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OREGON CITY ENTERttUSE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2!), !!)()!.
AT THE OLD STAND
Farms, City and Suburban Property, Lots and Business
Chances for Sale or Trade.
W. F. SCHOOLY & CO. .
606 MAIN ST. OREGON CITY, ORE,
WitT Treat You Right
COUNTYCOURT
lie It rememberod, that at regular
Bioetlng of the County Commissioners
of Clackamas County, held In tbe
Court House In Oregon City, for the
purpose of transacting business for
December, the sauio being the time
fixed by law for holding a regular term
of said court, present Hon. Grant B.
Dimick, County Judge, presiding; J,
Levelling and W.H. Mattoon, commis
sioners, when the following proceed
ings were had, to-wlt:
In the matter of claimt allowed:
. Pauper.
C E.'swan .....J 6.00
W. Danforth 5:00
H. H. Hughes t S.OO
C, E. Burns 5.00
B. F. Forrester 6.00
W. J. Lewellen S.OO
M. Kruger 7 00
John Avins 10.00
J. E. Jack 8.00
W. T. Gardner 10 00
Mrs. M. Pickens 10.00
F. W. Sprague 10.00
Mrs. Bradtl 10.00
J. A. Jones 10.00
George Lazelle 10.00
F. T. Barlow ., 7.00
T. R. A. Sellwood !.. 12.50
G. B. Dimick
7.00
W. H. Young 10.00
8.00
6.00
7.00
6.00
Gregory Boyes 10.00
Mary Moraj S.OO
Sam Boober
Abbie Smith
J. Matheson . .,'
Mrs. Milstead
Indigent Soldier.
Mead Post No. 2 15.00
Armorv Bent.
Company "V : . . .
Commissioners,
John Lewellen
W.H. Mattoon 11.60; P. Gregorson
W.J.Wilson' 3.50 j Carl Johnson
County Court. Printing and Advertising,
J. E. Jack 3.00 Oregon City Courier ... ....
Everhart & Co. .40
Thos. Penman 10.50
Mrs. Guynup 30.00
Walker's tSore S.OO
Punning & McEntee 15.00
V. J. McCord S.OO
A. Moser 40.00
W. A. JMmes 95
Jones Prtrg. Store SI. 25
R. L Holman, 45.50
Edwin Bates " 7.S0
Charman & Co. 4.13
Election.
J. J. Pavls 13.30
C. R. Noblitt 10.00
D. E. Frost 1.65
Coroner,
Fashion Stables 4.00
Tom J. Myers 1
U G. Ice 1.20
T. P. Randall - 1.50
Chas. C Babcock 1.20
M. A. Magoon l.0
J. C. Bradley i.?n
R. Beatie 2.70
E, A. Sommer 10.00
G. L. Hedges 4.J0
R. U Holman 9.7S
Fruit Inspector.
A. J. Lewis 43.00
Road Surveys,
S. A. D. Hungate 99.50
N. Blair 55.00
Bud Thompson 65.00
C Bock . . 35.00
V. A. Bard
E. Genserokskl ... .
Sidney Smith ... .
Ben Kiggins
D. W. Douglas ... .
L. Ware
Guy Degolla
T. H. Ruddy
15.00 C. W. Starkweather
!w.
F. Spees
9.20 Carl Poison
,4.00
4.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
4.00
4.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
'2.00
2.00
22.60
3.00 , Enterprise 8I.35
13.50 !E. E. Brodle
1.00
93.62
T. W. Hornback
M.. C. Strickland
R. L .Holman 6.00 Glass & Prudhomme
W. E. Carll 2.00 District No. 2.
Guy Gross , . ... 4.60 ' M. B. Webster 23.50
W. W. Myers ' 3.00 ', L W. Johnson 23.00
J. McConnell 10.00 ! C. Jones 32.OO
R. B. Beatie 23.90 j L. D. Jones 10.00
C. W. Kelly ; 8.25 J. Young H.Oj
F. A. Miles 9.20
L. Stehman 12.20
J. M. Tracy 2.00
J. J. Eddy
Justice Courts.
