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OREflON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1013. 3 " BILLS ARE VITAL ('uutliiued frcini plan 1) niiih'i'it thereof In fiiur iulilli (iliiees within urn It i ii ui nl Ion, mill fniir pub W III iM'it Corcoran Eustlt, Chairman ill h Inauuural ComtnltlM Hf It a Washington bsnksr and a ton of a formur United Btatsi Banator. Mr iii"ik In mn h territory fur a lilt" IMil'jil Miirli mill hull distinctly hi ii I ii III" HiimnIIIiiii In ln an submit ted, nml "hull iIi hIkiiiiI" . cnpei hilly llm IiimiiiiIiii lis nf I hit territory an 1 1 1 1 1 1 it - t in do iiiiiii'M'il, ami Mm I'li'i tin ah.ill ii 1 11 I ( I'll thereby In iuli llpi'll ditch ii'iollliill by ilarlliK up mi (hi'lr bulbils Hie wunU Tor an nutation." or "aitiilnal Btint'tailun" nr Hiinlt ) H I v In til th'-retit Hurl, mull ill or ( v. Inl'it I r hoily aliull also l Una 1 1' llm iluru nr phueii ttl whlt'h llin folia will In' upi'ii, which ahull tin HiimK iimuilly used for Unit purpose llliln mu ll corporation. Bin li iimiii i ll or I'Klnlnlhn Imily slnill also ap lniliil nml ili'dlmml" In auili nollrn llm iuiiiii'H of llm JuiIki'h ml clerks of cleiiltill. Htlrh I'liiim ll or K'ttlnlu lltii Im'ly nIiiiII ini'i'l on Momliiy ln'l ri'i'dli K lli'1 ilay of mn li election at I o i lin k P. M. mill proieed In iiinvum llii' MUm cunt llnri'iil. If 11 nlinll appear iimmi stub canvas tluil Hit' iiuijiirlly of llm voir runt nri In latin Hin uiiiii'iiitloii, Hi' ii stub roiilii ll, or legislative body alinll, l.y an ord'-r entered iiihiii llii'lr rec ord. itiM'Inrit mnli anuetntlon, nml i mom Itirlr eh rk or other nftlrer T fiiimlliK I li' duties of clerk. III make mid transmit to llm He relary ol Htulii a lerlllled lii" Tli'lton of mull iiiinl't i'i territory, ami lln' tew Itouinl -rlcs of milit i lly or l" ii. ami un abstract of such viiln w till li ahull show tin vvhnlii it u ii 1 1 r of eh tor vol In In mn li 1'iiri'oriilloii, dm im nitx-r of vote nml fur iiiuii'tiitloii, ami dm number of vole cast nKttlnsl aniietatlnii Prom iiinl afl'T dm iliitn of flllUK ' until nlmlrint. mull itiumxiitloil shall Im (l.-i iii.-il niiiiii'l'. ami ItiiTi-nlliT m il territory alinll ho ntol ri'iiiiiln . part of such -(trituration. Tim JudKe uml clerk, before 1'iili-rlnK upi'ii dm dim liurtrn of tlu'lr duties lit such eler I Ion. ah.ill each Ink" ami subscribe, lu'lurx nn uftli T bill In irlr'il In ailmln Ister llm amiiK. un oudi, thut Im will h ally nml fnltlifully dlst bantu hi" tint If na mn li Juilae or clerk In en" of dm absence, or Inulilllty of any Jtnllic, or clerk, mi nHoliili'l. In a't at lurli vli'itlon, I licit dm iiinllMiil t lei tor .present lit thu iolla, before liriM i'i'ill'iiK I" voti. may ch oi un I'liM lor to ni t In hi l'l' front buiiiiik Ihrlr iiiimhi'r, lm alinll Only qualify ax aforesaid In-fur- I'litrrlim iikiii dm illai hari' of lila duties na JmUi'. or rli'tk. nl aui'h election. Sect lull 2. ll nlinll Im dm Only of dm clerk or other othYer performlnK dm duties of cl-rk, of any lueorimr atnl city or liin to provide u aultl-i-li'iit nninhi'r of suitable ballot to Im used at mil h I'liftlmi. Tim expense of any mn h special election "hull I" I ii 1. 1 out of thu k ml fund of nny InroriHirntPil rlty or town hy hlrh aiirli I'l'-rdon In rulli'il, ami tlm Juil-Ki-a ami ( h rka of I'li'i'tlon ahall tm " tlili'il to ri'ii'lvc tlm annul ronipi'tiHn tloii un JmUi'ii uml rlrrka wtvIiik nn mil nt a tii-rnl rli'i'don. I'rovlJ cil. howiivi-r, tln roiim ll or othrr h'K lahidvi. hoily. of nny urli Ini-orporut' nl rlty or town may. In lt illnrri'don. Iirfnri' rnllltm nny mnh npiilul i'li'i don, n iUlri tlm pi'lltloii' ra to pnY .iito tho rlty trouaiiry lln eHtlmuti'O i'iriini' of mii'h i-h'itlon hi'fore nny mu ll api'i lal i'ItIIoii la ralli'il. Hfitlon 3. Ku'i'pl nn lurnln pro