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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1906. r I When yon require an Abstract of Title to lands in Clackamas County, hare it accurately and reliably prepared by a responsible company incorpor ated for the purpose. Our rates are reasonable. We invite you to ex amine our complete set of Abstract . Books. CLACKAMAS TITLE COMPANY, - 666- 608 Chamber of Commerce Bldg, PORTLAND, OREGON. . Money to loan on Clackamas County Property, THE COUNTY COURT OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF SES SIONS COMMENCING WED NESDAY, NOVEMBER 7." x JOHN YOUNGER, Seventh Street, near Depot. FORTY TEARS EXPERIENCE IN Great Britain and America. GET PICTURES FOR Christmas Presents Latest Styles. Hurry Up. Don't Wait, Ly imp's Studio Brunswick House AND KESTAT7KANT. Oysters Received Daily. Main St., Opposite Suspension Bridge. R . L. HOLMAN, LEADING UNDERTAKER, Phone 1061. Next Door to Harris Grocery. Watches On Installments I sell them that way to those who prefer it. When I sell a watch my reputation is at stake. I depend upon this for a living. I will not sell you an unreliable watch, a second-grade watch or one that is defective in con struction. I know the differ ence between a perfect and im perfect movement, and how to fit the works in the case prop erly how it should be to be perfect. Wm. Gardner, Jeweler I HOME MADE CANDIES FRESH EVERY DAY THE PALM 719 Main Street. Tickets on Haviland Dinner Set givenwith every purchase. The . II. Four-Chair Combination Up-to-date-BATH and SHAVING PARLORS JOHNSON & STRATTON, Props. Electric Massaging. ;atarrh ,Y'S - THE CLEANSING AND 31 KAI.INQ CURE FOB CATARRH Ely's Cream Balai Easy and pleasant to ns Contains no in jurious drug. It is quickly abeorbed. Gives Kelief at once. It Opens and Cleanses Allnvs Tnilanimation. Heals and Protects the Membrane. Restores tht Senses of Taste and Smell. Large Size, 60 cents at Druggists or hv mnil ; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail KLY BKOTHEfciS, 56 Warren Street, "Uew Yorfc OLD 'N HEAD W. S. EDDY, V, ., M. D. V. Graduate of the Ontario Veteii nary College of Toronto, Canada, and the McKillip School of Surgery of Chicago, has located an Oregon City and established an office at The Fashion Stables, Seventh Street near Main. Both Telephones. Farmers' 132 Main 131 1 A Hunting Party Out near Mt. Hood looking . for bear accidentally found the entrance to a cave located in a very inaccess ible part of the mountains. They made torches of pine knots and with rifles ready for business entered the cave. Near the entrance- they came to a large room with solid rock walls and near the Vails were great- stacks of bread, pies, cakes and limberger cheese (no beer). Upon closer in spection it was found that all these good things were baked in the granite and tin baking pans sold at the Ar cade. A square deal. Cash only. W. L. STULTS CO" lVxain St. . (Continued from last week.) District No. 18r- F. Busch, 22.80 C. W. Fredrich, 3.00 Pope & Co., 8.25 Duane C. Ely, 2.70 Giant Powder Co., 76.50 Pope & Co., 11.31 Clarkea Sawmill Co. 162.50 William Shannon, 33.00 James Shannon, 33.25 Wm. Shannon, 18.00 George Staben, 8.00 C. Muralt, 5.00 , Harry Shelly, 14.00 Aug. Bluhm, .50 Wm. Grisenthwaite, 17.00 H. Kleinsmith, 1.50 A. Scheruble, 4.50 B. Bottemiller, 7.00 P. Stageman, 8.25 W. Kleinsmith, . 10.00 A. Buol, .00 E. Kleinsmith, 3.00 , C. Kunzy, 1.50 H. Rogers, 4.50 F. Miller, 6.00 E. W. Hornshuh, 58.75 Cummins & Co., 386.49 P. Stageman, 3.00 District No. 19 D. L. Trallinger, 6.90 E. " Davis, 7.85 A. Mallette, 14.00 F. Howard, 13.10 J. Darnall, 9.25 J. J. Mallatt, 24.00 J. Rhodes, . 