Oregon City enterprise., May 20, 1904, Page PAGE 8, Image 8

ORIOON CITV INTtRPRISt, FRIDAY, MAY W, 104.
PAGE
DROPSY
I
had for the asking at the oflico of
0 Yo:i AnUen or l.lmrsa Swell j tho county clork.
Are Your t:c Puliy? Ye fir I As a matter of fact, the twiactnioiit
Fni. Acnt tor tho Ocilv 1 of ,hl apparently fair measure Into
-." . " t-i . .i I a law by the people will prove siin
1Mi lu mvn That Cure J pty a Btp preliminary to ptMiltlv pro
Kuincy P,ncac That Cnimt j hlhltlon In the tat of OrvKUQ. The
Dropav, via. i Fulton Compound, question arises, do the people of the
state want prohibition?
I Tnder the statutes as they now, ex
it it new fii ktwwa thai droixy Is U 1st a saloon ranuot Ik) established
lieti!iw!i. but 1 aea.iy eisaj-s a sjnip.
torn of kulDry dlMMt thai aci-ouipauloa tae
aronto heretofore incurable, lienee.
41 toVLedi.-ovvrj of the Fuiiou Compounds,
Iropsy m Incurable, tt Is now, however,
curable la nearly Dice trains of all cui. liar
Is aa tntrrrtiluc reooTery. to which w refor at Iness of these places and the manner
trtuiMtoa. I In w hich It shall be carted on la reft-
Mr Hfwanimit of w Fiiimora street: ulated bv law. Thotvfore, the people
j Fra-ciia, '""V, of the state practically have local
Uiv pl)i.H-iaa had tlually lo lap her every lew
4a. f;i lapr-ed aearlj forty ltuv sad option now.
nrw w.ne fpm u to day. Tn phviiM ! A pinnule J are a few opinions from
Pnlnont men of the country touch
Tnol curvmio aiaeod oeirorKl medical aid. InR on the subject of local option
Bar heart al-w fare her lbs usual trouble and and prohibition:
ah id In uoh aecioiiscitnhtithere,alltri Huhnn manlev of Nnrth Dakota
ere mi for. Tim-, put her e Hiiu.es lom-l t"nop Maniey, oi ionn uaaoia
ouixi n staved oa tba uunch. th ori I am convinced that prohibition Is
iuinittriha.tiljiieaofnf a wees. t wod doing Incalculable harm to tho state
"n.V.T.h.o '.i 7..7b7rre'
aa complete This caj was eiatuiueO Inic
aj iri...:ilr of Ilia tn FraiH-ihvu Ma.
aod .he t.verland MoDthly, and the ireDiiitieDr
of (he can' and ma rvcovry acre fuiij alieak-O
1a Uieir column.
Mr. TiK)ma Oirtstol of 4fSTwetitY-aTentt.
treet, S.-iu Fraud, m also pwoWn wlifc
Aropsy. a lha ivult it rbrooic ttldnry ili i
lo UKir thau a'vooly-fiva pt uttta beyond bei
aorml t'.nt,and had to I ri'ttM Id hb'U
and ! rl. lo draib's door althounb the badj
iwur - 1 1 i " citv wan vi va tur i uik, r
I.aiujvwuuU'. 1 hraa wka abowrtl Imrrox emeni
and iu s. ohutua alia a well, aud peiulu
UJ refrnaoa
If yoa bTa dmrxf doot f nporl Tbrra t
r:ly on : tt-o biioaa that ui cuit tba chronic
luney !. aw tbat l tvbii-d II and tbat It
Pulton's k'omiUDd. Tta Kooal (Vd pMind fty
fcrlghl'a aad k'dnry Dl9tan, II : for I'laiftra.
J. John J. filioo t. Vahitlor
Ijr paii.jL.ti. a a(3 U.a avia a,uii'j iof tb.
CHARMAX A CO., nRpNTS
UNCOMMON WISDOM.
Some Oregon City People Profit by Neigh
bors' Experience.
Its a wine man who profits by the ex
gHTience of his friciida and neighbors.
Here i a chance to do It. and every man.
V-inian or child in Prrnon City who
knows il'.e Cilscry of a bad back, the
nervoiis-iu s and n stlt sm'SS caused by
HJn.y C 'mp'ilnt. or the annoyance of
urinary disorders, will show uncommon
Wisdom to profit by this advice.
