J y OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY JULY 7, 1905. '
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
CLARKES.
Cloudy and coo weather the pant
week lias been a detriment to us, as
the aphis are very strong, and rust
has taken effect ou many fields.
Mrs. G. Cuinming and daughter,
Tressio and Ethel, are on the sick list.
Garret Martin niid G. Sliieve left
for Eastern Washington.
Bill Clark left for tho harvest fields
over the mountains.
' A tclopliono meeting was held at the
store and fifteen shares were taken.
This soon menus "hollo central." A
meeting will be held next Thursday
evening at Kruder's. All invited to
attend. i
Highland Grange unot at their hall
last batunbty with a fuirlv eood at
tendance and all enjoyed a gond day's
uoingK. uno new member was taken
' through tho first and second degrees
huh two were tauen m by demit,
wniie two applications aro pending
nigniaim Lrrango will soon paint
their hall and in the near future will
give au entertainment.
is sick this
with
Not
cured.
a ecu wancua unless you are
ii yon are siek and ai hntr.
nine iicunsrer s ixocuy Mountain Tea,
A great blessing to tho human family,
Manes you well keeps you well. 35
oents, Tea or Tablets. Wurfel Bros.
Barlow, Or.
MOUNTAIN VIEW;
Grandma Dixon died last Sunday
morning after an illness of throe
weeks blie was hnned in the Moun
by a
tain View cemetery, followed
large procession.
Miss Lennie Seeley is able to be out
again after her aocidont.
fi I I l-ii ...
amines Jiiy is putting a new wire
rence around his premises,
Frankie Cumin went out to Molalla
Sunday to snond a few days with Miss
uswaic.
Mrs J. K beeley had her mother
and sistor visiting h er laHt week. .1.
O. Seoloy has a sister and family from
the East visiting him this week, whom
no nas not seen lor lourteon years,
xney are nere to visit the J! air in
f ortlaud. ;
J. M. Gillett is out at Beaver Greek
building a porch and making other
improvements for Mr. Johnson.
'Charles Dickey and W. Haukius are
hauling elect rio light polos.
Mrs. Mabol Frazer, of Salem, and
her mother, Mrs. A. L. Jonas, of
Cams, were the guests of Mr. Gillett
Tuesday.
ITMrs. Gleddnn, of Washington, was
the guest of Mrs. Matohet Sunday.
Mr. Lighter and family have rented
Mr. Lock's oottage on Duane street
and moved there last week.
Mrs. Will Everhart and daughter,
of Molalla, are visiting relatives and
friends here.
Miss Jennie Wisher
week.
Father Dixon has gone to live
Elmer Dixon and family.
Elmer Dixon is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Osmond, of Astoria,
were the guests of Mrs. Skinner over
Sunday.
J. E. Seeley and family have moved
to town.
Master Ed Smalloy, of Seattle, was
visiting here with his brother and
family last Sunday.
Poarle Selby, who is working near
lroutuaio, spent a outlay at home.
J. M. Gillett is painting Mr. Bur-
ley s house this woek.
Grandma Aldridge is quite poorly
lately.
Austin Nickels, Carl Friedrioh and
a few others drove out to Murquam to
spend the Fourth.
Indigestion.
With its companions, heart burn,
flatulency, torpidity of the liver, con
stipaton, palpitation of tho heart,
impure blood, headaeho and other ner
vous symptoms, sallow skin, foul
tongue, offensive breatli and a legion
of other ailments, is at once the most
widespread and destructive malady
among the American people. The
Herbine treatment will cure all theso
troubles. flOc a bottle. Sold by Uhar
man & Co., City Drug Storo.
CLACKAMAS.
Clackamas Grange. No. 298. held
the regular day meeting Julv 1. Mr
and Mrs. Braytou, of Park d lace, were
guests of the Grange. On'account of
the busy season only a few members
were on hand in the morning. A good
dinner was served, however. Brother
Bray ton presented the matter of form
ing a Clackamas Cometory Associa
tion. It was finally decided to lay
the matter before a meeting of the
citizens at the cemetery erounds.
which is to take place in the near fu
ture. Mr. Brayton learned that a
deed to the lot is held ;by the Matlock
heirs in trust until such time as a
Baptist uhurch may be established
here. The literary hour was filled bv
an impromptu (program. Sister Bray
ton congratulated the Grange on hav
ing members who were prompt and
willing to contribute to the enjoyment
of the hoot.
Monday night the house of William
Phillips was completely burned. The
fire Btarted from a defective flue and
was well under way before discov
ered. All the furniture in the lower
front part of the house was saved.
but dishes, canned fruit and much
bedding and clothing was destroyed.