A. Landus 4.00
District No. 3.
J. E. Siefer , 9.50
15.60 N. Rodlun 2.50
f District No. 5.
J. St Hayden 2.00 . Straus Lumber Co 433.03
J. Flcken 2.00 F. Hen 3.00
Thomas C. Jubb 3.00 H. Beck 10.00
K. C. Gerbor. 4.00
J, Mumpower . 12.00
Fred Uorbor 21.00
District No. 13.'
Frank Buseh ' 7.00
A. Hurbonl ,-r . . 20.00
District No, 17,
Jas. Ailklns 4 LSI
Kilmer & Kiuiol ., ., 3.0
T. 11. Hamilton 2.00
C. Thomas S.50
J. Robins 4.00
K. Hancock 4.00
A. Robins 1.00
M. Strejc 4.00
R. Strejo 4 00
II. Plpka 4 00
Houry I'lp'ka . . 1 ' 4 00
M. tYrrlngef 2.00
J. IK'lvey
IV R. IMmlck
Goo. Koehler
J. Bunko
. District No. IS.
Wm. Moehnke
Pope A Co. ..."
E. Gulnthor 7.00
Shanuon 24.75
A. Hornshuh ' 13.13
H. Guluther ... U
E. W. Hornshuh 25.00
J. Grossmlller 32.86
Alvln Horusouh-V'..,v . if62
11.23
12.00
12.00
1.00
7.40
.50
J. R. Kelso 16.70 ! C. M. Lake
12.50
3S.9S
W. E. Kelso 14.CO 'Jonsnid Brothers
Clara Maye 2.10 1 District No. 6.
Patrick Joyce 2.10 Mr. Clark 23.23
W. W. H. Samson 27.15 ! Chas. Krebs 32.50
F. A. Miles 100.55 District No. 7.
E. L Shaw 4.g0 Melnlg Brothers
Harold Sutton . . x 2.90 E. Leaf ... . ; .
Leona Sutton 2.90 ! L. Nou
A. Hitchman 0.50
J. C. Hard L70
G. W. Llnd8ey L70
A. J. Surber 1.70
Laura White 1.70
H. K. Bennett 1.70
A. D. Roberts 1.70
Robert Kruger .. L70
Gus Reel , ... 1.70
Jack Florey ... ... 1.70
Schools.
T. J. Gary 120.OO
John Mullenhoff 4.00
Assessor
Edith Jackson
Current Expense.
Home Telephone Co
C. E. Ramsby
Huntley Bros. Co '.
Pacific Telephone Co. ...
F. W. Greenman
Water Commission
J. C. Paddock 2.00
Court House.
C. E. Ramsby 555.10
E. Matthles 37.50
V. Harris 1.59
Frank Eusch 17.80
P. Nehren 5.80
Joh. Adaras 5 55
Jail.
R. B. Beatie 74
Pauper
J. A. Jones 15 oq
13.03
. 18.00
3.V0
District No. 8.
Meinig Brothers 1.00
J. J. Costella 6.00
L. Ware ... 5.00
J. Friel 4.00
G. L. Eden 4.00
W. O. Rugh 4.00
C. Cox 2.00
D. W. Douglas 5.00
District No. 9.
E. E. Elliott & Co 13.30
T. Harders 5.20
A. Stelnke 10.00
F. Lins 19 00
N. Rath 6.00
H. Johnson if. '50
District No. 10.
Carey Hardware Co 14.25
Ed Mullen 28.80
E. L Wanacott 13.00
W. B. Lemon 4.80
15.00 iR. Davis 11.20
W. W. Porter 5.60
If. H. Anders 10.80
G. T. Hunt 15.20
51.00
12.20
7.00
10.50
12.80
5.75
J. C. Duus
J. O. Duus
H. M. Duus
E. Duss
D. M. Marshall
D. F. Warren
L. J. Palmateer
District No. 12.
Pope and Co
1.00
4.00
2.00
4.00
7.50
2.00
2.32
.60
LAND PLASTER
Send in word about how much Land Plaster you will need and
at what time. Hy ho doing you can save time and alao be sure of
getting the whole amount you will need at the time you Deed it.
