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With every 25c purchase beginning January J Oth and ending February
give a ticket in our Distribution Gift Sale to possess the following articles:
1 Elegant Velour Couch
1 Handsome Upholstered
1 Fancy Glass Cupboard
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Extraordinary Reductions, Unmatchablc Bargains. We Mention Only a Few of
MEN'S SUITS
Heavy weight, all wool cassimeres or
cheviots, special sale price
$7.85
For choice of men's fine all wool so its
regular price $2.50; sale price
$9.85
MEN'S PANTS
Men's all wool pants, heavy weight,
Reduced to $1.95
MAKING READY FOR EXHIBIT.
Clackamas County Committee Considers
Many Important Matters.
The regular semi-monthly meeting' of
the Clackamas County Lewis & Clark
Fair executive committee was held at
the court house Tuesday when several
details pertaiaing to the exhibit from
this county were acted on.
It is the purpose of the committee to
liave the m:4or part of the exhibit for
Clackamas collected by the middle of
.April. If the committee from this county
is not disappointed, the space allotted
Clackamas County at the main exhibit
building will be alongside two of the main
aisles and directly in the center of the
building the most desirable location for
purposes of exhibition that Is available
In the building. Chairman Apperson and
the members of the Exhibit Committee
kave been directed to look after the In
terests of the county in this regard and
see to it that Clackamas Is allotted the
epace 40x50 feet that has been bar
eained for.
J. N. Sawtell, of thhe Mohair Com
mittee, having resigned, John Ridings, of
Marquam was named to act in that ca
pacity. Mrs. Harding declined on the
committee on preserves and suggested
that she -would recommend some one for
the place at next meeting. The audit
ing committee reported favorably on the
bill of Thos. F. Ityan for 75 cents and
the Courier of February 1, for (0.20.
The bill of the Courier under date of
January 20, was referred to the press
committee. Secretary Starkweather was
instructed to supply special committees
with BO sheets of paper and a quantity
of envelopes.
A committee on manufactures, consist
ing of Harvey E. Cross, Franklin T.
Griffith and T. L. Charman was named.
Secretary Starkweather was directed to
secure rules governing County Exhibits.
R. H. Tabor, having accepted chairman
ship of committee on prunes and plums,
came before the meeting and asked for
instructions relating to the making of
that part of the exhibit.
Other committeemen were appointed
as follows: Poultry, Elmer Dixon; Floral,
Mrs. C. O. T. Williams; Art, Mrs. T. A
Pope. J. W. Roots reported the accept
ance of G. H. Morrow on pottery exhibit.
The press committee was ordered to send
out circular letters to the special com
mittees acquainting thhe members there
of with their duties. Mr. Freytag sug
gested several good ideas along the line
of an appropriate agricultural design to
be utilized In connection with the ex
hibit. Mr. Claudius Wallich, of the fish
hatchery, addressed thhe committee and
epoke about the fishing industry that
will be a feature of the exhibit from
Clackamas.
An order was entered directing that
the Secretary receive all moneys. Re
ceipts from the sale of Fair stationery by
the press committee since the last
meeting were reported as follows, $14.90.
Afraid of Strong Medicines,
llany people suffer for years from
rheumatic pains, and prefer to do so
rathtr than to take strong medicines
usually given for rheumatism not know
ing that quick relief may be had by
Bhnply applying Chamberlain' Pain
Balm and without taking any medicine
internally. For sale by Geo. A. Harding.
I Comfortable Willow Rocker
Morris Chair
2 Chiffioner,
GREAT
NO QUESTION ABOUT IT.
Pepslkola Must Cure Indigestion or It Is
Free.
Huntley Bros Co. continue to sell Ore
gon City people with the understanding
It positively must cure dyspepsia and In-
j digestion or it will not cost a penny.
Experience has proven that Pepslkola
cures dyspepsia In forty-nine cases out
of fifty. That Is a remarkable state
mint, considering how difficult it is to
cure dyspepsia, but the facts In the case
can be easily verified.
There is every reason to have confi
dence, for Huntley Bros. Co. will hand
back your money without the least hes
itation should you fall to be benefitted
and cured.
Tou will see a marked Improvement
right away. All kinds - of food can be
eaten freely It Is more easily digested
there Is no fullness or distress after eat
ingand by aiding the stomach to as
similate and digest, Pepslkola makes
more rich blood to strengthen the body.