There was an insurance in the Grange
for $(i00. ,
B. Chambers
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We do not want to carry over any Bicycles, and arejmaking a big
cut on Ramblers and Crescents.
We have a few hammocks left which we are selling at cost.
Clackamas was a very quiet plaoe
on tli e Fourth. Some went to the
F air, some to Oregon City and a pio
nio party of three wagon loads went
up the river. Those who remained at
home enjoyed themselves in a quiet
way. There was quite a gathering in
the evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Garrett for fireworks and a good
time gouerally.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega
ioual church will give a social Friday
evening, July 7, in the I. O. O. IV
Hall. A short program will be ren
dered and ire crpftin nnrl pnlia .onval
Admission free. Proceeds for the ben
efit of the church. ,
Mrs. C. F. Clark entertained a
party of friends from outjjf town the
Fourth.
Beautify your complexion with lit
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cream-like complexion, ro;y cheeks,
laughing eyes, take Hollister's Kockv
Mountain Tea, greatest beautilier
known. 'Z cents. Wurfel Bros., Bar
low, Or.
LItSEKAL.
Early hay all cut and most "all
boused. A great deal was damaged
by the rains. Client hay is ready for
the mower. Barley is ripe and 'being
cut. Rye is ready for the binder this
week, Fall wheat will be ;ripo next
week. So the Hayseed is crowded
with work. All crops except rye and
barley will be short. The aphis and
Hessian fly have done their work.
Nearly everyone went from here to
CENTRAL POINT.
Mrs. Anna Miller moved to Twilight
Hall th last of the week.
Mrs.. Minnie Sciieer left Sunday to
visit her son and daughter near Oregon
City.
George Rider started Monrlav to
build a new honse for C. V. Stoker.
Mr. and Mrs.JWm. Randall attended
the camp meeting at Cauby Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Miller and Mrs. Alger
called on Mis. Sche6r last Thursday.
George Rider is thn nrnnrl nw-tior nf
a'new.house purchased from Ed Huse.
Mr. and Mrs. Kruger, otHog Hol
low, and Mr. and Mrs. Oliarlos Kider
passed through this jvicinity Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Newt Crltzer called
on relatives in New Era Sunday.
Where are you sick? Headache, foul
tongue, no appetite, lack energy, pain
in your stomach, constipation? Hol
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make you well and keep you well. 35
cents. Wurfel Bros., Barlow, Or.
LOGAN.
The vetch crop of Logan is some
tiling to astonish the unlives this
year. Where it stands up it is us high
as a man's head. The worst feature
Us that it is down badly and will be
hard to cut and corn. The alfalfa
that was treated with bacteria culture
is starting oil well, but the second
year crop does not look near so well
as in the srping.
M. H. Rieblioff has made a sure
CANBY.
T-'ere was a good celebration Jnly 4
at Metropolitan Park. Newberg band
rendered music, for the occasion.
A great many Canbyites lattended
the celebration at Oregon City July 4.
Wesley Riggs lias completed a new
residence on Second street. It will be
occupied by Ed Bradtl and wife.
W. H. Bair starts his haybaler Sat
urday.
" The Maroons, of Portland, will play
the Can by team on Canby diamond
Suuday, July y. This team is the
best amateur team in the state, so all
wishing to see a good game, attend.
Admission. 25 cents.
Ed Bair, of Portland, spent Sunday
in Oanby.
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Deo. 2, 1SJ01 : "About two years ago 1
was laid up for four mouths with
rheumatism. I tried Ballard's Snow
Liniment ; one bottle cured me. I can
cheerfully recommend it to all suffer
ing from like affliction. 2uc, QOo and
$1. Charm a n & Co., Oity Dr'ig Store.
Harding Grange.
There was an attendance of AO at the
regular meeting on July 1. The third
and fourtli degrees were conferred
upon a class of five, the work ieing
done by the team in a way to impress
all who witnessed it. Four applica
tions were received.
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A. O. U. W.
Oregon Gty,
tuilding
Orcgcn
'the park at Adldus to spend tho
' Fourth.
Miss E!lk M(rcy arrived from N-w
i York Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs.
; .). A. llaunagei).
! J. I), French's sons and daughters
! spent the Fourth with their parents.
i Mr. Lowry, if tho leaders of the Ke
I publican party, or any other party,
koon on in the direction they have
started, '.according to the reports of our
supreme courts, where will the wheel
ers come in? No doubt but what the
Republican party has had grand prin
cip.es at one time, but where will the
hayseed got off, if this keeps up? He
will go way back and sit down.