The Price will be a little higher than last year on account of freight
rates. Tbe Nephl (or Utah) Piaster will be $15.no per ton at my
warehouse; the Oregon 2.00 p.:r ton less. Unless specially ordered
I will not keep any Oregon plaster on hand.
CALENDARS FOR J909
Free! r'ret.-! For the asking. Ask the lady In the Dry Goods
side for a Calendar and she will be pleased to supply you. They are
nice, large ones, and well worth the trouble of asking.
PARKPLACE STORE
W. A. Holmes
Masslnger ... 1I.S0
Bohlnuder 14.S7
W. Bohlandor ... .. 9.50
A. Stageman f .', . ... 9.00
D. F. Moehnko ... . 1 8.00
Jones ... '. 9.00
H. Shannon 1,00
W. Grisenthwelte 50
District No. 19.
Helvy .;. ... ... IS.00
Pane 3.00
B J.xltrlch 3.00
J. Mallatt .. 10.00
A. Goucher 6.00
W. Chapen ... 7.00
W. Porter 9.00
M. Mallatt 7.00
Daniels ..1 5.50
R. Bullard .r i 4.00
Bullard 7.00
Evans 5.00
a "Evans 6.00
McDonald r 2.00
Erickson t.00
A. T. Mallatt 4 00
A. Davis )ftu
Bruner s.on
R. Long 2.00
A. Countryman .. 4. 00
A. L. Larklns h 00
W. Krns 8 -in
Kerns . 6.00
Churchill 6.0V
E. Erickson 2.00
T. Fish 2 00
H. Porter 5.00
A. Mallatt 7.00
. Vondalah ... 2.00
H. Turner 3.00
- Evans 10.OO
H. Wallace 13.00
Wallace 12.00
J. Mallatt 9.00
L. Evans 18.00
District No. 20.
Pope & Co '. .05
Chas. Shocklcy 11.00
Shockley 8.00
H. Mattoon 4.00
Fellows 6.00
Mr. Creason 6.00
H. Creason 10.00
D. Creason 6.00
F. Creason 2.00
W. Mattoon 4.00
N. Scribner 30.50
C. Kirk 6.00
R.' Rutherford 4.00
E. Kirk 3.50
F. Hettman ;, ... 4.00
F. Nicholas 1.00
J. Parrish .. .. 2.00
F. Shute 2.00
D. Miller 2.00
R. Maxon 2.00
Mr. Maxon 2.00
District No. 21.
F. Arquette 19.00,
U. S. Dlx ,. 24.50
F. Robeson .. .. ". . 13.00
F. WInslow ', .. 20.00
Claud WInslow ...J.i 8.00
Hult Brothers ....... 1 3.00
P. A. Emborg .. ... 11.00
J. Erickson 12.00
M. ABpIund 17.00
J. Countryman 15.53
F. WInslow 20.00
A. Danlelson .. . 2.2:
Wilson 4kooke 70
W. E. Baker 3.00
E. M. Fellows 2.00
T. E. Fellows 2 00
D. McLaren 2.00
J. Couver 1.00
J. BorJIn 7.00
J. 5"utz , 18.00
P. Putz ; 10.00
J. McConnell 7.05
A. Johnson 5.00
0. Johnson k 00
H. Fischer ... 1.00
J. H. Bonney 9.31
W. E. Bonney 32.62
V. Gorbett 4
W. Hettman o.OO
G. Wallace 1.00
C. Hunter 13.00
L. Blomberg 13.00
P. Westberg 6.00
G. Waltedstadt 9.00
J. Arquette 1C.00
Ed. Spulak 13.00
M. Clark 17.OO
H. E. Carr 13.00
W. Schafer 16.00
District No. 23.
R. W. Zimmerman 26.C5
A. Bolland 121.25
O. Miller & Son 11.15
R. W. Zimmerman 25.10
. District No. 24.
