OKKCSOX T.'V KXTKHIMMSK, KIMHAV. .U'tlUST IK, l!Hi,
COUNTY COURT
I Continued from ll Wtk)
I'ISTKICT NO. II-:. i. Pcri.
17.76; Amour Myeri. 11.00; II. IVter.
$. 00; W. H. Kharp. -u0.
lilSTIMT N. .til-Howard Loop.
r Corp., .'5.50; I'rtrr Ild. t'o.,
f(7Y)0; Tapponduiff Lumber Co..
I. I llarrv Joet. IM.Ku: t'.lmer
TodJ. :'HO0; Kmery KaphaeUon.
I J.V'.V Klmer June. I.'S.OO; Wm. Ha
kr, 14 00; Hoy Haker. 110.00; Clen
lUkw. $0.00; J. C. Snyder, I4.W;
Hugh Her. 15.05; rM. Herman, 1200;
K. I. Uaker, II4M; A. A. Woods.
l.00; IJoyd Jonea. 110.00; Henry
Rrtener. l00; Allison Haker. IK.OO;
larII Kelley. 17.00; CJeo. Todd. 14 00
jack ll-ater. 14.00; II. J. Hick. 114 00
Curt He.. 110.00; A. Talley. Irt.OO; J.j
C. Chlup.ky. 14.00.
IHSTRICT NO. 33-C. C. Miller.
Il2.fi5; C'aead fiaraf. 0.S; Hoyd
Spurlm. 17.10; Willw-r Wade. 14.1.00;
Harry Khaw. IM-'-O; Auput ln
r.Wl. MOO: J. K. S.henk. 11100; Ju.
II... Ki.i.hel. I12.W: John S.heiik.
t..
rr.n. - .... .
113.00
.oaner. ,. . - .;- .
Jolin MOgrr, t.w. "-"-". " ...
iiOr Vernon Schmidt.
it. mi- tv .
Tucker. 119.50; Amoa Millard. .w;
Harry Spear. 11.1.00; Tre Howell.
1140; N- l'hritnin. 111.00; S.
Tucker. .50; Harry Howell, 142.23;
W. Ilendren. 3.00; Frank Millard.
Smith. I2K.O0; J. E. Morr. I100;
W. T. Smith. 122.00; W. Fink. 126.00;
F Cloner, I2C00; Ceo. (;enerokl,
1116.00; II. A. Spear. 121.00; W. A.
Hard. I2C.00; P. M. Sand.m. 126.00;
Joa. Guttridtte. I1 00; E. Sea.iuet.
126.00; Arthur IVirai. 116 00; Fred
Oonfr, 16.00; Walter Strunk, 15.00;
Walter Fink. 12.50; J. F. Smith.
5; Jaa. Folaom. 13.00; Guy Grable.
110.00; C. M. Folaom. $10.00; E. Ucey
....... If 1 1 ttAlVl. It.ar
JIU.IH'; liey no, .v., j
Holmen. 110.00; Cal. Howell. 110.00;
Ceo. Keller. $10.00; C. Penny. 110.00;
Theo. Reid. 110.00; Guy Grable. $46.00
C. M. Folwm. $4.00; E. Uicey. 4.s.w ;
M. II. Maher. $44.00; Wiley Howell.;
149.00: Oacar Holmen. $44.00; Cal j
Howell. $49.00: Geo. Keller. $16.00;
Frank Millnrd. $12.25; Marion Miltard.
$.16.00; Jaa. Foliom. .'4.uo; J. r-
Smith. $28.75; F. Cadonar , $9 00; ; Wj-'
ber W.de $2S.50; Harry Shay. $16.00.
Generoki. $9.00; J. C.
Aufruat i.eneroK..
Schenk. $16.00; Julius Reichel. $16.00;
-v 1 1.1 Art. Taa l?llTM Jc
'' ,T ' Vl" T. Arthur'
$18.00; R. Seaquest, $12.00; Arthur i
llorais, as.uv; iiarry iira. -.v.,
W. T. Smith. $22.00: C. Penny. $16.00
Theo. Reid. $20.00; Walter Fink. $5.50
Walter Strunk. $3.00; H. Gilmor.
an nn. n TT J-- tA AA TrtVin
s.w; n. ..cute... -"
Schenk. $16.00
Frank Smitn, iid.w;
j l All. T T1 et TVttt
Jan. viosner. iu.w, ...v
$11.00; John Moper. $11.00; U.
dren. 116.00: W. Tucker. $24.00
I161V
H.r.
ry Spear. $16.00; Press Howell,
$18.00; N. Christensen, $15.00; S.
Tucker, $8.00; G. E. Smith, $26.00; J.
F. Moper. $18.00; W. Fink. $32.00; E.
Closner. $.12.00; Geo. Genserostki,
$12.00; IL A. Spear. $30.00; W. A.
Bard. $12.00.
nicTPIPT Vfl S5Stjini!r.l Mach.
.iMc. r..' aw fi.sor Fd. 1
Brook. $4.50; Alfred Hauplum. $4.50;
n.renr Brownine. $4.50; Wm. Fel-
lows. $4.50; J. A. Aebel, $2.25; Elmer
Radford. $4.50; Vic Henpstler, $9.00;
John Dunn. $6.75; A. C. Baumback.
$12.00; Thomas Dunn. $4.o0; Will
Severin, $6.75.
DISTRICT NO. 36 Cash & Houltz
$5.25; John McKenrie, $34.50; E. L.
Fish, $4.00; Otis Enple. $4.00; S. R.
Tavlor. $4.00: Albert Pederson. $20.00;
Omer Hastie, $1.00; F. M. Linville,
$.16.00; W. Hastie, $12.00; W. S. Stan-
ton, $17.50; J. A. Stanton, jis.uu; j.i '"'f"11". - -,
P Watts, $.12.00; Georpe Lonp. $1.00; : lert, $5.15; Frank Millard. $5.00; Wi.
Henry Rye, $36.00; Osrar Rye, $4.00; ; 1'ams Bros. Trans. Co., $74.23; Elec
A. M. Livinpston. $2.00; H. L-Livinp-; trv: Store, $0.76; Ursen 4 Co., $S8.83;
ston, $2.00; A. M. Anderson, $20.00; Union Oil Co. of California. $288.57;
Howard-Cooper Corp., $30.40; John ' National Tank & Pipe Co., $121.20;
r- t -J i Stan.l.ir flil Cn S'M i.'t- Hon T Pn-
:MK'n,'."ri Z
-i.uu; nenrv nye,
DISTRICT NO. 37 John Deere ,
Plow Co.. $4.50; A. F. Roberts, $170.00 ,
C. W. Kruse. $22.45: C. Evans. $7.!
n A. nlk S900: R. R. MofTitt. $4.00. I
DISTRICT NO. 38 W. H. Counsell
$1400.04; R. Richardson, $48.80; J.