G. A. r.irrUh. tho well-known Tort
land musician, who lives at 11 1-1 Grand
Ave., f.iys: 1 My first attack of kidney
CCn.pi.iiM consisted principally of dull,
ej-hir.g pains arrows tho loins. I paid
little attention to It at first, and It grad
ually K '' "' worse. When I did anything
.hich rvipilri-d exertion, or If 1 caught
did. 1 a sure to have backache In an
Oj ute f":-m. I was feeling quite mis-Ted
le some time ago and one evening
Hhilo 1'Mikln? over the paper I noticed
a coi,-, Indus "ad" relating to LVian's
Ividn. y I'ill, which pcrsuart.d me to pur-cia-e
a U. The results 1 obtained from
tlieir ue were satisfactory In every' way."
rii-nty m-rc proof liko this from "re
fftm City pe- le. Call Ut C. G. Huntley's
dlUB store and ask what his customers
rj.ort.
Sold by a;i d'-alers. Price 6') cents.
Fost. r-.MiltiuiTi Co.. BulTalo. N. Y., sole I
ag-nt. for t':e U. S.
I'.. ni mlKT the n ime Doan's and take
no suo.siituto.
I"o man can cure consumption. You
can prevent it. though. Dr. Wood's Nor
wt' llJie Syrup cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis, a'.hma. Never frills.
The total cost to the taxpay
ers of the office of Treas
urer Catiill for the six months
ending March 21 la3t, wa3 $531.
This sum included a salary of
500, leaving but $31 for stamps
and stationery. This is con
siderably I cos than the office
bar, been managed for in years
before.
a a
Card of Thanks.
YS'e take this means of expressing our
cur sincere thanks to the many friends
asd neighbors for acts of kindness and
expressions of sympathy during the slck
r'iS and death of the late Daniel Grimm.
MRS. GEO. WILLIAMS.
FRANK OKIMM.
READ THE BILL CAREFULLY.
Proposed Local Option Measure
Means Practical Prohibition.
Before Toting for or against either
of the measures proposed by the In
itiative petition for endorsement by
Famous at home for
Generations past;
Famous now all over
the World.
FOB SALE BV
.. MATTH'AS -'
Sole Agency for Oregon City
. , wins: a
the pooplo at the June election, the
votor should csrvfutly t'd nd lu
terptvt the two hills, and gain mi un
ularly true of the local option meat
ura. Tonlos of this bill are to bo
' lu any product of the county save
' l.w m..ii..m h.,i.i than a ti,at,,i
Ity of the voters of that pwlnct.
When established, these rosoru are
rRulated and controlled by county
court or city council, while the bus-
mi to many of Its inhabitants, in
many trips around the state 1 see and
hear these facts. Such being the
case, 1 contend that the time has
como to make a chance for the bet
ter. While refraining from approv
ing or disapproving prohibition as a
theory, I say that prohibition as a
fact Is a flat failure lu North Da-
)0ta.
Ex-Secretary Russell A. Alger.
Michigan "You can't talk prohibi
tion In Michigan, for we have tried
It and know what a dire failure It Is.
When we had prohibition tho state '
was flooded with smuggled beer and
whiskey, and It was impossible for
us to prevent It. We now license
saloons, and while there is no more
liquor drank than there was during
the reign of prohibition, we derive
an enormous revenue from the traf
fic, besides preventing liquors from
being smuggled i Into the state and
sold Illegally, as it puts the saloon
men to guarding each other. I have
always considered prohibition a fail
ure, and don't believe It can ever
I be made effectual."
V. S. Judge D. E. ltryant. Texas
"Theory'ls one thing, but actual ob
servance and experience are better.
When prohibition was submitted to a
vote of the people of Texas. I votod
for It In good faith. Since June 2,
1S'J7. I have faithfully endeavored
to enforce prohibition laws of tho
I'nited States prevailing In the Indian
Teritory in my Jurisdiction. I have
bad the assistance of a competent and
and faithful district attorneys and
marshals, excellent urand and petit
juries, in fact, everything that could
be desired to make the law effective,
if it could be made bo. My experi
ence has taught me that It I folly
to believe for a moment that It can
I be Rticce-isriilly prohibited. It leads
! to all manner of evasions, even to
j perjury and 'subordination of perjury.