L. P. Spagle ... 105.12
District No. 25,
Welches Sawmill 69.84
Colo Bros. & Co 117.75
J. W. Smith 57,00
Perry Meeks 9 00
N. Strabar 6.75
Ed Oldsklrk ... 3.00
H. Lorenz 3 qo
a Roth .v 0.75
J. H. Heplor 13.50
, District No, S6.
John .Vaughuu 10.00
Wm. Skeon 2.50
J. IV Pfolfor 0.2
Geo. V. Atwood 12.00
Silas Wright S.35
Wm. Palrnn S.75
O. J. Culbertson 3.75
Ed Plotter 3.7R
CalHr Zettger 3.00
Chris Bongll 1.36
Potor Wright .. 1.25
A. Zengnr 6.10
Max lluss .. .'. ,. 1.00
O. W. Robblna 1.00
V. W. Evorhart 2.00
E. Johnson l.OO
A. W. RuaseU 1.00
J. A. Wells i. .75
J. V. Baker 1.00
A. a fcwlofol .'. ( 3.00
P. L. Sownol 3.75
' ' District No. 28.
, A. Oordlll 1.00
C. I. Glpson 6.00
E. K. Dart 10.00
H. N. EwrHHrt 19.50
District No. !7.
W. Ebuor 13.40
J. M. Blnkloy 2.00
F. M. Lackiy 13 77
Wm. Mortenson ... 32.fi
J. O. Miller 6.00
C. K. Qulnn ... 3.00
T. Slaughter 6.00
L B. Larson 4.00
Nlckelson ' 3.00
Goo. Bentley : 4.00
J. Labour 32.50
District No. 28.
Frank Hami 22.00
"Frauds Ilaun 5.50
Omer Williams 14.60
C. G. Vorhols 22.00
Ben Wade 12.00
Geo. Wyland 16.50
H. Wilson 22.60
Ray Wyland 11.00
U D. Shank 30.00
Kobblus Bros 20.25
N. B. Wade ... f 11.80
N. Collins 15.00
District No. 29.
Lewis Kelt 37.00
District No. 30.
Oregon & Washington S. P. 17.80
C. Whitten 31.00
Ed Whitten 33.00
F-iest Whitten 21.00
Frank Whitten 21.00
Leslie Whitten 10.00
P. Cook 10.00
O: t Steel Co. 31.00
District No. 31.
O. C Lumber Co. 14.05
Wm.' Schati 2.10
E. Frederick 150
Sharp 1.75
E. Kruse 1.75
C. Wagner 1.75
District No. 33 Special
Henry Cromer ; 6S.24
k . District No. 34.
O. C. Lumber Co 12.93
Walt Ford 7.87
E. H. Ford 3.50
A. K. Ford ... ; 175
J. M. Turner . ! 10.00
District No. 35.
C. A. Baumback 8.23
Straus Lumb Co 10.62
A. D. Edwards 8.75 I
Thos. Dunn 3 50
D. Loughlarback 3.50
C. H. Edwards 5.50
I. S peers 5.00
District No. 36.
Thco. Thyker 7.50
Allen Drescher ..N 4.00
A. P. Schneider "5
D. Bunnemeyer 3.00
W. G. Wolf "s.OO
John Yodor 1.50
Solas Yoder 1.60
John Dreshor 4.50
Steve Fisher 1.50
A. J. Lais 34.60
Obed Miller 4.50
Gregerson Bros 3.30
Harry Wormdahl 1.50
Edward Peterson 0.00
O. E. F. Lee 20.00
P. J. Schneider 26.00
District No. 36.
Jesse Troyer 6.00
Leonard Asklns 8.25
Rllo Garrett 6.50
Joe Fisher 4.50
John Gahler 6.25
August Stuwe 1.60
A. J. Lais 15.40
S. Thompson 4.50
Knight & Susbauer 3.35
P. Spaglo 16.75
' District No. 37.
W. R. Wllmot 6.76
C. W. Kruse 116.76
District No. 39.
Henry Hughes 4.60
C. Muralt ..... 12.50
Frank Jaggar 6.00
James 8helly 4.00
G. R. Gulllam 4.00
District No. 40.
