Oregon City enterprise., October 07, 1910, Page 2, Image 2

OREGON CUT EXTKUrmSK. FRIDAY, OCTOItKIt 7, 1JH0.
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ia so for over SO ye.irs, lists boruo tho sitrnnture of
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. Ponnl Miporvlsion slnee HsltiiV.tey.
w.'T'w' AlUwuo oho to deceive you hi Usi-.
All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd "Tust-iis-pvod" are bi;t
Experiments that trislo with ami endanger the hoa:.-ti of
Infants and Children Experience against Exneriiuvi:;,
What is CASTOR! A
CastorU In ft harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pa:v
pone. Drops ami Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. Is
eontains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Jv'arootie
Mibstanee. Its nprc is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic It relieve Teething: Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and iiowels, givhij healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
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Tiis Kind You Hare Always Bought.
In Uss For Over 30 Years.
NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
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h-ini'" 'u'this vicinity and improve-i will take our pencil and write in oun
mi nts co on. " ! old position at the scrub's desk this;
Mr Kleiiismith's residence has; wet morning, j
t.een'sold l.ut the man does not take, la a general way our people are all,
not iu until next vear. Mr.: well and busy staying a; home.
Robeson ami wife have moved into Road worktop has been poms on
the hot -e ' here for some time and we don t
Mr urd has bought the property , know when the work will stop In this
latelv Vacated bv Mr. Robeson and; part ef Clackamas county. One thins
wjf,,' ' i we do know, the mads will bo better
F E'y was in this vicinity last; than we ever have had.
week'witha man who expects to pur-i The county is putting in cement
chae the hop vard. j .foundation at the south end of the
The tr-rth end of Molal!a Avenue Bakers Ferry Bridge on the Clarka
i bein- i-nproved bv a new six foot mas River. That may aid the people
sidewalk and the nouses in that of Multnomah county to cross over
v'cinitv fire being painted too. (the river in safety when Multnomah
Wm" Ees' store on Molalia and ; county pets the north side of Clack-:
Tin Greets is nearing completion. lamas County added to Multnomau
Fred Curran is preparing to build ; county. As soon as we get our el'
a new houe i trie railroad Portland people will be
' Mers Francis and Martin cleai.rd ! liable to incorporate their city and
out their well last week ready for the. then the south side of Clackamas
fall showers. river can be annexed to the new Port-
Mr" S. J. Mack was the guest of land on the north side.
Mrs B'shop of Sellwood last week. The farm produce that sails by here,
Gradr'a Clark has gone to Mount; in wagon schooners with horses.
Pleasant to keep house for her grand- hitched fast, beats any year we have
son, Frank Clark, who is attending' seen.
high school at the Eastham school, i Grant Mumpower's pocket sawmill:
'Grandma Baker, of Si'.verton, was; is running full blast putting out Orst
visiting her son, Lon Baker and fam-; class lumber.
ilv last week ' Mendenhall has the finest
t r u r..,i a Mr I ivman ' poultry yard here that we know of
,J?J- Zlll C-lacUarn.sct.unty and a fine lot or
on Thursday. No bones were broken. I b.duUry
Henry Schwack returned from! on? tprm an(1 ,h(.rt; wl!I be iotR 0f
Eastern Oregr.n last week, where he i kn0Bied?a hox(?d up in their young,
went to harvest, and he is now driv-, mjI1(ls at trlj time. That's right, ,
Ing a team for r. Skinner hauling: y0UII1, peopie do your best. Success
wood sad lumber. ! t0 tfie pj,ns and their teachers. j
Mrs. Anna Zoder, of Nebraska, is; -Rev. Chafy, of I-ents, will preach
visiting her nephew, J. W. Gerber and i at the church on the second day of
family this month. i October at 11 o'clock. Bible reading
fiee'ree Cillett, who has been visit-; at 1ft o'clock. All are invited to come.
Ing here since last March, expected ; We have never seen the water so
to have returned to his home in Kan- low in 25 years as It is at the present
sas next Monday, but will be detained; writing. The same way with Clear,
as he is suffering with neuralgia and Creek
pneumonia fever. He never recov- Our oil well Is down COO feet The
ered from the bruises received from company is arranging to pet the oil
a faliing snag in August. ""'a o3 ui."s i... u-..... ...v.,
YV. A. Dimick gave a fine talk on sett,,'i-
Profession Tuesday evening at wonse Than Bullets.
