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Newspaper Page TextOKF.dON CITY KXTKU1MMSK. nil.. AY. JULY J1. WW. Sheriff and Lawyer Help Woman Get Trunk From Sister Frieda E. IVImnrrn, aie-4 30 )rari. tainted on Main atrwt oi'uoalt the, county rounhoua Halurday afternoon, after a inn Hh Hherttf Wllaon to the home of her aUU-r, Mr. Marl Nut durft. lo ftna poaaeaalon of brr rlotbln and a trunk. Ir. mm Mount a rallmi. II attributed lb raint Injc lo over eirltrment. Mr. Palmrren cam lo Clarhamaa rounty lo vialt brr aller. Saturday (hi latter forced Mr. Palmaren out of her houae. rrfiuln. to allow brr to lake brr clothing or trunk Sheriff Wllaon and Mr. 1'almr.ren ent to the Notdurft bom a mile above Willamette, but met llh curb Mra. Notdurft laplaln. WEST LIN'S. Or.. July 1$. (Edi tor of The F.nlrrvrlae. At thrr ap peared n lh Mornln Kntrrprtae of July W. an artlrl accualnc Mr. Marie Notdurft. near Willamette, of forcing her aluler out of ber bouae, 1 would like to itlv my frlenda my aide of th atory. through the aara paper, to abow them that Mr. Patmgreen left my bouae willingly and not by force aa vat flrat mentioned In Sun day' paper. Mr. Palmgreen came to vlalt ma at my expena and not finding my houa at) Hub and up-to-date enough to plcaae brr, ahe left my bouae In anger and alayed away for three daya and then came bark with the aherift to dlagrace ber ala ter'a name and family a bad aa ber own name I dlagraced. a aome of her own letter will abow. Her let ter follow: "Loulavill. Ky. June 7. 1U. Dear Mart: You will be urprlaeJ when you read tbli letter. I hate to bare to write It. you bare ao often written and I writ you ao little of ' myaelf. Now I may write too much. I aure ask yon for help, aa you are my only hope. I am here In a atrange city, without one red penny, tniong people that do not understand going hungry and my poor little boy, what will the end yet be? To Jump In the river and drown myaelf. O. happy would I be. could my son and I come to you. I could work and pay every penny back to you. I could be aatla- fled to know that be baa enough to eat and to receive a kind look. What will become of me, God know. I'm begging one dollar here and one dol lar there. O, help me, I awear by God. I will go to work and repay you. I cannot bring It over my heart to put my little boy in the orphan home. It will break his heart, he Is so lor Ing. Then I would not get him back and would have to pay for him every month. I could not make It I will kill u both. But your husband la good, tell blm I will work and pay. Tou know Mr. Palm green has made me so much worry. He Is a gambler and goes to the horse races. Has made a little money In his business. has lost it Now I and my boy are In a strange city must I refuse my poor child a glass of milk My poor heart is breaking for grief. Soon we will be on the street, if I cannot pay my room. Every piece of clothing dirty and no way to wash them. What do strangers care, they want money. I have written to New Orleans, but no one care to help me. I did not want to worry you, but you are my last hope. I have told the people here that I will write to my sister and that you would help me. 0, and It costs so much. One hundred dollars for me and my boy and from that I must pay a few dollars (debts) and buy something to eat on the way. Tou can send t by telegraph, then I will get It sooner. I will not spend more than I have to, only do not fail me. I could not at first bring It over my heart to tell you my troubles. Oh, let us come and I will never again leave you, and I will gladly work. Only help me or I have only death before my eyes. Send It through West ern Union Telegraph company to Mrs. akier Liscurts Steady, evenly dis NEW PMEECTION OIL COSMTOVE for Best Results Use Pearl Oil good stove like cooking city gas. haven't a fection you've comfort for years. broils, roasts, toasts. More efficient than rour wood or coal rat.Cut out th coal-hod irHOI ar kitchmn coot. The moka or odor. In 1,2. 3 and 4-burner alie,ovenaaeparate.AIo CablnatModelawtthFlreleaa Cooking STANDARD Oil- tUMr AJi T (California) FOR SALE BY FRANK BUSCH L, ADAMS la ann reception front Mr. Notdurft they aro lo On-cnn City Jdm N. Klrvera, attorney, drew up pmt In a rileln ami ahi. h filed In lb clrrult rourl. don.uiif bla eenli'. Kb did not hat immrr lo pay flllnc few and iMatrkt Attor ney Hedge. Sheriff WiImib. Chief m-l'Uly llarketl and other about lb CoiirthouM ralaed th becrary money. Armed ltb lral -r. Sheriff Wllaon, Attorney Slevrr and Mr. Palntgrea mad a aerond trip to the Notdurft horn and aecured th cloth Inc mlthout difficulty. C. F. Palmgreen. 