'liinii, A deliyhtlul timg iim Iihh li'-t-n
iii'iHritil ami a good Iiiiim nanm-il Rn-nifinlii-r
Ilm time lint Friday evening
mnl rt'iiii'iiiliir Ilm plurn, Mr. A l.ui'l
ling ami m un-m I ut Id com mnl keep
"ilium. " Tin MiltttiMHKiii ia 10 1'i'iila ami
will go to Ilm pitiaoniigit ftltnl.
A khiiii nf iih'ii art very lui-vmi M nli
"mi ntii'i't blunting im k ami nuking May
fur lln lit' tt' witter 'i'i. ttliirli ia now I.,.
I ii tt I'tl'l along llilM Htrt'i'l fur Ilm llrHt
limit lln-H." t ill inn il'iwn .Madianii
street iiihI l, ('. l.iilnnii'Mi.'i residence
dottn to lint Barclay hi Im il ami bark
nvi'f In 1 1 Hi a lit'ii ii l In iniiiiect ttitli
a main which haa heeii In 111 fur mv
ihI yi-ain 'Ilm vt.nk nl laying lln pipe
It tiny cxi.-n.ivt hh it i iifi-i-KRiii y In
mnnl thiotigh aolid heda nf rock fur two
blocks.
filiWKR Diiitkict No. 3. A corrected
plat of the sewer district No. 3 ha been
IIIhiI with City Recorder Curry. Tint
M'tyitr (nllowa up Twelfth lo John A'lania
aireet; to Kittvt'iiin ; 10 Monroe; to alli-y
between Ninth and Tunlh; to .lai kon.
Tint Wailiini(tnn HtrHft iii.mi fnlluwa tip
lltut airi't frnni TwHfili to Ninll'; to
.Inlni A'laiiia; to Ilia allty ln-lanni
liiKliih ami Ninth ; lln-nru to M,iilnt.m.
TIih plpi w ill m of li'rra oil U ami will
vary in ilmim-trr frmn ciilit to L'4 im.'lmtt.
Tim (,'ity t.'niint:il will leviuw Ilm tor
ri'i li'i) plat thia evciimif.
Ainonu the rnmtl arrival. In Ori-on!c. N. Larkina, tnialer of Hiulilari(l
II . in. i ll.tinlltnli, Ht-iti'-Hlit
Mr M trv ,f. linn, Hir.i'uli lnr at-
t'lllll't, Hun, Im'. I'll K ll-tV't, Ii H H
t iiiiiiiii'm-Hil "nil in tin i lit iiit rotirt
Hlf.llllHl lilT Illicit lift, lll'IIIV (irlll'.IU
li-iilvi' Hi.. Ii.niili ill inn'rim iny. Tin
I! n u in I mi liirh tin unit in liioiitnifil
an' i tiii I hikI HiIiiiiiihii Ifi'iiMn nil. Tim
niulli-r w Hi i " 1 1 1 in lln April It-rin.
Il liny In uf inii'ti-Hi tn ilm ii i it 1 1 v a Im
art m-in j Hi Uri'ifnn Citv li'li'phnnt
Illii'" In kimvt tliHt a ilitirt,irt' It H lii'i'n
tHii-fnllv pii-pitfil r'HiMiniiin a1! Ilm
llltllll-H 1. 1 (I,)' ll-li.pl, I, in MlllTI iIhth,
with liini t-iir lx nf I'li'i'lrir ami hIi-hiii
lim-H ii i'IihIi- '. Tin vitlnalili' lillli' hnuk
l"i run In- lii'l wrati hy rallini; al tin
Kiili'tpiii nllirt .
Tin' I''"' pill ! It lln iliirit mnl ttr'pia.
It rl"HiM'-t tit" Ht'4'i'iu aii'l iu'Vit ifripea.
f.itilt Ivrlv lii-i-m u wui'llv np'tti.