G. Burr 20.00
If. T. Burr ' 18.00
Ed. Griffin 17.00
P. Winston 5.00
Hollenbcck 18.00
O. C. Royer .' 2.00
E. Selfcr 10.00
A. Bock 8.00
W. A. Hall 8.00
J. Hanson 27.33
A. Gustafson 2.50
E. Danlelson ... 4.81
II. Broner 13.G0
II. Ackerson ,. 8.30
H. G. Lilja 7.00
Perrlt & Alison 8.00
J. Woodlo -. 2.00
G. II. Woodle 18.25
M. Grafenhaln ' 11.50
J. Kltzmlller 3.25
District No. 43.
Selwood Lumber Co 19.71
Berg , 1.00
S. Baker 100
Ed Gubcr 4.00
Harders ... 4.00
Henry Johnson 13.00
R. E. McConnell 1. ., 10.00
wi f Mm,
THE
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DR. KING'S
CflUSHS
AND ALL THROAT and LUNG
DISEASES . ... . PREVENTS
ranniA - cousuliptioq
AND
COLDS
Two years ago severe cold settled on my lungs and so completely prostrated me that I was
unable to work and scarcely able to stand, 1 then ws advised to try Dr. King's New Discovery, and
iter uolug one bottle I weut back to work, well as I ever was."
W. J. ATKINS, Banner Springs, Ten a.
PRICE 6O0
AND $1.00
32k. SOLO AND GUARANTEED BY JC
JONES DRUO COMPANY.
C. O. McConnell 10.00
V. C. LoliKwell 600
John MoConnoll 36 00
District No. 44,
(llbbs & Son 170.88
Wilson & Cooko 6.35
T. Ostium 100
W. S. Rldor 1.00
C. Ruosser 1.00
T. Oslmrn 9,00
C. Ruosser 9.00
V. 8. Rldor 1.00
S. M. Warnock 17.00
II. East man 5.00
D. Jones 5.00
O. Randall 7.00
T. C. Puffoy 17.40
General Roads.
V. II. Mattoon 14.60
Jolt Shaw 3.75
John Lewellon 48 40
W. O. Gottberg 5.40
F. Beets 48.75
Howes & Co 30.66
Story ft Thomas .. 47.63
Honey nmn Hurdwaro Co 23.17
Frank lltisch 5.65
In the mattor of tho dlvlloti lino
between road districts Nou. 31 and
ordered that tho division line
between districts 31 and 33 bo es
tablished on tho north and south (it
vision lino between east and west
halves of sections 11, 14, and 23. T. 2
and 3 S. R. 1 E.
In tho mattor of special road tax In
certain road districts; ordered that
tho clerk extend said levies on the
tax rolls ns reported by said dls
trlcts.
In tho matter of the petition of J.
M. Austin and others for establish
ment of a county road; it appearing
that said road has boon travelled for
period of over ten years and is now
mall route, It Is ordered that said
road bo declared to bo a county road.
In the matter of the petltlou of
George Sufford for license to sell
liquor at Oswego; ordered that said
petition bo granted ami a license Is
sue for a period of ono year.
In tho matter of the claim of John
Ackor for $150 for rock used for road
purposes, and damage to his land;
ordered laid over until February term
of this court.
In tho matter of enlargement of
boundary of road district No. 7. 10
as to Include Melnlg hill; ordered
that Bald petition bo granted In uc
cordanco with the prayer thereof.
Tracts; ordered that said plat bo and
Is approved.
In tho matter of monthly reports
of roud supervisors;
Ordered that each road supervisor
appointed by' this court for tho yoar
1909, proo.uru from the clerk of this
court a copy of a report mndo out In
proper form, to bo used by supor
vIhois In making his report to this
court; that tho iiatun of each em
ployee bo properly spoiled and writ
ton in a plain and loglblo baud; that
tho number of days employed and
tho amount per duy and (ho total
amount duo said employee be placed
In tho proper columua and then cor
rectly added and that each supor
visor linvo his report so mado out
as above mentioned and nlod with
tho clerk of this court on or before
twelvo o'clock on the first day of
each and every term, and any super
visor fulling to comply with this or
der, without suinclont excuse will bo
fined In tho sum of (5.00 and his re
port laid over until tho following
term.