Bohrer, $2.00; P. Rothe, $4.80; E. E.
Roberts, $2.00.
DISTRICT NO. 40 D. L. Erdman,
$7.25; H. Bronner, $8.00; G. Clester, '
$1.00; C. Buckman, $3.00; C. Vounp, i
$4.00; A. Ackcrson, $1.00; H. Younp.
$1.00; E. Bolen, $1.00. !
DISTRICT NO. 41 Frank Ahnert,
$8.00; Ralph Ahnert, $8.00; H. H.
Udell, $12.37; Cas Updeprave, $7.50;
O. I. Evans, $1.25.
DISTRICT NO. 42 Nick Beer,
$12.00; John Gregory, $3.00; John Yo
der, $12.00; Will Cooper, $31.50; A. C.
Taylor, $40.50; Iver Learfald, $8.00;
George D.-.wson, $15.50; M. Jackob- j
son. 118.50: G. Wi iams. $3.00: A. E.:S17.70: Marion Worswick. S9.00: Ho-:
Taylor, $2.00. j
niCTTjir-T vn ai P P T Jt. P .
Co., $48.30; C. W. Schuld 4 Sons,
$205.80; F. M. Blaisdell, $8.75; Bennie
Blaisdell, $8.00. I
DISTRICT NO. 45 Hopp Bros., I
. 1 1 . i..vx . . 1 . ... ... u.
$6.00; Martin Bros., $455.00;
Bauer, $15.02; Walter Cox,
Louis Vallen, $4.00; L. P.
$6.75.
F. PJ
$4.00; ,
Elliott, I
Mason. !
DISTRICT NO. 47 Archie
1.1i4 2K; J. I. Case. T. M. Co.. J1.40: 1
Assoc. Oil Co., $16.00; Milwaukie Ga
rape, $21.20; W. B. Stokes, $7.20;
Standard Oil Co., $5.23; Stand. Oil Co.,
$53.00; Chas. Livesay, $29.80; E. C.
Warren, $1196.00; C. W. Risley,
$145.19; O. P. Roethe, $113.25; Frank
Lambert, $7.50; Henry Smith, $9.60;
W. H. Counsell, $72.60; Jacob Risley,
$69.56; W. R. Easier, $10.00; Ira Hart,
$41.00; W. A. Cook, $33.00; G. G.
Jones, $38.00; Alfred Jahn, $37.12;
Thomas Gibbs, $4.38; Gottlieb Beuck
er, $19.38; W. McCord, Louie Lafell,
$2.00; John Boick, $10.00; R. B. Mad
ison, $8.00; Sam Roberts,$16.00; Geo.
Conway, $13.00; Ed Olds, $3.75; J.
Nel, $4.00; D. C. Howell, $3.00; A. A.
Dorn, $2.00. '
DISTRICT NO. 48 Anton Malar,
$12.50; Walter Krebs, $12.50; William
Bosholm, $8.50; John Sin Clair. $8.50;
L. Van Oe Moortele, $7.00; T. Van
Oman, $8.50; Carl Alt, $21.00; Fred
Koennecke, $6.50; W. L. Wilking,
$4.25; C. ADDlewhite. $3.25; Walter
Alt, $4.25; Georpe Williams, $4.25;
Jtiewely Alt, $2.25.
DISTRICT NO. 49 Hodson-Fee-'nauphty
Co., $20.16; Phoenix Iron
Works, $18.00; Bert H. Finch, $106.00
J. J. Davia, $0.75; Garfield Lbr. Co.,
$27.51; Robrt Snyder, $4.00; J. F.
Snyder, f 12.00; Paul Sauer, l.'OOO;
(J. Hathaway, fH.00; B. T. lUwIins
fS 00; 0. . Cw.k. fU00; J. J. Iwjvts,
0 00; It, K. tMM; Cuius
Wilful. f.'tUK); II. II. I !. !''!;
r". II. nvi. I-DOO; II. H. Hiulry,
74 KI; K. T. Iau. I'o00; A. C. An.
drraon, IW.OO; I. M.Yix-um. I1W
Robert Unyder. $.i0 0o; Julius Marl-
wart, f.VI.00; J. r . Miy.ler. llt.uti;
T. Carter,
11700: Krnrat Ama.her.
f If Ott II.
II. Anders. 1:17 00; II.
I s kr ..( 0t(. v. II. l emon. 117.00;
It. W. Umon. IMMH); li. T.llunt.
112.00; II. Human. 11.50; AUrt Hay.
, 17.50; T. rU.h. I2K.50; Chte.ter
Pan. 12.50; J. O. Ilotkin. 122.00; M.
Saner. WOO; W. I. .hriner. t!.00;
Curtii WiU-o. 11.50; C. Ilathay,
12 (Hi; II. T. Kahna. 12.00.
I niSTKllT NO. M-KJ. 0hurn.
11.50; A. I. lleartKk. S.75; K. lot,
laf. It 00: A. OIon. I.(X; K. No-
reen. 12.00; Kd. Strom. 12.00; E. V.
Svhe.leen. 12.00; A. Exlry. I0.(XI.
HLSTRKT NO. 62-C. S. Unon.
iinvA.Cui.il. 12(H): J. lliilliKPi.
14 00; C.Cordan. 12.00; Axel t limn.
14 00: Itoval Zlner. 14 .00: Elmer
Zinner. 12.00: C. Hett. IX.OO; II. W.
K,nn. ,25. Aur. OrPPert. 12.00.
Kanne. IU.'25
, .,ISTRfT xo 54Krnf ,t ..j.
tllVI. J I' l,l,m.n KOO
(lie Ve-
elle. $2.00; I.ucht Hro.. $11.00: O. I.
Hammond. $2.00; John Wootter. $2.(X)
A. Neuen-chwan.ler. $1.00; Mike Ko
well. $2.00; Edd. Jacknon. $1.00; C. A.
Iteuuli. $2.00.
PISTRICT NO. S4-l.evi Erb.
$11S.0O; C. Yoder. $42.00; Ceo. Ow
inc. $42.00; Ren Stanton. $44.00; W.
