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OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1905. NEWS OF THE COUNTY J MULINO. Hop picking his begun at Ed Trull inger's. Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Erickson and family, Bayne Howard, Oliarles Daniels and Charles Bowman- re turned horuo from the fisheries Satur day evening. TTiss Greta Bowman left Jiere for Macksburg Sunday, wliere she will stay with her father, 0. E. Bowman, who was formerly a citizen of this place. All will miss Miss Greta's smiling face. Grandma Sandors is able to be around uioo mora Elmer and Johnny Erickson and Frank Lee visited the Pair Saturday. I A large fire has been burning back ; of Mr. Ashby's, but no damage worth speaking of has been done. Mrs. Howard's sister, M-s. Mulli gan and family, from California, have been visiting here the past week. Jasper Trullingor uud son, Eoyal, went to the mountains Thursday to pick huckleberries. Cause of Insomnia. Indigestion noarly always disturbs tho sleep more or less and is often the cauHO of insomnia. Many cases have boen permanently cured by Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by Geo A. Harding. KEDLAND.. Threshing is about ; finished on this riduo. witli a short crop. L. Fonk had the banner crop of wheat. A! liold of five acres weni iiu buHhcls por j acre, and Arthur Barrett had the ban- nor out crop, ns a Ki-sicro field went 68 buBhels on the Richardson place. Julius Specs and LaCroy Bros, are' doing the ridge with their balers. I Ed Barrett has rented D. O. Richard-! son's place. Tho parties that bought the Gutting place .will take posses-1 sion soon. Mr. Kmmett and Mr. Hitching, our new neighbors, ure building a house each. V. Wilcox will toach the Rodhind sohool, No. Y5, this winter. Mr. Polehu returned to Portland the iirst of tho .week, having boon home through harvest and threshing. ' Potato crop is beginning to suffer for want of rain. Aug Hubert is recovering from his fall. Mr. and Mrs. V. hoebo, of Withoe, Wis., spnnt a week's lioucynioon with Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Semi. They returned to Wisconsin very much pleased with Oregon. Claude Stoneis out on a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Stnuffer will give a party Tuosday night to their ftiends. Sonio ono was sneaking enough to stoal Bouio of Mrs. Bounoy's choicest house plants ono day last weak, while Mrs. Bonney was absont. Mr. Allon'H brother lias disposed of his property in tho East and will come out to live on his plneo in tho spring. A great deal of dissatisfaction is manifest at our present fire law. - A Remedy Without a Peer. "1 find Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets more beneficial than any other remedy 1 ever used for stom ach trouble," says J. P. Kioto, of Ed ina, Mo. For any disorder of tho stomach, billiousness or constipation, these tablets are without a peer. For sale by Geo, A. Harding. The Plow will &on be Going In thousands of stubble fields. Tne grain will be harvested, the cultivated crops laid by, and between thn click of the harvester and the hum of the thie&her, millions of acres of stubble will be turned up to the friendly ele ments. The rapidly-moving seasons make it necessary for the farmer to plan abend, mid though in the midst of the rush of baying or harvest, the provi dent man is even now figuring out his requirements for the lemaining months of the year. This leads us to say that in the line of Fakm Implements and Vunici, ks we are prepared to take care of your every requirement promptly and ellieiently. You may or may not do any Fa'l plowing, but if you do, a John Deere Plow Will, of course, figure in your calculations. But plows are not all we have to offer. We are Blocked with everything you will need for the balance o.l the Benson. You know bow urgent the cafe will be when the time comes, and we would