OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FIUPAY, MARCH 24, 1911.
G
I . I DOWN 1 100 FEET IMAKES LIQUOR SALES r
I lie lil I' I kiliyo WITH STONE WELL raSE
ig Slaughter Sale
of Shoes
We are sorry to say that we are com
pelled to raise money and the only way
we can do it is by
SLAUGHTERING THE
PRICES ON SHOES
We have to have some money in a
very few days, or we get into trouble.
We will guarantee that our prices
will be lower than any other place in
Oregon City. If you find this not to be
true you can have the shoes free.
If you need any shoes in the next six
months and have a few dollars to spare it
will pay you doubly to buy now.
Sale Begins Any Time
Our stock is complete and in ship-shape
lots of new goods and the latest styles.
Otff Number Is 612 Main Street
Opposite Barlow's Grocery Store.
Mcltittridt
The Shoe Man
" - 4 4 4
p. S. Nothing will be reserved as long as saie lasts.
IS. TRACEY DEAD
AT A GOOD OLD AGE
SHE HAS LIVED WITH HER SON
AT GLADSTONE SINCE DEATH
OF HER HUSBAND.
Lydla Miner Tracy, wife of the late
Taylor B. Tracy, died at the home of
her son, J. M. Tracy, of Gladstone,
Wednesday at 12:15 a. m., after a
year's illness. The remains will be
taken to her old home at Logan, and
laid beside those of her husband, who
passed away at that place eleven years
ago. Many of the old time friends of
the deceased attended the services.
' Mrs. Tracy's maiden name was Ly
dia Miner, and she was born In Jeffer
son county, New York, August 5, 1817.
. In the year of 1835 she wis united in
marriage to Taylor B. Tracy. In the
year of 1852 Mr. and Mrs. Tracy and
family started West and came across
the plains by-ox team, making their
home for many years In what is now
Logan, where Mr. Tracy took up a
donation land claim. In 1870 Mr. and
Mrs. Tracy left for the benefit of
their daughter's health, but. returned
a year later to Logan, where they re
mained until the death of Mr. Tracy.
For the past few years Mrs. Tracy has
been making her home with her son,
James M. Tracy, of Gladstone, and
with Mrs. Caroline Mattoon, of Viola.
Deceased Is survived by two child
ren, who are James M. Tracy, of Glad
stone; Mrs. Sarah M. Applegate, of
Yoncalla, Douglas county. One daugh
ter, Lydia Orella Tracy, died many
' years ago.
Asthma.
Is a distressing disease. Dr. Bell's
Pine-Tar-Honey relieves almost in
stantly. We guarantee it to give sat
isfaction. Painless Dentistry
In our pride our hobby our itodr for jmrm and
Bow oar raooftM, nd our. im th. btxt ptinlrm work
to bo found ftnrvhoro. no auttor now maon joa
ay. UMupar our ranoa.
W. Solan plato ana
briutf. work for out-of-town
patron, in
od. day if de.ir.ri.
PaioloM (traction
froo wnen plate, or
bridge work i. order
d trtaiuHatio. fm.
KobrOrawm $5.00
l22kBridt.TMta4.00
.Gnil,.,. 1.00
Euawl FiUmn 1.00
Sifrw Fillbif. .50
6Md RuUw
Platw 5.00
8tt RW Rubber m m A
put 7.50
Tmu fcrtrMw .50
BUT MBTHODS
.7
M.W.LWttt.1
AH work fullr curaatsed for fifteen roan.
Wise Dental Co.,
Painless Dentists
Wt IdMtaf. TIM and WnMnttM PMTUffl. Oft.
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WITH ITS TAX MONEY
LETTER RECEIVED FROM OFFICE
OF STATE TREASURER PROVES
" VERY COMPLIMENTARY. '
Clackamas county Is to the front
again even if there are carpers who al
ways see more things "over In the
next county" than are to be found at
home. Old Clakamas Is to the front
In its scenery, its productiveness,
its healthfulness, Its many privileges
for its citizens and In the development
that is coming along from year to
year.
And la'it but not least Clackamas
Is to the front in the matter of paying
Its obligf.tions, a tait that means much
for the uplift of the community and
the good of Its citizenship. As an
evidence of the financial promptness
for which we are noted we append a
letter from the office of the State
Treasurer, as follows:
Salem, March 21, 1911.
J. A. Tufts, Treasurer Clackamas
County. Oregon.