vhliO. inn pritvlaloiia of any cxIntlnK Inw Ki'iirriil Inw whi'll pplli'nhli. ro IndiiK lo the nnni'xndon of nny trr rltory. or cuIIIhk or IioIOIiik of un i'1'i llon thi'ri'iinilt'r, thi ronndng. rnn-viihHliiK- nml ri'tnrnliiK of dm voton uml tlm 'ff"t of nny mnh votm. nr Imrrhy innilo nppllnililn nml nr n--IiiIuimI In full forri' uml 'ff'i't. nml tl., provlnlonn Imrwif nn liilrnili'il to Im In nOO ll Ion nml mippli'ini'iilury to I'tlntliiK provlnlonn of luw Ki'tmlK lllll No. In n ini'iimiro of no llttln Inti-niit to pi-opl" Hvlnu ' tlm roimlry, nml rnpi'i'lully thoiio who kIvii nutim iilli'iillim to roml hiillilliiK. Tln hill rhniiKm t tit nyiti'tn of rhoon Iiik roml mipi'rvUorn, tnkliiK dm nl polniini'iit nwny from dm Comity t oiirln linO mnkliiK th aup'-rvlaorn I'li'illvp 1iy dm pi-opUi of thi'lr ro apritlni Olntrhtn. Tlm Mil follown: For mi nil I'litllli'il. "An art to umi'iiil Si'i tlon 63U of Lord tlri'gon J. awn." Itn II i-iiurti'd hy Hi pi'oplo of thu Htuti' of Oregon: He It enncti'd hy tlm l.i'lnlndvo Aum-uihly of tlm ntnlo of Oregon: Si'itlnn I. Thnt Hi:tUm of l.onln Oregon Ijiwh ho and din nin U heri'hy anmnOed an un tc rend an follown: Section 6.1 M. Them nhnll ho a reg uliir meeting of llm legal votern of every roml tllntrlrt In the ntaln of Oregon held on the llrnt Monday In Deremher of ein'h yenr for dm pur pone of electing a rimil aupervlHor In nml for nuch dintrlet for the yenr lie glnnlng on the llrat of Jnntiar next 'iiHiilng. The nupervlnor of nurh din trlrt nhull rniiHO written notlren of Hiirh meeting, atatlng the ohjert there of nml the time nml place of holding tlm annie. nlgned hy lilmnelf, to be nlgned hy hlinm'ir, to hi) punted In three public plncen In the dlntrlrt at lennt ten dnyn before the dny appoint ed for the meeting, but any neglect or fnlliiie to Mint nurh notice nhnll not nvold nuch nvetlng nor Invali date the action of the votern of the dintrlet taken therenl. hut nhnll he only for dm purpono of culling their attention to the provlnlonn of thin nee lion. The legnl votern of ach din trlrt, when anneinbled nt nuch meet ing, nhall proceed to elect by ballot n rond nupervlnor In and for nuch dintrlet, who nhnll be a renldent of the dintrlet for which he In elected, nml ahail hold hln otllce for thrterni of one yenr. beginning on the flrnt of Jnnuary next ensuing, nnd until hit murennor in ebcted ad qualified. He fore entering, upon the dlnrharge of hln dutlm each rond atipervlnor nhnll tnke .in onth to faithfully dlnehnrge the ilutlen of hln oftlco. Any vacnncy occurring In the office of road nuper vlnor nhitll lie filled by the county court nt nny time after nuch vacancy nhnll have occurred, and the pernon no appointed nhnll hold ofllre for the re mainder of the year. Henatoi Iilinli k'a bill to rqnlre a iiK'illeal rertlllcate an nn additional rciilHlto to the Innunnce of a mar rlnge llcennn In one thnt will Interent all ntudi'iita of eugeuicn. It hnn ben niiggentt'd thnt a provlnlon to hare hoard of phynli lunn pnna upon the pliynlral condition of the applicant for a marriage llcenne, Inntead of plm-lng the renKnnlliillty upon a nln gle phynli Ian. would ntrengthen th nicniure. The bill In believed to be iiierllorloiiN, nnd henrn tho til In of H. niii" lllll No, in, i follown: A hill for un ni l enllll' d "An in I lo ii'ipilri' i u l 1 1 ii I ri'ii llii nln un ud illlloniil ii"iiImIIi' In iHHiniiicu of n inn i ' lin n lli i ii""." II" It i mu li'il hy tlm pi oiil" of the ali i" of oi'i'goii: He II i niirti il b' di" l.i'i'.lhliiilvn A iHi'inlily of dm mnli' ol Oregon: HmiIou I, Tluil heforii nny county i Ink in l li I nt main nhnll Ikhho a tint r- rhife lli i lnm dm upplli lint therefor nhnll llln wllh tlm clerk from whom in h lli'i'iiiii la nought, a t-or 1 1 1) it t fi'uiii u ili y nli-In ii duly iiiiiliorl.i'd to pliirtli" liii'dlrlim w 1 1 h