8104 Third afreet. Ixulvllls Ky. I 8 In my aorrow I have forgot to aend you my lov O. help me. Frelde." Vpon receiving thl letter 1 aenl my alatrr 85 by return mall and aaked her In a letter to let m know If her husband bad left her. Net anawer was a telegram from Cincinnati. Ohio, which read: "JIM needed for tickets and eipenae.- wlr money C. A. Palm green." Then 1 borrowed the money and telegraphed 11 to ber. Th next day cam telegram number i. "I am alck and bare nothing, telegraph money this office, at one. Frelde.- Then I telegraphed back the tickets ere there. Whereupon I received telegram No. 3. which said. "Southern Pacific round about trip, dangeroua. war time. Telegraph money, truatj me lo buy ilcketa here. Rush. Fried." Theae telegrama were all charged to Mr. Notdurft Then came another call for $15 more, which I was un able to aend. but bad to stop her from ending unpaid telegram. Where upon I received another telegram that Mrs. Palmgreen had left Cincin nati for Oregon. Then came letter number I. which la aa follow: -Cincinnati. Ohio. June 30. 11. Dearest Marie and family: Dear good Marie. I received your two letters without money yesterday, and today your money order for $3. Hope I will get the ticket sooner here, for It Is going crooked with me here. You see now I am here In Cincinnati. Ohio, a young Spanish man took me and my boy here. I met blm in Galveston. Texas, where I was happy, but I had to fall In love with him. It cost only 75 cents on the boat It was cheaper that way. than to pay debts In Louis ville. Ky, as I would have been thrown out In the street, had I lingered there. Oh, it took two weeks to hear from you. had it not been for that Span iard I would have been had off. Now I am here and he does not come near me. so I am terrible bad In it. I hope to God you have sent the money by telegraph, so we can come, then I will leave this coming Saturday. Have you not sent any, please telegraph It at once for my dear sister, it takes too long per post and one has trouble getting it at the postotflce and I must live. The longer I'm here the more I owe and this lady holds my trunk until I pay. So one hundred dollars Is necessary to get my tmnnk, some thing to eat and pay lodging. In these two weeks I have suffered ter rible. Yes, I hear from my sister and when I got the letter, the land lady stood there and looked 'at me cross, then she got 84 and I got $1 Till that money comes and saves me. Oh, had I not had your promise. I should bunt (God for give me) my death. Yes, Mr. Palmgreen was good, heavenly good, but a good friend had brought him into this bad luck and the only way we can be happy Is that I must come to you. Mr. Palmgreen will come to his senses, take his busi ness in New Orleans again and then come to Oregon. He is without money, too, but can bring himself throunh. Lodging costs lots and worth doing without money. Mario, were It not every cent I should have never troubl- tributed heat, un der perfect control makes a good oil stove wonderful for baking. A oil just with If you New Per missed Bakes, tov,and colts 1cm to op- and wood-boa drudgery. Ion blue chimnera prevent Ovena.Atk your dealer todar ed you. Therefor help rnoa or I ahail pih lib mr hilJ" Vug .ill plainly by Mr. Palm iwd o Mler lhl eh mil nb mixsuble lady en our friend lb Mr. Ktterlff thmijht her In I bm h ram fr lb trunk and mould nt llt lo mr rtlana lion. hl.h Mr. I'aluureea relat ed' I y Interrupted. It a atated In un.lay tlHr that Mr. I'atinirern 30 ar old. bun It aleo not rue. ah I ot rt I, and Ber bual'aad I atx.ut U yeare old Mr initrca la 1m a IiiiUI and baa told ni alt thi Iruubl beforehand, but It la nut orr with yet, aa ahe foretold deth In my family, belli being al spiritual!!. It aeema thai ah ahiHild know anmrthtng. I am very aorry Indeed that the little lady fainted on the alrwt. but Ibat la uat little, tymputhy arouaand habit. hli'h haw-en quit often. On little ulo ride frtim Oregon City, bad not ought lo b ev'ltement enough lo mak a trong young woman faint. Mra. Palmgreen did not titak th ec ond trip with the sheriff aa firt tated. MR.. MARIE