W. Ixne. 157.75; E. K. White. I1S.00;
Rrrt Kent, $1S 00; II. T. Jennen. $12.00
Wm. Iiurket, $26.00; V. Calvin. $17.00
reivy Graham. $24.50; W. E. Pimick,
$21.00; Wm. Yoder. $1S.OO; Roy Kropf
$12.00; Wm. Fleeple. $4.00; John j
Precher, $$.00; Bertha Hromer.
4oo. .
piSTRICT N0. 5i. F. Gib4on,
J10M; f aitr. $:16.25; J. White-
head. $16.00: A. Johnnon. $5.00.
GENERAL ROAPS Pac. Tel. &
T, C" i-"' 3n D C0i ,0-25:
Miller-
Parker Co.. $3.33: Huntley Bros. Co.,
$1.65; T. A. Roots. $100.00; C. R.
Lewthwaite. Co.. $19.51; Milwaukie
Garape. $4.10; J. Moreanti. $2.50; E.
c,,,rt r..r 1S.50; Walter J. RfloL
-- jr
. r -mt r.
' v "''- v v - fc v ti-
ivfrt 4 Flume Co.. I256.S9; II. Wors-
wick, jL'&.oo:
Howard-Cooper Corp.,
$.117.62; E. C. Warren. $11.10; E. P.
Olds. $130.00; R. L. HoNclaw. $107.50;
Nottingham ,4 Co.. $53.65; Chas F.
Terrill, $240.00; J. I. Case Threshinp
Mach. Co.. $519.47; Orepon Citv Ga
rape, $1.10; A. C. Buchel, $1.90; Fair
banks. More 4 Co., $2.98; Caffall Bros.i
$11-50; Orepon City Foundry
$40.97; ,
TWnix Iron Work,, jn.oo; Fred
'"""" "WJJ ""r,
.lrt i TT T) HI - Till
$20.46; Hopp Bros.. $22.1o; Parkplnce
Store, $1.60; A. H.
Avenll Mach. Co..
I $2.60;Russell Grader Mfp.Co..
''''!
, $2.00.
$6.65; Bert H. Fii.ly.W: C Jubb! W0' N. M. Scribner. $6.00; l.n $220
.,t n D.- i-i.t. ...too. r r .vnooi imn. .o. 111, i.i.w. 1 m.mi.i
I', V.-;;. SHERIFF-H. ll. HuKhea. $;.oo: V. , SLTP
"V:;,1-:. ; :Vl Harris. $1.50: W. C. Murray. $2 00; Oregon C
i rail., ti. r,aii, -.vv, vi. .u. tt v . . . c , ti i
iiii t.-.snfl- A p. wm.. t 'ioo- ""K Rro., $0.So; A. (1. Ame. $10; Huntley
Jim vivnrHorff. 11100: F. Gibb. ! Joyner. $11.00; m. J. WiUon Harrington,
linnn. i v rn,min 111 no- s .121.00; H m. retel.on. JI.Jo; l. J...J. h. lalav
r,:L' .' 7.-AA. V. .. -v l Frost. $9.00; Samuel Riley. $2.20. 1 $10.00.
Kticniiiunu, I.VI Ul imiiiuvil.ii, ! , ... , . -j ,
Avery 4 Co.. $1.50; Alaska Junk Co..'"' ? c m . e.n'no x, o
.-a ti tii r- ...o r.-, i Or. Huph S. Mount, $10.00; Mr. R. A.
$1..00; Honeyman Hdwe. Co.,$2S.62: ... t, ... ... ' '. ,. ...
Wilson & Cooke.$1.00; Buffalo Steam
Roller Co., $9.15; Bert II. Finch, $2.00
: C. II. Dauchv, $3.45; H. E. Sharrow.
$1.60: Marshall-Wells Hdwe. Co.,
: $92.17; P. R. L, & P. Co., $37.60;
Board of Water Commissioners, $4.00;
ot";- --:-:'!
. - i
stone Lumber Co., $6.60; James Ad-.
Kins LumDer Lo.,u.y4; .viartin Bros.,
f i.i rb- Foct Cio Mill A c !
1 i " ' . .. . ... ' . . ' :" '
$2.78; A. N. Wills,
5 6 41 D I)
Linton 4 Chase! !
Hostetler, $173.50;
$65.00; K. Koellermeier. $24.00; Ore-1
pon City Icee Works, $67.80; S. L.
Mullan, $8.00; C. J. Hood, $3.00; E. A.
Hackett. $84.00; II. G. Knox. $103.50; 1
W. T. Thompson, $8.75; S. A. Cobb,
$70.48; W. II. Mattoon, $10.00; Gust
Erickson, $15.60; F. J. Moser, $22.50;
J. E. Peters, $20.00; E. Stewart Gear,
SSO.OO; B. Morpanti, $165.00; Gust j
Erickson, $22.75; Karl Parry, $32.20; '
F. J.Moser, $54.00; Wm. Obcr. $22.20; 1
Guv Hancv, $7.20; C. G. Pursifull,
Jl'fi TO! C Curv S?t. .10; P A DnHsnn i
$18.90; A. Wetmore, $7.80; D. Deyoc,i'J' ,i-'a"'ara), ?iu.uo; Mrs. .Mary,
$24.90; R. Gibson, $21.20; C. M. Oplcs-
by,
$36.00; G. T. Parry, $44.40; B. L. '
Frederich, $193.50; P. Rothlesburper, j
mer Haney, $6.00; C. Brickley, $14.10;
r r r:.L....T ion. o n.f..
... ... lut.ri ii. i.iri.. .
$4.80; M. Christensen, $65.80; Jack i
Morpanti, $92.80; Carl Ober, $70.50; i
I. Cohen, $58.70; C. Flaherty, $06.00; i
A. C. Buchel, $120.00; John Kay ,$80.-
63; H. N. Kern. $91.00; E. J. Curtin, b- iK. ''""; Ada LHJaw,
$38.20; Chas. Wripht, $51.50; Robt. I $"-00; Ella Tracy (Eunice Homer),
Mattoon, $34.50; H. Babler, $225.00; i 10-0f; R-'i Landes, S12.00; S. F-:. Card
E. C. Gerber, $225.00; Walter J. Roots : (Michael Boyl), $8.00; F. Frcdiriei
J76.80: M. D. Jones. S81.60; TeddvUJoe fox), $8.00; Mrs. Lee Brown,
wnr.n.;A iiivi. r. r. T?o,,lUno I
Sr,2.80; It. Conk. S30.K0; .Tames Ken. '
cha, $32.25; A. Martin, $32.25; J. E. ,
Peters, $43.75; R. Johnson, $30.00; G. ,
Kelland, $22.50; T. Blanchard, $10.00;
Emil Gelbrich, $2.50; E. Gelbrich,
$2.50; H. Eng-el, $34.00; A. Ruther
ford, $12.00; W. Randall, $24.00; N.