Dear Friend: Allow me to con
gratulate you and also Clackamas
county for being the first county treas
urer and the first county to pay its
quota of State Tax for this year. I
received your checks this morning,
and it made me feel good, to find that
old Clackamas was still in the lead In
promptness and attention to the pay
ment of its liabilities. It Is a small
thing, but I have managed aleady to
make everybody in the State Capitol
Building, understand that Clackamas
was In the lead, and Just such things
as that Is what makes a reputation for
either county or Individual. Therefore
I write this little squib to let you know
that a citizen of old Clackamas Is
right glad to know that we have got
the right man as treasurer. There
fore, shake, old fellow, shake.
Sincerely yours,
THOS. F. RYAN.
LOCAL FIRM WILL CONTINUE
VALUABLE AGENCY.
Huntley Bros. Co., of this city, have
just closed a deal whereby they will
continue to be agents for ZEMO the
well known remedy for Eczema, Dand
ruff, and all diseases of the skin and
scalp. .
The extraordinary leap that this
clean liquid external treatment for
skin affections has made into public
favor In the last few years proves Its
wonderful curative properties and'
makes It Indeed a valuable addition
to the fine stock of remedial agent
carried by the Huntley Bros. Co. Drug
Co.
They have a limited supply of sam
ples, one of which will be given free
to any skin sufferer who wishes to
test the merit of the medicine. A
booklet "How To Preserve the Skin,"
will also be given to those Interested.
A SECOND AND DEEPER 8TRATA
OF OIL-BEARING 8AND POUND
WITH THE DRILL.
GET BOTH WATER AND OIL IN .SAND
Citing to B Forced Further Down to
Shut Off Water Again OH In.
dlcatlons Art Bett Yet
Found.
STONE. Or., March 22. (Spl.t
Prospects become better each day
that the drill goca down into the earth
at Stone. Early this morning the
drill struck a strata of ollbearing
sand that contained much oil, but that
a little later opened up a small vein
of water thus destroying the good ef
fects of the sand and putting an end
to the oil prospects. This vein of
water did not come from the water
opened up above but seemed to be a
seeping In from the snnd atrata that
was passed through at the early morn
ing hour.
Water Is the bane of the oil or gas
well drillers and where the water can
not be controlled It destroys the ef
forts to get oil and seems to drive out
the gas when that commodity Is found,
even In quantities. It Is for this pur
pose that the casing Is driven Into the
well, the effort being to shut out the
water and keep it from Mowing Into
the well and destroying the oil and
gas conditions.
This casing has not been crowded
down so closely the past two days as
It was prior to that time for the rea
son that the formation through which
the drill was passing seemed to be
firmer and of a character that would
stand up for a day or two without the
support given by the casing. But
shortly after the drill struck the oil
bearing sand vein this morning there
was a cave-In of sand and dirt, filling
the full distance of the well not pro
tected by the casing and making it
necessary to clean out the well before
further drilling can be done.
The strata of sand struck this morn
ing was of a greater depth than anv
before found In the well, and the oil
prospects were more marked and the
percentage of oil greater, so that there
was rejoicing over the prospects when
the water was forced In and did Its
work of loosening and caused the
cave-in that made the delay In drilling.
The drill has reached a depth of
1100 feet; the water was shut off at a
depth of 1033 but broke loose again
shortly after the 1100 depth was
Th enrth paved in for a
I c-awc. - v:
distance of 30 feet, and now the casing
must be driven down the fun aeptn or
the drilling and then the well be
cleaned out
A new wire cable was attached to
it.o riHii tnHav and the manilla rope
discarded so that the drilling can be
continued to a depth of from 2200 to
2500 feet.
In the face of all the difficulties
that have visited the well and the
drillers who are working In It the
drill still continues to go down from
day to day. When everything goes
along without Incident the drill goes
down 50 to CO feet a day But wnen an- j
noyances come there is only about j
haif the progress made. Every day
shows progress; tne arm is now aown
over 1100 feet.
DIVORCED ON THE SLY.
Charge Made That Wife Was Not a j
Good Woman. j
Chas.'D. Taylor obtained a decree of :
divorce from Minnie N. Taylor In the :
Circuit Court in this county on Sep
tember 19, 1910. Mrs. Taylor has
been suing Taylor for $2500 a month
maintenance, and until this news
reaches her she will not know of the
decree. Taylor is a rich man and
married Minnie In Portland, having
met her In San Francisco. In his pe
tition for divorce he charged her with
many evilsKbut secured his divorce on
the sly. Later she avers he deserted
her on a trip to Europe, with 40 cents
in her purse. He says he sought di
vorce as soon as he knew her true
nature.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R I A
Executive committee tor pair.