III the alale. uiinlii umler on I Ii. w I It I ii twelve houri fium dm iliil" of 'tiling tlm mime, linwlng thnt llm mill" pernon (him I.lim In ruler llm iiiiirrlage r In don In free from ciinlagloun or In fi'i'tloun veiieml illm'iiH". Hi'i'llmi 1'. Any lli Ht In it who ahull knowingly uml wilfully iiiukit any fain" Miilcim nt In nny rerlllli ule Innued. nn herein provldi d, ahull he ptiulnlmd by the ri'vornllon of llln llieunn In prnrdi o hln profennlou wllliln the Hi II I". Hei'iloii ;i All feea uml cluirg'n of nn phynli Inn milking tlm nerennury i a it in I it .tt I ii of uml Inmtlug the nee etnary rerillli nl" to uny oim purty, na herein provliled, nlutll not exctd dm mint of 'l.tiU. Hi" Hon 4. Tlm county phynlrlann of llm k eve nil coiiuden nhnll, upon r ijiu nt . inakii tlm nei i hhiii y xitnilliit (loll and Imiii" nurh certlllrntn, If thu nine cull he properly Inmied. wllhout i lnrgK to dm npplli'uut, If Indigent. LFIGHT 10 ELECT DIMICK MAKES DETERMINED Eh rORT TO HAVE PEOPLE CHOOSE SUPERVISORS GILL WOULD CURTAIL DEATH PENALTY Mill Mtn In thin City to b Given Chancn to Combat Mcaiur to Limit Houra of Em ployee SAI.KM. Or, Jun. 22.. (Special.) Thut Chirkiiimin Coiilily eltjoyn the eiivlnlile ininlllou of having a levy of eight mil In for a rotid tux un compar ed to a little lent thuu two tnllln fur Multnomah County wnn on of the nrgumciitn which Kennlor lilmlrk ud v nnred today In favor of panning til hill to place dm road nupervlHora of the mate on an elective banla rather Ih. ui appointive by the county court It wita contended that the prloKul .to el'ct rotid mtpervlnor would In terfere with dm brond general mlicuio o' an effective highway nyn li iii nml un a renult the tux pnyern would Im n rlounly aflectrd If thu rhiiiige were niude. Kegnrdlenn of ntrnng argumeutn nfter a long ilehute lMuitrk lout on hln hill being llldi'dttttely pontponed. Hi'lirem illative dill Introduced (wo bllla today, one providing thut the ileulh I'eiiulty nhoiild be exercised only on convic tion on direct evidence of llrnt Oegire imird'T, or on confen Mini In op' ti court and that nil other conv ict limn of murder should entail only lite Imprisonment. lie tih.o Inlroilui eil a hill provlOIng Ihtil l.'ilunu or a mill should he net nxlile from the ntnte tnxen for a road fund. Pr-nldent Malurkey, of the Semite, iinmiunced thin afternoon that n public hearing will hp held next Mon day evening nt 7:110 o clock In the cliHiiibern of tlm ntnte supreme court before the coininltlee of the Senate on ludtiHtrlen relative to the Dlmlck eight hour law. Thin hill, which him I n before pant legislatures only to meet defeat, ban ngaln been Intro duced. It provlilea that nn eight hour day nhnll he observed In all factories nml in liiufiicturlng or Industrial In stitutions wMrli operate 22 hours or more counecutlvely. The hill affects the Oregon City tnllln only but It hnn been found necensary to Introduce ll an a general law. Nuineroiin Oregon City people w ill he here to Tlttend the meeting. Clothtt nnd Conduct Kvery inn it and every unmnn feell the liiltueiiee of elolhes mid iipiieiirumn iihiii mil lift . You Iiiivc heii.il of the lonely n nt ii In the Aiislmlhiii IiiihIi who nlvviijn ptif on evening drem for dlnuer ho that be might iyiiicuiIht he wnn a gentleman Adill.niu could not write bin best iinlenn he wun well dressed. Put a nnughty girl Into her bent Siimlny clothes and nhe will behave tjulte ulce l.v; put n blackguard Into khukl and h will be ii hero; put nn omulbiin con ductor Into uulfotiu nnd he will live up to hin clot hen Indeed, In I millennium of free clot hen of the Intent fashion we nhnll all lie archiingela.