N'orton, $10.00; A. Blanchard, $2.00;
C. Geigcr, $2.00; E. Stauber, $10.00;
M. Stauber, $8.00; F. Huiras, $10.00;
Fred Lins, $6.25; Edd Guber, $C.OO; C.
Guber, $3.00; V. Domm. $2.00; E. L.
Faulkner, $22.80; A. L. Hcacock,
$10.00; R. Lovelace, $8.00; A. Hoff
meister, $4.00; A. Wedin, $8.00; A.
Olson, $8.00; E. Johnson, $8.00; 0. No-rc-en,
$4.00; East Side Mill & Lumber
Co., $26.98; Coast Culvert & Flume
Co., $27.00; Wallace F. Miller, $15.75;
Safeguard Your Child.
If your child Is pale, dull, at times,
flushed, irritable and fretful you
should attend to this condition at once
as the chances are your little one is
Buffering from worms. Kickapoo Worm
Killer is what you should get. This
well known remedy In lozx-nge form
Is pleasant to take and expels the
worms at once, the cause of your
child' suffering. Only 25c at all drng
gists. AV)
11 Ci.ur.nJ. IU.W; E. M. IUimm.
f.'rilW; Chris Kraft. II W; A. II. fuU,
Ittl.Hl; II. It. Itimi.k, f.'l.TS; Wm.
Killer. Iltf ixi; Ilea. I5M; W.
C. 1'iiwtll. IPJiHI; Wm. .r.n. fUSlXl;
Cca. Korhler, I l.VflO; Melvin Mahlum.
!0 mi; Milo le. I.' ixt; rM K"l.
111.00; 1'aul lUny. V.M; K. Hihu-
11 A .!.: Clyde Kingo, i.mhi;
J. A. Coulter. 1100; J'b Timharr.
. 2 J.S; lUrvry
t.ilwt..ii. 14 00; Mattirenls Hospital (Mr. I mow. I. .
Mattw.n. II Ml; Allen Urkena. .'IXI;
Nel Saarl, I4.'.'; Arnold llellw.-.a.
4 25; Uaae llellw.va, 14 "; It. fvhu.
M. IIH.IHI; Maitin llroa.. I4I1K;
John I'ut. 11250; Carl Stromsieen.
IH.lHl; Carl klanc. 115.75; r . A. Iiauer
lllixi; EreJ Zwohlen. 14(XI; Uum
Valleti, 14 00; A. S. Freeman, 111 00;
C. A. Harruon, UXi; E. ti. llo.l:ki
I.V00; Itobt. Zahlrn, '.HH1; II. Sulli
van, 12.00; Chaa. Ereeman. I2(XI; (I.
A. Hottl. 12 .1X1; I- I'. Elliott. I2:.-
25; Srripture May. 12 15; S.
145.00; I. Mattmm. .'..25;
N'.h.
C. C
Smith. IIO.W; C. Zimmerman, i!4.75; I rite!. .'..00; IiennU I.'iiovan (J
M. Tie,leman. 124.00: E. Zimmerman. ' rome Hamilton). I4 .Mr. E. Era-
120.00; 1 1. Pay. 114 00; W. I'appoon.
1 112.00; C. Ilare. 112.50; It. Shreid.
140.50; N. Melvin. 124.75; C. Itnmn.
1117.50; t.. rukle. w;
Pickle. $2.(X1; It. Arm-
tronif. $4.(Xi; A. And.-ron. 14.00; W.
Kaiwr. 157.50: E. Kaier. 174.00; C.
Koellermeier. $12.00; C. ISiy. $2h.0l;
W. Kobinaon. $2S lXI; P. CoUon. $.".2.50
W. Schulti. $21.1X1; E. Fi.her. $2S.(HI; . Huch (Mr. I'leia). $iUXi; E. II. Scho.
M. Pickle. $:.00; II. Wrik'ht. 141X1; E. enU.rn (Mr. Ilhode.l. $26 65; P. J.
E. iVwnlnir. Fred Minder, IVtXI Winkel (Mr. Creble), fld.lXl; Mra. M.
John Motul. 14.1X1; prfJ Cerber. $4.00. Trullmcer (Franci Pa.hall). $20..
C. Verdinir. $I (X1; Edwin Certn-r. i (Hi; F. Miller A Son (Scott I. $2.60;
$5.00; W. Putcher. $2S.OO; W. S. Ur.en St Cn. (Allnrt I'orunn). $10.
Thoma. $13.00; John Honey. $13.00; 00; Uren Si Co. (Mr. Eva Marco),
Pay Hardware Si Furniture Co., f!.23 j $15.00; Hurmeiiter Aiulrr.rn (Mr.
Eat Side Fuel Co.. $55.21; Milwaukie Riirolett). $1.50; Wm. Schilling (II.
Huildinir Mat. Co.. $50.50; Pope & Co. i I.andi). $1.75; C. Janif. Ivy (Vulen
$0.50; $10.5.1; II. S. Anderton, $25.00. tine child). $10.00.
HOl'XTY Walter II. l eroy. $1.50; I J All. W. J. WiUon. $ 19 H'.l.
C. H. EJward. $10.00. JL'VENll.K COL'KT Minda V
ELECTION C. A. Iewi. $4.20; Church, $14.40; I). K. Frost. $27.45.
F. T. Shute. $6.00; Richard Simm.
I $9.00; Pan Fellow. $6.00; Wm. Ru-
I ASSESSOR Wm.
I 90; Wm. Avison. $17.
j COL'RT HOUSEItlake - M.Fall
!Co.. $4.8S; Hopp Bros.. $3.00; W. IL
Mattoon. $:I3.00; C. J. Hood. $1.45;
Pope & Co.. $121.91; E. II. Andrews.
1 1 $10.75: Huntley Bros. Co.. $29.90;
I Home Telephone Co., $15.05; Pac. Tel.
I 4 Tel. Co.. $.16.45.
COUNTY COL'RT-W. H. Mattoon
$.1.1.00; A. H. Kniirht. $64.60. j
j CIRCUIT COLRT-P. J. Maher.
$5.60; A. P. McPonald. $2.20; Henry
Ameclex, $1.40; J. W. Bennett, $1.00;
Philip Kohl, $1.00; Doctors Mount,
$2.50; T. M. Miller. $16.00. i
JUSTICE TEACE-J. E. Pomerov.'
