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F. C. GADKE THE PLUMBER
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JOHN YOUNGER,
T Jci Jfci JL Jfc5 JbC
Nnanl ('alArrh fpilokly ylM to treat,
tunnt by Ely's Cream Jlulm, which it nn.
Id r aromutlo. It l revived lhroiip.li the
liimlrlla, olaauso and lioal tha who tir.
(mo over which It diffuses llNlf. lrmul
i ll tha Ma. Trial size by until, 10
oout. Tent it ami you Am mro to ooutiuus
the treatment,
Aiuioiincriiicnt.
To accommodate thorn who are partial
to tho um of atomlwr in applying liquids
Into the nasal yummy, for cidurrhul Inm.
lilri, tho proprietor prepare Cream Halm In
lhjiilil form, which will bo liiiowa m Ely's
Miiuld Cream Ilnlm. l'rlee Including the
praying tubs Ii 7fi cents, liniKgiat or br
mall. Thi liquid form embodies the moil,
loinal properties of the solid preparation.
A CLUB Or ONE THOUSAND.
Ef
Near II untly Dniu Store,
IDKTY YEARS' LXrtRIEXCE IV
Ureal Hritnin Hi id Amorion.
DRINK HABIT
PERMANENTLY CURED BY
ORRINE
ritT"""in pro(iaiir drankatmM a Aim of
Ik ttrf(M rim i'wiil tNrMrai hJ Mm I
iinmirh iniiirnita vrtileti lt Un tiurl t4
r"t ? j
'OUfclNH' frinn(i r (? tb rrt if
fur liitunf l' rtlitrj difeljf as itlmvimd J
. r tut I r.ib.iiit..n. lutptwrlng iHliUi m '
riurm U bUtt,
NO SANITARIUM TREATMENT
on PUBLICITY I
To rttr wllhmit iinl'a knnUt1, bayOrrlM
No. I; fur ruiuuiuy UMttuvnl, mj Orriu ta.U
will l till Iwnltk ImlBial li ti tmt to m?
MnhiM. ! 4imimm lkt OrrlM to
fMltk IW IfMkltIM
AO carrwpo4sc coalldmtUL
PRICE, t.00 PKR BOX.
Cart cflcctcd or maoejr rtluad4.
nx.k on " PnnhaiHi frM nil rvuMi.
Th Orrine Co., Inc., Wwhlogtou, I). C
14 anil rowmmti44 fcf
Howell Joni, nar Sutpmilon Brldga
Oragon City, Oragon.
Latont Plan Oy Which Mutlo-Lovara
fnf.t OIq Savlngi l'1 Piano Prlcat.
A ji'ivcl lilt-ii la tn'liiK hitrinliirril by
Klh'lN t 'In no IIdiikk Ml I'di IIhiiiI In tin-('u-ii,i
i,iil ! 1'liiini' lliiyrm' ('lull will) Ii
lln'y iiuw forrnlnit. II la iiroiioat-rt to
i ll Iwi'i pliinuM In ii l. ill IniyiTH all ini-r
I lila HIiiIk ly tlilx iiii'ihu'l, t it nmvIiik
In I Iw biiyi'i iifrfiuin 170 In lino mi kiii'Ii
I'luiiw. '
Ai'iiinllht In lln pniii'in 3 tiD'tnlwra
JlllllKli lllrdl. CIlllM lIlirltlH llll' Ilnl two
iluy, Hint II In i-kih-i-i wi Unit In u vrry
hull iinli'1' tin full loon iiii'ttilMTlil will
hint' In-ill (ii'i iii ml.
Thn hlatiiKt iiiiil iiIiiiiiim ii if uffi ii'il
In lliln wuy nl ii M'ly milmlniilliil nhvIiik.