It builds up feuds locally, which fro
' fluently result in personal conflicts,
! and In some Instances murder Is the
i result. Notwithstanding the rigid !
! prosecution the traffic Is unabated;
i In fact. If any difference. Increases.
"Wherever local option exists you
will And lawless persons who will
sell to any and everybody wherever
they can, not respecting minority or
other conditions. The courts will be
flooded with prosecutions, and there
will be but few convictions, and the
expense will be very large."
"Neglected colds make fat grave
yards." Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup help men and women to a hap
py, vigorous old a;i..
Heili-ill-t rpriil V i.icrei.ce at l.o
A.iltele-, til if.
1........... L,.. r'(,,.u lliaS.illll
etn Pacific Co. .will innke reduced ra'es j
on the ceriifiia'e pan Irin main hnej
points ID ureon rwiiui oi i ohmiiu.
.Paneengeri will pun luw ticket lo l.o
, i An:'. en, for abicli nt will collect the
j highest one Wav ra'e, giving a special
receipt. On presentation ol this receipt,
duly exeril'ed, by oimuial piirchamr.
Southern Pacific Atfent at Is Angeles
will b-11 return ticket at one third (are.
Hale d-ttes from Oretfon K)ints will be
April Pith to Mav 7th inclusive, also
Mav J'h, 12'h, Kith, PHh, 2.'ird, 2lith
and 30th. The last dr on which cer
tificates will be honored for return at re
duced rate from Los Angeles will be
June 5th, I'M. May 20
CLACKAMAS COUNTY COURT.
Business Transacted at Regular April
Term.
Be It remembered. That at a regular
term of the County Court of Clackamas
county held In the court house In Ore
gon City, for the purpose of transact
ing county business on the first Wednes-
BUY THE
SEWING MACHINE
Do not be deceived, by thote who a'l
vertine a t'tO.OO Hewinjf Mar.lilne for
1 This kind of a maohino can
Le IxMht from us or any of our
dealers from (15.00 to $18.00.
WC MAKE A VARIETY.
THE NEW HOME IS THE EEST.
The Feed determines the strength or
t--aknm of HiWlri(r Ma liine. The;
Iouble Veett cotnllnel with othfr
'htronjr ixdtits inake the JN'W Home
,the bt K-wing Machine to buy.
;lltorCIP,CUUl!StHSS
: THE UH HOME SEWING KACHIKE CO.
' ORhNGE. MASS
JS Union v(. X. V., Cliieaici, III., AtlanU,
fet. LouU,M'., J)-.i::a,T. x.,K;in Kniririsci,0J
FOB 8Lt BV
'C. S. CRANE, 350 Morrison Street,
Portland, Orogon.
ilny of May. the aamo lxlif the tlm
fined liy lw f.r hoUlln a r-gulir term
of aald court, pi-rar-nt, lfjftn. Th. V
Ran. county Jmlca, prvaliltna; T. H
Klllln and Wn. Urobat, rommlKalonara,
whrn Ilia following lmH'rvdlnsa were
had, to-wlt:
III the matter of pauper warrants:
!..( AvIhh I 8 00
Kllen llrldgea
8 00
C K. Hums ,
Maria t'lark
Win. lVen ..
Paul Kre.vtag
5 00
U 00
00
15 00
W. T. tlardlner
10 JO
J. M. lleekart 8 00
J. A. Jones 60
M. Kruger 7 00
(Joorge M(Mney 8 00
U Matherson 7 00
t'has. t Miller 8 00
J. S. McOomb 30 00
Marv Volcers 8 00
llattie Woods 00
U. O. Ogden 5 00
Mrs. Valentine 7 00
II. Ferguson 8 00
Indigent Soldier.
Mend Tost. li. A. K. 913 00
Mrs. C. Koss 6 00
In the matter of road rooorts ex
amined and allowed.
District No. 1.
A. H. Klrkley $ 6 00
J. W. Counsel 4t 00
Parrel Chapman 31 00
James Coats 10 00
Chas. Counsel 2i! 00
W. II. Counsel 35 Oil
(). Wlssenger t 2i
District No. 2.
Frank Wolf f 1 03
I .W. Johnson 6 00
C. C. Jones U 00
James Johnson 3 00
U I). Jones 12 50
District No. 6.