I $7.80; J. M. Ghrist, $21.60; Grace Un.
i.i..,..i tun. n v v;..n. c in.
j Hj ; $j Li;e'(;nri,t; l0
. . P , . . '
i son. $1.20; Wailace Hartley. $1.20; j
I IIijj i:ia.lioa KAjiliiiUr V-llll II t.
' ' . ... v tl: .
r-ncnvm U...I. ra.... m nn.
" ..""' . v.'
ft.', .'ft. L'ii IX,1AIIU r'tl.Wt IT. I
I' alVIIIUiCrnu, fUl.ll', .UaAWl'll TIC
. ,.,.. - . .... ..,.. ...
,.- , "' ... .' ,
It t...I,I IA. C T f .l lit.
" .ii.., ft.uv, ...is ... . ,.:.(.-., f
Jack Bannon, $1.50; Mrs. W. J. Kent.
$1.50; Mrs. F. W. Orpin. $4.50. j
SURVEYOR Paul Dunn. $19.60;
II. H. Johnson, $'."9.60; D. Thompson
MeKlrum, $53.20; Bud Thompson, 19.-1
60; Bud Mortindale. $1.00. I
INSANE Dr. Guy Mount, $."..00;
Dr. J. W. Norris, $3.00; Dr. M. C. !
Strickland. $3.00. I
SUIT. OF SCHOOLS Brcnton :
Vedder, $75.95; Pac. Hiphway Garapc.
$2.05; J. E. Calavan, $19.20; Carl F. 1
Anderson. $1.00; Una Ulen. $9.00,
HOARD OF HEALTH Dr. O. A. i
i Welsh, $59.36; Dr. W. D. Butler, $2.50; !
I r ft T -... v re ii !
"r- --v. J. nossiier, i.ou; m. u.
P.rrv ti'.nn- Dr H v i.i;v i;r.n.
- V'....v,
(j.e-.J- a,tJ.$l75'', l)r:U. A' I,e,iman I
V ' D-DKneiT
;o; !
7'. F rTAP r, r v
FU'T INSPECTOR-O. E. rrey-1
taJ'9-; I
wu.ii ii.iE.iii..Ani,i. ii, r . i
Bennett, $12.50; V. II. Grimm. $12 50;!
R. F. Walters, $12.50; S. O. Dillman,
$12.50; Frank Habcrlach, $68.75.
I V T rt r v r-n r r . n r r i v.
. ' ."n.u-ir.i-.-.Yicad rosi
No; -A. R., $2...00.
-LN POOR-Wm. Danforth,
Jl0;00: Tom Jones, $14.00; Boys' 4
""'ls Aid Soc, $10.00; Mrs. Bradtl
""cKner ( w. i. unsiey) u.uu; barn
Booner- i hosier, $10.00;
' auon "ome i -rs. j. Avinj, si'j.uu;
-lary uuc" 110"1- irimuiej, -w.uu;
Buol
' Sarah Gibbons, $20.00; Ella Payne,
i $10.00; Henry Spies (Mr. and Mra.
Chalk'- S16 00: w- J- Moldenhauer,
$10-00; Louise Ballou, $15.00; Mrs.
Calbraith, $13.00; Harry Cooper,
-0-00; Mr- (;- w- Thompson, $10.00;
$20.00; A. W. Camehl (Chas. Holmes). I
? '" -ora Joselyn, 52U.DU; (.. H
''bdahl, $12.00; Gustav Greble, ?10.-
u" Uj-'U!i w- ' Mulvey, Apt
f.Iohn elicrs), $12.00; Parkplace Store
(Mrs. Baker), $5.00; Francis Welsh
(Mrs. Church), $10.00; Wang & Co.
(C. A. Miller), $24.20; Myers & Bra
dy fMrs. Tressa Marx), $20.00; Am-
bularwc Service Co., $8.00; V.'. W.I
Pollock (Chas. McKinnis), $12.00;
Mrs. Renfert, f 15.00; Fred Schwartz
(Trullinjjer). SIl.OO; Frank Ott (Mary
Foster), $9.55; F. T. Barlow (W.
iJickelman), $10.00; F. T. Barlow I
(Mrs. Beers), $23.00; Farr Bros.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
P. J. CHENET ft CO., Toledo, O.
We. the underlined, have known F. J.
: Cheney for the laet 16 rears, and believe
blm perfectly honorable In all buelneii
iranaacuone ana financially aoie 10 carry
out any obligations made by hta firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally.
acUnc directly upon the blood and mu
cous aurfacea of the ayitcm. Testlmonlali
sent free. Pile TO cents per bottle. Bold
by all Drag flat.
Take Hair raaslly mil far eaasUyatle.
A. .tioranu, .i!.. .
50. i
MalheM.n), I5 00; lair Hio. (Mil.
I'leia). 14 (Xi; lluntlry H"- ' (A.
hlkr. 11415; Huntley H'. '
tStarr boy). l .10; Oirg.'n ll'ty lie.
.ltal tl'ahlk A Kl.Kl't. HN(.',;
Mr, C. H. 0rn (MuiheMinl. IS Oil;
II. IU. hel.lrr Ka M itel I, 112 00;
(i.Mkl Samaritan Hospital (W. K.
Ilaillixtl, H,1.',j CooJ ..itiaiilan lla
I ptlal i naa. rrn.er,, n ; ri. tin-
J. Eiter. I'lath, Crii"
daialey M
I'o.leil, Id (HI; HrvKon l ily lloital
Co. E. Starr). I4.1i1. H.irT Hiua,
IT. J. Wirti). I15..1M: I'r. J. W. Nor-
; n (li'mlier, .Malfirn.n. wu, rial,
lift 4..; liarrun IKUal tn. u. iaiaiy
1 1 Ml; lr. E. It. To.1.1 ill. Harklryl.
112 00; Havid Jonea (II II Uari-lay),
Mi; Utto E. Meindl (C. J- Seahornl.
f.MHi; Mr. Maud Stewart (Mi. Elota
llalmer). 12.75; J. E- M.-i'ormatk
(John Marx), l.'OOO; n.-.lru- Hotel
jilU k Meyer), 20.(Xi; I'ri.e llroa.
I Hi-rr). I5 (Hi; W. E. l. iup.toa.1 (Mr
.er (Mr. .Marx), $5txi; E. J. Walk-
ley (Valentine), 114.05; Kobbina Hro.
(Jame ltuell I0.2H: P. J. Winkle
(Katie Yonimker), I'"1; Mt. I'lewa
ant Pairy (John Heat-1. 1225; Mr.