The executive committee of the
Clackamas County Fair Association
met Wednesday afternoon and ar
rangements for the coming fair were
partially made. Several committees
were appointed. The soliciting 'com
mittee will be composed of O. E. Frey
tag, George M. Lazelle, of Oregon
City; W. H. Bair, L. D. Walker, of
Canby.
Basket Social Saturday Evening.
Miss Effie Grace, teacher of the
Stafford school, is planning with the
aid of the patrons of the school for a
basket social on the evening of Sat
urday, April 8. The proceeds will be
for the benefit of the school. In order
there may be a "hot time In the old
town that night" Justice Samson nas
been invited and accepted to auc
tion off the baskets.
A GREAT PHYSICIAN.
What He Said of Germs That Cause
Disease.
M. Pasteur, sometimes called the
Greatest Physician, often said: "I be
lieve that we shall one day rid the
world of all diseases that are caused
by germs.-'
Of all the diseases caused by germs
catarrh Is one of the most persistent
and loathsome. Catarrh can be sured,
but only by destroying the germs.
Breathe HYOMEI (pronounce it
High-o-me) and cure catarrh by kill
ing the germs. The HYOMEI method
Is the only sensible method, because
you breathe the highly antiseptic and
germ killing air directly over the en
tire membrane infested with catarrh
germs.
HYOMEI will cure catarrn. mere
may be some complicated cases where
It will fall, but the chances are ten
to one In its favor, and the sufferer
from catarrh takes no risk, because
HYOMEI is a guaranteed remedy, and
if it doesn't cure Huntley Bros. Co.
will refund the purchase price. .
HYOMEI will also give Instant re
lief and cure In bronchitis, coughs,
colds and croup. A complete outfit.
Including hard rubber pocket Inhaler,
costs only $1.00. If you now own a
Hyomel Inhaler you can get a bottle
of HYOMEI for 50 cents. 24-7
ITALIAN AT RIVER MILL DEFIES
ALL LAW AND IS TAKEN BE
FORE JUSTICE SAMSON.
filniHIT Mm mill rviKinv Mllea mill
Constable Urown Tuesday arrested
Louis lareiue, an Italian, ennrgeu
with the Illegal soiling of liquor at
Klvcr Mills, a station on the Spring'
water division of the rortliuul Railway
Lltfht A Power Comnnnv electric lino,
hunt a mils hulnw KHtncnda. For
some time complaints hnvo reached
the Sheriff's office against Careltl
but It was Imnosslblo to obtain ev
rlMPB until . few rliivi niro. when
Deputy Sheriff Miles wns at Rivet
Mill on other court business, mhos
vnlknrl Knhtlv Intn Pnratllln'a nlnce and
purchased a half-pint of whiskey for
50 cents and brought tne stutr to ure-
gon City, making a complaint, upon
vhlrh warrant vm Issued for Carel-
lie's arrest. The Portland Railway
Light ft Power Co. Is building dam
nn lha rlnrkamnn Tilvpr nt Itlver Mill.
and Carellle has been selling liquor
to the men employed there, lie whs
ordered to leave the place by Super-
intanrinnt FiAiphAr. hut reniseu. nnu
Is said to have threatened Fletcher's
life If an attempt was made to oust
him. A quantity of liquor wns brought
In by the officers, uareuio Doing com-
n.tlo,t In khitv nm.tll Vpff of Wine.
Luvellt Luyi is his Italian name, to
ha nrrtirata. and Tie was arralgnod be
fore Justice Samson Wednesday, the
charge being selling liquor without a
license. It Is said that he has not
even a United States license, which Is
ponnrnllv taken out hv Illicit sellers
In an effort to escape the Ire of Uncle
Sam.
Luyl became very "cocky'' as soon
as he was taken before Samson ana
the charge bejng explained, and the
evidence presented. Samson fined
him $150 with the alternative of 7S
days In jail. He at once went to Port
land. Constable Brown eolne with him.
to get the money from friends of his.
If he falls In this the jail sentence
will be enforced, and If he succeeds
the revenue officials are likely to In
quire Into his selling without U. S.
license.
COUNTY COURT ORDERS.
March Term.
In the matter of the petition of W.