Mini lll' lllli.'l llll Will III' rXli-lllll'll lo
I inll iiIn In I'M'tv jiiii I nf Hi" Hind of
l ll Bull ,
Al'lill flnlii llll- i lliil llinliii nnvlllK wlllrll
tin' IhivIiik nf mirh it liirK ni ii 1 1 1 y of
pliiliim lit nil" lliiU' nci tneii In iiii liilirm.
iiii uilillllniiiil mill vi'iy UnMilnnl It i' tn
In lliln I'liui In Hip wnmli'i fully Nimtll
im vim nl i'liui iiiuii wtili h I'tiiiiHN m ii v
now l. ilii n ln it Kiir i-iiiiiiU'. mi'inlM'ra
uf ('lull "A" NfiiilM ll I'liinn Whlrll (Hill
tuiilly H. tlM fur t.Ki'l for hn III Hi- ii tt .lTi
.ii nn iiu wi-i kly, in- l'i i n-r ruuiitli. ft t
ll Inlill ili'l llf lint In l Xri-l i
I 'lilrkii Iiik iiml Klinliiill, nl"" Wi-lii-r
mill oltirr iiikiIv' I'I.hiik ii r uliliilmililn
iiinli-i IIiIn i ii iiiii-inllvn ( -
I h luiiio of huiiitiil rx luli'lii--.
Iliinloik HIihiiI lllltrm ihhn It iiromptly,
n i iiiiiin nlly. It' Kulnl'-N iiml tniK-N tlm
Nlillllll' It
Oragon City Markat Baport
(Corractad Waakly.)
Wheat No. I, 7to to 90o pr bualml.
Klour Vdlloy. M.flO per Mil. Hard
whint, $fl5. I'ortlnml, S1.16 lfr anck.
Ifownrd'a Heat. $ 1 .25 ir am:k.
Ontii In atva, SI .37 1-2 pT cantal.
f'lKiit H'iid-$1.76 to 12,25 pi-r pound.
jlnyTlmolhy, balfd, IM$1B pr ton!
clover. Ill to 112; out, tU to $14; mlxtd
Liiy. I2 to 11 Hi chi lli. III to $14,
MIllHtuffa limn, $20 per ton! ahorta
$22, ISO fn-r ton; chop $20 piT ton; hurley,
rolled $29 per ton,
I'ulnloi N DO to BO nenla per auck.
Kkua Oregon 7 to 30c loa,
llutter- lUnii h, 35 to 40i! aepnrator und
I'li'iuiiery, DO to 66,
t'ntiliiijjn too per doa,
Otilona 'in per pound. ,
lliihhnrd Mnuaah 46 to 90e per dot.
lluiiey 11 to 12 1-2c per pound.
Hood Apph-a-60 e to 11 a bo.
rrunea (Dried Itlt, lo pr lb; Ital
Ian, lme, to per lb; medium, t 1-1 e;
Bllver, 4 1-20.
lriMHt-tl Chli;keiiM 12c per Ih.
I.lveatock and Iraaaed Meala lUmt,
llva $2.60 to $J.26 per hundred. Iloa,
llv, 6 to 6 l-2c; bwa dreaaed 0 centa;
aheeii, $2.00 lo $2.1.0 per hd; drenaed 6c;
veal dreaaed, t and 6; lam ha Hv, $2.00
lo $2.60 per head.
Salvation Army.
KiMiiy, Kohruary 10th, 8 p.m., Ureal
Wi'li ntrie In Adjulunt and Mra. J!amtn-rry,
IiIvIhIoihiI nftlcera of the Northern I'n-ilMi-
IHvIhIoii, ,
Hiitunliiy, utii, 8 p.m. Great Hiilvallun
Jtnlly, Huiulay, 12th, 2 p.ln,, Junior meet
liiK "'id hllile chiNN.
3 p.m., Kiioilly ifHlherlna; on Free and
KiiNy,
p.m., ((real rliilviithm rally and wlnd
Ihk up of the 1.1 diiya Winter cmnpnlttn.
Tin-Nilay, VuU, Hlh, public meellnn
p.m.
Wi"lndiiy. ir,lh, Holdlet-'a Tea, 1 .VI p.
in., which In a private rn'-etlna;.
All me corilliilly Invited,
Tint nlllii-r In t:hnra;e.
1. 1 liltl.'OMAN,
Captain.
