0 OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1909. COUNTY COURT Be tt remembM-td, that at t regular meeting of the County Commissioners of Clackamas County, held In the Court House In Oregon City, tor the put pone of transacting business tor February, the name being the time fixed by law for holding a regular term of said court, present Hon. Grant B. Dlmick, County Judge, presiding; J, Lewelllng and W.H. Mattoon, commis sioners, when the following proceed ings were had, to-wlt: 4n the matter of claims allowed: District No. 1. T. J. Clark I -T5 C, It Counsell 8.00 District No. 2. M. B. Webster 20.00 R. Johnson Sfi.OO Wm. Clark 10.00 1 Geo. Ellis 3.00 1 Sam Slaghel 1.001 District No. 3. J. E. Slefer 1S.25 Jocsrud Bros 25.0S J. E. Slefer 10.75 C Damr.sters 4.00 H. BriBhth.vigh 2.00 J. E. Slefer 12.00 J. Musa 6.00 M. Sevens 4.00 C. Damasters ... 4.00 J. F. Wllmarth 6.00 District No. 4. N. E. Linn 5.00 G. B. Linn ... .' $.25 District No. 5. J. S. Albel 14.00 Geo. P. Partch 11.25 j District No. 7. F. E. McGugln 374.30 District No. 8. Flrwood Lumber Co J. J. Costella 4.13 10.00 7.00 7.00 2.00 31.25 2.00 15.00 2.00 2.00 .18.46 5.50 V. B. Tapp ,. H. Breidenstlne G. L. Eaden '. W. O. Rugh I Ware D. W. Douglas District No. 10. . B. Krigbaum f.. . ...'.. G. T. Hunt 1 ' District No. 11. Redland Lumber Co." ... '.. Joe Bryant '. .. J. E. Bryant 6.00 F. A. Jones 6.50 J. R. Llvesay ... . 8.50 U R. LUesay 11.87 Scripture Beaullau 2.60 Wilson Cooke District No. 12. Jess Mumpower I' H. Mumpower Fred Gerber , H. Sanderson & Son 5.30 13,00 10.00 23.00 3.85 District No. 13. F. Polehn 4.42 District No. 14 S. D. Barney 1.50 Wilson 41 Cooke 2.25 W. F. Harris 33.79 J. Shelly 3.50 j D. Guenthar 5.00 j F. Henrici 9.50 O. Shelly 3.00' C. Muralt 12.50 , H. H. Hughes 3.25' District No. 15. J. Everhart & Co 80 Pope & Company j85 ! Duane C Ely 4.50 Max Telford 26.25 j Mai Telford Jr., 16.00 ' A. C. Warner ... 16.00 L. Mattoon 12.00 , W. M. Ralney 13.00 ' F. Way 7.00 Wm. Rowland 6.00 i J. T. Humphrey . . . 5.00 . C. W. Haskett 3.00 j A. Smith 4.00 E. B. Norrls 4.00 A. H. Rowland 2.00 District No. 16. Aug. Staehely 7.50 W. Staehley 10.OO T. Blanchard 4.00 A. Blanchard 2.00 W. G. Randall ... 4.00 District No. 17. N. Dlggerness ... . n.65 R. Stilwell 1.00 I. Dlmick 1.00 Mr. Baley 1.00 P. Burns 2.00 A. Tice g.oo Wm. Tlce 4.00 Geo. Koehler 4.00 D. R. Dlmick 11.25 A. Bany 4.00 District No. 18. Frank H. Cross Story & Thomas Pope & Company District No. 19. 50 1.50 10 00 20.80 D. L. Trullinger E. Foust 2.00 W. H. Juries 5.00 N. Trullinger J. H. Paine 3 00 7.50 R. H. Long 3.00 H. H. Rrley 3.QO L. Evans District No. 20. Pope & Co 3 00 gg C. F. Dart 7.00 J. Wallace 7.50 Chas. Shockley 6.75 O. Shockley j.oy D. Miller 1.25, F. Schute F. Nichols 125 ,50 Nat Scrlbner 11.50 District No. 21. F. Arquetie 3.50 NEW REAL Located in the new masonic bldg. With a new clean list of good property for sale. Large farms, small farms, acre tracts, city property, Gladstone lots, Parkplace lots, & etc. Come and see us if you want to buy or sell and we will treat you fairly. D. K. BILL & CO. Rooms 6 and 7 Masonic Bldg. 4.00 3.63 67.20 7S.22 67.84 2.50 11.00 27.