-1-oudoii Chrou-h-le. COLD AFFECTS THE KIDNEYS. Many Oregon City People Have Found Thin To Be True. Are you wretched In bad weather? Doce every cold nettle 'on your kid nnyn! Doen your buck ache and become weak? Are urinary pnnnnges Irregular and distressing? Thene lymptomi are caune to sus pect kidney wenknenn. Weakened kldneyn need quick help. I loan a Kidney I'llln are especially prepared for weakened kldneyn. (iraiefiil people recommend them. (ieorge K. l'arrlsh, niuslrlan, 33 1-2 Crund Ave., Portland. Ore., nayn: "The flrnt aymptom of kidney com plaint In my enne wan a dull pain across my loins. I paid little atten tion to tho trouble at flrnt but an it grndualy grew worse I'know that nomethlng must ke done. Whenever I caught cold, I. wan nure to have an acute attack of backache of backbone I felt miserable In every way. One evening I read a convincing ntatement regarding Doan'a Kidney I'llln and I wnn led to get thin remedy. The re mills of III line were gratifying, and It wnn not long before my trouble wan removed." For nale by nil dealern. Price SO centn. KosterMilhurn Co. Ituflalo. New York, nole ngentn for the I'nlted Stnten. Remember, the name Doan'a and take no other. ROAD HEADS LOST SCHUEBEL'S BILL CUTSWORKHOURS CLACKAMAS REPRESENTATIVE WOULD REDUCE SCHEDULE IN FACTORIES GILL HAS NEAR PROHIBITION BILL Menture Authorlung Flan Commie ilontre to Stock Streame of State Being Urg ed MAI. KM, Jim. 22.,(Hpeclul.) Itepre eiilallv' Hrhuehel, of Clackuuiiin County, ban Introduced a bill provid ing Hint no pernon ahull work more thun lu bourn In one dny or till In one week III a mill, factory or nianii flu till'lliK i-nlabllshuielit. The bill follown: A bill for an net declaring the pub lic policy of the elate of Oregon re lating to wug" workern, to fix mini mum hours of service In certain In dustries, to proi hln for the Inforce tneiit of thin act, and to prescribe for violations thereof. lie 11 lllncleil hy the penpl" of the tale of Oregon: He it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of tlm ntatt) of Oregon: H' 1 1 lou 1. It In the public' policy of dm slate of Oregon that no per son shall ho hired nor permitted to work lor wagea under any conditions or terms for longer houra or days of service than In conlsstenl with hln health nml well-being and ability to promote the general wellure by bin Increasing usefulness an a healthy nnd Intelligent illl.'ti. It la hereby declared thut the working of any per non more thuu ten hours In one day, or nlxty hours lu one week, In any mill, (a 'lory or maufucturlng estab lishment, In Injurious to the physical health nml well-being of eucb p'-rson, und tends to prevent him from acquir ing thut degree of Intelligence that In necdssnry to make hint a useful mid derlruhle cltli'n of the ntnte. Him lion 2. No person shall be em ployed In any mill, factory or manu facturing establishment In thin ntnte more than ten houra In any one day, nor more thun nlxty hours In one week, except watchmen and employ- ees wh-u engaged In milking necen sary repairs, or in casea of emergency where life or property In In Imminent danger; provided, however, employ- res may work overtime not to exced two bourn In any one duy, the total number of bourn of employment In nny one week not to exceed sixty, ex cpt when engaged In mnking necen sary repulrs, or lu inm-n of emergen cy, un In thin act provided. Section 3. Any employer who shall require or permit nny pernon to work In any of the places mentioned lu Section 2 of thin act more than the number of houra lu enld section pro vided for during any dny of twenty- four hours, or who nhull permit or suffer nny overseer, superintendent or other agent of uny nuch employer to violule nny of the provlnlonn of thin act, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, nnd upon conviction thereof ahall be fined tor nuch offenne not lean than llfty dollars nor more than live hun dred dollars; provided, that euch day's violation of thin uct, or any part thereof, shall be deemed a Be pa rate