1100 Bnward, $100.
Tim ri-iidi'i uf llilM pupi r will be ph-uN-t-il
tn Uiiin Hint tln-ie In at b-iiHt una
iIk-ikIiiI illm-iiRi- that Ni'li-liie Iiiin hi-i-ll
ul. I.- to run. Iii all ll h tiiKi-. and that l
fiiliirih. I lult'H Caliii-rli Cure In the only
punitive cure now known ti tlm medical
finti-nilty. Catarrh Iw-Ihk a rotiatltutlon
ul ill. iixi-, rt iiilii'N a conKtltiitloniil treat
Mient. 1 1 it II' at Ciitimli Cute l taken lit-
t.-rnully, ai tlna illn-clly Unm the blmal
iiml inuiiiiia aiufiii'-a of the ayatem, and
Hi, ri by ili Htioyltm the fiiiindatlnn of tha
illmitNi-, noil Kl vltiM tin- patient atreniflli
by IiiiIIiIIok up tbe ciiiiNtltulliiti and na
aletliiK nut ore III (lolim ItN wolk. Tlm
propi I tnr biivi- Nu tiiiii-li faith In Ita
i iii nils e powi-i tliut they ofTi-r One Hun
tlnd ilullura for any cane Hint It fulla
In cure. H. nd fur Hat of tcatliiKinlulN,
Aitdn-iia K. J. CHUNKY Ik CO. Tolcdo.O
Hold by nil drtiKKlatH, 76c.
Take IliiH a Family I'UIn for rnnatlpa-tlmt.
IF YOU ARE NOT PARTICULAR
Don't travel over tlio Illlnola Central,
aa any old road will do you and we
don't want your patronajfe; but If
you aro particular and want the boat
nnd moan to have It, auk the ticket
Biff-nt to route you via the ILLINOIS
CKNTHAL tho road that run through
aolld vt'Htlbule tralna between St
I'aul, Omaha, CIiIcdko, St. Louis,
MomphlM and New Orlcana.
No additional chargo Is made for a
Heat In our reclining chair cara which
are fitted with lavatorle and amok
Iiik rooum, and have a porter In at
tondiince. Katea via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
aro the lowcat and we will be glad to
quote thorn In connection with any
tranHContlnontal lino.
D. H. TRUMBULL,
Commercial AkoiU, 142 Third Street.
Portland, Oregon.
J. C. LINDSEY,
T. F. t P. A.. 142 Third Street, Port-
land, Oregon.
PAUL fl. THOMPSON,
Frt. and Passenger Aent, Culman
lUdtf., Seattle. Waahlugton.
Wlntar Rataa to Yaqnlna Bay,
In order to accommodate the many
people who wlh to make a winter trip
to Vu'iulna Hay, the fioothern I'aclflc
;o. will aell, on Wedneadaya and flat-
urdnya of each week, until March 31,
1(103, round trip ttcketa at low ratea, to
Yaqnlna and ret'irn, limited to alxty
dnya from data of aale. Thorn? who do
aire to take advantane of thla rate ahould
apply to neureat Houthtrn I'aclflc agent
for tlcketa.
Card of Thanka.
We dealre to t-xpreaa our heartfelt
1 1 in ii k h to Mr. Gurdner'a family, Hev.
M. M. Hledaoe, the membera of the Hap-
IIhI church and the many frlenda of
On-Kon City who ahowed ua ao much
klnilnena arid aympathy In the aad and
unllmi-ly death of A. 1. Hanlman. May
ml IjIi-hn you all.
MHH. A. h. IIAKDMAN.
A. U. HOOU.
Nasal
CATARRH
1 la all Ita augra.
Ely's Cream Balm
i detail, aooUie and heala
I tlta dltewrd tnenibrane.
; It cant ttrrh nd drlra
away a cold In tba bead
- milrkt
i CmmBtlmli placed Into the nortrlls.apreada
! dm tha Diemliruia and la lwot bed. Belief la ln
i BMduita and a cure f o4low. It la aot drylng-doea
i o-.t produce meeting, larg 81m,i m l 1ro
' (Hiu or by mail ; TruJ Blxe, 10 cenu.