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 1.25 J. Mckncr & Sons ... East Side Milt & Lumber Co 34.45 J. Obrlen 22.00 U C. Halllnsn J. 11. Manning '. ... J. C. lfalnes 19.00 30.00 5.00 13.00 8.00 2.00 11.00 6.00 S5.00 22.75 14.00 .50 1.50 M. J. Worthlngton H. Worthlngton H. Mettaial ... .' J. WvIl Wm. Dyer F. K. Davidson .' A. Waldorf A. J. Davidson District' No, 31. R. Thomson Smith Turner Aug. Delker !. Wm. SrhaU Ed. Sharp Walter Krigbaum F. Stangel .50 15.00 2.50 3.50 1.75 F. Wagner C. Wagner V. G. Shaver G. Saum A. Sc'hechla , L C. Deikman District No. 34. G. Rodgers Fred Zimmerman N. Chrlstlanson D. Hodge N. Chrlstlanson, Sr C. Zimmerman C. Elsie H. Allen .85 1.75 .85 1.75 1.75 5.00 5.25 3.50 8.75 3.50 3.50 3.50 2.62 2.62 . 3.50 2.62 2.62 7.00 .87 6.00 6.7 6.87 29.00 16.80 24.50 7.00 31,50 5.25 6.75 6.00 1.50 15.lp 6.70 7.15 90.00 P. Schaffer .. J. Iderhoff ... W. McCormac H. Koellermlre W. Koellermlre iE. P. Berdlne .. i A. J. Hodge J. Elsie ... J. M. Turner I District No. 35. ! Straus Lumber Co. a. D. Edwards C. H. Edwards 1 District No. 36. i P. J. Schneider B. Prather F. Smith P. D. Samson L. Jacobs , F. SI. Samson A. S. Thompson Gregerson Bros A. J. Lais District No. 37. E. I. DuPont De Nemours Powder Company W. R. Wilmot B. Koenig C. W. Kruse District No. 39. Everhart & Hall Frank Jaggar District No. 42. G. E. Daugherty G. Palmer J- Palmer A. Neuenschwander J. M. Cross District No. 46. H. Brabley S. Wheeler . . . ' 42.90 .75 2.00 .108.10 3.30 11.50 15.75 18.00 19.80 8.25 6.38 3.00 2.00 7.25 10.00 18.00 27.80 30.40 1.50 .228.28 6.00 5.00 8.00 5.00 6.00 8.00 7.00 10.00 8.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 22.00 10.00 7.00 12.50 7.00 10.00 10.00 8.00 8.00 10.00 6.00 6.20 29.00 3.50 6.10 15.00 4. CO 6.75 14.25 28.00 28.00 D. H. Watts J. G. Mumpower ' General Roads. W. H. Mattoon John Lewellen E. E. Elliott J. L. Udell City of Canby Pauper. C. E. Swan Wm. Dan forth ' H. If. Hughes C. E. Burns B. F. Forrester W. J. Lewellen M. Kruger John Avin .' ... Jack & Albright ; W. T. Gardner , Mrs. M. Pickens F. "W. Speague Mrs. Bradtl ..." , J. A. Jones Geo- Lazelle F- T- Barlow ... . T- R- A. Sellwood G- B. Dimiek w- H. Young . Gregory Boyer 6am Booher . . Mary Mora . Abbis Smith . Mrs. Milstead F- T- Barlow A- Moser . . . ,f- H- Hughes R. Petz'old ... -Mr!- Guynup . Kobenstein's , J- Everhart & Co. ' C. H. Dauchy i St. Vincent's J. A. Jones , . C. Wlnslow F. Wlnslow . District No. 23. R. W. Zimmerman ... District No. 24, U P. Snagle ... District No. 25. J. W. Smith District No. 27. H. Dale .. .. District No. 29. Sidney Grshsm 'Aaron McConnell C. D. F. Wilson O. B. Taylor C. Klnyon ... District No. 30. ESTATE EIRM Naln A Miller 1.75 Joe Wilson 21.00 Isabella Woolaey 8.00 Washington Co 89.00 J. W. MeCord 8.00 John Avin 18.45 W. Welsmandel 4.50 W. G. Langford 38.00 Indigent Soldltr. Mead Tost No, i 45.00 County Court and Commissioner. K. M. Howell 3.00 W. H. Mattoon 27.30 John Lewellen 9.30 Circuit Court. C. F. Ely 9.60 R. B. Boatlo 2.50 D. Caufleld 1 7.00 E. M. Howell 2.20 Justlcs of the Peace. F. Krotseh 3.70 F. M. Gill 6.90 W. A. Jones 11.80 F. V. Robin" ' 7.50 F. M. Gill ;. 4.S0 W. A. Jones 5.30 G. Swan son 2.90 James Forbes 2.90 W. W. H. Samson 5.05 F. A. Miles .... 