nffcnse. Itepreac ututlve dill, of Clnckamun County, hita Introduced the following bill: A bill for nn act to amend Section tltll.H of Uird'a Oregon I-nws an amended by chapter 119 of tho Gen eral l-nws of Oregon for 1911, to amend sections 4H::s and 4947 and re peal sections VXi'i, 49tO. 4941, 4942, 494 13, 4914, 49lii and 4919 of Lords Oregon Laws, and to make federal license prima facie evidence thnt a pernon In engaged in the Rule of liq uor. He It enacted by the people of the nlate of Oregon: Section 1.. That section 493S of Lord's Oregon I-awB, an amended by chapter 119 of the General Laws of Orgon for 1911, be and the name is hereby amended to read aa follows: Section 4938. No person shall be permitted to sell npirltoun, malt, vin ous liquors, mar beer, or fermented cider commonly known as hard cider. In this stute, outside of the limits or boundaries of any city or town now incorporated; provided, however, that no near beer nhnll be sold Inside of Incorporated cities or towns where prohibition prevails. Section 2- Thnt section 4947 of Lord's Oregon Laws he amended to read as follows: Section 4947. If any. pernon or persons nhnll barter, sell or dispose of In any manner, any malt, vinous or spirituous liquors or fermented cider, commonly known as hard cid er, without flrnt having obtained a llcenne therefor, as provided by law, such pernon shall he deeim J guilty ot a misdemeanor, and upon convic tion ehcrcof nhnll bo punished by a fine of not less than two hundred and fifty dollars ($2.G0) nor more thnn Ave hundred dollars (JfiOO.OO) or by Im prisonment In the county Jail not lean than sixty (00) days nor more than six (6) months, or bf both fine and Imprisonment. Section 3. The possession of a federal llcenne by any pernon shall be prima facie evidence thnt said per son Is engaged in the sale of intox icating liquors. Section 4. Sections 4939, 4940, 4941, 4942. 4943. 4944. 4945. 4916 anl 4949 of Lord's Oregon Laws are hereby repealed. Representative 8chuebel has Intro duced ttie following bill: . A bill for an act to amend section r,116 of I-ord s Oregon Ijiwa. .te It enacted by the people of the slate of Oregon ; Section 1. That section 5316 of Lord's Oregon Ijiws be, and the same is hereby amended to rend as fol lows: L SeBtion 5316. The Hoard of.FUh Commissioners in authorized by this act to propagate and stock the var ious waf rs and streams of thla state with naimon. sturgeon, trout, or oth er food Ashes, not inimical to or de structive of naimon: and for the pur pose of protecting the same they are hereby authorized to close any stream or any d' Hlgnnted portion thereof In thin state frequented by naimon, or any stream which they have stocked. and prevent any'pernon taking or Ash ing for or catching any salmon or food Ashes therein (except that por tion of the Columbia Rlvr west of the Cascade locks and that portion of the Willamette River north of the Wlllnmcttn Tall at Oregon City. Should din Hoard of Klsli Commis sioners desire to rloso nny ntrenm or denlgunt'd portion thereof fre quented by salmon, or nny stream or di signaled poi lfon thereof which they hav ntocknd with food Ash. they nhull raiiHii mil he thiT'of to b filed lu dm office of the county clerk In each county In which nuch si nam or designated portion thereof Hen, and ahull publish nuch notice In some public newspaper pulillsh'd at the county neat In such county or coun tlen for four urcenlvu weekn. Huclt notice fhall designate an nearly as pructlrnhln lliu streams or designat ed portion tlpriof to bo cloned, and nhnll slate that on and after a date therein stated It will be unlawful to Ash (for) or tuke or catch any sal mon or other food Ashen therein (which date shall not be lens than thirty days from the date of th Arnt publication), and nhnll cause like no tice to be published for nii' lt time In three