Brandt's Hall. The weather was Worse Than Bullets-
stormy and the audience was veryi Bullets have often caused less suf
Bmall fering to soldiers than eczema. L. W.
i Hairiman, Burlincion, Me., got In the
The Call Of The Blood ! army, and sufTered with, forty years
' for purification, finds voice in pimples, "But Buck len'. Arnica Salve cured
bolls sallow complexion, a Jaundiced. "n all else faded, he writs
bok, moth patches and blotches on latest htal7, for sores. I leers,
he skin.-all siuns of liver trouble Hoils. Burns Cuts Mounds. Bruises
But Dr. King's New Life Pills make and Piles. 25c at Jones Drug Co.
rich rd blood; give clear skin, rosy, TnN
cheeks, fine complexion, health. Try; '
them. '25c at Jones Dmg Co. j pM)pe compain al)0ut dry
... w , . .oi, 'weather now days, for we surely had
Alfalfa sweetened dairy food "; , f rain the last week.
creases nalk one-third, sold by the ryD j B and famil who
Oregon city Commission Company. ; Estacada. have
DOVER.
H. H. Udell nauieu mrm.er ior ::.
bridee on the Exon place last week.; E nf Mn)
Mr. Semlster has been quite poorly ;wpre Cotfil vxifi(ors last Slirirtny-
Of liiti. I T G TH v 1 tho nu: n-r nf o tiPW
Oaylord Keith was home over Sun-, ,,iBV Harrow' ' i
day from Esttcada where he Is at Mr Wa)a., turned to Highland!
tending High School. !f ,h( hjl Stn,a
Every one is busy now days gath-, h(, yjn ()f nah ha i
ering apples and digging potatoes. , d b aM ,(t Elwoo,
Rev. Reed, the new pastor, was, ad Mr9w . Rown, of Port.
eallmg in this place Prlday and Sat-Ian(j w(.ro QUt vimug tne iatu.r.R
"""I"' , t'.i. n ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, of!
There will be preaching at the Do-' pw,JO(j
ver clo.rch October Sth. All are cor-: ; 8choo, parted last Monday.!
dially inv.ted t attend, at 10:30. T), ,,ros. of Snulj(; were ,JHV
M'fs M-iryB'-ws's home from Port-!hH , , for tho nfcw 8choo,j
land. She will attend school here; nifttrJct Na 122.
tins winter and take up tne tn grauo ,
work.
number nf the vrmn tiPonle ;
?peiit the evening Friday wi'h Miss:
I)ut"S at tne nome or c. A. Keith.
1iIm;h- H"..'S rtiii. i i.nen r'ji.x iiv il
Oregon CHy Commission Compjny.
f.rnpo boxes and crates sold by the
NEW AND SECOND HAND
FURNITURE, STOVES, RANGES, TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE, SHELF HARDWARE,
NOTIONS.
Pay Cash and Sell for Cash
Get my prices and see if I can save you money
J. H. JV1ATTLEY 905 7th street
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Signature of
STONE.
Aa n .li.i nor net nominated we
I moved back to their place at r.i
' wood.
Putz Bros, are busy chopping grain
nr.phhnr.
0ran,,ma rx and sr)n s WPrl
enests a' Mr. and Mrs. Aiken'j all
Mulino Sunday.
Mr. W. (lorbet.t and family will
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; IIIO.K Ml null jij'm. nix r iiiiw, u- j
. ,h. .ntnr
Robert Puiz is the proud owner oft
a conp'e of Belgian haves.
A well lias been dug at the s.dioot
house. '
Mrs. Holden was out staying with
Mrs. Elliot last week.
I', S. .nix has been busy vuukiu.t
at his mill tiani
' Krank llitner and Ernest llovian
of Ktnond, were hnsltuss callcs at
.Meadowbi'ook last week.
The "Mauslilon" Is neailtur com
pletion. ' Nobody Is allotted o i:
near il unless' they have perm's.o'oii
of the landlady.
Mr. Freeman had a welt dus i
fee last week.
'Julius Schlewe was a Colton visitor
last Sunday.
J. J. Jones lias made his apne.iiivice
back at Colton njtaln, with a tine
team, new harness and a new w.-f.en.
1ool.s as If he means Imstocn.