Ak f"r l Wt'. titkn lln hiil'i'itiilit
A aiiial' n il. !-) In Iniv, t4"V In liikt
11 n I i l.iii. l. I, nt li-n-r I ,ilii in n
Hiill. I . Will I. t'lli Knit- It Hi'ra
artiiii. ill" ".'rri'li'iiiH .tml H l a" a t"iir
tu tin li-.i r, riiriiti! pinni'ilii'tillv, (ikn
A . I I tlllllN'l
Ni;w Ki.Kt'ATiik Tin Will iiiict'f I'nlp
iV I'api'r CutiipHiiy hat niiiiiiii'iirfl tlm
"iiiHlrtirlinn ul a in-w nul.-ly i-l.-VHtur t.i
t iki tint plam nl Ilm ul'l om. h.-v.Til
ai'iiili'tiia Iihvh h,ipptni'il wiililn I In l.ml
Irtv yi'niH un'1 a lini" ur Iwu pi-up h iv
hi't'ii very Htriiusly hurt. Thih in-a nln
vimr ia pi.rdrlly aafu Willi Ininlly a nu--aihlt
rhttncM Inr ai ri'h'iil Tm itni-luii-try
l riiiii'.i Willi HiJi'ly .ili jnr.-.
I'lllllrollfl llV B Hllll Mtfl-I nprin Hill il
any part nf Hit I'li'tiiiur KV,x HWny lln
wi-ii'lil of tin tliVKior auia on hoiiii ap
plialirta on lln I ' ' t' 1 1 ul lint rn-VHlur
tml ilnvi-a iIukh in'o tin iiuiili". Tln
Kii iti'r I In a t-i(ltt tlm llniii-r vt I : I th
li'Va'or htirk tn th anla ami thfrfliy
lln wholtt thlli It of cri'iJl V.iluu to tin-mill.
HuharrilHt fur lh Knti-rpri"".
At Ilm titi'i-liiiK nl Ilm lp'ililiriin
Cmiiily Ct'iilial roiiituilli.n In-lil al tlm
iMiiirl limiHii WHiliicmhiy, Kn-at ttiilhiini
anin waa iii.iiiiI.'hI ami tlm kiinlf-4 of
li-t'liiii; uinoii iiifiiilmra piMVailfl. On
lliiiiK whirh Ihkm plnHxniK evnltnirtt of
tlm Htiitt i-HH ol llie parly Una npiin, wa
the unanimity with ttl.iih l lie ttiuire
fly iinilmi on (ho. (,', ilrowimll to he
tlm rrpii-M-iiUlivt! ol thia ilmlrn t in Con
Kifta Thorn waa no ilill'i-rHin-H ol opin
ion aa to lua ahilily lo till lln IiikIi nllirt
ami all fxprnamul tln-in-'i-lvi aili-irruiini-il
to alaml hy It 1 1 n fmlhftiily ami Iu tlmir
liHiit towanl tit-i:uinni fur him a atrumt
I ili-lfation.
Ttii-ailay nitfitt Sir. Turmty itave hit
M, lUlri. k'a ImII al tlm Armory to a
rruai"i Iioiihh. It waa a iimatpierailtt
ImII ami Uih (MHlniiit-a ami ilauri-r aura
all ullraitivt) in tin I'liri-iim. Unrl.
iiri'iMiuun uii.l Minn Kiln l.ulz lei) tlm
uraii.l inarili alli-r wliirh ilm tlanre
proper (:unnni.ii i-i, 'J hrtm jiilitB arf
appiiililHil to tluri'lu oil Ilm iihtiih of tlm
r.)Hitnnia. Tlmy wtrtt C. U. Kaniahy,
(I. K. WillianiM mnl Frank M uimriii.
Tht j ii,ta (niiii, I itanuio what ilillinilt
tu iiinttt on a ih'i-iaioii aa ao many cos
luiiipa wttrt wttll (nlln up ami ho many
.liiiircra pir(nriini thi'ir parta ikj well.
Aflt-r aoiiie uVlilirratluii they awardeij
CitT r Maaara. O.W. Wliillrark ami (.
K. Karohatn, of Ilm l'luatnii Kavinifa, of
ban hranrlaro . rlmmi 'nlli-mHtt pave
eatalillHlteil Imadipiarlera at the Klertric
hntel.aml enter into thia field fur the plir
puaeof makiriK loanaaa well aa to diapoae
of the corHiralion'a nlm k lo the inventing
pillilii-. It ia tlm intention to exleml the
aaaorialiou'a 0atrntjona tliroiiKhoul Ore
K in, Valiiii;tjii ari'l Malio.