Ola KenUum (CriW"). " IH'; IL
' IVtmld (Mr. leerl. 12 00;
A. J.
E A.
, Knightly (Mra. Marro). $7.lH);
INSURANCE German, American i
Insurance Co., $56.40; Piilman 4 Mow.j
I, Alt CI. I IM.Ml A.H
. ... i- a. . , ... . ..!.
LIES Courier Pre.. $119.20;
ity Enterpriw. $277.tK;
Hro. Company. $21.15; I. M.
$10.00; J. E. Jack. $1.00;
an. $10.47; W. J. Wilson.
SEALER OF WElCHTS St MEAS
URES J. E. Jone. $ :;2o.
PAM AGES Fred Aune. $25.00;
Wm. Aune. $25.00; Wm. (Uer. $25.00.
PROHIBITION' P. O. Worthinp
ton. $6.40.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The follow Iiir real -tutx trunitfi-r
.-re fil.-J In theoffl..- of County Ko
. or.l.'r lii-dman Thurs.l.. :
V. A U wla et al to II J. Hold
worth, lots 93 and 7'.. IVach lirove;
$!'
P. J Swlter to Ct.iu.t Hull, lot 15
"UMk u- ",,ui,'"i i'
r,,i:"n ('"':, , ... t
T. I nard Charmuu t" P. . Mo-
Karlan.l. land tn Clio kainns Co...,!) ;
$1 oo.
The following are the roul ette
transfer that were filed in the offbe
of County He.oriler Iv.lmun on Mon-
Thomua and Mrr IS. llennett ! J
Johnsnonn.n four acre of Hertion
towiiHhl. 1 south, ran" 4 eunl;
$30.
Helen M ami I.. A. lairflelil to II
W. Vlets. 7.V2 ai res of land In section
2". towiiHhlp 2 south, ranise 3 eiiMt;
$20.
Wtlliain S. Turner, adiiilnlstruti.r of
estate of Tlioinat Mercer Sinister, of )
Portland Trust Company of OreRon
land In MM-timi I. township 3 south,'
raiue j east : $oo. j
Prank S. Thome to l-avltui Tliorne, I
nlunil In nsii tiiuiH :t. 4. 9 and 10, town
ship :i south, rani:' 2 east; (10,
Ijiiliui Tliorne to Frank S
Thorne, 1
t.'i acres of m-. tlims 3 and 10, town
ship :! south, rani:..- 2 east; $10.
Rose Del.asliniutt to GcorKQ and
Maliel Green, all of lots 17 and IS.
Iil. k 19. (iladsinne; $700.
The followlm: real estate transfers
w.-re filed In the office of County He
(order Hodman Tnesduy.
II. It. Ilaiinafnrd to William I).
Krendi. V'2 of the SW4 and the
NE'.i of the SVi4 of section 16. town
ship ?. south, ranue 5 east V. M.. and
lot 7. section 16, township 3 south,
ranee" 3 east V. M : $1.00.
Harry Geli.illc and It. and Amallo
Cerson lo John K. and Maud Green
lots 3 and I. block I. Corson Addition
to Oroi-on City; $10.
Mount Mood Hotel Co. to C. A. Rol.b,
lot I In lilock in. Arrau Wanna Park;
JI.DO.
Ilatlle I. Kelly and J. 11. Kully to
Henry ('. Cabelle, live acres in -tions
22. 2:1, ami 27, In township 1
south, nuiKo 2 east W. M.; $1-00.
The followini; real estate transfers
w.-re filed wlili Cnnniy Iteeordur D'-d-man
Tuesday:
Have anil l.ou KhIi.-II to W. . Oar
in r. i vo acres of land In Ser. 2.1, T. 1
S.. it. 1 K.. V. M. ; $10.00.
Conrad Kri'iaum and Allie Kri
Li' inn I j :. or;- Q. and Etta M. Dart,
JO acres in section :;.",, T. 3 S., R. I K..
W. M,: .l..10(i.
"sear Line and Anna, Ills wifn, to
Kmil iiti I Kbhii l.itol. an undivided
out tliii'i ind iesi ,u umX of land lo-
mi. il ii :- i- ,. T . S.. It. I'.,. . ;
no.
Il.in, ,..ir I. iini' Cnitlifir to Sam and
SanKi Cost.inzo, IS acres In Sb. 16
mill 21 in T. 2 S., K. 3 E.. W. M.; $10.
I.. W. Wilson, iinniiirrled, to AIiiIIi-h
Old Folks Saved
From Suffering
Mrs. ..Imi v ,. Hi:,,,, Taunton, Mass.,
.n Iht Kith year, uy: "I thought I
k'.-ih ,rvnnd th r'-ah of medicine, hut
1 '! Ki'Imi -j- I 'ilia have proven most
ufcli .i' Kil in my fayy."
Mr. Ham A. Hoover, High Point,
K. '., writes: "My kidney trouble was
.se at night anil I had to get up
li'im Mve to si-ven times. Now 1 d
not ha vp lo ret up at night, and coii-sl'l-r
i.iynlr in a truly normal cim
ilitlon, wiiicli I attrllmle to 'uh:y Kid
ney Iflls, as I have taken nothing
Mrs. M. A. liriilKea, Robinson. Mass.,
myr: 'I auffered from kidney all
riniifH f,,r iwo y-ars I communced
iMkniK Koley Kidney i'llls n months
into, ami ihniiKh I am 1 years of age,
I r--l like a Hi-year-old girl."
Koh-v Ki.lney I'ills re tonic,
strenirthenlnif and up-bullding, and
icti.re nnrlnal action to H K'!1."!!
and 'i n. disordered and painful blad
der. They act quickly and contain
no dangeroua or harmful drug.
JONES DfiUO CO.
t.i.iini hiiiirima In Anna Kuiienaa
ion a. m in H.H- J, T. 1 H, II I E
W VI ; I5
W. II llrrl In ( i (,(!,.).
a. I. III H..v i. H, ,j t I H
It IE. W M ; fid
N.llle r.imifll. .t ,-. WllllaliiMin
kil . ti-a In He.-, it. T I H , It ft f, W
M : I0.