As a nerve tonic, nothing in the world
will do you so much good as Pepslkola.
It is Just the thing for those who feel
run down, nervous, tired and worn out
and need something to give them new
life and new energy. Don't hesitate a
minute, but go right to Huntley Bros.
Co. and try it on their recommend and
guarantee, for Pepslkola must help and
cure you or the cost is nothing.
TRANSFERS.
E. L. Smith to W. S. Smith part BIk.
4 South Oswego; $10.
State Land Board to W. E. Townsend,
"West half of Section 36. 64; $800.
C. E. Bolds to I. M. Sievers, blks, 115,
116, 117, 118, Gladstone; $661
F. Phlllluln to E. and M. Staub, 207.50
acres in Section 31, 43, E; $5200.
J. W. Norris to A. Hurlbert, lot 4, blk.
6, Gladstone; $90.
C. Helberg, to J. H. Broetje, 7.55 A.
In 21, E; $1300.
D. P. Jones to K. G. Jones, lots 8, 14,
block 5, West Side Add., $1.00.
J. F. Bunnell to J. A. Bunnell, 1-6
Interest in land claim in Geo. Crow cl.,
21, E; $1000.
J. A. Linn et al to J. F. Lovelace, iot
9, block 12, Estacada; $500
W. Beeson to H. Moehnke, SE quarter
of NE quarter, S half of NE quarter of
NE quarter. Section 6, 43; $2000.
J. A. Stefannon to F. Bronner, NE
quarter of NE quarter and SE quarter
NE quarter, Section 15, 24; $3000.
I W. S. Hill to J. C. Chalupsky, 5 acres
j In Thos. Harns claim, 31, W; $225.
J. M. Mellkejohn to J. N. Hamilton,
95.93 acres In Sections 3, 9, 10, 62;
$600.
j D. and C. Bolds to W. J. Cummlngs,
1 10 acres in H. Johnson Claim, 22, E;
I $400.
j School District No. 44 to S. E. and W.
'II. Boring, 1 acre in SW quarter of SW
! quarter, Section6, 2 4; $1.00.
I J. W. Roots to II. and P. Bright 10 A.
in ' NE quarter of SW quarter Section
16, 24; $300.
I G. W. Covey to W. Gray, 20 acres in
Section 34, 51, E; $1.00.
. R. V. Drake et al to W. Gray 20 A in
Section 34, 51, E; $1.00.
J. V. Harless ct al to L. W. Robblns,
15.50 acres In Cl. 45, 52; $667.50.
j R. V. Drake et al to E. Ernston 60
acres in W half of NW quarter, Section
34, 5-1, E; $1.00.
j I. M. Davidson to A. L. Allen, 77.29
A. in A. Wright Cl., 33; $2100.
five drawers
ANNUAL CLEARANCE
SHOES marked at clearance sale
prices. LADIES' COATS and
JACKETS and WOMEN'S SKIRTS
greatly redoced.
Children's Knee Pants Suits, prices to
clear them oat quickly, marked at
$2.10, 2.45, 3.J0, 3.75, 4.35.
Men's natural wyol sor, seamless toe
and heel formerly sold at i 5c, sale
price 9C
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H. C. Stevens to E. P. & M. O. Carter
Lots 1,3-16, blk. 31. Gladstone; $100.
O. W. P. T. 8. Co.. to R. A. Strat'.on,
lot 5, Blk. 21, 1st add to Estacada, $50
G. E. Sullivan to. O. W. P. T. 8. Co.,
lot 4, blk. 6, Estacada; $100.
A. Francis to K. W. Romberg E half
of NE quarter of SE quarter Section 31,
51, E; $1250.
C. II. Hart to K. Hart, lots 6 and 7,
Park Add to Oregon Wty; $S00.
E. O. lilackwell to J. W. Roots, 1 A
near tract 9, Boring Junction; $250.
W. H. Boring to J. W. Roots 30 foot
strip In SE quarter or SW quarter, Sec
tion 6, 24; $50.
O. I. & Steel Co.. to J. A. Woodhouse,
20.01 acres In Sec. 15. 21, E; $1.00.
E. Traylor to J. Heft. SE quarter of
NE quarter, 8ec. 36, 3-2; $600.
J. W. Marsh to W. II. Gortler, SW
quarter of 8. W. quarter, Section 31,
42; $600.