Tne l'lioemx I'xlav ot'tmpiea a leadinir
priaitiun anions Ilm iiuam ul innlitiniona
ol the Vet. IntviriK a rihairrihed rapitol
of over $7,(kM),IMK) ami an Hrriltnula'ed
renerte fiimf of over $100, (XX), winch l.
aululely pruti't la ita ahate holdera from
luaaea ol everv kin ! w lialaoi-ver II haa
upon ila hmird of dirii !nra H'li li men aa
Charlea h. I.adil, Clta". II lliahop, lien.
('. liotnlmaii. A. A. Walkm ami Hon.
Clarenre aiitJi)
'Ihe ideal inalllution fur the (lepoai
lory ami arrniiiiila'intt of Havinui ahuiih
poxaena (lartirularly three (ealnrea lirat,
aliaolilte alely ; aecoml. a ilttlllilte Kiiir-
anUe; and third, a lli-xihle plan to anil
the vartitiK rornlitiuiia of ita aharehold
era. There lua heen and Umwlnlhe
I'acillc North w ent an nrKc'nt ileiuand for
an liintitiition poaaeaiinit the-te featur',
ami the want aeeiita ahotit to he aupplied
hy the I'liii.-nix. Ila plan ia new, om
hrnrinit aa it tinea tinmntHi-a of naletv
and prollt while exteiidiii optiona to
ilt Hharehnl.lera aurh aa iiiiihI ciiinmeriil
theuntelvea to every conaervativa man
and woman. Their eariiiiitfa Int Ldvcr
been leaa than atr rent
A. 8. I)reHHer'i man" friemla in lliia
rily f"iret lift, ply to learn thai atepa
have heen taken which delay hia ap
pointment to the land ollice at leant for
the time h'-intf. Mr. Drexai-r ia an al.le
lawyer ami ex eedinuly well fitted to fill
Una reripoiiailile and lionorahle place. Il
ia to he hoped that after cotuinit no near
iCCOO coco ocoo cooo coco coco coco coco
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(iranxe aaaiated by Mra. Nora Miller aa
chaplain, conducted the ceremonies at
the Krav. "Uncle Tom" a a he waa
generally known waa horn in Canada
April 30, 1H27. While a buy hia parenla
rrua.ei over into Michigan. Then ahotit
M! they moved to Ioa. In 1H.1 he
t roeaed the plaina lo California to the
mine retiirmiiK lo Iowa the next year in
the apriitK of 1h5.' he married Jane Kir
win and atarteil for Oreuun arriving that
fall in Oregon City. The next apriou he
hx-ated on a homeatead at Highland
where he lived until hia death. He wag
married twice; the aeuond time to Mra,
Mary Weir who ia alao dead. Nine
" hildren were horn to him hy hia first
wile, five of whom are livitiK aa follow a:
Joliri Jonea, I'nity, Ore; Luton andof
JefTeraon, of lleppner, Ore; Saariucl, ,f
I'lrkplai e. Ore. and Mrki; M-triin. of
Kelao, Waali. One child waa the reaultt
of hi ai'rtHid marriage, Mhel Jonea,
who waa living with and keeping hotlae
for her father when he did. Mr. Jonea
waa grandfather to 10 grandrhildren and
Krea'Kramllather to three.
About twenty-five thouaand acre of
land in (,'lai kamaa county ia held bv P.
II. Mar lay, et al, tinder lax titlea, which
will aoon rinen into pood tillea if not
defeated. I hereby aree to defeat any
of llioite titlea for about one linlf I lie sum
demanded for a deed by taid P. II. Mar
lay et al. Olheaw iae no cnarirea made.
O. B. DlMK K, Attorriey-at.law,
OreiionCiiy, Oregon.
Star-Fivc-Star
$3.50 Shoe
lr C. W.
palhv ilui-li.r.
ill Hu"i' t'ltrt",
for W . . I ii r it
luiim It "llii't
ili it p'lti'ii.-
lillt I'I'I'II lo tin
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ttliu ia en "ll known ' f J
Ii- ivea tliti'i tiiu-M a aei'k
, tthi-ti In hua iipeiii'd a , )
T li iI'M-for li ta hnlll up J
. Iu'it hUhhiIv. ini'l haa
ri'v hut a f-t' munlliH, I
The i,,i-'ur 1 1 it a .i-vvnl put imtta ul Woo I
liiirn, .in I HHt a Hutl In tlunka ll,i prua
perta for I 1 1 I i k un an in-live practice
aa very H"nl.