22.65 Jessie White 7.90 Jesse Woods 7.90 Alice Hardin 7.90 Eva Hardin 7.90 Curtis Hardin 7.90 W. W. H. Samson 5.80 W. W. H. Samson 1.20 F. A. Miles 55.52 W. W. H. Samson 3.45 .Shsrlff. Fashion Stables 8.00 Tax Collection. J. W. Wlsner 55.75 E. C. Jackson 45.00 C. a Pratt 39.38 N. Swafford 46.13 J. A. Reams 51.37 U E. Baker 40.00 Clsrk. Lovejoy & Lincoln 46.25 Recorder. G. L. Hedges 14.00 Coroner. R. L. Holman 5.25 Schools. Howard Eccles 33.00 Brenton Vedder 35.00 J. Lewellen 24.60 Assessor. C. Mitchell 48.00 Retta Pierce 20.00 L M. Harrington 48.00 Sedonla Shaw ... ' 20.00 Current Expense. Glass ft Prudhomme ... 12.10 Pacific Tel. Co 10.65 Home Tel. Co. 13.70 Huntley Bros. Co 23.60 F. W. Greenman 4.50 C. E. Ramsby ! 16.45 Court House. Underwood Company 6.00 Straight & Salisbury 3.95 O. C. Mill & Lumb Co 5.03 V. Harris 3.40 F. Busch .' 2.10 Jail. R. B. Beatie 72.92 Insane. W. V. Tel Co 25 J. F. Adams 4,20 H. N. Everhart 5.00 Dr. E. A. Sommer 6.00 Dr. M. C. Strickland . . : 6.00 Fruit Inspector. A. J. Lewis 54.00 , Road Surveys. S. A. D. Hungate 87.10 N. Blair 63.10 Bud Thompson 63.10 Ralph Green 10.50 L. Koellenneler 4.00 A. Koellermeler 4.00 H. J. Ward 2.00 C. Jubb 2.00 C. C. Miller 2.00 R. Fanton 2.00 J. J. Honebon 2.00 A. F. Hunt 2.00 C. F. Hunt 2.00 A. B. Hubbard 2.00 Harvey Dart 2.00 Chas. Frickes ... : 2.00 T. S. Mullen 2.00 Printing and Advertising. Oregon City Cojrler 18.73 Enterprise 106.35 Telegram 1.30 Tax Rebate. J. W. Doty 15.30 In the matter of the petition of George Sebecl for liquor license In Oswego; ordered that license Issue to said petitioner to sell liquor In Os wego for period of one year. In the matter of petition of citizens of Canby for county aid for Carrie Clark, a sick 'person; ordered that said Carrie Clark be allowed $10.00 per month, said sum to be paid to Frank Zollner. In the matter of appointment of C. If. Ellston as deputy sheriff, without salary) ordered that said appointment be approved said C. H. Ellston to serve as such deputy sheriff without salary. In the matter of the petition of J. W. Doty for rebate of tax on account of a double assessment; ordered that a warrant Issue In favor of said J. W. Doty for 345.50 on account of said double asse&Hment. In the matter of report of viewers on the following roadB: L. Koeller meler; R. Fanton; A. B. HIbbard; H. J. Ward; J. H. Cooke. Report of board of county road viewers read first time and laid over for one day for further reading. In the matter of petitions of K. A. Ten Eyck; T. D. Phelps; D. W. Doug las; Harvey Goodal and V. E. Foa berg for county roadH; ordered . that viewers njeet at the place of begin ning of said roads on the 17th day of March, 1309, to view and cause to be surveyed same and report to this court at Its next regular term. In the matter of second reading of report of viewers on the following roads: L. Koellermeler; R. Fanton; A. B. HIbbard and H. J. Ward; report of viewers read second time and or dered submitted to District Attorney as required by law. In the matter of bond of R. 11. BeaUe as tax collector; ordered t tint said bond bo and Is hereby approved. In the matter of derd of M. M. MeGoohan to Clackamas County for a road; ordered that said deed be re corded by County. In the matter of road tax collected In city of Canby for year 1908; order ed that a warrant be drawn on gen eral road fund for $228.28 being one half of amount ao collected. REAL ESTATE James Craig and wife to Charles Neon, 80 acres of section 11, T. 4 8., R, 1 K.; $2600. Leo J. Holleuberk to Svend L Sveudsen and Rasinlne Svundsen, 20 acres of sectlou 7. T. 2 S., R. 3 K; $2000. Waverly Association to Michael J. llreslln and Kllen nroslln lot 7 nf block 19. Cambridge; $;00. Herman Stego to Andrew Knight, lots 7 and 8 of block 3. Weed's Ad dition, Canby; $150, , 0. I). Hoardman and Ellnabeth lloardman to Earl C. nronough, lota 5. 