H. Cooper et al to J. W. Reed, lot 2,
block 7, Estacada; $2500.
F. W. Gilllgan to T. J. Gary, part tract
11. J. D. Millers and J. M. Moores Claim,
$500.
The Clackamas Abstract ft Trust Co.
are owners of the only complete abstract
plant In Clackamas county. Prompt and
reliable work on short notice. All work
guaranteed. - Abstracts made, money
loaned, mortgages foreclosed, trusts exe
cuted, estates settled and titles per
fected. J. F. CLARK, Atty-at-Law.
President and Manager.
Office over Bank of Oregon City.
Startling, But True.
People the world over were horrified
on learning of the burning of a Chicago
theatre In which nearly six hundred peo
ple lost their lives, yet more than five
times this number or over 3000 people
died from pneumonia in Chicago during
the same year, with scarcely a passing
notice. Every one of these cases of
pneumonia resulted from a cold and could
have been prevented by the timely use
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, A
great many who had e ery renson to fear
pneumonia have wardd It off by the
prompt use of this rermdy. The tallow
ing is an instance of tils sort: "Too
much cannot be said In favor of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, and especially
for colds and Influenza. I know that It
cured my daughter, Laura, vf a severe
cold, and I believe saved hd life when
she was threatened with pni umonla."
W. D. Wilcox, Logan, New York. Sold
by Geo A. Harding.
MARRIED BY A NOTARY.
Unusual Incident Reported to Deputy Dis
trict Attorney Schuebel.
E. A. Wright. of Sllverton, In a letter
to Deputy District Attorney C. Schue
bel this week raises the question wheth
er or not a notary public has the right to
officiate at a marriage ceremony. The
Inquiry was first made of Secretary of
Ktato Dunbar, who suggests that the
question be submitted to the district at
torney or his deputy.
Mr. Wright alleges that during the
month of January a Clackamas county
notary public performed a marringo cere
mony for a young man and a young wo
man, also residents of this county, whom,
he claims, are now living together as
husband and wife. The author of the
letter further states that he himself
has acted as a notary for six years,
but has never found in the statutes any
provision that authorized the performance
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1 Kitchen Cabinet
1 Fancy Table
Rocker with Cobbler Scat
UNDERWEAR
Men' 50c heavy ribbed underwear
in pink, blue or tan, special
clearance sale price
35c
NOTIONS-San silk 3 spools for
5c; Fleisher's Shetland Floss, 4 skeins
for 25c. Finishing Braid 2 for 5c.
Embroidery silk in all wanted shades,
2 skeins for 5c.
SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
OREGON CITY, OREGON
of the marriage ceremony by any of
ficial so vested. He requested n hla let
ter thnt he be advised what the. penalty
Is for a notary to claim and exerclso au
thority to perform the marriage ceremony
and asks If such n notary or his bonds
men would be liable for damage to the
parties he claims to have ulted In mar
riage by notarial nuthorlly. Mr. Wright
does not mention the names of either
the ohVloiis notary or the principals
to the alleged marriage but declares that
ho will furnish the names of all the
parties when he hears from the state's
prosecutor.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney gchue
bel has written Mr. Wright advising him
adversely as to the right the notary Is
alleged to have exercised and suggests
that the author of the letter proceed
with the filing of a complaint against
the ambitious man with the hand seal
If the charges outlined In the letter can
b substantiated.
Teachers Adopt Resolutions.
Resolutions passed by unanimous vote
of the teachers of Clackamas county In
regular meeting assembled, at West Ore
gon City, January 21, 1905.
Whereas, Many of the rural schools of
this county have few or no books to be
used for supplementary reading and the
larger schools are sadly deficient In this
respect, and
Whereas, We deem supplementary
reading to be of primary Importance In
tho work of education, therefore,
Be It Resolved, That this Association
request tho representatives and Senator
of this county to vote for the bill In
itiated by State School Superintendent
J. II. Ackerman, amending section 3462
Bellinger & Cotton's Code; so that the
first two lines shall read as follows:
"The County Court of tho several coun
ties of this state shall levy, at the same
time they levy other taxes etc." and that
they be requested to use their Influence
with their colleagues to secure the pas
sage of said bill, and
lie It Resolved, that a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon tho minutes
of this meeting, that a copy bo furnished
to each of said representatives and sen
ator, and that a copy bo furnished the
press for publication.