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A Winner
in the race
for
Public
Favor.
"Once a
Purchaser
Always a
Purchaser"
of this
Durable,
Dressy and
Elegant
Men's
$3.50 Shoe.
This Stamp
on the sole
of every
shoe.
M in v Kind tmliit niti.il lli'piililiraiia
Wi-re III lot' ntv Ineailiiy Iron, I
tivi'r'iii' t-niiu'v in HMi'ii'iHiii-t iit until
Illi't'liiUt nf Hut l!'-iililii uu I'o'llil v i-i-ii-lr.il
riiinmi lei'. Tltev were till V-t i 1-n-
tliU-i iNlir in i-v preaajnu ihiur rolili.li.m e
ill thi'ir Pirlv, anil weie all nnxiona In ,
ei-e a uu". I muti iu,iiii"itl''d tn take lln
pin f tlm lile ll ui. riiuunia II.
0-
LOOK OUfli
For Jolds-La Grippe 1 Jo
Protect yoiirnelf, and don't Irunt to
I'roviili'iirc. CuiiHliliTiiij,' tlio hnrni O
done, "ni'lrct" brforciiiitl lifter tukilig Q
a cold in I'hyMlciil rriine. You limy j
jirevt-nt a cold, or, If too lute, you can i
inmiru yoursrlf oguiiiMt tlio "after ef- vJ
ccta," for tlirro Im tlio K'ntt danger, , Q
by UHlng Dr. 1 Iarter'a Iron Tonic. Few ft
lio from ( (lids, or ln uripjio, or Ca
tarrh. They dio of tlio after I'fTt'cta.
Theao diaeaites nil weaken, anri to a
weakened body come flocking a liot of
diacaaed that faatcu on weak lunga,
heart, sloinarli, kldneya, and other
Weak part that we aeldom think of.
Tlio vasirxt and bi-Ht thing to do la to
fortify tlio syHtem ho thnt you will not
catch cold, but if too lute to do that,
then you niUHt fro that no hutting in
tllrtr la itiiiio Hfnilliitil n ill I writ lua nil
' ,, ., , ,, . , . . ' not tiuderatootl. I lie ilrceanetl leaves a
uKreeuiui,iroiiiuiciiKiilli.geiL'iuuui.oi!wifu ,,, wve ,.hiIlron
the blood enabling the nystt'tn uotouly frienda to latneiit hia ilemiae.
to ward oirtliHea.se, nut to light 11 alter
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WHY!
buy old shoos when you can purchase
new goods for less money
A. 3r 13 3V SS
I'irown's "Star Five Star" Shoes
Selz "Sole of Honor" Shoes
(Tbe Kind That Make Your 1-eet Glad)
Kbbert'g "Golden Rule" Shoes
lr. Keed's Cushion Sole Shoes
Clark's Childrens and Infants Shoes
Our prices on above superior makes
are liiwer than the cut rates on inferior
makes of our competitors
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Danger ofCold anil 4'rlp.
The areateat danierfrom uoldHand (Trip
ia their teHulting in pneumonia. If rea
aonahle rare ia uaed.liowever.and Cham
berlain's Coiitfh Kewedv taken, all dan
Iter will be avoided. Amoiiit the tens of
thouaanilt who have uaed thia remedy
for tliene diaeatiea we have yet to learn
of a aingle rune Imvinit reaulied in pneu
monia, which shows i-onrluivelv that it
la a certain preventive of that danuerouH
Jiaeane. It will cure a cold or an attack
of the grip in leas time than any ocher
treatment. It il pleaaant an 1 aafe to
take. For sale by G. A. Harding.
Letter Mat.
The folloa inu ia the liat of letters re
maining in the postotfire at Oregon City,
Ore., on March 19th, 1903:
women's liht.
Miming Myrtle Hodite W A Mrs
Witcome Ida Miaa
mkn's un
Craiu Henry Miller W T Allen
Uibhle deo MichenerC K
(Ireen Clide McClary Roy
Grille Paul Khull L K
Jones John (blarkamith; Stormer Frank
Walker John
. F. HOKTUN', P. M.