8. 11, 14, RoArdmau's Addition to Jennings Lodge; $1635, Edwin A. Stevens and Angela Stev ens to Calla B. Charlton, 125 acres section 34. T. 3 8.. R. 6 E; $20(10. Maggie Whltselt to William Pot ter, 84 of WVij of the NW 1-4 of section 3, T. ! S., R. 3 E.; $t0. John Loder and Grace Loder to W. a King-Iota 3 and 23. block 8, Shaw's First addition to Oregon City; $1.00. Edwin Hedges et al to Joseph W. Wltrlg. lota 7. 8. 13. 14. of block 19. Gladstone; $425. John Sumlgren to Fred Bauren, 8r 3 acres Roots addition to Marshfleld' $10. Melanthon 8. Robinson and Naomi Robinson to Horaco M. Taggert 40 acres In section 14, T. 2 8., R. 6 E.- $C60. Bertha E. Hughey and Edward G. Hughey to H. M. Taggert 40 acres of section 14, T. 2 S.. R. 6 E.. and 20 acres of section 14. T. 2 8.. R. 6 E. $1000. Sarah Thompson and J. B. Thomp son 10 Clyde Hughes part of D. L C. of D. D. Tompkins and wife. T 2 S., R. 1 E.; $950. Clyde Hughes to Don. C. Shaw. Dart of D. L. C. of D. D. Tompkins and wire, T. J S., R. 1 and 3 E.. contain- Ing 2.76 acres; $650. Gust Finger and Emma Finger to Hllmer Lubke 10 acres of section 17. T. 2 S., R. 2 E; $125. Mary A. Simmons and J. H. Sim mons to J. H. Mautley and 8. A. Mautley all of lots 4, 5. of block 151. Oregon City; $10. C. W. Rlsley and Alice Rlsley to J. Baugo and H. Baugo, 105 acres of tract No. 43. Rlsley Acreage; $100. Cortlen H. Armstrong and Manda Armstrong to G. E. Pottrati 80 acres of section 27, T 4 8., R. 1 E., $45o0. C. E. Rlsley and Alice Rlsley to 0. Matson and Edith Matson. part of D. U C. of J. S. Rlsley No. 61, In T. 2 8., R. 1 E.; $500. ' C. D. F. Wilson and Gertie M. Wil son to Mrs. F. A. Garrison 14 acres In section 35. T. 3 8, R. 1 W.; $275. M. B. McGeehan to Clackamas County, part of D. L. C. of William Holmes and wife In T. 3 8, R. 1 E $1. M. J. Dlcken to John Sklrvln and Clara Bklrvln 10 acres of tract of land In Clackamas County; $600. John Sklrvln and wife to Mary J. Dlcken 10 acres of T. 2 8., R. 2 E .; $600.. Herbert and Georgia Wilson to T. H. Wilson lots 38 to 46, Inclusive. block 16; lots 5 and 6, block 41; lots 25 to 38. block 41; lots 41 to 48, blk. 41; lots 1. 2. 3. block 41, Mlnthorn Addition to Portland; $1.00. 'Katherlne Holzman to Orson F. Persons 1-4 acre, T. 3 and 4 8., R. 1 E; $75. Henry Mitchell to Margaret Maden 6 acres In section 28, T. 3 8., R. 4 E; $1. Jerome S. Robinson and Mable Rob inson to Horace M. Taggert E of NE 1-4 of section 14, T. 2 8., R. 6 E.; $1300. H. T. and Luella Tabor to Charles YOU'LL HAVE YOUR HAND8 FULL to find better groccrlea at more rea sonable prices than we offer. In fact we do not believe you can do It. Don't nay you can without first examining our groceles and learning our prices. That's only fair to us and fair lo yourself. Tho better Judge of ipiiil Ity and value you mo the surer we are of your order. Special for this Week. Walnuts 15c per pound Malta Vita 5c per package Currants 10c per package Raisins 10c per package Prunes 5c per pound Swift's Pride Soap 