Carl Stromsieen was at liei;..n
01: v on business last week.
Mr. K. ;race, of Timber tlrove. was
haulitnj oais for Mr. Etmstri.m at
Colton.
Auntie Stromgreen and Mrs. He'd
en attended church at Colton Siiud.i
Why People Cough
is n mystery when Dr. Hell's Hue-Tar-Honey
will rule any cough. Uk
for the bell on rtu bottle. It marks
the genuine. J.uies Drug Co.
Oregon City Commission Comivmy
has now a largo stock of branj en
hand.
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YOU NEED K
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IN YOUR HOME
No doubt you have often envied voi r ci'y friends and w I died for 'he coi.vvnlencca afforded by inooern water
supply under pressure, in your liom v T!i. Leader Water Sttem IP. enable you to enjoy these adv.iuus.'i
more thoroughly than is po.-silde w.th an;- other svstem. The Leader Is pot an ordinary farm water aupply
ssstem with Its attending troubles a:ul a:i!inyanr . It Is far from ordinary. It will furnish a dependable supply
of water wherever and whenever you desire it. You can eujoy modern home conveniences. il( n UH tl,,. t.rit H.
toilet, etc. Y"ou will have plenty of water for all domestic purpose, the laundry, sprinkling and PROTECT
ION AGAINST FIRE, that danger which constantly menaces the rural home. Pressure up to 125 pounds
may be obtained with The Leader System. Aa is sliowu In the lllustratl m. the lank may be pbicul In th.
basement (more often it is placed underground) where It keen tho water cool mtil fresh In summer mid pr
vents freezing In winter. The beau'y of The Leader Syitem Is that II la practically tr.uihlcless. With the ex
ceptlon of a few moments when the water or pressure becomes low. It. needs no attention. But for the fact
that every time you have occasion to call on its aervicet you are remindsd of iti efficiency, you would forget
that you had such a thing as an Independent water aupply. We will be glad to tlvc you an estimate on a sys
tem that will meet your requirements, use the coupon. .
Write Today for Cata
logues or call on
VV. J. WILSON & CO.
OREGON CITY m
J. J. SANDSNESS
CAN BY, OREGON
For Future Information
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WILSONVILLE.
Mrs. Marion Young spent a day or
two ;it the County Fiiir at Canhy last
week,
Ray Baker spent a few days la
Portland last week, having some den
tal work attended to.
John Butson was In Portland for a
little while this week, on business for
bis pros;rous real estate firm.
Jake Peters' handsome new store Is
nearitiE completion.
Mr. Iiwry has been doing real es
tate business in Corral Creek district.
Norris Young is building a neat
little bungalow on his property near
the river
.Miss Weirman, of Eastern Oregon,
has been visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thornton. Miss Weirman
Is an experienced school teacher, and
may accept a position in our county.
.Mr. Aden will soon have In a nice
lot of ti'-w if.ods.
The Commercial Club of Oregon
City has n-a.de it possible for Clack
amas County to be properly repre-s'-n'ed
Ibis year in the way of placing
fruits and produce where they can be
observed, and that Is all Clackamas
needs. This progressive Hub should
be duly appreciated by the county
residents.
The boats are mailing preparations
to irlve more service on the river,
which will be rptile an accommoda
tion to their patroiu along the river
front.
Mr. N'ende! and daughter Esther re
turned from Eastern Oregon on Tm-s-day.
The Indies' Aid of the ( 'cirr'i'.w
tlonnl Church will meet with Mrs.
Reed flraham on Thursday afternoon,
Oroher i:ph, at two o'clock.
Mr. Butson's new collage is now
completed and Mr. and Mrs. Botlnime
are comfortably located In these new
quarters.
The village correspondent made an
.-nor in last, week's liuns by saying
that "the operation upon Morris Cro
niiis' throat was performed bv a Port
land s,.,;ai:-:t." ,M,-. Croiii.,' Informs
us that he rode right, past, all the
Portland specialists to v to Dr.
.Mount of Oregon (jiy. Utile Morris
is doing splendidly.
7-1,,. rii-,...,,., fty c..mri.,n Com
pany has been doing a big business,
shipping in grain and produce tr th-
Compare Our Prices
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It IU. HtMMM WtW BBaT HITMODft
All w..rW fullr f imtrttilMHt fur nMM.t ) Mri,
Wise Dental Co., Inc.