Kl-T HIIOTHEUS. M Wtrrea Street, Xew York
la-l
M. Krugcr, 7.00
d. M'Hiney, 8.00
L. Matheraon, 7.00
W. II. Mattoon, 8.00
J. H. McComh, 20,00
Mury Volcki-ra, 8.00
Mra. If. WoodB, 6.00
it. (I, OKd'-n. 6 00
H, I-!. Valentine, 7.00
W. 1. Moloy, ' 8.00
W. J, IwellliiK. 00
lanuo 1'rlndle, 8.00
Mra. Ityckman, 6.00
If. Wat K-ra, 10.00
Mra. M. IMckena, 10.00
Mra. Itradtl, 12.00
lo the matter of road reports examined
and allowed;
Dlatrlct No. 2.
W. Wllaon, $1.60
I. W. Johnmm, 160
C. C. Jonea, ' 3.00
I.. M. Jonea, 7.60
. District NO. 3.
J. ('. Klllott & Co., 90
C. WolflniK'-n, 'it
It. Wltzel, 3.60
A. II. nitziiu, 4.00
LIVER
TROUBLES
VALENTINE
I DAY
t
Will be here in about two weeks. The old custom will be more popular
this year than ever before. You should remember your wife or sweet
heart on that day if no other. We have just opened up and have on dis
play one of the largest and most varied assortments of valentines that has
ever arrived in Oregon City. We bought a large quantity and in this way
obtained the very lowest price which we intend giving you the advantage of.
Conic in and look them over, we're just as glad to show them whether
you buy or not.
LIQUID VENEER
Makes Old Things New
For furniture, pianos, fine wood work, hard wood floors, carriages, bi
cycles, etc.
It cleans, disinfects and veneers. Wood work that has had the polish spoil
ed, by a dry cloth and soap and water can be made to take on a new
lustre and given a clean brilliant appearance of newness by simply moisten
ing a piece of cheese cloth with Liquid Veneer and passing over the surface.
No rubbing, saves labor. Advertised everywhere at
50 Cents per Can, Trial Sue SCents
I
HOW
ELL
RELIABLE DRUGGISTS
& JONES
"1 flndTh-dfofd't Black'Draaibt
a rood nifilicinii for liver diaeue.
Hm red mv .on after he had eprnt
IHKIwithdortora. It laall the med
icine I tatre."-VH8 l AKOM.NB
MAUTIN, Parkeraburt, W. Va,
If your liver do not act reg
ularly j;o to vour drticrtfiat and
aeciire a package of Thedford'i
!:;; k Uraii'.'lit and take a dose
timii:ht. Thia (Treat family
medicine ireea me conuupnieu a,
bowela, atira up the torpid liver U
and caiitei a healthy accretion ft
of bile.
Thedford'a Black - Draught
will cleanse the bowela of lm
pnril i- and atrengthen the kid
iicvh. A torpid liver invitei
roliia, liilionsncss. chilli and
fever and all manner of ick
nean and contagion. Weak kid
neys re-nilt in liright'i diaease
which claim aa many victim!
a coiiaiiinpiion. A '2"-cent
packaife of Thedford' Black
LraugLt should alway be kept
in the house.
"I q.ed Thedford'a Black
Draught to- liver and k dney eom
plaint and fnond nothing lo eioel
If-WUXlAM COFFMAM, Mat
blehead. ill.
mrjfof.D'5
HT
GARFIELD
Horace Da via haa Kone to Cnzai'Ao tfll
work for thn O. W. I', R. K. compuny.
Mr. K. (. Huffman, a atudent of al'oi t-
lund bualnea collt-Ke, hobnobbed with)
frlenda and relatlvea the later part (t
the week.
Mra. John Ixicknby la reported to be l'i
n aerloua condition.
Mr. It. Fox of Oreaham recidved aon
cattle for T. R. Hewitt, tho (Jreaharu
butcher, from lien ton Sarver one day thlaj
week.
Mr. Conrad Krla-oaum recently aoli
aomn cattle to Horace Davla.
A birthday party waa held at tho horns
of Fred Davla one night laat week, In)
honor of the double birthday of Mra.
Davla and her brother, Herba Hammer.
WILL ASK FOR FREE DELIVERY.
Dlltrlct. No. 11.