4.00 A. Larkins, ' 26.75 D. McLaren, 6.10 T. Fish, 29.75 J. M. Mallatt, 7.00 A. Erickson, 3.50 J. J. Mallatt, 1.75 E. May, 1.75 C. Furtner, 1.75 E. Mallatt, 7.00 J. Evans, 5.25 E. Faust, 5.25 C. Mallatt, " - 1.75 C. Kerns, 3.50 J. A. Davis. .85 District No. 20 Sam Elmer, ' 3.00 Curtis Martin, . .50 John Putz, - 4.00 J. J. Jones, 8.25 J. Scott, 1.50 T. Osterosky, 3.75 Ludwig Martin, 4.50 Milo Pollock, 8.00 B. Sullivan, 43.75 District No. 21 S. H. Ramsby, 16.25 R. P. Cooper, 1.75 Frank Carver, 7.28 F. Winslow, 1.20 C. Winslow, 4.70 L. Hubbard, 1.20 F. M. Countryman,; - 5.25 John Countryman, , 2.65 Edd Ball, 4.08 W. E. Bonney, 12.75 Fred Shafer, - -3.45 District No. 22 ' Schafer's Mill, 95.55 L. Dickey, 9.62 Chester Dickey, 5.25 Budd Lay, 10.50 G. Freyer, 15.75 R.D. Ball, 32.37 Frank Pasold, 12.25 Clay Engle, 26.25 John Davies, 21.00 ' John Jackson, .75 Albert Engle, 35.00 Frank Grimm, 3.50 Jas. Mallatt, . 3.50 John Denison, 3.50 A. M. Denison, 1.75 Chas. Hall, 1.75 R. P. Cooper, 1.75 I. C. Vaughan, 3.50 J. O. Dickey, 5.25 District No. 24 C. C. Molson, 8.10 W. H. Bremer, 14.00 A. A. Snyder, 1.50 Fred Smith, 3.50 F. Schultz, .75 Harry Garrett, - ' .75 R. I. Garrett, 15.00 District No. 25 A. D. Gribble, 6.00 C. Thomas, 3.00 J. A. Mitts, 4.50 F. Werner, - 3.00 J. Heppler, ' 1.50 J. Heinz, 3.00 J. B. Mitts, 32.50 District No. 26 liberal Cash Store, 1.63 W. H. Engle, 13.50 Delbert Ramsby, 3.00 W. P. Dibble, 1.50 J. Steininger, - 1.50 Bert Perry, . 10.00 Gilbert Engle, .75 W. H. Everhart, 1.00 Jacob Harles, . 3.00 Geo. Atwood, 3.00 J. Strickland, 3.00 Wm. Melton, 1.50 Silas Wright, 1.50 Pierce Wright, 1.50 F. Bruner, 3.00 J. W. Thomas, 1.50 Frank Everhart, 3.00 Ray Austen, 9.00 Milton Trullinger, .40 H. N. Everhart, 43.75 O. W. Robbins, 3.20 District No. 27 John Barth, 19.50 Fred Skirvin, ,7.50 W. E. Harmon, 10.50 G. W. Bentley, 11.25 P. A. Marquam, 13.12 Carl Barth, 9.00 Wm. Harmon, 10.50 J. P. Bentley,' 10.50 Bert Hubbard, .75 Fred Hubbard, ' 6.00 Chas. Birchet, 1.50 I. D. Larkins, 19.87 H. L. .Skirvin, 14.25 J. P. Miller, 19.50 Fred .Myers, 6.75 - G. C. Bentley, 12.00 Shelly Haugh, 9.00 D. M. Bentley, " .75 D. R. Hubbard, 4.87 . H. A. Hubbard, 8.25 T. O. Ridings, 6.00 M. D. Leabo, - 3.00 . Dave Bengli, 9.00 Ellis Ridings, 3.00 J. E. Nayler, C. McConnell, W. Loney. Ira James, Josiah Skelton, D. Johns, J. Ernston, John Labour, District No. 28-- L. D. Shank, ' G. C. Vorheis, J. R. Mount, A. M. Groshong, District No. 31 J. Elligsen, D. H. Harmes, Z. Elligsen, J. Kekel, H. Holzworth, M. Schafer, L. J. Barnes, O. Barnes, R. DeNeul, G. Bickel, H. Frobose, " W. J. Powell, E. Athey, uistiici no. a Marion Young, Conzleman Bros., District No. 33 Dodge Lumber Co., Robert Kiggins, Ed. Clossner, W. M. Yonce, District No. 34 Scripture & Beauliau H. Elliott, - . O. B. Jefferson, 1 Lynd, Karl Eligsen, E. S. Kruse, Chas. Baker, District No. 35 Beall & Co., N. E. Donahue & Co., E. J. Swank, J. Spiers, A. Andrews, A. D. Edwards,. District No. 36 F. Busch, J. S. Owings, BenCasto, G. L. Leffler, Thos. Leffler, Asa Callister, Rufus Choate, ' Ivan Broadwell, D. C. Yoder, Ernest Hoffman, Knight & Susbauer, John Scholl, Clyde Yoder, Bud Kent, i W. H. Bremer, E. J. Casto, Geo. Owings, E. G. Hoffman, W. F. Stanton, N. Blair, ! S. H. Kaufman, N. Blair, District No. 39 . A. J. Kelnhofer, S. Bailey, District No. 38 Burghardt & Son, Bufghardt & Henkle, O. C. Machine Shops, Wilson & Cooke, Pope & Co., C. O. Davis, John Loube, J. Green, W. Dutcher, E. Hatch, W. Fine, R. Schuman, W. Martin, J. W. MacKay, Gibson, M. Martin, J. W. Barker, V. Dix, Story A. Tucholke, C. Worthington, James