NOTDCRFT. Willamette, Ore. COUNTY COURT (Contluurd front Page T. Y. W. Moehnk. $0.00; Herman Moehnl. $12.00; John D. Mochnke, $10.00; Henry Hettman, $10.00; John Illuhm, $2.00; Vim. Thomas, $5.00; F. W. Moehnk. $d.25; Herman Klacher $2.50: Arthur Bluhm. $2.00; J. C Fry. $0.50; Henry Hettman. $2.00. DISTRICT NO. 19 R. Schuebel A Co., $33.65; Road Piit. 18. $33.90; Walter WalJorf. $3.50; John Schrieb- er. $130.00; Pert Wallace. $2.00; O. F. Johnson $13.00; Harold John ton, $11.00; Pavid Nordlinir, $5.00; Delbert Hiubands. $9.00; Anton Culbertaon, $7.00; Charle Culbertaon, $2.25; An ton RanUna, $4.00; N. Robertaon. $d.00; Harvey Schuebel. $21.00; James Howard $10.00; Earl Schuebel, $21.00; Otto Hofstetter. $4.00; George Hoff tetter. $2.00; Paul Schiewe, $2.00; Juliua Schiewe. $4.00; W. A. Wood ide, $4.00: R. Bullard. $3.50; William Marshall. $21.00; Theodore Marshall, $17.00; Wilfred Marshall. $20.50; W. BotUmiller. $16.50; E. Bottcmiller. $85; W. H. Kleinsmith. $6.25; Elmer Kleinmith, $16.50; Walter Klein smith,' $8.00; Euirene Kleoinsmith. $2.00; EJ. Buol, $8.25; Otto . Buol. $12.00; Leonard Marshall, $1.00; Al bert Gasser, $5.75; Georj: Gasser, $16.75; John Schneber, $1.50; J. C. Nelson. $4.00; Charles Gasser, $7.00; W. H. Wallace. $8.50; William Muel ler, $0.00; Charles Mueller, $11.00; J. C. Harrison. $fi.00; R. J. Francis, $6.00; Rudolph Miller, $6.00; R. Scho enborn. $44.15; E. L'dijrer, $7.00; A. L Jones. $6.00; Fred Bratle, $8.25; Sidney Smith, $10.25; Ernest Jones, $22.25; Otto Berthold. $8.25; Harry Schoenborn, $85; R. Schuebel, $54.50 L. Wallace, $15.00; Pvid Evans, $6.00; Henry Mueller, $18.00; W. Lin dau, $4.25; F. Lindan. $8.50; Harvey Robertson, $38.00; Bruno Berthold, $64.00; John Anderson, $6.00; J. C. Anderson. $4.00; Frank Jones, $4.00; W. H. Jones, $6.00. DISTRICT NO. 221 Hodson-Fee-naughty Co., $3.55; A. J. Staffeson, $4.50; Oscar FreRort, $4.00; Edd Lar sen, $8.00; Nels Norquest, $8.00; L. P. Elliot. $5.00; C. W. Swan, $4.00; Aufr. Johnson, $16.00; Aujr. J. Ander son, $2.50; Nels Lunmark, $4.00; Malt Peterson, $19.00; Helmer Sanberjf, $7.50; A. E. Nelson, $4.00; A. N. Swanson, $4.00; J. A. Johnson, $4.00; J. D. Crawford, $4.00; Gilbert Mur phey, $4.00; Alfred Swanson, $4.00; W. S. Gorbett, $19.75; Less Craw ford, $2.00; Emile Peterson, $2.00; Ben Anderson, $2.00; Chas. Bock man, $2.00; Nels Lunmark, $2.50; Aug. Dalstrom, $4.00; Erick Hansen, $4.00; Valdimar Hill, $2.00; Vincent Hill, $4.00; Matt Peterson, $4.00; Hel mer Sanberg, $4.00. DISTRICT NO. 22 Gotleib Feyrer, $11.22; H. J. Rastall. $1.52; W. G. Masterton, $31.45; E. P. Dodge, $120.68; Robbins Bros., $3.95; Dicken & Co., $2.80; L. O. Nightingale $80.75; Fred Schafer, $2.15; Henry Kick, $36.00; Leslie Dickey, $50.00; Wm. Lay, $51.00; Budd Lay, $24.00; 0. W. Robbins, $51.00; J. W. Stand inger, $54.00; John Callahan, $54.00; II. C. Bonaker, $29.00; Albert Engle, $7.00; Samuel Jane, $6.00; S. A. D. Hungate, $11.00; C. E. Ramsby, $8.00; Graham Hungate, $10.00; Starks Stuart, $12.50; Ben Steininger, $29.00; Carl Goranson, $40.00; Fred Schafer, $22.00; Carl Feyrer, $13.00; Earl Kaylor, $5.00; G. V. Adams, $10.00; George Ball, $8.00; Birt Ball, $6.00; Earl Williams, $6.00; A. L. Stultz, $4.00; G. R. Jackson, $19.00; P. J. Kaylor, $80.0; Guy Schafer, $5.00; Peter Geres, $2.00; Feyrer Bros., $6.00; B. O. Cole, $90.00; D. E. Pendelton, $25.75; W. W. Elkins, $10.00; C. B. Eldred, $6.00; L. 0. El dred, $40.50; C. Purkapile, $7.00; Clay Hungate, $64.00; H. J. Rastall, $72.00; D. McHenry, $44.00; Lee Jones, $28.00; M. V. Stuart, $3.00; R. B. Stone, $48.00; C. D. Dickerson, $6.00; T. S. Cockrell, $33.00; G. E. Feyrer, $50.25; Jack Feyrer, $79.75; M. S. Hungate, $6.00; Mark Hungate, $26.00; W. H. Steininger, $6.00; Dave Steininger, $20.00. DISTRICT NO. 23 W. W. Irvin, $331.50; R. W. Zimmerman, $42.25; C. F. Ziegler, $12.00; V. Berg, $10.00; W. I. Bauer, $30.25; A. Anderson, $.1.50; R. C .Veteto, $3.00; E. Hustus, $3.00; C. Veteto, $2.00; W. D. Fish, $18.00; C. Potwin, $15.50; R. D. Zim merman, $6.50; F. Norton, $41.25; A. Anderson, $35.07; H. H. Deetz, $92.65; A. Pratt, $28.50; A. Genska, $83.09; C. F. Ziegler, $32.15; J. B. King, $9.10; V. Berg, $41.12; G. Plantz, $19.30; F. Bachert, $30.10; E. M. Zimmerman, $44.30; R. D. Zimmerman, $34.60; F. Kerr, $16.38; G. C. Mills, $12.30. DISTRICT NO. 24 D. D. Hostett- ler, $52.75; L. P. Spagle, $31.25; L. A. Askin, $18.00; F. J. Spagle, $2.00; Al bin, Frederickson, $9.00; August Stuwe, $20.00; J. J. Kramer, $10.00; Lucius Eimpkins, $2.00; H. H. Deetz, $33.90; S. J. Kauffman, $37.95; L. P. Spagle, $14.66; Enos Yoder, $16.40; O. B. Hartzlcr, $7.60; C. E. Hilton, $11.25; C. D." Hartzler, $4.80; C. C. Knutson, $6.40; 0. W. Townsend,1 I1S.00; V. A. Kmmert, flOOO; J. J. Kauffman, $1.40; 0. W. rnhuabawer, 0 00; A. 1- Headings, $HM'. WSTKICT NO. 24-f. llich. 