like to Impress yon with tbe desirability of taking advantage of the nfterliutvost lull to prepare yourself with up-to-date appliances for the t irr ing business of tho Autumn. Come In and got your eyes and ears filled with thfjuood things we have to show you and tbe better things we have to eav about them. Do it Now. . Take your tireJ, overworked, aching eyes to D.Chambers and find rest for them. Prices reasonable. CUT THIS OUT AND BRING IT WITH YOU AND IT WILL BE WORTH 25C ON A 15J.OO PURCHASE. LUCIFER-Son of the Morning- Kgr'S? Devoted mainly to the Emancipation of YVomenhood and Motherhood from Sox Slavery. Send 25c in stamps to 500 i'ulton Street, Chicago, tor a throe months trial, and get a catalogue of books and pamphlets in the line of Sex Reform Samples Free. JACOB LOSLI TIN AM) S1U.HT IRON WORK Hot Pipes and Water Tanks .Wade to Order 212 Jefferson Street. Portland, Oregon LIBERAL. Threshing is all done in this sec tion. (Jole brothers left for Meadow brook Tuesday afternoon and will have ton days run there. Plenty of straw but no grain. The average has been below last year. Apples are nearly a total failure; that is, merchantable apples. Pears are a light crop. Milch cows are being fed green corn and brail to keep up the flow of milk . Pstures are a thing of i the past all dried up. The stubble I fieldB furnish some feed . Hop pick I ing will commence in few days. Ev eryone that went to the huckloberry patch lias roturued, loaded with the precious fruit. Several parties left Monday morning for Miners' Butte, as the berries are late there. Very few hogs to fatten in this section this lall. Soveral will start their i lows this coming week on their oat stubble land. J. A. Hannagon is not as well as In has been. His health is iailing fast. W. H. White has his new house up and is shingling it at present. ""DeeTWrighrifud 0."rG."Huiitle.f"' and wife passed through her Saturday for Mount Jefferson for a few days' out ing. W. H. Darnall has the lumber for his new house and he will soon have it up. Andrew Zanger has rented the Mor timer plice. T. S. Stipp is hauling oats to Oregon City. Sprains. s, a. Read, Cisco, Tex., writes, March 11, 1001: "My wrist was Bprained so badly by a fall that it was useless; and after using several remedios that failed to give relief, 1 used Ballard's Snow .Liniment, and cnred- I earnestly recommend , ,auPu suffering from sprains, iSold by Oharman & Co., Oity Drug , Store, I BEAVER CREEK. I Mr. and Mrs. 0. Narry, of Seasido, I visited the latter's parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. llollman. ! Mr. and Mrs. Adam Herman went i to Lebanon last Tuesday, where he 1 intends to work in the mills. Mrs Dora Shelly and Ernestine Honrici loit for Dawson last Sunday morning. Mrs. A. Knox and sons and Miss Oolouge, of Fossil, who spent a week in Portland visiting tho Lowis and Clark Exposition, spent several dayB with Mr. and Mrs. r . Sterner. I Miss Rosa Giuther, of Walla Walla, spoilt soveral days with her parents. I William O'Connor, formerly of this ' plaeo, took a trip out to Jim Boeson's shinglomill last iriuay. Miss Laura Engle, of Now Era spent a couple of days with her sis ter, Mrs. W. Young, last weok. Mr. and Mrs. Ritter, who have been spending several months with the hitter's parents, returned to their home in Portland last weok. Mrs. D. Davies.of Minnesota, for merly of (his plaeo, is visiting witli friends. Mr. and Mrs. Moso Hull and sons, of Jamestown, Ind. , are visiting with the latter's father, Jacob Weidner. Thoy intend to visit tho Fair before they roturu. Mrs. Hall, noe Grace Weidner, left Oregon ten years ago and thinks there is quite a change since slio loft. OREGON CITY ORtGON (Chambers OPTOMETRIST 29 Seventh St., Portland Oregon Phone Clay S4S MOUNTAIN VIEW. Mr. Selby went to Lauourelle Falls again Monday morning to resume his work in tne logging camp. Rev. Smaller and wife and daugh ter, of Seattle, were visiting M.'Smal- ley and family Saturday and Sunday. Frank Albright and wife, of -Midway, Portland, were here again last Sunday. Mr. Smith is milking their cow during their absence. The most important topic in this burg now is hop picking. 