!. oxter Townscnd f 3 00
Knnls Townscnd 3 00
tJoldlo Fisher 3 00
lieo. IUnkln 3 no
F. M. Chance M
Wm. 1'reston 3 00
Uiuls 1'reston 3 00
W. II. Horlng 21 23
District No. 8.
C.oorgo Oak $::o 00
Fred Ward Zi 60
ll. W. Douglas 4 00
District No. 10.
( Krlgbaum 60
Philip Wanner 3 50
Walter 1-cmon 1 "'
W. It. Oatrl-ld 2 50
District No. 11.
W. A. Holmes t 1 :."
C. H. Pauchv 1 00
John K. Smith 30 on
A. Kielianlsott 12 2j
S. Forsvthe M 0"
II. Wilson H n.i
I .our Unit 5 :"
W. Kail 3 li
F. K. Smith 1 7j
W. 11. Smith 10 5"
District No.
Shannon Pros
C. F. C.iblis
Clark Heed
Jas. Parrl-di
;-o. Tailor
Jas. Shelly
A. Mailt.
U Mailt.
Frank Heard
District No.
F. M. Thompson ....
Harry Andrews
F. Way
W. II. I-aiighton
14.
.$ 3 31",
. 13 r,'i
. 7 50
. C ("
. C 75
. 15 oo
. ii ;-i
. 4 5n
. 4 50
.$ 3 no
. 5 25
. 4 50
i
I
15.
V.
O.
A.
W.
10. liurreas
L. Snldow
District No.
Staehely
S. IUndnll
16.
Enos Cahiil
District No. 18.
Jamis Ptit-kner
T. H. Thimias
Shannon & Pros
Cummins & Co
W. II. llmhe.s
William Martin
John Shannon
Frank Hunch
.$15 00
. 4 00
. V) IS
. :;2 r.o
. c no
. 3 73
. 15 lio
. 1 75
.$15 00
.$ 8 C".
. 1 50
. S9 00
. 1 SO
. 25 00
District No.
20.
24.'
Jos.ph Pollock ,
District No.
(I.
P.
ft.
Hu-tkiriH
Knhnke
II. Ilostethr
J. Montari'lon
A. Motitamlun ....
K.
i:
District No.
KI. M. Morris ,
(JoorKO Waleh
J. W. Smith ,
J. Fry roar
Cheter Smith
Ed. M. Morris
District No.
George Caso
Jacob MaricHS
M. V. MakinHtftr ,
A. Iarson
John Trullinger ,
W. II. Kngle
District No.
J. T. Drake
J. H. Harth
J. Conrad
District No.
Harrison Wilson .....
Frank I faun ,
Edward Wyiand
N. H. Wade
E. Nicholson
Iyawrcncc Rowman
Francis Ilaun
H. ' F. Hrjylcs
District No,
Henry Hllhelra
CharlrH Eplcr ,
(Jus Oarger
Fred Schwartz ,
E. U Haker
District No.
25.
.$ 31
. 2 no
. H 1,2
. i 00
l r.&
. 00
26.
.$16 50
. 18 00
. 4 50
. 8 50
. 4 50
. 29 50
.$ 1 50
. 2 50
. 1 bO
.$ 7 50
27.
23.
1 CO
15 00
85
3 00
3 50
1 50
2 50
32.
33.
Hpringwater Mills Co. ...
J. A. Held
District No. 34.
Thomas Clow
H. W. Elliott
James Edmonds
J. Chrlstlanson
Joe. Nemlc
fWiorge Willie
Paul Shroeder
Jake Schatz
Z. Elllgson
District No. 35.
Fred Wagner
District No. 3.
Rodlun Pros
Fraed Conner
Gottfried Gosser
A. IL Kitzeau
In the mater of claims
and allowed.
Frank Husch
J. W. Mc.Nulty
.$150 00
. 5 00
.$20 00
. 30 00
. 18 00
. 18 75
. 6 00
. 6 00
. 2 25
. 1 50
. 12 00
.$ 6 00
... 19 90
... 100
... 100
... 4 00
examined
..$ 1 00
.. 02 00
.. 108 00
Jas. F. Nelson
Bean tba
Bigcatart
Ir Kind foil tizitkmlv;2i
When You Come Right Down
to Positive Facts
The to.,lt, ami successful farmer re,,..lr.. modern
Kricnltural machinery. That Is tho reason w ar this year wijoyiM
such a Ihiko salo of
nitchcll Lewis & Stavcr Company' (lood.