consplcloitn places on the bunks of such nt reams or designated portion thereof. ( 'pon din completion of the publication of such notice, the same, with the proof of the publication and posting thereof, nhull he filed with the original notice In th olAce of the county clerk, and It shall be unlaw ful at any time after the expiration of tho dn'e spec I II ed In naid notice for any person to Ash for, catch, or take nny salmon, or any food Anhes stock ed therein, until such notice shall be II led and likewise published by the Hoard of Klnh Commissioners of the opening of such stream or designat ed portion thereof, to the public for fishing. LEVY OF TEN MILLS Circuit Judge Campbell hue Issued a restraining order ngalnnl county Clerk Mulvey computing and extend ing an assessment of 10 mills, as au thorl.ed at a npcclnl meeting of the taxpayers of road district No. 44. Hull wnn Aled hy Kobert Clurk through Ilrownell & Stone, asking thut the Injunction be granted. The plaintiff averred that he was not al lowed to vote at the road meetings, and If he had been allowed to vote; the result would have been a tie, and consequently tho levy would not have: been authorized. He further objected! to the manner In which it was pro poned to spend the motley. WARNING ISSUED BY The humane Society has done a 1 great work during the cold weather i Many complaints of stock running loono have been received, and, In ev FRANK BUSCH, Oregon City FRECiKS WEILL TAILI WE MUST HAVE ROOM FOR SPRING STOCK Dining room chair 98c Linoleum 12 feet wide ery Instance) the ownen hare been notified thnt they must house the slock and provide proper feed. Mlns Anltu MrCurver, president of the so "lety, said Monday evening that tti members had been feeding tho birds a d doing everything In their power to sen that nl animals milleril nt little an positllile from dm cold. Wbll't lout he to do It, tin.' membf rn of dm society wish It distinctly under stood thnt persons who allow stock to run loose during the cold weather will be punished to the full extent (' the law. What Makes A Woman, Orm hundred and twenty pound, more or lean, of bone and muscle dotlt make a woman. It's a good founda tion. Put Into It health nnd strength and aim may ruin a kingdom. Hut that's Jirtt what Klectrlc lilt tern give her. Thousands bless them for over coming fainting and di.zy spells and for dispelling weakness, nervousness, backache and tired, listless, worn out feeling. "Klectrlc Hitters have done me a world of good," write Klla Pool, liepew, Okl "and I thank you, with ail my I art, for making such a good medicine." Only 50c. Guaranteed b all druggists. CAN BY. Several of the niw buildings which are being erected at C'anby during the pant an now Hearing completion and the town In taking on quite a cosmo politan air., There is a distinct bustle about the streets which has only come over them during the past year, and the many new people that have been steadily coming Into the town are be ginning to make themselves felt. The new Methodist church will b completed during the present week and will be dedicated sometime during March. Part of the church has been In un for some time- The Masonic building will be completed about Feb-1 ruary 1, when Huntley llros. will oc-! cupy one half of the lower floor and Siiilor and Prowdle will occupy the remainder. The Odd Kellows have JiiHt placed an order, through a local Canby house for $1200 worth of car pets and furnishing for their new home. The P. E. & K. Co. has resum-d work on the Molalla branch and Its big steam shovel in again at work after a week's delay caused by the snow storm. Commission merchants in Canby are buying up a good many potatoes j of late, although the C-ce remains about stationary. The Canby Hand gave another one of its popular dances Saturday even ing which was largely attended. These