18.00; II. llruwn. $6.00; Kd. Murray, 114.00; N. Wl. $2.00; lleo. lMckln urn, $2.00; II, Albicker, 1400; EJ. Cravta, $7.00; A. I. Gnl'M. $.'14.00; J. M. Stewart, $10.00; tail Kalb, $4.00; E. K-llnf. $.12 00; lUy St vena, $.1.00; 8. O. GribW-. $-'0l; G. W. Hmith. $1.00; II. K. bmith, $12.00; Ceo. Smith, $12.00. DISTRICT NO. 26W. J. E. Vi.k. 12.76; Robblna ilroa., $lo;.'; K. M. Hammer. 12 1; John Vi.k, $:I4.00; On Klltik-er, $12.00; Kdatd Johnton, $1100: I'ltrci Wriitht. I-.OO; lies Mubha, $2H.00; W. 0. Vaughan, $.16.75; Edward Callahan, $7.tH; I'haa. Callahan. $10.00: A I. Uutterfleld, $16.00; Olivtr Flah.r, itH; II. II. (MrUn, $10.00; Ruben Wnnlit, Sr., $12.00; Kubon Wright, Jr.. $12.00; A. Iladan, $3.00. DISTRICT NO. 27 Wm. Henach. $7.75; Kiln Broa $'J3.7.'; Olof Olaon. $411.00; Guy C. Lark In., IJIM); I. l. Urklna, $24.60; I. I). Larkina. $34.70; Glger Uroa.. $22.64; Frvd Wuir. $2.00; A. H. Logan. $2.00; K. A. Dokkn. $M.00; 8. C. Miller, $4.00; Albert Harth $3.00; Harry Ring. $1.00: Jo. Jon, $4.00; Fred Hubbard, $U.00; Fred Furgeon. $6.00; W. P. Nicholaon. $4.00; Roy Nicholaon, $.'.00; F. J. Kline. $15.60. DISTRICT NO. 28-H.Hl.on.Fe. naughty Co., $0.66; U O. Nirhtingal. $143.27; A. L. Brougher, $I4.H5; Le Panquette. $9.00; C F. Ilolt. $42.00; Charle Johnson, $20.56; (I. W. Myrs $1.60; Robbins Bros.. $11.70; F. M. lUnriksen, $6.90; W. N. Chilcote. $25.82; C. G. Vorhies, $t't.50; O. N. Opaund , $21.50; W. I. Freeman, $10.00; Zb. Bowman. $18.75; E. Cleater, $34.00; E. L. Trimhull. $29.00; Ceo. Eaplin. $10.75: J. G. Hint, $41.25 O. N. Kimball, $6.00; Oimr Williams, $22.25; J. L. Tubbs, $33.00; A. B. Hlb bard. $24.00; Henry Ruucll, $18.00; Clyd Engl. $6.00; l.i. Coover. $18.00; C. H. Guffey, $12.00; Tom Mc Fadden. $4.00; Frank Bagby. $8.00; Omer Trullinger, $JS0; V. E. Pit man, $24.75; A. Sse.tt. $19.25; Er neat Rual, $39.00; LeJter Tubbs, $44.00; Edwin Ruaacl, $:U.OO; C II. Henderahot, $21.00; Wiley Phelpa. $34.00; Walter Rusael, $34.00; Guy Dibble, $31.00; A. V. Duvis, $4.00; A. Hardy, $23.25; Ralph Hardy. $6.00; C. W. Hardy. $30.00; Adam Schoer man. $12.00; Ralph Hemler.ton, $23.25; Jacob Klein. $3.00; Steve Fisher, $25.00; Jacob Klein. $100; Steve Fisher, $25.00; Andy Maiingo, $34.00; Geo. Herbst, $20.00: L. C. Davta, $28.00; William Chastin. $24.00; Earl Groshong, $30.00; A. M. C.roahong, $18.00; Charley Groshong. $6.00; G. E. Gault, $55.00; C. K. Thomas. $29.00; D. B. Gray, $29.00; E. H. Cray, $29.00; Lloyd Fiske. $10.00; A. J. Rometsch, $20.00; T. L. Dibble, $12.00; Orville Mulvihill, $10.00; I. J. Sharp. $52.00; E. James. $37.00; Frank Kokle, $44.00 J M. Groshonir, $146.00; Ray Schot- man, $8.00; Rolley Sawtell, $10.00; Ross Sawtell, $10.00; Tony Olsen, $6.00; I. J. Green, $19.75; Fay Kim ball, $40.75; O. L Kaylor. $32.00; F. Sawtell. $12.00; Elmer SawUll, $11.00; Jess Shepherd, $14.75; Arthur Carter, $34.00; C. W. Herman, $36.25; Ray Wyland, $8.00; Blain Bird. $4.00; Ray Nicholson, $30.00; Ed. Wyland, $68.00; Lee Panquette, $62.00; George Groshong, $33.00; Henry Michels, $32.00; Rant Thomas, $66.00; Frank Brosig, $81.00; Alvis Russel, $63.00; J. J. Michels. $53.00; Earl Bird. $39.50; W. M. Bird, $32.00; John Fur geson, $69.00; James Nicholson, $62.00 Orlan Thomas, $16.00; Chas. Walker, $32.00; C. J. Thomas, $44.00; L. D. Shank, $60.00; Ben Wade, $10.00; E. L. Palfrey, $18.00; Ernest Palfrey, $29.00; L. B. Thomas, $75.00; Free man Thomas, $28.00; Roy Thomas, $36.00; Joe Sowa, $30.00; AI. Wyland, $44.00; Oscar Vorhies, $34.00; Lloyd Vorhies, $35.50; C. Myers, $32.00; AI. Wyland, $44.00; Oscar Vorhies, $34.00 Lloyd Vihies, $35.50; C. Myers, $32.00 AI. Dale, $62.00; Marion Crite, $32.00 George Crite, $39.00; Dan Groshong, $34.00; C. Slaughter, $44.00; Floyd Furgeson, $4.00; Joe Michels, $84.00; Leslie Shank, $94.00. DISTRICT NO. 29 Guy Hickcock, $3.00; G. H. Gray, $31.50; Arlo Gray, $8.00; Lewis Keil, $4.00. DISTRICT NO. 30 Ed. Whitten, $16.87; Frank