F. Brlstow, et al, for a county road,
the County Board of Roud Viewers
having reported unfavorably 'on said
road. Ordered that said petition be
and the same Is hereby dismissed.
In the matter of the appointment
of J. F. Adams as Deputy Sheriff of
Clackamas County. Ordered that said
appointment be and the same Is here
by confirmed.
In the matter of the application of
the Publicity Committee of the Ore
gon City Commercial Club for a do
nation from Clackamas County to
promote Interests In Clackamas Coun
ty In the way of advertising. Ordered
that said application be denied.
In the matter of the petition of W.
H. Schleffer, et al, of a county road,
the district attorney having reported
favorably on said road. Ordered that
the same be declared a public high
way and ordered opened.
In the matter of the repair of the
Suspension Bridge at Oregon City.
Ordered that Clarence Simmons be
employed at $3.00 per day to take
charge of said work, to employ all
necessary help and make arrange
ments for material, etc.
In the matter of the claim of A. R.
Stephens for damages to his land for
the tearing down of fences. Ordered
that said claim be allowed In the sum
of $50.00.
In the matter of the petition and
subscription list of Geo. Randall, et
al, In the sum of J500.00 for grading
and macadamizing a certain road In
the vicinity of Brown's School House,
in Road District No. 16 and the recom
mendation of Frank Jaggar. Ordered
that the County donate the amount
subscribed by the petitioners.
In the matter of the purchase of a
ten ton steel roller and rock crusher
for Clackamas County, the bids for
the same having been received from
Beall & Co., Buffalo-Pitt Co. and
Beach & Co., and it appearing to the
Court that the bid from Buffalo-Pitt
Co. was the most satisfactory bid re
ceived. Ordered that said Company
be awarded the contract and thai both
crusher and roller be set up and put
In operation at Oak Grove, and work
in a satisfactory manner; the County
Court agrees to pay said Company
for said roller and crusher the sum
of $4900.00
In the matter of the application of
.1. L. Davis and C. E. Edwards for a
license authorizing them to sell liquor
In Cascade Precinct, and It appearing
to the Court that all matters pertain
ing to said application are regular,
the necessary bond having been ap
proved and filed, and tfce receipt from
the County Treasurer for $400.00 hav
ing been filed. Ordered that the Coun
ty Clerk Issue a license to said par
ties to sell liquor in Cascade Precinct
for a period of one year.
In the matter of the Improvement
of the Jacobson Road No. 641, and It
appearing to the Court that said road
can be put in condition for travel for
about $1500.00, and that the residents
in the vicinity for said road are wil
ling to donate $500.00 of said amount,
upon recommendation of Frank Jag
gar, It Is ordered that the Road Super
visor of Road District No. 1 open said
road for travel.
PILES! PILES1 PILE8!
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
It absorbs the tumors, allays itching
at once, acts as a poultice, gives In
stant relief. Williams' Indian Pile
Ointment Is prepared for Piles and
itching of the private parts. Drug
gists, mall 50c and $1.00. Williams
Mfg. Co., Props., Cleveland, O. For
sale by Huntley Bros, and Jones Drug
Co.
CURES
OBSTINATE
COUGHS
.
QUICKEST
WHOOPING
COUGH CURE
MOLALLA
RAILWAY
WILL BE BUILT
WORK TO BEGIN MONDAY OR
TUESDAY, AS THE CIRCUM
STANCES WILL PERMIT.
MONEY FOR GRADING SUBSCRIBED
Effort Will Be Made to Continue It
Out to the Molalla and High
land Sections of the
Country.
nna nt tha moat Imuortant move
ments that has ever been consum
mated in Clackamas county has been
hrnnirht In head within the DSSt few
days. It Is nothing more nor less than
the bringing together of the men In
terested In the building of an electric
miiwav nut throuch the Beaver Creek
country to Molalla and points In that
. . . . . 1 t
section or tne country, ana mo biku
in,? nn nt tha nrouosltlon In a way
and on a contract that Insures the be
ginning of the work within a rew oays.
ona nt fhn-pnt sections of the coun
ty Is that out Highland Way and Mo
lalla Road, and the mercnanis 01 me
much. Each and
every section contains people who are
welcome to this city ai an iimen, aim
.h aartinn has Droductlve lands that
promise much to the city that gets
the trade from the people or mew
sections. But this HlKhland-Moiaua
country Is so near, and It naturally
gravitates this way so easily, that tho
nature of the case mane u a cuu
iMnn that promises
much If we get It, and causes us to
lose much If we lose it. Ana mis oe-
In.. iKa nntiirftl nilt lnt to that section
It Is much easier for the people living
In that part of the county to como
horn With tholr commodities, and for
the purpose of trade, than for an at-
tempt to be maae 10 mven m.