J. K. Hmlth,
C. RelallnK.
M. Rivera. 1-75
John Murphey, 1.60
B. Wlt2lK, 7.50
John B. Bmlth, o "
A. Itlchnrdaon, .87
Dlatrlct No. 14.
(i. F. Olbba.
$25.00
12.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
9.00
7.50
9.00
1.50
1.00
1.65
3.00
3.00
8.00
5.77
3.00
1.60
.75
5.00
4
rvajtCWT
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
There is a disease prevailing- in this
country most dangerous because so decep
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by itheart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
ajKiplexyare often
the result of kid
ney disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowed toad vance
blood will ut
cattsiii;4 catarrh of
iiiiK-ys themselves
i aw.iv fell bv cell.
adiK'l irtmiilfs aiiinisi :i ; .i v i i-inv
nun u iler:ui;etiieut of the kidneys and
1 euro Ui ol'UUHM Ulf uesi ny a jimpei
r;.tltieiit of the kidneys. If yott an- leel
n; bad1, v vmi can make no mistr.kc by
ii;iu,'lir.' Kilmer s Swamp-Root, the
"tent kiilnev, liver mill bkuMir remeily.
It corrects inability to hold urine ami
scalding pain in passim; U, and over
comes tlmt unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to so often through the daV,
iiml to j,,Kt UP "'iiny nines (inline me
night. The mild and the extraordinary
eliect of Swamp-Knot is soon realized.
U stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases
tack the vital organs.
he bladder, or the I
irt';:i; ilnwii anu wasi
i
wamp-Root is pleasant to take and is I',,u
sold bv all druggists in ftftv-ceut ami M " o1'
one-dollar si.e lmtUes. on may nave a
sample bottle of this woiidcrtul new dis
covery nnd a book that tells all about it.
both sent free bv mail. Address, nr. Kil
mer & Co., Hingliamtou, N. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper. Don't mi.ke uny
mistake, but remember the name, -Swamp-Root,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the
address, liitighamtoii, N. Y., ou every
bottle.
r. W. Olbba,
(;(. Taylor.
J. h. Flemins,
A. J. Fmln,
II. linker.
O. Alh-n.
I'leaaant Allen,
Wllllama,
J. Bhelley,
J. It. Jaekaon,
O, M. Kumzmadr,
(leo. Rambo,
Fred Henrlcl,
Arthur Bailey,
Bam Bailey,
Dlltrlct. No. 17.
Jamca Adklna,
K. C. Shull.
Calvin Parker,
R. Fan ton.
A. H. Knight,
Dlatrlct NO. 18.
Shannon Rroa.,
Dlx Iiroa.,
A. B. Uluhm,
F. Btlner,
W. H. Perry.
II. A. Hornachuh,
E. W. Hornachuh,
Dlltrlct No. 19.
C. Dannalls,
D. W. Gravea,
A. U. Larkina,
E. Btone. '
J. Darnell,
J M. Mallatt,
E. Davia.
J. J. Mallatt,
R. H. Snodgraaa,
Dlltrlct No. 20.
Ed. Taylor,
M. T. Freeman,
John Puta.
Fred Beurer.
Oil Hanson.
J. Lavalle,
John Manning,
C. Freeman,
Peter Schlewe,
John J. Jonea,
A. J. Stromgreen.
Mra. Hammett,
W. H. Wilson,
B. Sullivan,
C. Keunay,
Frank Nichols,
Crist Keunzy,
Chris nittner
District No. 22.
B. F. Noyer.
Nieholal & Roberts,
H. J- Ruatall.
Dlltrlct No. 24.
H. IIoBtetler.
L. Hostetler,
G. A. KInier.
District No. 26.
Russell Bios,
1 W. Robblns.
C. Herman, ,
Bert Perry.
W. J. K- Vick.
District NO. 29.
J. C. Snyder,
District No. 36
I. ltroadwell.
C. R. Coldren.
N. Blair,
G. Owlnss.
In the matter of claims audited and
lowed;
J. F. Nelson, assessor,
J. F. Nelson, Assessor,
C. BuchegRpr, Recorder.
Echo Samson. Tax Roll.
Itetta Pierce. Tax Roll.