dances ore given every two weeks in Canby snd on the alternate weeks they are given In Aurora. The ladles' Aid Society of tho Methodist church have requested terms and conditions from the Glad stone Chautauqua for the eating priv ileges during the coming session of the association. They had the privi lege during the last County Fair and It was stated by all who attended the fair that the eating could not be bet ter. Tne society during the past year handed in the bent financial report to! the State Association of any Aid Sol Kitchen Treasure $2.J5 Genuine black leather up holstered rocking chair $21.00 60c per square yard. When a woman suffering from some form of feminine disorder is told that an operation is necessary, it of course frightens her. The very thought of the hospital operating table and the surgeon's knife strikes terror to her heart, and no wonder. It is quite true that some of these troubles may reach a stage where an operation is the only resource, but thousands of women have avoided the necessity of an operation by taking t Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. This fact is attested by the grateful letters they write to us after their health has been restored. The Two Women fnr f!ne. " I fel It a duty I owe to all nufferinif women to tell what I.ydia K. 1'inkham'n Vegetable Compound did for me. One yearag-o I found myself a terrible sufferer. I had pains in both aides and nuch a soreness 1 could scarcely ntai?htcn up at times. My back ached, I had no appetite and was so nervous I could not sleep, then I would b so tired morning-i that I could scarcely get around. It neemed almost im possible to move or do a bit of work and I thought I never would be any better until I submitted to an operv tion. I commenced taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and soon felt like a new woman. 1 had no pains, slept well, had good appe tite and was (at and could do almost ; ouu vi m a skuv4 wvuiu man submit to a surgical operation without first giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial ? You know that it has saved many others why should it fail in your case? For .30 years Lydia E. rinkham's Vegetable Compoundllias been the standard remedyfor fe male Ills. No one sick with woman's ailments does justice to herself if she does not try this fa mous medicine made from roots anil herbs. It has restored so many gufferingwomentobealtrt. r Write to LYDIA E.PIXKHAX MEDICIXE CO. Lfw (COXriDEXTUL) LY.VN, MASS., for advice. Your letter will be opened, re ail anil answered by a woman and held in strict confidence. clety. It Is headed by Mrs. M. J. Lee. The snow at Canby which reached a depth of seven Inches during the recent storm, has now disappeared. A new abstract company has been formed in Canby to do general ab Golden Oak finished Dresser, well construct ed, heavy French plate mirror $6.90 w 1 " v (tl . 9 x 12 Moquette Art Squares Prove Our Claim. all my own work for a family oi (our. I shall always (eel that I owe mv good health to your medicine." Mrs. ILltWABD Sowkbs, Cary, Me. Charlotte, X. C "I was In bad health for two years, with pains in bot h sides and waa very nervous. It I even lifted a chair It woo'd cause a hemorrhage. I had a growth which the doctor said was a tumor and I never would get well unless I bad an operation. A (riend advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound, and I gladly say that I am now enjoying fine health and am the mother o( a nice baby girl. Yon can use this letter to help other suffering women." Mrs. Rosa Sims, 1 Wvona St.. Charlotte. N. C. f vnii rnn. WflV should a WO stracting and law business- Tha members of the new company are: W. N. Shenfleld and Mr. Stacey of the Canby Hank and Trust Company. I! is also rumored that L. D. Walker la interested in the company. Cotton Mattress $5.95 $14.35