Whitten, $20.00; John Raicy, $18.00; Mr. Sprague,' $4.00; Ed. Wanker, $2.50. DISTRICT NO. 31 Peters Hdwe. Co., $8.94; Frank Brobst, $8.00; II. Peters, $8.00; C. E. Jones, $4.00; G. G. Peters, $7.50; C. Korman, $4.00. DISTRICT NO. 32 Peters Hdwe. Co., $72.16; Harry Jost, $95.85; Elmer Todd, $85.00; Mark Seely, ' $9.00; Glenn Baker, $32.00; J. S. Snyder, $44.00; Geo. Stahlnccker, $20.00; Art. Seely, $3.00; Elmer Jones, $50.50; Clarence McConnell, $52.00; Dan Stahlnecker, $32.00; Chas. Tooze, $10.00; Neal Heater, $36.00; Herman Zellar, $33.00; Geo. Tood, $29.50; Wm. Riddcr, $9.50; E. Ruphaelson, $24.50; Joe Taylor, $4.00; Jasper Seely, $14.00 Ed. Ilaker,. $32.50; Frank Stangot, $18.50; Geo. Stangel, $18.00; Edward Herman, $18.00; Henry Reisner, $8.00; Geo. Batalgia, $1.00; Jack Angus, $16.00; Albert Swartz, $4.00; John Her, $10.00; Roy Baker, $0.59; Sher man Seely, $0.50; Wallace Young, $0.50; J. C. Chalupsky, $17.50; N. L. Flick, $24.50; H. Ridder, $22.50; Curt Hass, $13.75; J. C. Chalupsky, $11.00. OU Folks Saved From Suffering Mrs. Mry A. Dean, Taunton, Mass., In ber tth year, says: "I thought I was hejond the reach of medicine, but Foley Kidney I'llla have proven moat beneficial In my case." Mr. Ham A. Hoover, High Point, N. C, writes: "My kidney trouble waa worse at night and I bad to get up from five to seven timea. Now I do not have to get up at night, and con sider myaelf In a truly normal con dition, which I attribute to Foley Kid ney Filla, aa I have taken nothing els." Mra. M. A. Bridges. Ttoblnaon, Maia., ay: "I auirered from kidney all mi nia for two yeara. I commenced taking Foley Kidney PUIa ten montha nun, and thouirh I am 111 year of age, I feel like a K-year-old tflrl." . Foley Kidney Pills are tonic, atrengthenlng and up-bulldlng. and reatore normal action to th kldneya and n a dlaordered and painful blad der. They act quickly and contain no dangerous or harmful druga. JONE8 DRUG CO. DISTRICT NO. SJ-Frank Smith, $100; W. Ilen.tt.n, $15.00; N. Chrla len.en, $8.00; 8. E. Smith, $2.00; L'l ric Ikirala, $12.00; C'al Howell, f .'d.OO Guy Giabl. $26.00; M. M. ilaher l.'tl.OO; Oavar Itolman, $26.00; ('. M Kolaom, $10.00; Wiley Howell, $26.00 Itutaol Seaqueit, $12.00) Jaa. Folaum, $11.00; K. Larry, $14.00; Y, Cadonan $10.60; Geo. Kdler, $4.00; J. A. IUUI IM.37; J. M. Hturmer, $47.00; II hthornburg, llit.uo; Iheo. IUUI, $1.00; ltal Stormer, $26.00; John lotlam! $4.1K; Gua. Schornburg, $14.00; C. triny, $6.00; Coal Culvert A Flum Co., $13.60; C C Miller, $28.00; Hod eon-Fnaui(hty Co., $2.05; J. V. Ilarr, $5.66; Floyd Knurl in. $I.U5; Howard- Cooper, Corp., $54.00; Frank Millard, $77.60; W. W. Turkr, $t0.f0; Amoa Millard, $41.76; Frank Smith, $11.00 W. Ilvmlran, $4.00; N. Chri.lrnwn, $10.60; Marion Millard. $87.76; Preaa llow.ll, $26.26; Wiley llow.ll. $18.00 Harry Howell. $70.60; Harry Spar, $8.50; Jaa. Closnar, $9.00; Arthur Do ra I a, $12.00; 0. lUndrvn, $6.00; John Schenk. $4.00) Julius Kelchl. $7.00; Cal. Howell, $4.00; J. F. Smith, $17.00; John Mogar, $17.60; August Genaer- oakl, $12.60; Geo. Gnarokt, $21.00; S. E. Smith, $29.00; Wilbor Wad, $39.00; D. M. Handera, $14.60; Varnon Schmidt, $6.00; W. Fink, $16.00; Walter Strank, $1.00; Ruaal Saqut $13.00; S. Tuck.r, $3.26; W. A. Hard. $5.00. DISTRICT NO. 34-C, Zimmar. man. $21.00; I. Sinclair, $21.00; -M Tiedeman, $12.60; A. Anderson, $6.00; J. E. Iloylrn, $6.00; J. Boylen, $10.00; C. Salomo, $8.00; A. Shrperd, $10.00; S. Coney, $8.00; G. Armstrong, $10.00; A. K. Ford, $9.00; W. Kalaar, $15.00; N. Melvin, $6.00; C. Heakltt, $20.00; D. Colson, $19.00; W. Srhults, $20.00; J. Yunker. $12.00; W. Roblnaon. $18.00; F. Ford. $20.00; C. Chillis. $20.00; W. Boylen. $20.00 DISTRICT NO. 35 F. M. Morgan, $6.00; Jarl Eri, $10.00; Sandy Fir Lumber Co., $3.30; U. S. Griffith. $42.75; Emory Radford, $13.60; Thorn as Dunn, 16.00; John Maronay, $22.60; R. Rutchina, $6.75. DISTRICT NO. 87-W. J. Carrel, $12.00; C. W. Kruae, $63.37; Ben Koenig, $31.60; J. W. Ston. $13.50; V. C. EvanB. $11.25; J. J. Knaus, $34.87; Nicola Clarixio, $4.60; R. A. Celk. $12.65; R. R. Moffltt, $4.00; W. R. Wilmot, $2.25; B. MaUger, $42.75; H. Farmer. $26.87; Thoa. Fox, $99.00; Roy Fox. $23.62. DISTRICT NO. 38 A. Mather. $8.95; Day Hardware A Furniture Co. $1.30; East Side Mill A Lumber Co., Bingham, $5.60; J. Booher, $9.00. DISTRICT NO. 40 Jarl A