Elmer II U.e and Anr .i u
x u aim u. .i N.iii-r, loi It an I
. M.Hk II. and li.i s ali. ji In
ibl.NB. II. Minihiiin Addition lu ('II r
of rorllaiKl; f 10
Ja U IX-Ijiiin and Canln PfU.ii
I lo r. J. ami Nora ( iulilii, l.ii (ii, (7,
r..V ami :, Ji-nnln UmUt. 0
The lull.miiiK real etlale lranri
ie fll.il In Ilia ofrire u( luiini)
llecnr.ler leliiiait Etlda)
P. J. Hlli.r In I'la.ul Hall, lot 15.
bl.Hk II, 'I....m Kill; i:v
T. I n.iiar.l Chariiian In p. V. Mo
Eailand. land In Weal I.I1111; l.
E. II. Ir.U rl al lo II J ll.il.l
orth. Ii.la 1.1. 74. I'ea. h Cute, ('lack
am i (iniilt; 910.
(Jo,. re T. Hmllh In liualav lloln. 22
a.re nf arctlon 17, lonlilp t .iiii!.
riiK 6 r.l, fioo.
John (i. anil Umle Alien lo ('alt In
and l.iii'linla Hiimner. I 51 a rr of
eitloit S.1. tonaili 3 (iiih, raiife I
i-l; f.'7.
John (!. and Umle A.lni lo Wal
tT It. and Elma Murray, J H a. rea of
kmllon M. lolihli 3 miilh, rniiK
wp.t, :,00
AUreil M Bti.l Itnl.y I' Juiiiim 11. lo
A. C. Ii.f, lot. 11, S. )3. II. blmk
1, Mini horn addition to ill) of 1'iut
luml. $10
A. IL and Kdllll U Nenmaii lo
Ail.lle and K. M. Hammer. Iula K, .
10. bl.Hk II. lurrlmM ad.llllon (o
Molalla. 110
PRESIDENT HAS
T
WILSON PROPOSES CONSESSION
OF EIGHT-HOUR DAY TO
EMPLOYES.
EXECUTIVE TO MEET GENERAL
COMMITTEE Of' 460 TODAY
Appeal Will Be Mad for Compromise
In lntrt of Ptopl of Coun
tryPublic Opinion Relitd
on to Aid.
WASHIXIITON. Aok Hi President
Wilson tonlKht completed a definite
pluu for settlement of the threatened
nuttou-wldc ntilroud lrike, nnd will
suliliilt It to representatives of the
inunaKcrs and employes tomorrow. Al
though administration officials said
ncKotiutlon would l- (-oiitlnued until
a peaceful solution was found, the out
come of the president's mediation Is
pec ted to di-pend largely on tho ut
tltiule of tho two sides toward the
plan he ha drawn up.
The proportion framed by the .r.-s
Ident follow lim conferences with tho
inunuKers and employes since Monday
proposes that tin.1 railways should
concede the eight-hour workday.
Iditor It probably will be proposed
"ml u federal commission appointed
by the president or createil i.y con-Kr.-HS
InvestlKiitt! all problems which
have arisen during the present discus
sloii. The chief obstacles III the way
of acceptance of the plan He In the In
sistence of the railroad iiiauuKers on
arbitration ami their opposition to the
eight-hour day and tho demand for
and a half for overtime. Whether tho
two sides will give In on these points
constituted the chief uncertainly In
tin' situation tonight.
The general committee of the em
ployes, Including private representa
tives of the trainmen and englnetnen
on tlm 22f. railroad systems of tho
country, arrived here tonight in re
sponse to a summons by their sub
committee, which has been meeting
with the president. Tho general com
mittee has plenary powers to accept
or reject any suggestion.
The men, although refraining from
discussing tho plan of tho president,
said they thought the outlook encour
aging for a settlement.
The president will meet the entire
coinmltten of 610 In tho east room of
the White House at 3 o'clock tomor
row nnd lay before them his plans.
LOW WATER FORCES
C. W. HILL TO SHUT
DOWN ITS GRINDERS
UNUSUAL CONDITION OF RIVEH
ALLOWS OPERATION MONTH
LONGER THAN USUAL.
A month later than ilsiiul, the lo
water of the Willamette and the con
sequent leHHRiiiiiK of power Tuesday
compelled the Crown Willamette Pa
per company to shut down It) of its 17
sets of L'rlnders and all were expected
to be shut down early this iiiornlnK.j
The grinders usually are shut down
early In July, and there have been
years when tney wore sii.n iwwh u.
June. However, this year heavy sum
mer rains kept up tho river and pro
vided sufficient power to run Inter
than usual.
Fifty-one men working on the grind
ers and 12 wood pliers, with tho ex
ceptlon of 24 put to work bringing In
pulp, were laid off by the Crown Wil
lamette mills Monday and Monday
night. The 18 wet machines In the
plant shut down thre or four days
ago.
PLAN TO PREVEN
RAILROAD STRIKE
I . . ' '
i
V
i
i
i
Ctn Ruin Oil.
ilenrta II inli (in, d.iiichi.-r of Mr.
ml Mrs. Hoy nil, of IliU i lly, .oud
!! (minis III the iik ul. i-iiiili-at IikIiI
I Hie i li.iiiUu.ua In July ul lilad
lulu- Ceiiei s a cur old In July,
IDHI. sod n on., of lh liiimt allrac
thi. )ooniicr on lb" t hunts. i. jus
Kiouiida Him U iinunmlly bright for
her age, and si I ru.la sltinllun lo r
ever shr ... conipallles lu-r psri-llls
2 CARS COLUDE
MISS DOLLY BCNTLtV AND MISS
SOPHIE MADISON SUFFERINQ
FROM MINOR BRUISES.
PORTLAND OWNED MACHINE HITS
F. E. ALBRICHT 'S CAR AT CROSSING
Both Automobiles Ar Badly Damaged
By Fores of Impact 120 Teach,
er In IS Cars Set Colum
bia Rlvtr Highway.
To leachirs attending the auuual
t'lni kunii.a county tem hcra' Iralulng
a. ho.il. Miaa Sophie Madison, of Hll
erlun. and Miaa I M.I I y I lent Icy, were
slkhtly Injured wh.-u n cur drlx-n and
owned by r"riink K. Alhrlcht of this
city and ('. J. Cullsoti. of Portland,
collided at the Interne, lion of Highly-s.-cond
at net nud Powell valley road
near the Clnckninas Miillnomuh coun
ty line about ti n't lis k l-Vlday night
In the All. right lnu. blue with Mis
Mnlli-v and Miss Madison were Mlss.-s
tihidvs Kelaey. of Scott's Mills, and
l.alKb. of Molnlln Although they
were thrown to the ground by the
force on the Impact, they i-Hcaped tin-
hurt.