Buy a New Bupgy.
Ami when you mako a mirchttso,
get tho host
Th Be Lin Buggies.
In thcui days of ilm. (Hiplar and
mtiili smikcs. It's soiucthltiB to know
that a vehicle has Guaranteed Hick
ory Wheels, as our Pee l.lno has.
Vou can't see under the nulnt. Pot-
. . , ..nut.i.. ......
ler irusi in a noon, reoaui",
prlco hnuso.
Mitchell. Lwis & Stiver Co.
We aim. curry a full Hue of cullhutor- 1!'"."'l"r '!l"it i
In fact a complete lino of aurli-uliu il machinery or an am-.-.
have i-omplete stin-k of machine oils.
Mow About That Cream Separator?
Make ilalryli.K easy ami profits!.!.. I.y l...etli.K In on- We handle th
iol a ami the American. H-'e then, h.-f.-.e y.u, buy. C.iloK..e. mailed
free.
FAIRCLOUQH BROS.
renth and Alain Sts.
Thos. F. Ityan .13 05
,. Howard 53 00
A. Howard 4i 00
I.. Kuii.lnlt 13 00
CIii-h K rrudhomme ? n'i
IV r. Hot 'i 2" M
K. K. Tin lor 7 7J
i; A. Holiack 3 oo
I. tilu llaiikins 1 0'
K.lu. ttil t'hu-... 3 00
I'Mneltil C'une "
V. J. T-lford 9 00
Millard lliitlt 11 n"
Staietmnn Job Olhi-e 13 "0
('. N. (irei-nman -
V. HiirrU I 00
Fathl.m S'al.les It oo
): r. Maddock -3
I) It IHmlck 3 50
I C I'm. !! -y 50
II. ('. Mnddocl! II t5
J. A. Tufts 1 oo
K. A SIHkM r"'
Mrs. Mary lUley 13 "
V. !:. Cnrll 5 oil
Knt-rprlie 91 10
llruns-A Ick !tc-.ttiiiri!t 3 50
C. N lluln-s 3 oo
F. J loty - 30
G. S. Kundall 3 00
Jncli i;.-rl,.-r 4 CO
I'. 8. Scliiiiii-I 3 :o
I). It Voder C oo
.1. W. Gratlo 3 i,0
I) N. Hrl.li-iiHtlni) oo
W'llllnm Younx 3 20
('. Kl.-limmlth 4 o
I'. A lluk.-r I, so
I'. C. Miller 40
C. W. KNIey oo
Chus. I.ucKe 1 oo
J. W I'urtlow Ji; .Vi
Mux. Telford 2 20
Fred Moehnke 15 ho
M. M McCvehnn 40
I'uiil Dunn '. 28 oo
G.-orK" Heed 2S oo
John HurKoyno 27 oo
C. (. lloynton 18 4o
Krunk Morton ':' oo
C. .wif.-l 23 Mi
Ira I.. James .'10 2o
C. C. Clausen HI oo
I-M llairliik'ton 2 40
A. J. Mnyvlll.i 28 20
J. I.. Woldron 20 40
II. I. ilnrmes 4 40
C. A. Williams 18 50
l N.-liren 8 30
Muiilley llros. Co 0 13
Fashion Slahl.-s 2 oo
T. II. Klll. n 35 40
Wm. Itn.hst 21 80
I. iiy Ktlpp 5 t.o
C. Hums 3 10
A. O. I lay ward 1 00
Telephone Co 3 10
G. W. I'roMni r 1 20
Isaac Austin I 20
W. I'rat 1 20
It. C. .Shipley 1 20
(.. C. DaviilHon 1 20
Otto Irson 1 20
John Ahron 1 70
A. J. Winters 2 30
Ir. A. J. Kossltor 5 00
J. W. I.der 5 20
It. h. Ilolrmn 12 35
Mndsay & Hon 72 77
Wilson & Cooko 59 25
Ileal I & Co 10 00
Heall & Co 21 00
C. Ilurtmun 3 oo
Wallace ft Corcoran 19 00
II. A. Vorphul 22 00
In th mnttcr of tho claim of Mr. M.-r-holt
fur llxlnif ronrj In Itoad IjistrO t No
24:
Ordcr.-il that snld mailer lie rif.-rn-d
to CommlsKlonftr lirol.jit ti s.-tlln. '
In the matter of obstruction to tht
Gravis roiel In IOslib t 31;:
Ordered Hint Hup'-rvlsor m Inslruct.-d
to complete the opening of county roud.