Eri, $63.10; D. L. Erdman, $32.00; C. Bartlemay, $24.00; M. Zofg, $8.00; Roy Wilcox, $6.00; 1 Bartlemay, $9.00; J. Anderson, $4.00; W. Bartle may, 6$.00; G. Bell, $12.00; J. Douglas $6.00; A. Erdman, $6.00; Guy Clater, $13.00; G. Judd. $10.00; E. Douglau, $12.00; H. Bronner, $51.00; M. Richey, $12.00; H. Ackerson. $26.00; C, Dan ielson, $2.60; G. Anderson, $6.00; H. Young, $32.00. DISTRICT NO. 41 John Affolter. $119.00; H. H. Udell. $22.60; Ue Cooper, $20.00; Joe DeShaser, $8.00; Ralph DeShaser, $8.00; Charley Up degrove, $20.00; Web. Robert, $10.00 Chas. Oja, $10.00; C. E. Seward, $4.00 A. J. Morrison, $8.00; J. Steele, $12.00 Irvin Updegrove, $4.00; H. II. Udell, $15.72; Ue Cooper, $6.00; Ralph De Sharer, $J.60. DISTRICT NO. 42 Erickaon " A Wrolstad, $10.75; George Dawson. $26.50; Fred FrenU, $4.00; Pat Bren nan, $22.50; A. C. Taylor, $68.60; John Gregory, $29.00; A. E. Taylor, $56.00; John Shoemaker, $35.00; Fred Zim merly, $10.00; William Cooper, $8.00; G. C. Pomcroy, $3.00. DISTRICT NO. 43-J. M. Hcnkle, $3.10; F. M. Blaisdcll, $37.50; Bennle Blaisdvll, $27.00; Willie Still, $31.00; Adolph Still, $4.00; J. P. Strahl, $27.00 Fay Schultz, $15.50; Murry Clark, $28.00; Ed. Johnson, $16.60; AuguBt Kleppy, $26.00; Ray Woodle, $21.00; Fred Hoffme.ster. $28.00; Roy Mun- ger $25.00; George Sawte I. $27J)0 TV , V AAlMgWUII. f ll.UV, UVDVCI aJViani $11.50; Bert Philips, $13.50; Ernest Smith, $15.50; Peter Menane, $14.50; Frank Menane, $14.50; Wilson Test, $17.50; Walter Van Curen, $14.00; Millnrd Trullinger, $12.50; George Smith, $16.00; Carl Douglas, $15.00. DISTRICT NO. 44 Chas. Shockley $6.00; J. Hoffman, $4.00; G. A. Hale, $4.00; A. S. Newton, $5.00; Thos. Pcnmnn, $4.00. DISTRICT NO. 40 Howard-Cooper Corp., $17.25; Chas. Livcsay $22.20; Frank Busch, $5.25; W. J. Wilson A Co., $2.00; Chas. Dauchy, $1.10; Ed ward Nachand, $56.00; Bert Marston, $27.50; Jack Lowe, $15.00; A. War ren, $27.00; Jacob Martin, $4.00; Sol Wheeler, $18.00; John Davis, $8.00; Emerson Watts, $12.00; Orville Watts $28.00; John Hand, $11.00; Ed. Har rington, $2.00; J. T. Apperson, $4.00; Eli Rivers, $4.00; Frank Boardman, $4.00; Clyde Warren, $1.00; Jack Rhines, $2.00. DISTRICT NO. 47 A. N. Wills, $91.35; E. C. Warren, $1125.00; Glad stone Lumber Co., $6.90; C. H. Dauchy Jr., $0.65; H. E. Sharrow, $0.50 Milo Pollock, $2.50; W. H. Counscll, $7.15; Standard Oil Co., $5.17; C. W. Risley, $148.30; O. P. Roothe, $137.70; Frank Lambert, $26.20; Henry Smith, $19.20 W. H. Counsell, $10.00; W. R. Easier, $40.00; Ira Hart, $33.00; W. M. Cook, $17.00; G. G. Jones, $31.00; W. A. Green, $6.00; O. W. Bcrnctt, $14.00; Alfred Jahn, $29.00; Hugh Roberts, $1.00; Jacob Risley, $6.25; D. C. How ell, $7.50; J. Dauthet, $4.00; R. B. Madison, $2.00. DISTRICT NO. 48 Coast Culvert A Flume Co., $28.50; J. Sin Clair, $12.00; C. Applewhite, $6.00; W. L. Wilkins, $16.00;' Dewey Alt, $18.00; Anton Malar, $34.00; William Alt, $6.00; Geo. Keisecker, $6.00; I. Van Orman, $12.00; L. Van De Moortele, $12.00; William Bosholm, $12.00; Tim Gunn, $6.00; Henry Keisecker, $10.00; Walter Krebs, $34.00; Carl Alt, $45.25 Geo. Williams, $6.00; Paul R. Meinig, $32.80; J. Sinclair, $16.50; C. Apple white, $12.00; Anton Malar, $20.00; William Alt, $10.00; Geo. Keisecker, $10.00; I. Van Orman, $14.00; L. Van DeMoortcle, $12.00; William Bosholm $12.00; Timm Gunn, $4.00; Henry Kei secker, $8.00; Walter Krebs, $12.00; Carl Alt, $24.75. DISTRICT NO. 49 Hodson-Fee-naughty Co., $28.35; C. C. Miller, IIS.HOt llert II. Finrh, $V43 J. J. Da vis, $22.00; M. A. Collins, $22.00; f. II. Davis, $32.00; R. K. Davla, $28.00; K. T. Davla, $16.00; II. II. Davla, $2.00 Email Ania.ber, $10.00; W. II. Umon $22.00; It. W. tmon, $43.76; II. II. Andrr. $12.00; Jl. T. Itawlln. $6.60; Tom Cartr, $6.00; A. 0. Hunt, $1.00; R. K, Davla, $4.00; Howard Cooper Corp., $42.76; J. J. Dvl. $22.00; M. A. Culllns, $16.00; F. II. Davla, $24 00; R. E. IWvIa, $20.00; K. T. Da vla, $24.00; II II. Davla, $24.00; Cur tia Wilcox, $22.00; A. C. Anderaon, $16.00) II. II. Ilualey, $4.00; W. II. Umiin, $12.00; K. W. Umuft, $13.76; II. II. Ander, $12.00; Turn Carter, $12.00; A. G. Burd, $3.00; II. Stoke, $12.00; Ernest Aniacher, $8.00. DISTRICT Ntl. 60Kt Sid Milt A Lumber Co., $ 10.11 II; Clay Colaon, $11.25; Hiiry llina.n, $2.00; Ham Hlaalduin, $6.62; Gtorg Deargon, $6.76; II. W. DeaMorff, $9.00; F. M. Townsend, $13.60. j DISTRICT NO. 51-A. W. Mats- gr, $3.60; J. C. Elliott