Painless Dentist!
fn:n ili'tin. Tki d ml WchinatM PtWUNO.OKC.
Oili. m nun k lutaii, n.l
vinKity seat. The caplalns of the
lo.us say their shipments have been
very litis.! tlos fall, i Kvldently our
rarmers are appivelatlvp of the ad
:iniait.'s of selling to reliable people
in our home .euniy.
The Stangle lirosi haw been enjoy
vx well-eioned hunting trip. The
ciet's on their productive farm have
!eeii even bi tter than usual this year.
The caitop In front of Mr. Parity's
Inns store blew down with the recent
WHY
THE
)9 SIRABLE OF CITY
CONVENIENCES ?
wind. and now the genlnl smile ot
the proprietor can be observed from
til" street.
The M. B. A. Lodge will Initiate
three new members on Saturday
evening, the 15th. This will bring
tin- Older a few paces nearer LJio 100
mark.
We are all glad to have a Rood olu
Oregon ruin to settle the dust, and
mak" travelling pleasant once again.
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The Demon of The Air i
Is the germ of LaGrlppe, that,
breathed in, brings suffering to thou
sands. Its after effects are weakness
nervousne-a, lack of aptetll, energy
and ambition, with disordered llvef
and kidney. The greatest need then
is Electric Bitters, the splendid Ionic
blood purifier and regulator of Stom
ach, Elver and Kidneys. Thousands
have proved that they wonderfully,
strongtl e,, the , nerves, build up the
system and restore health and good
spirits after an attack of Orlp. If
suffering try them. Only f.0c. Per
fect sail .faction guaranteed by Jones
Drug Co.
8TAFFORD.
A sufilclent amount of rain hns
fallen so that farmers are beginning
to plow for fall grain. Although as
yet it yeems to como In streaks, as
the mull carrier n Sherwood No. 1,
It. F. D was crowing Saturday that
he had seen no rain nr. all, while the
Oswego carrier was drenched.
Mrs. Wolseriboni, a former resident:
of this ,ilace came from (ilencoe, her,
present home, last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Moser, and remained
a fov d 'vs calling upon old neighbors
and friends. Her husband suffered n
parabii,- stroke some years itgo, and,
she has been In close attendance up
on him until his death last month..
He was burled near fjlencoe.
Mrs. Fred Baker had a niece visit
ing iw.r 'i four days, returning tor her
home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Cage drove down to Wlllajn
ette on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carpenter and
baby have returned from a trip to
Connecticut, and while absent, flopped
In New York, Washington D. C, and
v.-ent to ::rp Nlaeara Falls and other
places of Interest.
The wind of Sunday night blew off
n good pol l Ion of Hie fall tipples, anil
leveled some fences,
i Mr. Sharp' fluid of corn was very
much flattened by the wind of Sun
day. Mr. W'aehlte, who lots been vlaltlng
his daughter, Mrs, tleo. Aden, was
taken worse with Ills old alTMctleu,
milium, anil depm-ted hastily for his
homo on Tuesday lust.
MULINO.
Several of the Milliitolles attended
lite fnlr at Ciinby Krlditt mid Satur
day and report the fair Hot so good
as It wits last vear.
Mulltio'H enterprising CitnivgetH
hate secured i IravelliiH library from
Salem mid the public Is cordially in
vited to piitroiitrc It and iniiKe It a
pernianeut Institution, There ur 50
volumes and when lliev are read or
at the end of six months lliev are to
bo aetit luu-k and a new supply can ho
bad If wanted, by simply paying
freight on same both was.
Miss lno Suoilgrass left for Heaver
Creek Sunday to begin leaching the
fall term of school ut that place,
which commenced Monday. Her
many friends wish her miccess.
Milllno's school opened .Monday
!th Itoss Ealon us principal.
John Evans has his residence on
Main street well under way,
Clarence Million has moved Into
the luuim recently erupted by Oscar
Daniels. t
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NOT ENJOY
MOST DE-
WATER SUPPLY
UNDER PRESURE
IMPLEMENTS
VEHICLES
Archie Davis left for Portland Mon
day to attend school this winter.
CLARKES.
Alex Hcherriibb) Is going to build a
new barn.
Mr. Marquardt sold nine beef
cattle.
Ed llettmun wag hauling brick last
week
Mr. Sullivan was In town Inst Sat
urday. Mr. Klrklund and his brother wont
to town last jveok.