Eilnctta Chase. Tax Roll.
Nellie Swafforil. Tax Roll,
Huntley Bros. Stationery,
Morris & White. Livery,.
J. C. Bradley, sheriff,
H. W. Tivmhath. slieiln.
Wilson & Zumwalt livery,
Fashion Stables, livery.
P. Nehren. jail.
Prudhomme Co.,
tder, Court House,
T. !- Ryan, pauper.
F. Bosch. Court house.
Telephone Co.,
Coast ARency. court house.
Fashion Livery Stable, livery
Win. Brohst, Commissioner,
T. It. Killen. Commissioner.
Courier, prlntlnff.
Enterprise, luintins.
Receipts of Oregon City Port Office Suf
ficient to Get This Service.
The receipts of the Oregon City post
office for the month of January wore
$1,09.69, exceeding with but one ex
ception, those of any other month In
the history of the local office. There
haa been a gradual Increase In the re
celpta of the Oregon City poet office lor
months and with the recent establish
ment of two rural delivery routes tmt
proceeds of the office are aure to In
crease even more.
Postmaster Randall aaya he la certain
that the receipts of the office for tho
year fending April 1, next, will exceeil
the minimum limit of $10,000 that muat
be reached before a city can ask for frea
city delivery. He la making all pre
liminary arrangements for asking the)
post office department to install the ser
vice at Oregon City about July 1.
Fiendish Suffering
la often cauaed by aores, ulcera and can
cera, that eat away your skin. Wm. Be
dell, of Flat Rock, Mich., aaya: "I have
used Bucklen' Arnica Salve, for Ulcera,
Sores and Cancera. It la the best heal
ing dressing I ever found." Soothes and
heals cuta, burna and scalds. 25 centa
at Howell & Jonea" drug store; guaran
teed.
WILL BE THERE.
Fighting Vends Will Be Shown at Lewis
and Clark Fair.
Portland, F'eb. 9. For the Lewis and
Clark Centennial, which will be held at
Portland, from June 1, to October 15,
next, the United States Government wilt
make an abeolutely unique naval ex
hibit. Instead of confining its exhibit
of warships entirely to miniature models,
the Government will atation a number
of the largest and finest men of war In
the Willamette river, adjoining the Fair
grounds. These vessels will be open to
the public for certain periods each day.
and launches will carry vtsuora 10 an
from them, In order that the people may
see for themselves Juat what a modern
warship looks like, how it is constructed,
equipped, manned and controlled.
As the Government Buildings are lo
cated on a peninsula, whlcn is connecieu
to the narrowy atrip of mainland sep
arating the Willamette River and GuiliVs
Lake, the natural "Grand Basin" of the
Exposition, access to the warships in tha
river from the grounds la made easy,
and the convenient location of the war
ships in the river from the grounds
makes it certain that they will prove a
most popular attraction.
The exhibit which the Navy Depart
ment will make in the United State
Government Building will be complete
in every' detail, and interesting to every
one. It will Include large models from
uiirht to ten feet in length, which cost
I the government $S.000 to $10,000 each,
' and which will emhrace every type ot
! warship, from the greatest battleship
! to the little Holland submarine torpedo
boat. This array of models' will Include
! ,u'.v,,i,.tinina of the Maine, which was
1 so I sunk In Havana harbor; the Brooklyn,
.75 j Admiral Schley's flagship at Santiago;
7 50 the Olympla. Dewey's flagship at Manila;
I besides the Oregon. New York. Missouri,
Columbia. Kearsarge, Iowa. rsewaiK, ou
liuls. Texas. Arkansas. Nashville, Cries
peake, Helena, Taeoma. and Annapolis,
and probably several others.
A most fascinating feature of the ex
hibit of models will be two working mod
els of dry docks . one of the familiar
type of dock found at most of the navy
yards of the world; the other a float
ing dock patterned after the new docks
r.ntlv Installed at New Orleans and
Pensacola. These models, which will be
operated continuously will show the man-
n.. i- of docking and undocking
..ls Some of the ship mode
used for illustration.