In ttie matter of roads In District No.
:
Ordered thut supervisor h Instructed
to repair ths hill on ths Kliwood roud.
also to accept donation of lumber and
fres cartiiBii to the Melnlg hill, the
county to furnish the powder and spikes.
In the mutter of removing- obstruction
on the IjIx rosd In Ilstrlct IU:
Ordered that supervisor remove the
tree complained of.
In the matter of Improvement or repair
of iad on what Is known at Wise Hill
In lilstrlct 34:
Ordered that supervisor be ordered to
co-operate with petitioners and expend
poll tux paid by residents along suld
road If tn his judgment road could be
put In proper condition for service with
said poll tux and subscription work.
In tho matter of the petition of Jos.
DcKhaser for a county road.
On motion of petitioners, it Is ordered
that petitioners be allowed to withdraw
petition.
Monarch of the Red.
Tim hesl isisslhln B.m that rati
ho tin III Is the
Mltchtll.
The materials am well seasoned,
havlim heen IhmikIiI flvi years ahead
of re.iilreineiils. This alone means
Investment of a fortune In wo
StOI'H.
KM'cit la'""- """'I ,n ,,1B ,,"l",r,uv
tloll.
Their splendid reputation all "yT
the country the Northwest In particular--
ileiinmitrates that
Mitchtll Wagons Art All WgM-
Oregon City, Oregon
In it..- iiui!i-r ll" l'es' t"'l
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r.wel In a. ...r,lin. liti rr.it -f r.miuy
ulv)..t nn. alahra I by him
III llin ll.altd i.l ...-r for lllll. I
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t.f flip T.irner r.wi.l
I:. h.ii irn.t riit time and laid -r f-.r
n,.'..fl-l r.-.1IMS l..m..tr..
bi the rioiior of nNnll.n.e t.i tia
W. il. mi Ir.'liK. nt .. fii.n
1. 1. 1. li . I th.it t. . . .e fi W Si till
till..-
In 11, ii.:. 11. 1 . f u;. ..liitm. i.l .f (...I y
Ii. ! If?
I'd I lb it fl...llilmeit ef Jmiira
.'.i:'I.iii .. -I :"ly nlniirf Im- a-.i.rted.
b.- I.. . 1 1 I- llb.tut pnv
I'l III.- MiMl.r I.f the Iipi.ll. .,11. .11 i.f
U I I. .Mil tie Mh l Wlte.lfit lilt- T. U ph.iii..
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M,,:.ill;l 111. 1 M iluiil '1', I, 1 h'.n., hd-hIo'
I I, ,1 1 f-.r ft ,11,. l,!-
' l'l.. I. .1 II, .t fi.lM' III".- I KUlMtr.l B'lb.
, J. , I t.i run. Ill I., 1, a ail 1, ul In unlit ii,,l.
1 lull. .11
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1: i . k .ii.l.
Hi, I. r.d tlmt ,i,iiM.,r I... Hll.iw.d 3')0
hiIIM.1n of IM.. I, lllln llh. I fuae, ul. III
P i.i. un. tin- ii,.j. Minn y plunk to i uli
brl.lse. '
III III.' 111. ill. T lif the t. llt of vl. weia
of KrtiMe roud.-- t
Unbred I hat Said petition be illaliilaae.
and .l. iil.-il.
In Hie tiwiiiir of the rep.nl of viewers
of tin- 'I'uiin r Mini:
Iteport rend a...ond limn Bud matter
l.il.l ou r for bi.uln May et It at ! o'elni k
P. 111.
In lb" mutter of powder for lUatib t
No. &:
iil. r.-d t tin t Miw.er to the amount of
il'100 be. allowed suld illnll, t.
In tho mali-r of powder fur Iilatil. t
No. 21:
I Mil. r.-, that supervisor be allowed 200
p.iuliila.
Ill the matter of plow and scrapers for
Itoad IOxtrhl No. 33:
Ord.-ie.l that supervisor be allowed one
roud plow an, I two slip seiiipeis.