Hhut'ii lu A ."anie?
EverythinK ia in the name a'hen it
comes lo Witch Hazel Salve. E. C. D
Witt & Co., of Chicago, discovered some
years ao how to make a salve from
Witrh Hazel that ia a specifij for Pilea.
For blind, bleeding, itching ami protrud
ing PiU-s. eczema, cuts, burns, bruiaea
ami all skin di-eaaes, DeWitt'g Salve
has no equal. This has given rise to
numerous worthies! counterfeits. Ask
for DeWiu's the genuine. Ueurtre A.
Harding.
NEW ARRIVALS
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ADAMS BROTHERS!
Laces and Embroideries. Throe
New Styles-"V W Corsets. April
McCall Tatterns. Bov's Suits and
Shirt Waists. New Shirt Waistinsis
Sunimer Dress Good
Male (iranire.
The rotninittee of the State Granse
haa rented the Woo'liuen Hall in Oregon
City. The State tirantfe of Oregon will BUpervjeor District No. 3, repirt regard
meet in sanHiall May W. 1003. and con- iUjt txterit of anJ estimated cost of re
uuub in session uiree uays ami nitiiits
J. Canto.
I D 8urfua,oneday, 2 00
K M Hittner, one day 2 00
E P Rands, one dav, 40 miles 19 00
In tbe matter of petition of Alrlch
Aemessegi-r and others o set aside that
? ortion ol road belonging lo Bradley and
tit-bey road. Ordered that petition be
denied.
In the matter of the R Srhnebel road.
Argued and taken umler advisement un
til March fi.'h at 10 o'rlork a. in.
Id the matter of purchasing county
supplies, Ordered that matter be left
with I ounty Judge.
In the matter of Jamee Wilton at
county charge. Ordered that furtner aid
lie discontinued.
In the n atter of the application of L
M Davidr-on for order dirertino ilm
County treasurer pay to said L M David
son si out ol school funds of school
Oiotrict No. 47. Ordered that petition
be denied and petitioner adviaed to nm.
sent cl im to Board of Directors of said
school district.
in the matter of Fellows mail n In
jections presented. Ordered that said
matier be laid over until first day of
April t nil.
In the matter of the Corral Creek and
Willamette river road. Report read
second time and approved. Supervisor
ordered to open road with work of
petitioners.
KXi'ENBg ACCOUNT.
Joe Graham, one day, 6 miles.... $2 60
M N Crissell, one day 8 miles . . 2 HO
S M Kelso, one day, ti miles 2 BO
M Adolt, one day 2 00
Chris Wilheltn, one day 2 00
Andrew Johnson, one day 2 00
H 11 Johuson, one day, 30 miles.. )3 00
In the matter of petition of tax payers
proieating against abandonment of a
por'-ion of Sandy and Oregon City road.
Ordered that petition be granted and that
order made at February term of county
Comuii sioners be stricken out ij far aa
to relate to said Sandy and Oreuun Ciit
road.
In tbe matter of II Herrirl a ronntT
charge. Ordered that further ahsistance
be discontinued.
Iu tbe matter of a.d for Mrs Culo from
indigent soldier lund. Ordered that she,
be allowed $5 per month.
In tbe matter of the bills of costs in
Juhtice of Peace court. Ordered that
hereafter Justice of Peace file with bills
of costs of statement regarding each
case nnder which said bills of costs and
ezpeuee were incurred.
in the matter of the claim of Jacob
Spangler (or trees for for tilling canyon
in Lewis road. Laid over fur informa
tion as to who contracted same
In tbe matter of resignation ol J O
Sprague, supervisor of District Noy12.
hesignt tion wilbdiawn.
In the matter of petition for rebate of
L E Gardner for double assessment.
Ordered that warrants issue to said
Gardner for $6.10.
Iu the matter of bridge over Clear
Creek in District No. 33. where fa n
waa destroyed by fire. Ordered ilia road
supervisor of District No. 33 rebuild said
bridge provided tbe same can be replac
ed at a cost not to exceed $125.
In tbe matter of Deed ol Chas Enler
for road District No. 32. Ordered lhac
County Surveyor survey sai l land so
that propose 1 description cao be obtain
ed lor deed.