Mlna Itcntl.-v nnd Minn Madison are
suffering onl) from hnilses und minor
cuts Krlcmls decliired late lrlil.iy
lilftht that their coiiilltloll was by li'i
liicans serious. Mini Mudlnnii wai
brought to the home of Mr. und Mrs
John Scott at the head of Seventh
street, this city, where she bus been
stopping while att.-uillng the training
school und Mixs Hcnll.-y was taken
to the Inline of relatives of Mlis Kcl
sey In Portluiid.
Mr. Albright, with the four l.-achers
In his car, was cninltig home from a
trip over the t'oltlinhlii hlghwuy. lie
says I'iiIIhoii, v ho bad a larger inn
chine than the Albright car, tried
to cross In front of him, canning the
accident. The Albright car was turn
ed completely over and badly dam
aged while holh front wheels of the
t'lillHon machine were knocked olf.
Kvery occupant of the Albright ma
chine was thrown In the ground.
Over 1 110 (eachcis Journeyed over
the Coliimbla highway Friday in auto
mobiles donated for thn day by rest
dents of the county. Twenty-five, ma
chines were required to make the trip
and every one was well filled. Thn
party stopped at noon at Multnomah
falbi where luncheon was served anil
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE.
Kin A. Ilawley filed a suit in thn
circuit court Thursday ugaliiKl tho Al
lien Fruit & Vegetable Preserving
company to ipilet title to lots 7 and
K of block ft of Oregon City.
AWFUL SUFFERING.
"I suffered untold nrony
with neuralgia. I thouglit I
would go mad with pain. A
friend of mine advli.nl ma
to tuke Dr. Ulles' Antl-J'nlii
Fills. I did so and the pain
stopped almost at once.
Then I commenced mlng
Dr. Miles' Nervine a ud be
fore lone I waa so that I did
not have these palna any
mora." B. J. WIMTEH.
Ml 11. Piatt At,,
Colorado Bprlnga, Colo,
ALL ARE THROWN
TO GROUND WHEN
POSSIBILITY OF
HOPE OF ARBITRATION OF AIL
IfttUM, MOWIVIH, WANII At
coNMHrNci con on
EHPLOYES" SUBCOMMITTEE SLNDS
TOR CTNCRAI COMMIIUE OF 460
Administration Official NtfuM lo
Predict Oulcon.f pf Conference
Whlla Houas Conferences U 0
Conllued Today.
WAHIIINHIUN. Aug I. PrMl.t.-iil
Wllium's t-f'i.ita In bring the rallriwd
inanugcra and tb lnuthi'thiMHl leader
lugrthi-r In aiiiiic futin of s.'ttli'in.'lil
of the dlff.-H in olilib Ihrral.'li a
nut Inn li. rull w h y alrlkti baa, alter
lii ilaa if ulifi r. II. ca, priiKrcaacil
imly to I he M.lnl wlnre a gruiind wink
fur further hi-K.itliittuhs has Im-n luhl
llupri nf srhltialliin nf all Inam-a
waned iDilur. hut Ibe sllualli.n aa
lulchti In-il l III.' poanllillily of a ai l
lli'iiK'iit hrlnK rca b.-.l by the raUrua.U
1 1'lii'cilllili tho prliiclpln nf the eight
hour day and with sides s.-ltllns ml
lateral laau.-s liy aotiii. form nf nej.i
tlutluns as Jet iillileterililned.
After conferring with rr.wld.-nt Wil
on IoiiIkIiI the rinplox-a' subctini
lllltle.i aetit In New York for the .'r
ineiiibera nf the general c.uninlttpe i
ceiiin to Waahlngti.il to fitcllllatn ncgu
llutli.iia. Tln-y an. eip.-ct.Hl her.
Th.irsilay slid pmhuhly will a. the
pr.-ald.-nt I'rlilav The manag.-ra'
coiiiiiillt.-n ill 'mf.-r with hliu SKain
l.iiuiirrow.
Two uffl. lal nlaleini-lita lanlli-d fnilit
the White limine during the duy ni.-rr
ly statril Unit the dleciiealixts Were
still In pruKn-aa and that no r-'l'rt
could tie mail, on reaiills.
II was iinili'iat.MHl thai the rmployra
repr.-arnlHll.-a offered nil suggestion
on litis feslure of the situation. The
railroads were reported to be rrady to
roncr. le the prim Iple of the eight hour
dny 011 coiiillllon (lint all collutersl la
su.-s be IhoroiiKhly InveatlKat.M by tlie
Interstate I'oliinieree Coiiunlaal.in or
i.nie other hoilv.
Ailtuliilstrutlon officials refused to
night lo pr.-illcl what I lie outcome
oud! be, and the president was umb-r
stood lo bo uncertain whether a strike
ronld be averted. The White llouae
conferences will he continued tumor
row, lull II was not believed that a
rrlls would he reached liefi.ro Thurs
day. In the ineniillme the inniisKers
and employe will cotnintinlcatei with
1 the Interests they represent
HAN WHO BUILT FIRST
William IjiSalle. who erected the
flrnl bungalow lu the city of liliul
stone. Is d.-ii.l. word having tx-cn rr
celt ed lo that effect Ttn-sday be
friends ol the family lu liladitone Mr.
l.aSallc left this county several yea 11
ago for California, and later went to
Woodland, Wash., where his diiilh 01
curr.-d August K from hemorrhage. Iln
suffered 11 strohc 01 piiralyxla u year
ago.
Mr. I.11H11II1. In survived by his w(.
ow, of Woodland, Wash., and a son,
(iuy UiSulle, of Hberidiiu, Oregon.
When You Have Cold,
(live It attention, avoid exposure, be
regular and careful of your diet, also
commence taking Dr. King's New His
covery. It contains Plnn Tar, Anti
septic Oils and Halaauis. Is slightly
laxatlve Dr. King's New Discovery
eases your rough, soothes your throat
and bronchial tubes, checks ytmr cold. .
starts to clear your head. In 11 ahott
tlmn you know your cold Is better. Its
the standard family cough syrup in
uso over 40 years, lict ti bottle at
unco. Keep It In the house an a cold
Insurance. Sold lit your ilni,rglst.
(Adv.)
Close attention to
work is the cause
of much Pain and
many Hcadnchs.
Obtain relief by
taking one or two
DI. MILES'
GRANTING
HOUR DAY FOUND
ANTI-PAIN PILLS
Then tone up the Nervous
System by using
Dr. Miles
Restorative Nervine
IF FIRIT BOTTLC. OR BOX. FAILS
TO HELP VOU, Y0UH HON BY WILL
Bl REFUNDEP.