. Mr. and Mrs. A. Deerst, from
I'nlon Mills, visited Mr and Mrs. W.
(i. Klolnsinllh,
Miss Mary Sullivan Is going to the
Catholic school In Oregon City.
8PRINGWATER.
Mr. Phil. Shannon was taken away
to the hospital last Hiiturday. We
all wish he could come back well mid
strong again,
A temperance lecluro was given lit
thu Presbyterian Church last Sunday
by Mr. Shuoblo and M. (.oiler of Ore
gon City. A main quartette was also
appreciated. ,
Every one Is preparing for a social,
for which we expect a good time. The
exact date will be given later.
Hal Cordon sold his. farm to Mr.
Smith and lias moved his family uwuy.
Every one roiiiemhuf next. Saturday
is Orange day. Are you n member?
Then acrid your nnino In right away!
LOGAN.'
There will be a dance nt Hie hall
on the St II
II. ('. Ilawley has been putting Homo
new roofing on his buildings.
Word has been received that. Jacob
Schilling Is seriously ill at his home
near Havana, Illinois.
Tllllfmin & Ward whlUi baling hay
In Multnomah county recemly imd
the misfortune to have their engine
roll tiff a grade and knock It fun of
Commission,
Claude Kprague Is tOW liorllcul
tiiral malinger at the Agricultural
College nt Pullman, Washington.
At lb" October meeting of Harding
Orange a committee of young folks
was appointed to arrange for an en
torluiimiciil In the near future,
j. W. Hampton Is gelling his new
house well under way.
Mr. Randolph Is building it new
house, haul ami oilier bulldlngx oil
Ills fiiini neiii' Viola
The Lower Logim school oielied Inst
Monday with aboiil Is pupils In !
pilniuty gulden mid II In the illu
capnl's room.
Mis, Meyers has charge of the Cp
per l.oxan selibol.
Svrd Front The Orave,
"I hud given up hope, after nearly
foul' years of HUltei'lug from a severe
lung trouble," writes Mrs, M. I DU,
of ClarUsvlllo, Tenii. "Oflen Hie pain
In my chest would be almost milionr
ulile iiud I could not do any vvmli,
but , Pr. King's New Pl-icovery luo.
liititle me feel like a Hew person. Its
thy best medicine made tut the
throat and Iiimks:" tilisiliiate emmlis
slilbborn colds, hav fever, la glippe.
astluua. croup, In oik IiIHk iiud Iidiii
orrhiKes, hear'iie mid whoopliiK
couch. lold ipilckly to this woudorrtil
iiiedli-liie. Try It. Uit cents and l,im
Trial bottles free, tlnal nuleed by
Jones Iiiiih Co.
EAGLE CREEK.
We have been enjoying mono re
(roNttliin showers the pnsl few days.
Kit. PoiikIuis. who has been lii East
ern Oregon, working throiiBh hacve'ti.
returned heme last Tuesday. He
made a trip to Molalia the tint or
this week to call on E. I, Pnllrey and
family.
.ii,..-t tv.iiii.tnM or Si.iolienson.
! Wash , was ut bis parents' home. Mr.
land Mrs. Wesley PiiUKtasH, the first
l of last week, mid he and his wife, who
'luivo been the guests of relatives for
the past two or three weeks, vveii'
'to Portland last Tuesday afternoon1
Ion their return home
j Mr. and Mrs. II, (1. Ilul.flmttoil. !
'and Mr. and Mrs. (Mailt attended the
. tlreilmm Fair last F "Iday.
) Ml.is Edith .1 Chapman a I'd her
1 friend. Miss Madlte Salisbury. of
i Pol t tit ml. were the Kiiests of Mr. ami
Mrs. It. II (llbsoii ov'r Sunday Mlai
i Chapman It a line plunlsie, be tit n
, gradii.tte of the New England tetl'l
Mrvatory of music, of Huston, ..! .
bin now , on her return to Port Intnl. I
m t up a "plum, studio at No. tirandj
Avenue, and I" r.uulv to itlve lessons;
In ti.innoiiv mid theory.