In tbe matter nf Trestles in county road
near Macksburg Ordered that road
supervisor of District N J. 25, be instruct
ed to rep irt as to the estimated cost aud
necessity for same.
In the matter of Cave in the road
above Baker bridge. Ordered that
A. LtlKLLINli,
Geo. Lazkllb.
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pairing same.
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Cancku Cai bkd Dkatii. II A. Can
situ, a prominent resident of Canhv.
died at his home at Cauhv Monday ami
en Wednesday wa buried from the Nor
wegian cliureh at ('itiiliy. The must
the ilereaHed's death run be I r Hi nd lu
raurer from wliirh ho baa been suffering
for a long lime, though Hie chardi-ltf of
his rninpi. int had been for quite a while
Miss Klla Lulz first prize for the fcest
dressed lady and Al Cannon firm, prize
for heel dressetl gentleman. Lake .May
waa iriven the nrizn loi lipf mmii. man
of ! ami Barton Barlow waa oa, nr.lu,l firt
prize for arting tbe part of a comic
woman. Tbe whole all'air was one ol
the most pleasant ever given by Mr. and
Mrs. Turner.
many
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lit tit . . tiir-uifii in in Kirnur III iirnirtii'i nil
IIFT obUlued a foot- um,m pUr,,0!,,.8 Bn ,, t,e eaat-
YQP hold. ' ,.rn and middle stiilea Last week a
iir birL'e honm of loirs were floated down the
river around the Moiulla ami aetit to
some wltere in Utah ami sninn this week
a crew of men have been busy esrorting
iiutlu'r mft nl Hnn 11 r loi'H iluu-n ntrputii
is Just tho remedy needed, as it Biip.i to Portland from which plare they will
plies the blood directly with the iron it ! be sent lo Salt Lake City mid used for
rennlr in rninhnl f'.,l,la nr T o flrlnno piling. It seems Unit our lir is stronger
Take it before, during, or after. If
np-rrttw it has obtalued a foo
q Dr. HARTER'S
IRON TONIC
taken iu time, it will prevent ; if taken
during, it will tdiorteu (he courxe ; If
taken after, it will jirereiit all bad after
effects. t
Women are especially benefited by
Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic, as they seem to
suffer from the weakness of Colds and
La Orlppe longer than men, and they
are particularly susceptible to the actio
f a blood builder such aa this Is.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
and tinner and less inclined to rut than
I hat of almost any other state.
All the saw mills in t'liirkannia County
are being rushed and the demunil greatly
exceeds their ability to supply the same.
One building in this city, which is under
ronstrnrtion, is now waiting for lumber
caused from the fart that the mill whirl)
is furnishing the building materials has
more orders on hand than can be sup
plied. Work un the M. K. church has
lieen rppeatedly Interrupted by the same
condition of affairs ami many othar
structures, all over the city, are sustain
ing the similar draw hacks to the com-
pletioo of the work of erection.
A delightful parly was tendered Uni'le
Joe Stewart and wife Wednesday even
ing at the Odd Fellows hall. The pleas
ing affair was given tty the Kebekali
lodtie and a large attendance of members
and friends did the well known residents
honor. "Uncle Joe" is about to leave
Orenon City where be has lived for 30
years ami will move to Seaside where it
is bis intention to make bis abode.
Judge Gnlloway and Mrs. Howell deliv
ered stirring addresses and spoke elo
quently of the life of these two old citi
zens. After tbe addresses by these two
j speakers, the company repaired to the
banquet hall where a sumptuous lunch-
UOI1 ll'll na.ln bu.l nl Tliau.. t-A nl I
residents of this count'y have lived here tl,e l.lKUian ?l""- where the religious
so long and been so identilie.l with tt, 1 vires were held bv Kev. Dnnlap after
succeeding he may yet accomplish his
purpose. His long association at the
bar and Ills recognized ability as a con
servative business man fit him amply
for tbe plare. lie has ever been a true
blue Republican, and always to be found
on the side of Republican principles.
Always in the past when campaigning
waa to be done for bis friends and for
the party, he has been the first to
go out and do battle for the cause; and
it does seem as if in the fare of all this
sacrifice and effort, his services ought to
be awarded. Mr. Dresser's friends in
this city still express strong hopes of his
yet securing the place, and thev are go
ing to do all possible to further bis
cause and aid him in getting what by
rights he certainly is entitled to.