Olliver, Robt. Tschampion, V. Sellwood, G. W. Thiessen, H. Thiessen, 3.00 6.00 3.00 13.12 4.50 1.50 6.75 56.00 10.00 .75 3.00 3.00 5.80 29.45 21.25 15.00 13.12 1.75 14.44 7.00 7.87 8.75 -7.00 5.00 2.18 33.00 18.55 165.00 25.14 29.10. - 6.25 9.50 9.00 8.00 9.00 4.00 14.87 40.75 35.00 45.58 6.40 14.00 9.00 38.25 10.40 12.00 11.00 16.00 14.00 68.00 5.00 1.00 3.60 .65 2.90 .50 28.75 31.25 22.75 10.50 42.00 57.00 1.50 35.00 22.65 2.20 21.62 25.00 9.45 156.05 4.50 .75 24.60 39.50 10.30 81.00 81.00 67.50 67.50 45.00 10.00 108.00 5.00 10.00 48.00 24.00 21.00 34.00 10.00 22.00 36.00 6.00 4.00 24.00 In the matter of plank for repairing Hood View road; Ordered that fifty thousand feet of lumber be allowed at $5.00 per thou sand. In the matter of plank for repairing Sandy Road; Ordered that 100,000 feet.be' allowed at $5.00 per thousand. In the matter of opening and remov ing obstructions from road in district 14, known as Linn road; Ordered that the supervisor in said road district cause all obstructions, fences etc., to be removed from said road. In the matter of subscription for im provement of road from Boring to Sandy; Ordered that the clerk make a copy ofsubscription list and forward to Ed. Siefer at Boring. In the matter of clearing the stumps from road leading from Boring to Da mascus; " Ordered that 1000 pounds of powder be purchased for that purpose. In the matter of road tax ..collected within the limits of city of Milwau- kie; Ordered that clerk draw a warrant for $148.31 being fifty per cent of amount of tax so collected. In the matter of the improvement of Needy and Hubbard road and re pair of bridges thereon; Ordered that 10,000 feet of lumber be purchased and used for said pur pose. In the matter, of the plat of Causey s acre tracts ; Ordered that said plat be and is ap proved. -. , In the matter of report of sheriff lfT fo-w- .will .1 .-r- Ordered that said report be filed. 1 In the matter of the offer of Enter-j prise and Courier for publication of j delinquent tax list; Ordered that same be laid over until , November 20th for further action. In the matter of the application of ! Annie Corrigan for saloon license at i Barton ; Ordered,, that license issue for peri od of six months. In the matter of report of county surveyor relative to establishment of county line between Marion and Clack amas counties; Ordered that said report be approv ed End that plat and report be Iliad i:: the offic of the county clerk. In the matter of rebate of tax of West Coast Lumber Co. on property located in Marion county; Ordered that warrant for $41.69 be issued as rebate of said taxes. In the matter of rebate of tax due Mrs. Susie Crouse; i Ordered that warrant be Issued in payment of same in sum of $8.27. In the matter of claim of J. H. Kock heretofore paid by mistake as taxes; Ordered that warrant for $6.96 is sue, in payment of-rebate of said tax. In the matter of judgment against Clackamas county in suit in which W. S. May is plaintiff in the matter of reward for capture of Frank Smith; Ordered that warrant be drawn in favor of O. D. Eby, plaintiff's attor ney, for sum of $250.00 and that said attorney cancel said judgment. In ths matter of files and fixtures for county clerk and recorder; Ordered that offer of Security Vault and Metal Works be not accepted, as final, and that the order heretofore made be revoked and that other bids be received for said work. Charm of a Clear Complexion. Every one who wants a good, healthy color, a ruddy glow, and 1 complexion free, from pimples ant moth spots should try Laxakola tab lets, mild, safe, sure,' prepared fron vegetable laxatives with a selectivs action upon the skin. 25 cents. Hunt ley Bros. Co. ACT QUICKLY. Delay Has Been Dangerous in Oregon City. Do the right thing at the right time. Act quickly in times of danger. Backache is kidney danger. Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly. Cure all distressing, dangerous kid ney ills. Plenty of evidence to prove this. H. R. McCarver, inspector for the Transcontinental Co., and living at 284 East First St., North Portland, Oregon, says: '. "Doan's Kidney Pills did me so much good about three years ago that I publicly testified to my ex perience. I had been suffering with' kidney complaint and backache and it was very painful and distressing. I think it started from a cold which settled in mjrback. I had always been more or less skeptical about proprie tary medicines but somehow the rec ommendations of Doan's Kidney Pills influenced me to begin using them. The results were so satisfactory that, as above stated, I gave the remedy my recommendation. I am pleased to state that the time that has elapsed since has only served , to Increase my confidence in Doan's Kidney Pills." Plenty more proof like this from Oregon City people. Call at Huntley Bros." drug store and ask what their customers report. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doans' and take no other. When wanting to take a ride get a rig or uramey, the Dest in town. To Secure and HOLD the best trade we always bay the best, make the price low and let the people know it. New Walnuts and dates just in. Fat Alaska Herring 25c dozen. New Eastern Codfish 122c. Try old Glory Coffee, 51b with a beautiful cup and cer, $1.00. Finest Creamery Butter. can sau- 65c Harris Grocery 8th and Main Sts. OUR PAINTS Are Going Fast Best Pure Prepared Paints $1.50 Per Gallon others in proportion CHARMAN & COMPANjY CITY DRUG STORE A Quality That Counts M. J. B. COFFEE - Mocha and Java This is a combination of Javas fancy mild cof fees, and Mocha. It's an excellent article. 3 lbs. for SI OO H. P. BRIGHTBILL Phone I26J Good Teeth Means Good Health, Good Digestion and Good Looks OUR PAINLESS W:M0DS and acknowledged skill and 'gentle ness in handling the most difficult cases have rohbed the dentist's of- fv; f " I fice of its old time terrors. People Sk&gT , entrusting their work to us are sur prised and delighted at the results which will not fail to satisfy the most exacting. We aim to keep the lead ; old fashioned method? and no place in our office. We give the best in skill and methods and appliances for a reasonable fee. If you desire the best possible results- for the amount we charge, you will not be disappointed at this office. ' . WE GTJAEANTEE TO PLEASE YOU. LI DirilFlUC Dentist, Weinhard Bid., Phones, City L. r ILItl J, 1293. Farmers 121. ..V .J9K. jr-f Classes Now Starting English, .'Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Shorthand Start now while others are beginning. Complete courses in Day School. Night School, 7 to 9 Mon day, Wednesday and Friday. The opportunity for you is now ALLEN BUSINEjSS COLLEGE E. O. Alleiv President Bridge Corner Oregon City, Oregon r W. L, BL0CD1 The Home Furnisher The Store TSiat Saves You Money Goods Soldjfo Less Than Elsewhere Fat aiture, Ranges and Stoves - ' Carpets, Crockery, Granite ware ano Wall Paper. Main and 7th St. Opp. Suspension Bridge Bargains that arc ea OB a? gain s can be nad at our Now in Progress. The stock was only slightly damag ed by smoke and water, and it comprises the seasons newest creations at Prices lower than the lowest ,ever offered. Be one of those to take advantage of these mon ey saving values. 3 doors from Post-office. y "fe. .