A Co.. $30.90; C, Wolfliagen A Kon. $10.10) A. I. Hearork, $10.60; Will Wltarl, $26.00; E. Iloea, $10.00; II. Johnaon, $8.00; R. Wits), $20.00; P. Kchantln. $14.00; (). Bow, $4.00; T. Ilo. $20.00; A. Ho, $10.00; It. Uvlar. $20.00; E. Johnaon, $20.00; V. Vldolin, $10.00; A. Wlrh, $16.00; W. J. Wlrklin. $7.00; A. L. Ileacock. $42.00; Will Witsel, $10.00; A. HolTmelal.r, $.16.00; Fred IIotTmlatr. $30.00; E. Iloea. $30.00; K. GuaUfaon, $.16.00; Frank Smltk. $36.00; O. Llngl. $29.60; O. Gran, $.16.00; II. Johnaon, $25.00; J. Ketela. $18.00; J. II. Wilaon, $18.00; R. Witsvl, $18.00; M. 0. Whit, $18.00 P. Schantin. $18.00; O. Bo, $9.00; Jim Johnaon, $9.00; Ixiuls HolTm! ter, $12.00. DISTRICT NO. 62-ConcrtH Pip Works. $15.60; G. S. Unon. $20.76; Royal Zin.er. $21.75; 11. W. Kann. $50.65; Elmer Zln.er, $13.00; J. I'hll lippl, $8.00; W. A. Ulrlch, $3.00; C. F. Zinacr, $20.00; Joe Spady, $11.75; C. C. Ilendvraon, $27.60; C. Bets, $12.60; Ray Ruahford, $8.26; Axel Olaen, $8.25; A. Gindi. $8.25; J. Bower, $16.60; II. Becker, $28.00; C. Relatock. $16.00; August Grppert, $28.00; A. O.lom, $4.25; L. Spady, $2.25; C. F. Zlnsor, $5.10. DISTRICT NO. 631. O. Nlghlln- gal. $3.25; Mik Rowell, $11.60; Oren Giger, $2.00; Erneat Conrad, $22.60; J. C Unman. $30.00; Lurht Uro $20.00; C. V. Carpenter, $20.00; O. L. Hammond, $6.00; Albert Carpenter, $0.50; George Palmer, $3.00; Gorg Daughsrty. $3.00. DISTRICT NO. 64-Levl Erb. $15.00; C. Bloaaer, $6.00; Wm. Meegl. $7.60; Bert Kent. $7.60; O. Mahler, $3.50; Wm. Burket, $6.00; Bua Dim irk, $6.00; Geo. Owing, $14.00; Ben Stanton. $7.00; W. W. Long. $22.50; E- K. Whit. $8.00; N. Blair, $4.00; f. Yoder, $4.00. DISTRICT NO. 65-Oregon City Foundry, $21.23; Hodson-Feenaughty Co., $2.60; Coast Culvert A Flume Co., 108.08; Thomas Eaden, $48.70; C. Jubb, $75.00; F. Gibb, $15.00; Joe Youngferdorf, $18.60; A. C. White, $33.00; A. S. Richmond, $12.00; Ray Crane, $7.00; T. Jubb, $76.00; B. Ran dolph, $26.00; Joe McComb, $12.00; Higby Ewalt. $12.50; W. Craft, $38.00 J. E. LaCroy, $28.60; G. M. Hively, $71.20; E. Batrson, $34.00; John Fick en, $59.00; Geo. Thompson, $17.60; C. K. Hively, $38.00; W. M. Wade, $39.00 R. Ewalt, $12.00; F. Traxchel. $32.00; S. G. Kirchem, $16.00; Ed. Fickcn. $51.00; O. Gerber, $11.00; J. F. Wilds, $17.00; Geo. Prlestcr, $16.00; John Randolph, $10.00; B. Tanler, $11.00; J. D. Cromer, $14.00; James Sevier, $29.50; James Hamilton, $7.00; Clark Cockerline, $7.00; John Hamilton, $2.00; R. M. Miller, $4.00; C. Under, $14.00; Worth Randolph, $5.00; A. M. Barrett, $12.50; Walter Bateion, $4.00; F. G. .Cannon, $6.50. DISTRICT NO. 56 Scripture A May, $5.25; A. J. Cota, $13.75; W. B. Ranibo, $16.00; Frank Nicholas, $15.00; Joe Wallace, $12.00; John Schram, $12.00; Fred Hettman, $12.00 R CMwM UM p T shu Robert Rutnerfordi 0.00; J.y Clark, $6.00; Dan Follows, $7.00; T, J. Wirtz, $8.00; Hurly Fellows, $2.00; Nat Scrlbner, $4.00; R. Jackson, $4.00; L. L. Manlove, $3.00; A. J. Cota, $22.60; W. B. Rambo, $32.00; F. T. Shuto, $10.00; Fred Hettman, $16.00; Fred Brunncr, $13.00; D. Mclntyrc, $10.00; W. S. George," $8.00; Nat Scribncr, $10.00; E. D. Mclntyre, $8.00; Frank Rocs. $8.00; 0. B. Cald well, $10.00; Hurley Fellows, $2.00; Robert Rutherford, $4.00; Dan Fel lows, $3.00. DISTRICT NO. 57 Fred Walch, $4.00; H. T. Kister, $4.00; J. W. Eby, $9.00; Herman Licbig, $5.00; H. H. Gortzcn, $7.00; Earl Dworschak, $6.00 A. F. Eyman, $20.50; F. Kynlston, $4.00; J. Brier, $4.00; 0. II. Kyllo, w Every Housewife or Mother is ever under that Nervous Strain which so often results in Headaches, Dizzy Sensations, Faintness, I laAMMAMMlAA aB , S-i AtkAM Nervous Disorders. Dr. Miles' NERVINE HigbJy Recommended in Such Cauca. IF PIRT OTTLK FAILS TO BENgFIT, YOUR MONEY WILL Bl REFUNOBB. 4.00; J. 8. FI.W, $4 00. DIKTKUT NO. 68-W. K. Brown, $76 93; 8. J. Dvln. $4.75) J. C Mil ler, $46 85; K. Crimn, $10.00; 8. Ston $6 00) 8. Lyons. $100; J. Whltkad. 121.00) l. GCloa. I-'JMI; U. W. Turner $22.00) J. MrCfrkn, $4 00) A. John, aim, $10 (Ml; M. Johnalon, $7JMI. GENERAL R(ADH-Millr Park, r Co., $2 60) W. II. Mattoon, $10 00) Herman Fiber, $1100 00) I'arlfir Tl ephon A T.legrph Co.,-1 Oregon City Wood A Fuel Co., $2l.60 Hunt ley llio. t o,, $11 45) iMon Rleil.nd. $5.0(1; Coaat Culvert A Flum Co., $222.09; Conrr! I'lp Works, $10 60; llmlaon FeiigMy ' . $"'84; Goo.1 Road Marh. Co., $.'