'
On the !)th of this month Thomas B.
Jones, uf Highland, this county, passed
away after an illness of about three
weeks at the age of of nearly seventy-six.
The next day in spite of the terrible
storm that was raging at the time, a
large procession followed tbe remains to
life of the city, that their friends are very
reluctant about bidding them adieu.
Many hopes and kind memories attend
them on their departure to their new
home by the sad sea waves and they are
lo know that at any time they decide to
return to this little city, they will find
many friends ready to welcome them
back.
Subscribe for the Enterprise
which the Highland Grange, No. 201, of
which Mr. Jones was a charter member,
assisted by members of Central Grange,
No. 27(5, of Beaver Creek, took charge of
the funeral and buried him according to
the beautiful and impressive funeral rites
of the Grange. The pallbearers were E.
Harrington and Steve Hutchinson, of
I entral Orange; A. J. Kingo, rinley
BOARD OF COMMISSIOXERS
Jieyular March Term of the
County Board.
In the matter cancelling county war
rants drawn bjr error. Ordered that
said warrent be cancelled.
In the matter of the payment of rebate
on wide tire wagons. Ordered that no
wan ants issue for wide tires here
after. In tbe matter of report of viewers of
Fellows road. Report read and laid orer
until to-morrow.
In the matter ol report of viewers of
Corral Creek and Willamette river road .
Report read and laid over until to
morrow. In the matter of Board of Health to re
gulate and to provide for expense. Or
. ered that same be laid over until next
term.
I uthe matter of resignation of Ed
Kapper, Supervisoi of District No 8.
Ordered that said Supervisor file report
and Btatment of property on hand.
In the matter of petition of B. P.
Wec'dle for change of 'Odd at Poliukt.
hill. Laid over for further consider
ation. In the matter of bridge across Rock
Creek in district No. 27. Laid -over un
til next term.
In the matter of petition for assistance
in t pening the Hoist road. Ordered laid
over until next term aud Supervisor to
be notified.
In tbe matter of the petition of John
A. Ridings and others relative to open'
ing "Eagan mill and Ulad Tidings road.
Supervisor ordered to open same on
surveyed line of same.
In the matter of Union Hall and
Canby road. Ordered opened ou sur
veyed line.
In the matter of opening the "Sprague
roai". Laid over for investigation.
In the matter of the bono, of Frank S.
L. Bagsy with Andrew Todd as suiety
in improvement of Rock Creek and pud
ding river. Ordered that said matter
be said over.
In the matter of the report of viewers
of Elwood A Bitner mill road. Iteport
read and In id over until to-morrow.
In the matter or petition of Leonard
Schaber for return of fees paid into pro
bate court. Ordered that said matter
be referred to Probate court.
In the matter of petition of E. F. Rilev
for concellatinn of mortgage tax. Order
ed laid over for further information.
In tbe matter of petition of 1. H.
Manay for refund of $10 on land
purchased at tax sale. Ordered that
detition be denied.
In the matter of Chris Biitner road.
Report of viewers read second time and
approved, Supervisor ordered to open
road with work of petitioners.
H1KN8E ACCOUNT.
A Lacey, one day, ten miles.....
Branch Tucker one day,J12 miles.
$3 00
a 20
Nicholas, W. U. Mayfield and E. A. I Ed Cloaner. one dav. 12 milea . .. 3 90
Cummins, of Highland Grange; while j W T Henderson, one day, 2 00
of book typewriter.
Ordered that in order to a scertain the
relative value of machine and band work
the Recorder hereafter report u umber
of instruments recorded by each one ia'
his office.
In the matter of R Scbuebel road.
Ordered that petitioners of remoustrators
be granted and that proceedings relative
to tbe location of said road be dismissed.
In the matter of petition of Emm
Samson for reconsideration of order of
last term directing supervisor of District
No. 1 to open Price Fuller road. Order
ed that said be denied.
In the matier of statement of warrants
issued for scalps. Ordered that clerks
report of $S2 issued in payment ol scOp I
adveriies be approved
bourn be matter of ruoner paid for sup
In f non-resident paupers. Ordered
port oill fur same be forwarded to secret
tbat bf state for allowannee and piy
ary o
i mm$ Alone.
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