Paul Jones is out from Portland
Tisitiug Dick Skein and wife.
T. S. Stipp has purchased a new
has rake.
Dee Wright'is on the Dolau ranch,
killing his cattle, as'they are in good
shape for the market.
THE SURE WAY
to prevent pneumonia and consump
tion is to cure your cold when it
first appeals. Acker's English
Remedy wiU stop the cough in a
night, and drive the cold out of your
svsteiu. Alwavs a qniek and sure
cure fo: asthma, bronchitis, and all
threat and lung troubles. If it does
not satisfy you we will refund your
monev. iluutley Bros. Co.. .
enough sa!tof his place' at Stone, to
Eastern parties this time.
Mr. Walker, of Eastern Oregon, hns
sold his Viola farm.
V. D. I'rown, the Viola merchant,
has recovered his heses, which were
supposed to have been stolen.
Mrs. Young has joined her husband
across the mountains.
Two Leganites recently held an
animated conversation over tho tele
phone line, in the Swiss dialect, and
it is said that it kinked the wire so
that it would not carry U. S. words
for some time.
What's the secret of happy, vigorous
health? Simply keeping the bowels,
the stomach, the liver and kidneys
strong and active. Burdock Blood
Bitters does it.
SPRDNGWATER.
Bright flue weather. Large number
of people came up from Portland July
i to Estacada and more wanted to
come. They overtaxed the capacity of
the cars. It was said that the 0. W.
P. Co. had to give back 1000 tickets
to the would-be comers. Geo. C.
Browne gave one of his characteris
tic talks in the pavilion at 9 p. m.
Somo Fourth of July parties gave a
bright light on top of Alt. Hood.
Several of the Spriugwater rboys
who were away from home camejiome
to spend the 4th. 2
If thejweather stays favorable, hay
ing;w ill commence in earnest. "
The advertising
the curtain in posi
vernsemeuts upon
leim; well done, ii
appearance of the ii
oi t lie novertisnif.'
to tie funds on hai
out of debt aud pu
team.
The lecturer's Ii
to the i young foi
close of their par
contest. Right v
time, with dia
soups, instrument:
Eva rsewkirk re;
Lewis and Clark
derson treated tl
Both did justice
matter and form.
two of his funn
and Fred Moser
thp nrizo fnnne
0. D. Robbius
exhibits for the
the museum in t
land.
H. S. Anderso:
Oregon Agricnlt
have written ' th
farmers' institute
W. P. Kirchem
to farmers of the
at Portland, and
vestigate aud rep
lty of bgliting tl
omniittee piaced
ii, with the ad
t. aud the work-
'adds much to the
k Ihe nrocriHa
will add enoiifh
to put the Gram'
Ihase robes tor the
lr was turned over
and marker! tho
'f the six months'
1 they filled the
ues, recitations.
music and essavs.
an essav on t.im
ir and Tlios. An.
subnect of f nrn
their Rnh-innto in
Kail Fallert gave
vjsrman selentlnna
niter ins scalp as
ced all tn
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lir and also to see
city hall in Port-
erorted t,hnt tha
1 Colleso
thev can linM a
u the early tall.
'Keor the injustice
at inspection law,
s appointed to in
ou the advisabil-Lime.
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Having just completed remodeling:, re furnish Inl
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All work guaranteed) with a protected guarantee
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These are the oniv dental parlors in Portland
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BUSINESS MEN ASK PROTECTION.
After Subscribing for Celebrations
Others Reap the Benefit.
Itinerant venders huve fallen under
the ban ot the Board of Trado nd tlie
complaints of resident dealers in con-
tectiouery, truits, etc., has not fallen
ondeaf ears. Last Saturday these
resolutions were adopted.
"Whereas, The businessmen of this
town are frequently called npon tc
subscribe or donate for different en
terprises and celebrations, and
"Whereas, It frequently ocenrs that
when they have so donated or sub
scribed, and bymeans of whii.-h sub
scriptions many visitors are biought
into town, that all kinds of peddlers,
fakirs and ono.dav ennfonHniiarir nnd
fruit stands reap the principal bene-
"Whereas, These one-day concerns,
pay no taxes and a verv small licnnee
and usually no license at all, all of
which works a hardship on the regu
lar and legitimate linwinnuu man mhn.
have to pay rent and taxes ; therefore
ue it
"Resolved. That, r.hfo
ferred to a special committee of three
business men to formulate
by which tllG Ipaiti
terests of this town will be protected. "
Pomona (irnncrp
ft
The next session of Clackamas Dis
trict Pomona Grange will be held at,
Milwaukie July 12.
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