Mr. II Joy, of poiihmd, ranio out,
this nv Sunday iiud hc, services'
,".t the ...Ih-oI house Sunday noon, j
Roy Itoiutl.-iss butchered a beef on;
Mmtdiiv and peddled It nut nmiuig the!
f.i;iu.-i on Tuesday. j
Herman Ituns was seen over th ;
way on Sunday.
linu'i I'lt.'nciuld. of pover. passed'
th"oiir.h here on his way to Esigto!
Creek Sunday. ;
REAL ESTATE I
A. II Wall to Udla Hosteller. l"0
acres of p. U C of William J Itiown
township I south, ramie I e.ist (I.
Julius Heller to l.vdla Ibmteiier,
Ion acre -f U I. C. of Willi. im J
Pruvui, township 4 south. Mime I
cast. (I
Jorfet ihlnx and Albeit Misiie I t An
mt Htoice. ii'j acres of Hoot's Addi
tion to .Marshrlehl lit miction town
ship 2 south, ranee 2 east, 1.
11. E. lllld J. P Meters to Pellll
M. Evans, bind In seitbm I'', town
ship 1 south. rntiK.t ; cv,t. lU'.tuio.
.1. U Holier! ton to Mliiuli) Coy
lloltheust ipillter of section 1". KlWIl
ship It Kuii'h. miik!e il east. $10.
Rlfbiird and AuruxU Si luieiiliorn
to Henry Sehociil.orn, pan of block
1 10. or.-ie ii City, tl li"i.
(',. U and llantiii U Suldovv In W. I.
Stihiow. ii'i.-'h half of lot II. tract 2il.
Willamette traits, !o,
S n ail A Yoder to An mi Yoder. "tl
lu re of s-i tleti It. lo.nhip ." south,
r:Uiit 1 e.'Mt. lo. I
Ralph iilid Milan Acl.b y to A. M.
Myr, ID aires of section 'J'.', town
sbl. i I south, rang! 'J nst. tl.
Harry II. and V-'Ima II. Se.-ley,
to Frank and Christina Suo.v, 1,2 :P1
5 south, riiiiKe I oust, ttpni,
W iitul Una pensoti to 'f U Homii
lot i'.. block is. Mllwaul.l" Park. u
tleorre R. Cuiiiuiinns to C. P. Il
gen. land In sect Ion :'S. '.'!, township
J south, range 1 east, ft.
M. K. and J"bil I). Stevens to Ceo.
R Cumtnliiit-i. x :i;. acres of sections
lis, :".), township 3 south, rungo 1
mist. $1.
Kred E. Hurges' and Ethel K. Ilur
Kess to J. II. Hacker, 1172 acres In
section I, township II unlit h. tango 1
cast, and tii Interest In land to be
used as a roadway. $1.
Morton C. and Smile A. Jodil to
P. W. Haley, 1 acre In section .Hi,
township 1 souih, range il east, J.'ilO.
Clyde I). Havens In Minnie Sohn,
1 acre In section 27, township 3,
south, range I east, $'it)i),
John W. Iider and Oram Iider to
Frank nml Paulina (iiiwlllsta, laud In
Darling' addition to Oregon City, $1.
M. T, ami M. M. Freeman to Frank
a.i.l Paiilna (Itiwllstti, land In Dar
ling's ti'Mltlon to Oregon City, flK'a.
Basil II. and Esther Kellogg et III to
Edward Kellogg, Din acres of hccioii
.1, 7, 17, township 2 south, range 2
east, 1,
John ft and Mary Elizabeth Jos
eph to J T. Etiiils, lot H!, Mllwaulile
Acre. 37m
II. I Hpuhr lo Flora llrlur, 40 acres
of section 2, township 6 south, rang"
1 east, $22H0.
Elmer and Cora Coleman to J. J
Coleman and Iivlna M Coleman.
2U.C0 acres of sections 5, (1 township 2
south, range t east, fl.
Mary I llayoa to Samuel M. nnd
.f. li an nil Hays, block 41), Milt
thorn Addlllon to , Portland, $1.
Mary l Hayes to Carolyn A. Hayes
1 acre of M.liilhorn addition to Port
laud, $1
Frederick 0. Vonderahe to Jacob
('. Schorr and Christina Sclioff, r2
acres of sections t, 21, 28 211. town
ship 3 south, range 2 oast, $5(100.
W. II. Pope to Mrs. Mary ( Hay.
man, 11.80 acres of section 4. town
ship 2 south, range 2 east, $3000.