.elsewhere. ,
Knowing these facts, ana mai in
good of one part of the county means
the good of all In a lesser degree,
perhaps, In some sections the Live
wire commiuee nas uei-n uuui8 nn....
proud In the consummation of tne
plans on which It has been working
the past two we.eks.
The pubimners or me mm""K
nrr.fia. him i.opn nware of the aulet
work that has been carried on for the
past few weeks but in the interest 01
M the movement the
committee insisting that there were
knockers trying to diock inins uu
F.,.v.nif ban hupn trivpn to the pro
gress being made that the committee
mlgnt be given every oppui miuiy w
make good. This has been done and
mltte feels that they
are ready to meet all criticisms and to
go ahead with tne worn wunuui. mm
-m nritiMnm or of what men who
have other axes to grind may wish
from the public in tne mauer. wnn
,nf isnnmiorira In mind the Morning
Enterprise will now tell the whole
story as it stanas ai mis wuims.
fha l.nnrH of directors of the
Clackamas Southern Railway Co. state
that they are more man pieaneu wn.i
.v. iikapcii anhnprintlnna to the capital
IUC - -
stock of the company by the people or
Oregon City, which insures me acuim
work to begin next Monday or Tues
day. The directors win noiu a ui
meeting at Beaver Creek Friday even
ing and the whole plan will be laid be
fore the people who reside in that sec
tion of the country, although a num
ber from that section nave wmuiu
at this time.
A few knockers have appearea uy-
on the streets, as usuai, oui uw
work has been so coarse tnai u nas
only added strengin 10 me e" v
Each knocker will bo nameo. ai m
meetings and his motive will be ex
plained so that strangers will not be
misled by false statements. .
"The directors nave receiveu
i.tnn tn otnnlr from neonle in
other counties, who are subscribing
as an Investment, as mey bib w
.,ointai with thn directors and have
faith in their Integrity.
'The people of Oregon uy ntB
set out to build the first six mues 01
the road and from present. indications
they will succeed, as meir piaim
business flke In every respect. In the
first place they will keep out of debt
and every dollar of the money raised
by subscription will be expended upon
the work under a competent roreman
and no officer of the company. win
draw any salary.
"The directors or this company are
well known men In this county ana
when they give their wora, tnai mey
.ni .umiia a lortnin course, the sub
scribers are assured that their con
fidence will not be violated.
"There Is no little railroad enter
prise in Oregon so Inviting as this pro
ject, for the reason that It will pay
good money from the, completion of
the first six miles in transporting saw
THE KING OF CURES
m. KING'S
MEKf EJDSCWIELW
FOR ALL DISEASES
THROAT
AND
LUNGS
JI0 A $ i
SOLO AND GUARANTIED BY 1
JONES DRUG CO.
logs to the river below the falls, also
thousands of cords of wood will find
a market, together with other freight
such as lumber, piling and other kinds
of freight from that rich country."
The above statement from those In
terested shows for Itself on Its face.
The commltteo Interested In the work
has accomplished much In securing
subscriptions for the building of thg
road, and the campaign being well uu
dor way an effort Is now to be made
to raise money along the line, stock
worth dollar for dollar being returned
to those who subscribe. To that end
a meeting will be held at neaver
Creek on Friday evening and the enter
prise explained to the people living
along the line of the projected road.
There Is no doubt of the feasibility
of the project, and little doubt as to
the profitable nature of the enterprise.
To those living along the line the
road will offer many Inducements In
that the building and operation of
such a line will mean the addition In
value to the lands In that part of the
county.
Work Is to commence on Mondny or
Tuesday, (his much Is assured by the
committee. It Is not a question of
some far-off date It Is Monday or
Tuesday, and the work Is to continue
until the grading has boon completed.
This work Is to bo done under the
direction of local men, and men who
are personally and financially Inter
ested. What news could be hotter at
this time?
Every citizen and business man In
Oregon City should subscribe liberally
to this proposition. The success of
the road will mean everything to the
city and much to tho county. Other
clttos are planning to build lines Into
tho rich section to bo tapped by this
line, knowing full well that to build
In there with this city having no line
will moan that much of the business
of that section can be diverted to thoJ
city tnus connwueu. jne saivauon
of this city In this connection Is the
building of this line. A good start
has been mado and It only remnlns to
continue the good work thnt hns been
begun to a successful ending, which
this committee proposes to do. Will
you do your share when the commit
tee calls on you?