.47.95; How- rd Cooer Corp., $'.5 59; N. K. 'il. $515.21; 8. A. t'ol.l'. $67.10) W. M. 8tmhmlr. $260; Waldron llyatl. $11.25) W. T. Thompaon, $23.12; F. . Iloden, $19.00; Walter J. Rool. $9 ''.' T. A. Roola. $1.15.70; E. fltwrt Gear, $2.36; M. StauUr, $l.rr0; U Ruther ford. $4.00: W. G. Randall, $100; Cl.m Dollar. $15.00; C. G. Millard, $2.00; Oregon Engineering: A Con. atrurtion t'o 129.68; C, A. Klrcbem. $750; J. A. Old, $.'.4.50; N. 8. Rlrn ardaon, $42.00; U. Kent. $46.60; Her man Frommyr, $22.60; C. Guynup, $14.80; E. D. Old. $1.19.25; C. liar pol. $25.00; Oakr Hubr. $I30.K); Pop A Co., $23.59; I. TolpoU'. t05 Pacific Highway tiarag. $90.65; Un Ion Oil Co. of Calif.. $4,632.24; Stan dard till Co.. $3.1.86: Halladay Marh. A Garag Co.. $18.60; Harry Habler. $2.00; Edwin C. Grbr. $19.08; ()r ron City If Works, $1100) D. D. HoatelUr, $52.75; IIornr Bro.. $26.1(0 Georg Ummera, $20.03; C. J. Hood. $14.86; Kilmer A Klntl. $29.83; Wtl liama Bro. Trana. A 8torg Co.. $13.40; Alaaka Junk Co., $22.83; Wil son A Cook, $9.00; Gladalon Phar. macy, $1.00; Pop A Co., $3.40; Ore gun City Manufacturing Co., $6.00; Dudley Woodward. $6.60; Orgon Commlaion Co., $13.60; P. I- Oirry Co., $119.00; Nottingham Co., $55.66; Honeyman Hdwe. Co., $8.06; E. P. El liott, $1.25; Hogg Bro., $63.47; J. 1. Case T. M. Co., $3.02; Scripture A May, $3.60; Chaa. Goodrvau. $1.86; N. E. Col. $18.00; A. N. Wills. $226. 00; Charl.s F. Trrlll. $328.43; M. Chrlstenaen. $65.60; E. I- Faulkner. $40.80; John Morgantl, $3 60; Carl Ober, $10.00; I. Cohen, $14 60; John Kay. $28.60; N. Kern, $48.00; E. J. Curtln, $44.06; Chaa. Wright, $43.90; Guat- rEirkaon. $21.60; Robt Mat toon. $42.60; F. J. Moaer, $57.60; H. Babler, $463.60; E. Gerber, $447.75; C. E. Marty. $10.00; J. T. Apperson. $10.00; I- D. Mumpower. $10.00; J. E. I'.Ura. $13.75; Walter J. Root. $52.66; Herman Kl.her, $22.00; W. II. Young. $26.40; B. Morgantl, $6.00; B. L. Caa.idy, $4.00; A. E. Joyner, $9.00; Pearl S.lby, $0.90; C. Bailey, $0.90; F. H. Bennett. $120.00; W. Hugall. $5.40; B. Morgantl, $116.00; G. War ner, $44.00; F. Bennett, $40.13; W. Flnurane. $40.00; W. Obr, $12.60; F. Lorend. $27.30; L. Carver, $13.15; W. II. Young, $50.40; Geo. Storey. $28.50; Homer Williams, $33.25; K. SUwwrt Gear, $75.00; II. Worawl.k, $95.00; N. Kern, $40.00; I. Cohen, $46.00; E. L. Faulkner, $12.00; Guat Erirkron, $22.40; F. Conrad, $25.80) Frank Mul ligan, $18.90; F. R. Boardman, $6.25; Carl Ober, $52.00; Mat Storey, $12.00; S. Lunde, $32.80; G. Anderaon. $8.80; W. Kelly. $2.40; G. MrKinnls, $30.40; Walter Jones. $31.20; Chas. 8urfus, $16.00; Sam Wyrlrk. $20.70; Chas. Straight, $16.80; B. I Frledrlch. $120.00; E. P. Dunlop, $26.06; J. II. Clack, $3.65; David Llndell. $7.00; Ivan Nelson, $7.00; 8. Sorensrn, $10.50; W. Higgins, $26.26; F. E. Aue, $2.40; A. D. Honey, $37.00; E. D. 111 fcrty, $37.00; I Carver, $28.60; R. C. HoUclow, $36.00; Arthur N. Farr, $22.20; It. Mnttoon. $30.00; C. E. Mar ty, $48.38; T. W. Harnett, $1.40; Phil Arnold, $5.60; John Klzcr, $9.60; Sam Sims, $13.20; J. Shecly, $30.00; W. Gold, $2.40; R. Wasson, $30.00; A. C. Buchel, $80.00; J. Douthlt, $40.00; O. Soderquist, $37.10; V. Neely, $22.80; J. Fournier, $21.60; J. Confer. $22.00; O. Oglesby, $21.00; C. M. Ogelsby, $26.25; Delias. Armstrong, $13.80; John Lewis, $2.40; C. W. Pursifull. $23.70; Arthur McKlnnls, $3,00; John Morgnntl, $8.00; Wm. Connett, $2.80; G. W. Harris, $2.80; P. C. Scbaubel, $19.26; G. G. Faulkner, $34.20; R B. Madison, $25.05; Hubert Roley, $1.40; Enrl Monnghnm, $11.20; David Au dcnrlth, $4.65; Clnude Humes, $14.40; Geo. Carpenter, $1.40; Donald Llllie, $15.00; C. A. Canedy, $10.50; C. Fla herty, $18.40; F. M. Robertson, $12.50 Fullam, $12.50; Moffatt A Parker, $40.63; E Johnson, $7.50; John Founds $7.50; G. Gill, $11.25; I). W. Upte grove, $10.00; II. B. Crandall, $5.00; W. Kerr, $5.00; Steve Pflfror, $7.50; J. W. Atkins, $10.00; Lay Bros., $7.48; C. C. Edwards, $13,60; X . Continued Next Week) Baa Da tfPCDKrJ n rn BADLY RUN DOWN. "I had beeom grmMjr rua dowa and my nerva war In t.rrlbl condition. I bad fraqMnt head ache and became VaTy nat aad wa unable t d aaytlln. I boucht a bottl Dr. Mlla' N Tr ine. I ao bacaa t reel bctUr, mr nervn mr. atrd. I n overed my atrength. aad kav. alae recommended Dr. MUr Narvlo to many nc my frimd. who hav U"'1 It with eallaraetory romilta." 17 H roadway, Bchtnactady. X.T. io'jaf -jet r