II. F. nnd Carrie 0. (ilbson to W. P.
Ferret, :I2 acres of Thomna ForroHter
P. E. 0. No. fit), township 2 south,
range II east, $1.
Florence J, Dunbar to Susan nnd
Thomas Clark, 17. fill acres of hoc! Ion
IS, township 2 south, range ft east,
$25.
James II. Black Ut (lotlfrey I,uly,
lots IS, lit, block 7S, Mlnlhorn Addi
tion to Portland, $f,0.
Warren 1). Hathaway et al to fico.
II. Websler, 1(11) (teres of sections 8,
7, 17, township 2 soin.h, range 2 east,
$1.
John W. nnd Ornce E. Loder to
John Buyer, land In Ezra Fisher I). E.
0., towushlp 2 soul It, range 2 east,
fl.
Francis C. Kllnglor to Arthur C.
Spraguo, 40 acres of Heel Ion 21, town
nhlp 4 south, rangn 1 ca::t, 1.
Paul Sntlzkn to Mary Stul.lie, part
of fsom Crawford P. E. C. township
2 souih, range 2 oast, 5 acres, $1,
Hi F and Susan C. I, Inn to I). W.
and (1. E, Cplogrovo, E.Kj of N.V.'t
section :!.', towmihlp 2 souih, range 2
oust, 7' acres, $:i(ino,
Bi-rllia Ylerlmcker to W. N. nndj
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R. B. BEATIE
Democratic Nominee lor
Couuty Judge, Stands for
the Direct Primary and
Statement No. I.
I w II! sluiid, If i-lei-t.-d County JioIk".
ful all ccoiiiiiiilcill ndmllilstlnl lull of
my otllce, uu.l will lake a special
lull-lent In liylug to suv.i tliu tltv
I'. neis till Hie money puislhlo, nnd
vvli! cudiMvnr In biive Hie rtin coll-i-.ti
in Hull nnd lu'ilee work done ulul
iiiil.UKi'd In sili-li II way , to lie ll
i-ipiul ami Jusi nmuiig Hie people ot
Clin k'lmus t'oulitv u Il U posiilble.
will i im hw.lsi iluit Ih.-ii, I,., ti-i
lieue deputlen nnd t'lellvs emplnVeil
iibuiit the com I houne d'li ho! mv I' nil
of ot.'lce, lliuil U absoliuely neeensuty
to riMiiniiilcnll) Iiud piupt'ily can)
on Hie bit 1 1 1 . w ri mule lo sf.it: y by
law,
As it no-mil, r of the llouul of Eipi.i
1 1 ; tt itn I nluill ileum It lay dutv at
ill time-, lo u net as In do Itbs.ilutu
Justice to the I'tvpuveis In e.iial-il-Hull
of their l:t.'.
I Will. If i I -lied, t.l the be.! of IllV'
iibllltv, perform tb" duties "f the of
fice of County .Pi t -.i lii such u way
tis lo fch,, the pei-ii1,. n snfe, h.ltie lllld
!iulnt".n Hi e liit'lilnlotl-ltlell
If flec'ed, I will have i,i p. -til nil') 1
favorite and will coU'birK the bub
in In Kiuti a way as to give nil peo
ple with whom htivc IiiisIii.'ds, uti
utisolute iiipiui.t ileal, regard!.-!! of
their tH'lltl.-ul iifflllntlutis.
It II. IIEATIE
(Paid Adv il
Alice M Rlnehiirt, lots 12 nml 1.1,
!il"fk Hull liiove. I I VI.
Susan nnd Tliemu-t t'lurk It Went'
eru Investment 'Co., bus t and 6,
section is, ti.un-.htp 2 south, ranite
I I'usl, 17.7H acres. li'V
Sunset latol Co. to llantia M. Cilia.
rev lots I, li and 7. Snimrt City,
$4;.')
F and M, llii'lx'.t lo p, A. U'wH,
lot HI. blitcit 1.1. liladstmie. $l')'i,
p, A. and Elili.t U'wls to .latne M.
Tracy, tot in, block IS. (.ladsioiin,
II.
I. t) nnd (;eil!.i ,M. NkhteoKali. to
A. O. Milllron and II. V, Har. W.'i
of S. E. 'i of N W 'i of section
II. mid N" W. of N E- ' tf sectlnii
u, town nip f souih. rang" 2 cut.
iMiitract, $ isuit.