8 for 25cts Pyramid Wash Powder 15c pkg A. ROBERTSON THE 7TH 8TREET GROCER. Both Phones 41. Stonehouse, block 40 and 41, Claoka tuna Heights; $1900. Linn K and Knna Jones lo N. A Rodltin, et nl, 40 acres of soollon 28. T. 1 8.. R. 3 K.;$,... ' F. T. Johnson to Iamu H. and Mary U Davidson M of an aero of Field Ing Tract, Clackamas County: $1000 Benjamin K. Illrsch Sr., and Dora II. Illrsch to Grace Loder 40 acres of section 16, T. 3 8 R. 4 K.; $1. Ralph Knight to Mrs. Anna Knight lot 9 of block 2. Canby: $1. Nancy Sutherland, et al, to Fred S. Morris 55.67 aero tract of land In Clackamas County; $5567, Karollne Heller and Joseph Heller to Bnbottft Wllhelm lots 1. 3, 3. 4 10, U, 13. 1.1, and 14. block 81, Oak Grovo; $3500, H. Glldner and Katie K. Glldner to Clarlase Clark, all of block 24, 13. 12 and lots 20, 21. as. block 3. llvde Park, Clackamas county; $20S0. David 8. Uvesey and Mary Llvesey to Sarah Jonoa. 50 acres of section 35. T. 6 S R. 1 W.j $700. Thomas Mctlorry to Belinda MrGor ry 16 acre In section IS, T. 3 8 R. 5 E.j $300. John McGorry and Catherine Mo Gorry to Margaret Dooloy 60 acres in section 12, T. 3 8.. R. 6 E.j $300. J. H. Mlddleton and Marv S. Mid. dleton to Lewis EndrUul, 3 97 acres of Section 8, T. 2 S.. R. 1 E. B. A. Beach and Clara Beach to Ed ward Kent lot 9, 10, block 12: Glad stone; $600. Collin A. Beebe aud Ethelyn E. Bee- be to II, M. Umburt 10 acres of sec tion 36, T. 1 8.. R. I E. Jennie B. F. Martin and Lcandor Martin to Carrie V. Moores, tract of land In Oak Grove; $900. Jennie B. F. Martin and Lcandor Martin, tract of land in Oak Grove; $600. Flora H. Kllgore to Ellxa A. 8pauld Ing lota 16, 17 and IS, block 98. Oak Grove; $700. Hler H. Lima and Annie Lima to Ollle Rostvold 40 acres In section 32, T. 5 8., R. 1 E.; $3300. School District No. 106 to Lewis Endrl one acre In section 8, T. 3 8., 11 E.; $150. B. and Katie E. Glldner to Emma McNeil, lots 1 to 6 Inclusive, block 14: lots 3 and 4. block 16: lots 13 to 33 Inclusive, block 1; lots 19. block 3, Hyde Park. Clackamas County; $400. Emma McNeil to J. E. Maher, lots 1 to 6. block 14. Hyde park, Clacka mas Couuty; $150. Emma McNeil to B. A. Burr, lots 25 to 33. block 1. Hyde Park, Clacka mas County; $400. B. and Kstle Glldner to Bertha C. Relgg. lots 17 and 18 block 16, Hyde I'ark; $50. J. C. and May McCullen to A. II. Sage, and Anna M. Sage, 1 acres part of block 5, First Addition to Barlow; $900. Charles and Ullle Baker to J, E. Greenwood, et al., lot 6, block 7. Zo brlst Addition to Estacada; $80. Casper Junker and Katie Junker to Max Davles, lots 4 and 6 of block 2. Junker's addition to Sandy; $375. llllara and Olive Potter to George W. Kenny, south half of west half of N. E. 1-4 of section 2, T. t 8., H. 3 &, $.1000. William 0. Ilrlciley and Mary Brlckley to Emma E. Volheyc, et al. land section 29, T. 18. R. 2 E $100. Willamette Fruit Company to T. G. Lee, all of block 65. Pruneland; $700. Laura and A. 8telnman to Helena M. Rlnearson lot 8, block 6. Mllwau- klo Park; $75. I'nlted States to John Olium ir.n acres of land, 8. E. 1-4 of section 14. T. 3 S.