In tho matter of tho Louis Funk
road; ordered that report of viewers
ho adopted and said road declared to
bo a county road.
In the matter of the I). W. Douglas
road; ordered that said petltlou bo
ilUmlssed.
Ill the mattor of appointment of a
board of county road viewers; order
ed that 8. A. I). Iluiigiito, N. lllalr
mid Hud Thompson be and they are
hereby uppolnted as a board of coun
ty viewers for year 1909
22 Albert Knglo.
23 Wm. Ilower.
24 U P. Spaglo.
25 James Smith.
2(1 11. Knglo.
S7 J, E. Martpiam.
29 Aaron MoConnoll.
30 r. E. Davidson.
31 Wm. Hchnu,
33 W. t Heater.
33 Henry Cromer.
34 John Turner.
35 A. D. Edwards.
'M F. M. Sammm.
37 C. W, Kruso.
38 C. W. Rlaley.
39 Frank JaitKur.
40 Carl llnnnen.
41 A. J. KlUmlller.
43 Frank E. Taylor,
43 Stephen A. Douglas.
44 8am Warnock.
45 A. 8. Henderson.
41 D. W. Watts.
47 Kd Harrington.
ESTATE LEFT TO MOONEY.
Michael Sheshan, Deceased, Makes
Will and Files It In July.
The eatnto of Michael Sheahnn. who
was found dead In his home near tlm
HiM-k Crwk Ilrldne on Thursday af
ternoon, was probated Friday. Tho
property Is valued at ir.ou. a will
was mode and Mod by tlm ilm-cniind
In July. I'.MM. In which h b-ciieathea
ma money in the bank and all prop
erly to Tlioiuus Francis Moouey, of
Clackamas. Orennii. and Moouey
father, Thomas Mootiey, of the sumo
place In named as eteeulor without.
noun.
Hlieahun. was a Iwirln lur mi.i
In tho matter of road district No. N resided near Clucksuiaa for (ho
4, which was attached to and made I'1"" 11 '"ar', l"'ll! a friend of tlm
.niHiiiey riimiiy ror some lime. Ills
body was found at 2 o'clock Thursday
Ct I Afl.m,u.t II.. I. ...I I
'" " ueeii ueni nut a
I
, part of roud district No. 39
1 90S; ordered that said road district 1 arieriioon
II, be and (ho snino Is hereby severed
from road dlxtrtct 39 on the lines
and shall be embraced which Inclosed
aid district when said change was
initio In January, 1908.
In the matter of tho W. A. Hard,
W. N. Brown mail, and tho J. (1. Mil-
or road; ordered that files and rec
ords of those roads bo submitted to
Dlslrlct Attorney as required by law.
In tho mutter of levy for yenr 1909;
ordered that tho levy for said year
bn as follows: State, two mills;
school, throe mills; county, two mills;
roads, two iiiIIIh; bridge, two mills;
county debt, two mills.
In tho mutter of t ho creation of
roud district 47; ordered thnt all that
In tho matter of petitions for new ' '"'rl "r r"ni1 'Hirlcl No. 11. lying
roads; ordered that all petitions for ""rlh ,,f 1,10 Cluekaiuns River bo and
new roads, together with proof of "1" H li"rby declared to bo
posting notices and bond, shall bo 1 r"ni1 ,lll,,rl't No. 47.
submitted to the district attorney b-l 1,1 ,h" '"""or of tho purchase, of a
for tho same Is turned over to tho 1rllV1'1 '"'I "fderod that tho 10 aero
board of county road viewers. J grovel pit be purchased and that upon
In the matter of tho W. A. Bardi11'" ''xecullon and delivery of a good
road; ordered read first time and laid I1""1 mifflrot deed therefor, owners
over until tomorrow for aocond road-lMh"" PB,( 1,10 "m t t'M0-
In tho matter of cancellation of a
mortguge for $.115 held by Clncka-
rniis County In 18C3; ordered thnt J
C. Paddock, County Treasurer ciin-
eel said mortgage.