Atuatuli Marouuy, widow of J"hti
Maioiiity, rt t tu William F. Ilutue)'
nnd tb'oigo E Towle. tint t!iust t,
of section 21. towtmhlp 2 south, runic'
5 i tist. leu acres, $1.
.1. T. Pntl.e, adm. of the entatfl of
Ijivllla llrown, in WIIIiiiii M. Shew
maker, '! Interest In laud ttommeie
i lng at the norHt boundary of Robert
Allen P. I. C, township r, south, rung,.
1 east, 1 7'J acres. V.
Mm. Fnnnl.t lliirtleil, ailtnln, of the
estiit" of Cladya llrown. lo "N"111!m
M. Shew maker, t .7'J acres of P. I C.
of Robert Allen, township ij hoii'Ii.
ratigti I east. $7,'iU.
ti, A. ami Maggie Cobb to Epiltt
L Shields, lots S, Jiu, 7"t and 7i,
f'ntihy Cardelis. 20 acres; $'J.VI.
Roland F nm) Henrietta ti Wallers
to A. J. Hoover, lot 12. Coolrhlgtt
llotiitt Tracts, 7.C.H acres, $T;s.
(ieorge W. nnd Calla Keiiney In
H. P. and Y. II. Osbitrn, Houtli tj of
west '., of northwest 'i section ',
tovviinhlp 2 tenth, range 3 east, tin.
mid Rosa Hosteller to L'vl
Hosteller. Sr., southeast 14 of sue.
Hon :i2, township 4 south, range 1 cast
75 acres, $7mm.
Western Lumber and Fuel Co,
lo .1. W. Reed nml A. N, Sparks, lots
2 to 12 Inclusive, block ft, IvUnriul.l,
$l!:iuft,
Western Fuel Co. lo
J.
W. He,.,
block ft,
and A. E. Sparks, lot
1.
Estiicadii, $.1.
W, It. and Ma .1. Ellis to Mario C.
Erlckson, lot s, Causey's Subiirhtitl
Tract. No. 1, 4.H2 acres, $lo7.
Albert and Addle Secrest to flen.
Secresl, quitclaim to east j, of lot
B, block 81, of Oregon City. $1.
John and Addle peiinlson to Frank
K. Panty, lot 51. First addition to
Jennings Uulge, $'.IUil.
James and Uz.le Skinner to E. A.
Eddy, ft acres of township 2 south,
range I east, $500, 1
Jennie and F. J. Walker to Willis
and Alma E. Holland, 84 acres of
seel Ion :i:l, township 2 south, range
4 east, $1.
Martha Elizabeth Shoppard lo
('has. and Christina Hulras, 11,01 tics,
of L A. Seeley P. I,. ('., aectlon 5,
township 4 south, range I enst, fill.
Joseph IH nnd llerlhn M. Denrdorff
to William M and Christopher P.
Kllleen, D.'l acres of section tl, town
ship 3 souih, range :i east, $ll,'iO.
Clay nnd Effie McNainee to Jnines
Barliley, 40 acres of seel Ion I, town
ship 11 south, rung" I east, $l.',7.
Alice P, nnd P- W. Haley to Ole
Ilenson, s ncres of section Mil,' town
ship 1 south, range 1 enst, $ 1 22ft,
J. W. and Mary E. Muiilitlng to A.'
II. Averlll, lot 2 of block 1, Mailtd
lug's Unit Addition to Idlewlld, $i!0.
Roliett II. and Mary Melcalf lo
II. C, CIiIhiii, 120 acres of section 4,
township I souih, range :i earn, $100.
Oregon Iron nnd Steel f'(. to James
Rklnner, 12. SO acres of Rosewood, $10.
Martin Prnlt lo Einnin J. Yeahcy,
lots I, ft, block (I, Enlncnda, $10.
Melvn E, ami (Ieorge W, Steele to
T. I). Ilaygreen, land In section 2S,
towmihlp south, range 4 east,
$ I fiOO.
Tliotnas F. Ryan nml Inez M. Ryan
to R. H. Snodgr-'iss, 10 ncres nf sec
tion I'll, township 4 souih, range 2
east, saOO.
CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT . TRUST
COMPANY.
Land Titles Examined.
Abstracts of Title Made.
Office over Rank of Oregon City.
JOHN F. CLARK, Mgr.
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