Deserves Your Patronage.
The growth of a commur.lly and the
success of its local Institutions deponds
At ADA
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Every purchaser to the extent of twenty-five cents will be given a ticket entitling
l&ch." " diStribUtin f thrCe Shig.rS.wfalM
Awards made February Uth, 18th and 25th, J905
peepWctck:ey0tt" thC" MIUS in S'ven the
I Set 6 Dining Room Chairs, Goldcn.Oak,
Fancy Seat
I Ladies' Desk, Highly Polished
the Many Bargains
entirely on the loyalty of Its pp. It
I Is well enough to preach "patronlM horn
Industry" but except the rvlei given
', at a home Institution equals that of out
I of-town enterprises, this argument cr-
r! no weight and Is entirely disregard
ed, as It should be. Hut with Oregon City
people it is different. A few months
ago E. L. Johnson established the Cas
cade Laundry. It Is equipped with the
latest Improved machinery and la dally
turning out work that Is equal to any
and superior to much of the laundry
work that Is being done In Portland.
Being a horn Institution and furnishing
employment for many Oregon City people
It Is enjoying an Immense patronaga.
The high standurd of the work being
done commends lis to tho general public.
Laundry left at the O. K. barber shop will
be promptly called for and delivered to
ony part of the city. Telephone 1204.
E. L. Johnson, proprietor.
Some Legislative Notes.
The Senate this week adopted a reso
lution expressing confidence In Senator
Mitchell.
With votes to spare, Representative
Jayne's bill amending tho Local Option
luw passed the House. It ho a stormy
voyage before It In tho Senato where
two or three votes are needed to Insure
Its passage.
flray hill, forbidding city and county
governments from licensing gumes of
chance, has passed tho house,
Senator Miller's bill for discontinuing
nil of the state's normal schools and es
tablishing on centrally located was do
feuted In the Hcnato Wednesday al
though there were twelve votes In Its
favor.
A Touching Story,
la tho saving from death, of tho baby
girl of Geo. A. Kyler, Cumberland, Md.
Ho writes: "At the ago of 11 months, our
llttlo girl was In declining health, with
serious throat trouble, and two physic
Ian gave her up. Wo wero almost In
despair, when we resolved to try Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Cough und Colds. The first bottle gave
relief; after taking four boliles ho wn
cured, and Is now In perfect health."
Never falls to relievo and cure a cough
or cold. At Howell & Jones drug store;
50c and $1.00 guaranteed. Trial bottles
free.
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Oregon City's Big Cash
J 5th we will
SALE
Which arc Offered
DRESS GOODS
All wool 38 inch dress Roods on sale
at 39c. All wool waistmgs,
sale price, per yard
I9c
Men's all wool underwear, clearing
sale price 88c
LADIES' UMBRELLAS Regular
$1.00, now 78c; regular $1.50, now
$J.J2; regular $2.00, now $1.68.
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tat) 6r made of the be it
maUnala in black or yellow
for &II kindi of wet work
jatwactiom i) cuwAmtiD i you ana TO
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1 lOntK lO SQlION M4 li A A
iHOM !", AN
A REMARKABLE LIQUID LAXATIVE.
Huntley Bros. Co. Say ths Ideal Laxative
For Children and Women Is
Laxakola.
Laxakola hna been sold only a short
time In Oregon Citybut those who have
tried It say It net morn promptly and
more effertlve than anything Ouy ever
Used before.
Huntley Bros Co. will tell you that
Laxakola I a grand remedy for children
when constipated, colicky, fretty, or out
of sort because It la so pure, so mild,
nnd so sure and effective It I bound to
do them good.
Tho rftVctn of Laxakola on the com
plexion Is remarkable. One lady In Ore
gon City suffering with a sluggish liver,
thin, Impure blood, and a muddy, cloudy
complexion, says Laxakola I worth $!
a hot tin. By its beneficial notion on the
liver and the bile pigments Laxakola has
worked wonder In her case and her ski
Is now so clear and velvety her friend
are complimenting her on her Improved
uppeuranco.
Just try a 25 cent hottlo on Huntl
Bios. Co. guninnteo and thl grand tonlo
laxative will do more to Improve your
blood, clear tip your complexion, nnd make
you regular, happy nnd healthy, In a
general way than nny other remedy In
the world.
Hubscriys for tho Enterprise.
Store
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