In one coiner of the Navy space will
be a map of the world. 20. feet long and
eight feet high, on which will be dis
tributed diminutive models of every ship
in the United States navy. These models
will be moved about from day to day
so that at a glance the visitor can ten
the location of every ship in the service,
vice.
A companv of marines will be on duty
at the Exposition grouims mums
fair. The marines will give ualiy anus
and conduct a model camp.
$2.00
31.60
1.50
1.60
3.00
3.75
13.75
$ 1.60
.50
1.50
4.50
2.00
3.00
1.50
13.00
3.00
$ 3.00
12.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
2.25
4.50
3.00
6.00
1.60
9.00
2.75
17.50
1.12
7.50
12.50
1.72
$ 1.75
1.75
5.00
$ 3.60 1
4.09
1.50
1.50
1.25
$ 2.00
$ 1.50
2.75
6.75
4.25
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war ves-
i-ls will he
CLACKAMAS COUNTY COURT.
Chambers Howell
Linn E. Jones
Business Transacted at Regular Febru
ary 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 transacting
county business In February, the same
being the time llxcd by law for holding
n regular term of said court, present,
Hon. Thus. 1V Ryan, county judge pre
siding; T. U. Eillln, and Wm. Brobst,
commissioners, when the following pro
ceedings were hud. to-wlt:
of pauper warrants;
$ 8.00
8.00
5.00
6.00
15.00
10.00
8.00
6.50
In the matter
John Avhi.
Ellen Bridges,
C. E. Burns,
W. Deen,
Arabella Imel
W. T. Gardner,
1 lorton & Jack,
J, A. Jones,
Ii Nohlitt. circuit court,
W. Miller. Circuit court.
A. Allen, juror,
l. ivlumpower, juror.
Hattiin. juror.
John Page, juror,
J. L. Evans, juror.
1). Robeson, juror.
It. liottemiller. juror,
Irish, juror,
liath, juror.
R. Duncan, juror,
1 Harris, juror,
11. Hilton, juror,
Epler, juror.
N. Smith, juror.
K. Kiimlle, juror,
Tenny, Juror,
E. Murqimm. juror,
W.
M.
N.
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W.
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J.
M.
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A. E. Shaver, juror,
Geo. ' Lazelle. juror.
V. 11. Livtou. juror,
W. W. Mans, juror,
Sam Roake. juror,
S. S Walker, juror,
L. Aldredge, juror,
$104.00
.75
42.00
2.00
31.00
48.00
34.00
17.35
2.50
6.00
12.00
4.00
1S.50
76.98
9.00
1.50
Srt.lO
4.00
6.00
0.00
I. 50
II. 60
13.20
13.35
418.70
2.00
3.25
2.20
2.20
2.20
7.00
14.60
14.00
12.00
13.80
17.20
14.00
11.20
14.00
12.00
14.60
14.80
14.60
17.00
34.00
12.00
14.50
2.20
2.20
2.20
2.20
Peculiar Disappearance.
J. D. Runyan, of Butlerville, O., laid
the peculiar disappearance of his pamrui
symptoms of indigestion anu Diuousness
to Dr. King' New Life Pills. He says:
They are a perfect remedy, for dizzi
ness, sour stomaen, neauaeue, euuaium-
tlon, etc." Guaranteed at Howell ft
Jones', drug store. Price J5 cents.
CENTENNIAL NOTES.
The roads about the grounds of the
Lewis and Clark Centennial will be paved
with crushed red granite, brought from
South America. Tho . granite. when
crushed and laid out on the roads, works
together so as to make a hard, compact
road, almost free from dust.
Submrlne Illumination of Guild's Lake,
the natural "grand basin" of the West
eru World's Fair, will be an unique fea
ture of the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
Lights will be placed on the bottom of
the lake In air and water tight recep
tacles and at night visitors may see the
fish swimming around in the water.
(Continued Next Week.)
Pennsylvaniuna living in Oregon have
formed a society for tho purpose of ad
vertising the Lewis & Clark Centennial
in their homo state, securing an appro
priation for the fair from Pennsylvania
legislature, and providing for the com-'
fort of Pennsylvanians visiting tho
fair. There are about S00O natives ofl
Pennsylvania now living In Oregon.
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