( R. 5 E.; Patent, HANDICAPPED This Is the case with msn Oregon city people, 1 Too nianr Oreiron Pit Mttiona 1,, lisndlcnpped with a bad back. Tbi unceasing pain causes constant mis ery making work a bunion and stoop ing or lifting an ImposVhlllty. The back aches at night, preventing re freshing rest and In the morning Is stiff and lame. Plasters and lini ments may give rollef hu. cannot reach the cause. To ellmlnnm 11. pains you must cure the kidneys. Doans kidney pills cure sick kid neys and cure them permurcn'.ly Can you doubt Oregon City evldence W. M. Stono. a well-kn m-n rnuMont of Oregon City,. Oregon, sn: l have been greatly benlllte.d by the use of two boxes of Doans Kidney pls. My irouHies were occasional dizzy spells nnr tco frvunnt ;,aiure of :hv kid ney secretion. I hud to get up often at night on account of Hie luttor an noyance, also suffered at times from attacks of back aehn. nnvlnir rnn,i such grent relief throun the use of uoan s Kinney puis I do not hesitate to recommend thorn." for sale by all dp.il.ua r;i,. r.n cents. Foster-Mllbern Co,, Buffalo, New York,' solo agents f,)r the United States. Remember tlm take no other. Lists 2037 and 6 61. Restoration to Entry of Lands In Na tional Forest. ' Notlrp l herrtiv aivfn tht 11.. rrllwd Iwlow, emhriu'injc 1.11 ni-rr, wllhln tllr rjrfgr.n National Kiirrnt, Orrxnn, Mill lit nlirct to nflllrmrnt and rnlry unitrr Hit j,.. . .,... 01 w.t nomeatrnil Inw. of the rnltcfl Htatri and thr art of nr 11, Hum .... .un., ai uir lliillrn sintr. land nHlcent Portland, Orcein, on April ail, 1 mil, Anjr mrttlrr who I. nctunllr nn.l In ood faith cliuininK any of .aid land, for nxricultiiral liurpo.r. prior to January 1, llliill, anil ha. not abandoned inmr, hit. a prrfrrrnur rlitht to make a honie.trad entry fur the land. act. tinlly occupied. Said land, were II. ted upon the application, of the per.on. mentioned below, who have a preference ilxht ulirct to the prior rl)it of any uch .ettler, pro vided inch .rttler or apullrnut I. iiuallfled to make home.trnd entry and the preference riant I. ncrciwd prior lo April VII, Willi, on which date the land, will lie .uliiect to.ettle nient and entry lyanyunllf!rd per.on. The land, are a. follow.: The NWV. of NUM. theNofHWl, ofNHV,, the awft of HWl1 of NK'4, the WWofNWl. of NWU of 8 HI the til, orNKt4of hW,, the SW.l, of HKVi of RWU, the WlofSIIl, of NHWof SWIj, rtec, .'U, T. 2H., It. 7 It., II. ted upon the application of Harry Morton of Heaverton, (Irexon. The WViof Mil, ofNH, and the VVViof NK of NKttofNR&, Sec. a, T. 2 S It. 7 H., an. plication of I-. II. lil.tnn, of an Pront t Hortland, Orexon. Fred I'ennett, Com mlMloner of the Oeneral Land lllllce. An proved February 11, 111(11). Prank Pierce Flr.t A.al.tant'bccretary of the Interior. 4- m4, 0 .... - 11. lj - -4 - t - !! !) " -11 ( ' ' I) - l k - C I) , "II- (! I- -tl H ft-. -i.nl-.. 1 1 I) 11 1 t I)-. j 0 1 -1 i.lJ-i is I "''' ' ' l Sm.,i.i-, i; I) 11 ..: - iy.i 1 t ),n - I-. ( D-iiji ; t 'HI n ; I)-. t. h.. ... - ( D-. O 4ftW -4 IV- , ,. , ., '. I L . 