Koad Supervisors appointed at Jan
uary term, 1009:
District '
Ing.
In the matter of tho W. N. Brown
road; ordered read first time and
laid over until tomorrow for socond
reading. .
In tho matter of tho J. 0. Miller
road; read first tlmo and laid over
until tomorrow for second reading.
In the matter for formation of road
district No. 45;
Ordered that said road district bo
established as follows;
Beginning at mouth of Clear Creek
where same flows Into Clackamas
river at T. 2 S. R. 3 E. and running
thence up said Clear Croek on the
west bank to the quarter section cor
ner on the north line of section 31, In
said township and range; thence woBt
one-half mile; thence north ono-fourth
mile; thence west one-half mile;
thenco north one-fourth mile; thence
west 0110 and ono-hulf miles to quar
ter corner between sections 35 and
34, T. 2 8, R. 2 E.; thenco north ono
half mile to N. W. corner section 35;
thence west ono mile; thenco mirth
one-half mile to quarter cornor be
tween sections 27 and 28; thence
west one-half mile to center of sec
tion 28; thenco north ono-hulf mile t6
quarter corner on north line of sec
tion 28; thenco earn one and onehalf
miles to corner of sections 20, 27, 22
and 23; thenco north on section Una
botween sections 22 and 23 to Clack
amas River; thence up said rlvor with
the meanders thereof to place of be
ginning.
In the matter of town plat of Reg-
ners addition to Chorrvvllle: or
dered that said plat be and Is ap
proved.
No. 1 W. H. Coiinsoll.
" 2 M. B. Webster.
" 3 Fred Siefer.
" 4 B. F. Linn.
" 6 George Prnch.
" 0 Charles Krebs.
" 7 F. E. McGugln.
" 8 D. W. Douglas.
" 10 D. M... Marshall.
" 11 Charles Llvesoy.
" 12 Fred Gerbor.
" 13 W. C. Ward.
" 14 Chris Muralt.
" 15 Max Telford.
" 10 Aug. Stnehely.
" 17 D. R. Dimlck.
" 18 Ed. Hornshuh.
"19 John Talno.
" 20 Nat Scribner.
" 21 Frank WInslow.
short time when found. The deceased
was about f'.u yuurs of ae. Tlm fun
eral wax heir) from the 8t. John Csih
"Up church Saturday morning, Father
Hlllel.raiid miclniliiK. Tlm Interment
was III the Catholic cemetery.
CATARRH CURED.
No Cure, No Pay, Is a Most Generous
Offer.
To gel mi untiHeptic strong enough
to kill rniurrh germs. Und not destroy
the tissues of (he ineinhi-iiiii, ni Hi..
same flmo, has been a problem which
us never solved until tlm discovery
of llyoiuel (pronounced High-o-me),
llyoiiiei Is prepared from eucalyp
tus, the most powerful yet healing
antiseptic kuo'vn. Ilieullio It through
(he Inhaler over tho lullumud and
germ-rlddcn membrane four or flvo
times a day, and lu a few days tho
germs will disappear.
Tho Inflamed condition will g0, too,
and (ho snuflliig, hawking and offens
ive breath, and tho dlschargo of ran-
cons and crusts In the nose will ceaao.
Then why should any catarrh suffer
er hesitate, whon Huntley Hroa. Co.
has such faith In Hyomel that thoy
offer to reiurn your money If after a
fulr trial Hyomel ifoes not cure ca
tarrh. A complete Hyomel outfit, Including
the Inhaler, costs $1.00, and an extra
bottle. If afterwards needed, cost hut
50 cents. Hyomel also cures asthma,
croup, soro throut, colds or grip.
A STAR SERIAL BEGINS
' NOW
Thereii an article in thil number with
s big jolt in it. DON'T MISS IT.
You know some of the things
Evutbody'i hu done. THIS IS
ANOTHER.
There U a itory by the " Pigi Ii
Pigs " man that it one long sche of
laughter, and back of (hcie special
fcaturei a big, fine Everybody's
Ma
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In the matter of Shannon Acre