In tlm matter of tho petition of Obed
I. Miller for telephunn franehla.,:
Orib r.-d Unit nulil upplleutlon be Krmit
ed Sllbjeet tu fiufi tur f nt pra.
Hon by May lt, in or,.
In the mutter of biblKn aerosa North
Folk of Molnlla river:
Ordered tbat plana ond emlrnates of
11 suitable brldxe b.i prepared.
In the matter of the survey of Kali
(.'reek load No. 41,7;
Ordered that matter be taken under
advisement to Interview county sur
vivor and road supervisor.
In the mutter of the Turner rood:
Ordered tlmt tide aamo be taken under
advisement until eomt can visit this
road.
In the matter of tho Flradley road:
Old-led t,t ,uj r,1(, tj, op,.,,,.,! wUh
tba lale.r of the petitioners, and ex
pense ae.ount of survey bo allowed as
follows: J. w. II. Idi um, IIC.00; V. W.
Kliiniud. fin;; j,lhn l.wellen, IU.00; rnn
Watts, 14.00; Owen Ilntton, 00; Willis
Il'slges. 12.00; Ivier (Jill, H 00.
hi the mntt. r of th.i petition of James
Htti.el f.,r i.diicllon of valuation and re
fund of taxes:
Ordered that suld petition be denied.
ORFnnv
Siionrim
AND Union Rir mr
THREE TRAIN TO THE Eas
DAILY
Tluull 1'illlllmtt Uh.U,, ,rr f
Ul l.rl.li.s lata .Ullr I.. ......"" Tik
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ii. a .i".i !. noa in n,o r.,( ltj: i
II till K S
Portland to CliUa(u
No Chang of Cat,,
7
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Tlmt IchMluls.
Attn
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16 a. m
4 19
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lnt..il
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Walla Walla. Uw!
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Ht I'anl
tl Stall
Mn 1 la
HNikait
IxOiilh. Mllaulr ' f
i ..a.i and l.oai ;
I
Ocean and River Scried.1
For Han ( tan. I. . F.et, n di
. in Fur A.l.irl. war .lni 4
N'.miIi i-a. h l"ll) ir,,, d ,!,,,
ni . Maloidai 11 10 p m I H
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fill., snd Vanililll Mixta
F..r dolallrd liif.irtiiatl.-n 11 r(
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) t.itr ii.airat lit aH asml. .if
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TI10 I lira. .11 llallluad
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.Vai isaiiua 1 at
COLUMBIA RIVER SCENEF
Regulator
Line
Steamers
Portland and The Dalit
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; wild I' 11 A N Ham al l.jta fur i.
il. n-liil,' hlrali.r l''l 'I tl !'
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I A N Italn l.allis iMildni.Ule al 4
iiiniir. la with II, a Iran,, t I r.utlt
I i ,-il ul inrai .-f)r. en all airam
ine hi ..iiiiii.latl.ns f.r l.amt
M a a, ma
r,.r delallrd lnf.wnitl..n ef ri-4
Ixtlli irkri ta'l'.na. rail'1 .4.1 sua
,..,.. II. ,m Milllr nr .all tlt"l ff U
Ix.nnl.l as'i.l. Alder siiml Wharf. 4
ii f t'Awrni.i.U ittwt.
Fin Hani Ofr
Daily Rlv r Schedule
Or0on City Dosls 0V1 ttM"1'
Ht. iiiiieia Alt.'.m and fjca !
b in and wav points, lrn N'm
i H.indi at ti s m '"
.,!. My. ll a m ; t-wt -
Hal. m, i a. in ; l.i oi.al"
" Oregon City TraniperMtH" c
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co,
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IIAII.Y THAINH.
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Ki.
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AHTOKIA ..lu"
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8KAHM'K
runaartlonl,
. . nctl"
aii trams mns cn.ao ir
Ooble will, all Northem Is'in o
lo or from the Fast or
At I'ortbind
Willi
in ion iiepoi. ca'l'
i
snd rail line, and stesm;r : tj
to and from Ilwaco ml H""" I
Ticket office, 2(5 n.rr,,T"uiI(l
Union IeiM.l. 'iainria. O"'!
den. I'uaaelisor Att. ASlorls,
;t,ouliaior Pcrfccf
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For Halfl hy Frank Hu
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Biibacrlbe for the Enterprise-
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