1. , LtB Hard Steel Wire as you find It In the "PEERLESS FENCE" U without question the best material to put Into fencing, Soft wire Is cheaper snd much less expensive to work, but It bsgs In the summer ami and every tltmi a steer backs Into It or a hog rubs on It he leaves his plio togrnph, The IVerVss tin or lock at the Intersection of the line wire and cross bsr holds the Intersecting wires In firm grip and does not per mit a slipping of either wire, up, down or lo the aide. The Peer less ran, be used on rolling lands as well as on prairies. The price of 48 Inch fence In lots of 100 rods Is 42 emits a rod. This fence Is ornamental and the most durable In the market. Nine bars made with top wire of No. 9 bottom No, 9 other wires No, II 42a per rod. FRANK Oregon City, Franklin's Precepts. Benjamin Franklin advised the fol lowing precepts as a sure guarantee of success; Temperance. Eat not to dullness; drink not lo elevation. Silence. Speak not but what may benellt others or yourself; avoid tri fling conversation. Order. Let all your things have their plsrrs; let each part of your business have It time. Resolution. Resolve to perform what you ought; perform without fail what you resolve. Frugality Make no expense bm to do good to others or yourself; I. c, waste nothing. Industry. Lo no time; be alwsyj employed In something useful; cut off all unnecessary actions. Sincerity. l'si no hurtful declt; think Innocently and justly, ami. If you speak, speak accordingly. Justice Wrong none by doing In juries or omitting the beuflts thu: are your duty. AT THE Farms, City and Suburban Property, Lots and Business Chances for Sale or Trade. W. F. SCHOOL Y & CO. 606 MAIN ST. OREGON CITY, ORE. Will Treat You jRjght Df. VLADIMIR JINDRA FROM EUROPE ELECTRO-NATUROPATH All Chronic Diseases Cured Without Msdleln or Operation European Method. Room t New Masonic Bolldlag Home Phone Main 24 Psolflo Prions Main 112 Careful of Your Property One of the secrets of our success in the Baggage and Transfer Business Safes, Pianos and Furnitue Moving Williams Bros. Transfer Co, Phones, Office II2I, Residence FIVE-MINUTE TALK How la Keep Away CHICKEN LICE MITES COCKROACHES AND BED BUGS For a Whole Year k a Hlagla Application ml AVENARIUS GARBOLINEUM (Otrman Wood PrtiMr Non-polaonoua, Hnltrr Orlur. Inl up In llttioirraphrd ctn only Iwn't t your dnlr Klva yuu a wortba Imltntlon. VOH &ALB BY ALL DKALICIUf. Carbollnmim W004 Frmrvlnv t't. t'uruaiui, ur - MllwaukM, Wta. New York, v r HaJi Franclaoo. Oal. Fisher, ThD sen 4 Co, Wholaiala Annli. Lapt. 1H. Fort land Origon. Wrlta for Taatl moalala. BUSCH Oregon Irylnf iireimriiUoiis limply dvU opdryoalarrai ty dry up the seerelluhs, whiub adbars to Iks mtulmui and tUi-nnia imm, musing Si(r inure Mriuus UuuMs Ihsa lbs unllDurr furm of rsUrrh. Avoid all drying tnluuuit, furnm, sinnkm snd snuff and un thst wliloli Imum, nuitliM and hrala. Elf's Crrm Halm wilt mutor eaUirh or eld In thl UmiI wwilr sud plMMnlly. All dniggUts Hie iO esul sits. Kly Urothsrs, 60 Wsrreu btrwt, H.w Tork. Th Italia Is nd without ibM ant Irriuu or mum inilng. It ijirmdi Itwlf evsr sa lmutd snd angry urf.-, rllv lug InunediaUly lbs painful lunaiuiusllua. Kly's CrMua lllm eunuins nu eocalus, Bsreary Dor otbr barniful drugs. I STRAIGHT 4 SALISBURY j PLUMatNQ TINNING and I GENERAL JOIBINO. I Wind Mills, Pomps and Hydras- , lie Rams a Specialty. I I Phone 2681. Oregon City, Oregon. OLD STAND I I833 52S Main Street ONLY ONE GENUINt THERE 18 ONLY ONE GENUINE CARDOLINEUM, THAT IS THE AVENARIUS CAR80LINEUM, THERE IS A CHEAP IMITATION ON THE MARKET THAT IS BE ING OFFERED AT FROM 11.00 TO S1.25 PER GALLON. THE GENUINE AVENARIUS CAR. BOLINEUM IN QUART CANS SO CENTS, AND ONE GALLONS AT 11.60 WILL DO ALL THAT IB CLAIMED FOR IT. 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