DISTRICT 'ONVENTION.
Rebekahs to Hold Forth at Estacada
on Friday, March 24.
The district convention of the Bo
heknh lodge will be held at Ratncada
on Friday, and the Oregon City dele
gation will leave here on the 8 o'clock
car, returning In the evening, leaving
Estacada at 9 o'clock. The conven
tion will bo made up of tho lodges
from Oregon City, Mllwauklo, Clacka
mas, Oswego, Estacada, Molalla, Re
ports from these orders will be heard,
and other business transacted. Ono
of the features will be a banquet
served by the ladles of Estacada.
Chamberluln'a Stomach and Liver
Tablets -are safe, sure and reliable,
and have been praised by thousands
of women who have been restored to
health through tholr gontln aid nnd
curative properties. 8old by all deal
ers.
N TOUCH WITH FRIENDS and RELATIVES
A GRANDMOTHER may not be
as spry as she use to be, but she is
in close touch with her world for all that.
The telephone enables her to make as many
calls as she pleases, and in all sorts of weather.
Formal gatherings have their place, but it is
the many little intimate visits over the telephone
that keeps people young and interested.
Grandmother's telephone visits do not stop
with her own town. The Long Distance Service
of the Bell Telephone takes her to other towns,
and allows relatives and friends to chat with her
although hundreds of miles away.
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
. Every Bell Telephone is the Center of the System
ROUTS
STUBBORN
COLDS
OF
HEALS
WEAK,
SORE LUNGS
DISPLAY AT COUNTY FAIR.
Commlttat Appolnttd to Organl the
Neighborhood for Growing Samples.
Clalrmoiil scvoral weeks ago doold
ed to have a neighborhood display ac
the Clackamas County Fair at Cauby
the coming September. Wlih that "tiJ
In view thn neighborhood bus appoint
ed a committee to take the matter of
display In hand. Thn committee Is as
follows: II, Kupp'nhendr, Mrs. lw.
Is Sutherland, Mrs. Kordnnnnt, John
(laffuey, Fred Wourm. Mr. I'ugh, J.
K. Downer and David Hlierrubln.
This committee will meet monthly
and will at once formulate plans so
that the whole season may be devoted
to growing and formulating a fin
showing. Th" display will be of a
general character, comprising fruits,
vegetables, grains, baked goods, etc.
Get Clard Lands on Tax DupHcat.
Now since the county court has bo -gun
a now way of rond construction,
It would be only another Just and
economic step to hire a surveyor to
find out how much cleared and how
much unclesred land there Is In Clack
amas County, tf this Is done taxes In
a few years will become much re
duced and Clacl amas County will be
out of debt.
There Is no disputing the fact thai
very ninny fanners of this county do
not glvo In more than throoflfths to
three-fourths of their cleared land, If
this community can be takon as 4
safe guldo. For Instance wo have a
nelKhlor Joining us on the south lde
who owns 10 times as murh Innd as
we do, nnd has four times as much
cleared land as we havo land alto
gether, and six times as much cleared
land as we, and yet his taxes were
only flvo limes our tnxes laat year.
For years his tttxes have been less by
nearly one-half than other smaller
farmers hero In proportion and there
are others. When you talk of honesty
In. public life what can you expect
when there Is so much dishonesty In
private life?
IM uh havo an honest surveyor
next who will perform his duty fear
lessly. R. O.
Kills Wildcat Near Colton.
Charles Hunter, of Colton, was In
Oregon City on Friday having brought
with him (ho skin of a wildcat he re
cently killed near his home. The ani
mal was of medium slice, and Mr
Hunter status there have been a num
ber of those animals In that section
during the winter.
A Reliable
Remedy
Ely's Cream Balm
li quickly ibiorbad.
0lci Rtlltl it Onct.
ItclounttiM, sixitlien,
CATARRH
hoals aud piutoets
the dwiiiwcl iii.iin.
brane nwiltiiiK from
Catarrh nnd drives
away a CuM la thu
Head quickly. TClrD
stores the Ketiftos of il Jt I I Ll Lis
Taste and Smell. Full i7.e 50 oln., at Drug
gists or by mail. In li.iiM form, 75 nnU.
Ely Brotbr, 60 Warrou Street, New Vork.