7 ""Messrs. Hobble, Gillett and Board went to the mountains again Sunday for huckloberries. They expect to re turn Saturday with 80 gallons of ber ries. Mr. and Mrs. Fesler have sold their place and moved to Portland. Henry Nyinan and wife have bought Mr. Fesler's place. Mr. and Mrs. Lighter and daughter have gone to Portlaud. Clara Rutherford, of St. Johns, is visiting friends here this weok. . Mrs. Hurley's parents are visiting her this week. Mrs. Smalley's sister and family are visiting with her this week. Mrs. Pettit's granddaughter is vis iting with her this week. Rev. J. W. Craig, of Portlaud, was calling on friends hjre Sunday and Monday. Take your jfib work to the Courier if you want the best for your money. THt MITCHELL PEOPLE ONF-HAf F COULD MAKE WAGONS FOR unL AifiL1 There's a reputation for "70 years the best," there's famil pride, there's a world of satisfaction, and above all, there's a demand 'rom critical wagon users all over the world that compels them to make THE BEST POSSIBLE TO BUILD, and that's the only kind we sell. BETTER PLOWS! BETTER PLOWS! That's the cry from the farmers to day. The day for cheap plows has gone. J. I. CASE PLOWS Fill the demand today. Made with the best soft center steel, mouldboards and landsides and shares. Material and workmanship guaranteed the very best. Steel or Wood f AIRCLOION BROS., Afleote Oregon City, Ore. McKinnon & Smith Cash Grocery The New Store, 128 Grand Ave., 3 doors from Morrison, telephone East 2S3, leaders in high grades ot Coffees, Teas, Extracts and Spices, have opened for business and solicit your patronage. j Simar. sack . I IS lbs. tvst i-utar ii lb. Mil best Laid, ."xlc; 10 pounds One pound Ron al Baking Powder One pound Schilling's Baking Powder Kaxo's Pink and Navy Beans, per pound... One Sack good hard wheal Flour Solid packed tomatoes, pe. doieh Corn, per dozen . 2-oj bottle Vanilla Extract 2-orVoltle Lemon Extract I I .iih'v I're.nru'ty Butler, a roll . Fresh Kanch fcsgs i T ,n to.ii l:lv l ai'cr. :i sheets fin ... fY3." . .. 1.00 . 1.00 .... .40 .... l.w '90 .... '10 .... -w .... .4.) I Good lava t'oltee. lt'c per pound; 3 pounds ! Good l:ll:.;ll!l BieakUst Tea tor- - ... ! ; tine pound tniiH'iv.ier lea I lav. Bios. Olt'up. 2 ivttles - One i .Kk.n-e Loin Starch ' Scot.h Oats . ' Is m ,l.i 4 .it'.! M'' .t C"tVe. t'ound t 1 Pound Can lvike.1 Beans I :i 1'ounJ Can Baked I eans -7 , I n;. Prune C eteal f ' ! I-Vv. H.l'iK. per pound ') I V In .' a n d i . otn Mtv.l, 10 round sack... ."- , Bei "-.in" and i.H'iuc... 10 pounds 'IVfv;:::-::::::-::::::::::.: :j j S Cans Oiecuii it.i or Carnation Cream. (iivd Bacon-.".." .- Mail orders rwmpOv IsMcJ. Ooods 17 carefully I a, k d ai-.d snir;vd an nere . j MACKSBURG. E. Morris returned from the moun tains Saturday, with 25 gallons of huckleberries. Mrs. Roy Cochran was visiting Mrs. Phil Tucker Saturday. Mrs. Scramlin was hurt in a runa way Saturday and was injured se verely by breaking both lower limbs and one arm. Mrs. H. Faulkner was waiting Mrs. E. Mori is Sunday. Mrs. G. W. Scramlin and her sister-in-l r.v made a trip to Portland last week. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aids Nature. Medicines that aid nature are al ways most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It allays the cough, relieves the lungs, aids expoctoration, opens the secre tions, and aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Sold by Geo. A. Harding. CURRINSVILLE. It has rained some this weok, so therefore it is not so dusty here now. Matt Lonsberry, of Madras, was vis iting friends and relatives here for a few days hist week. Miss Ida Akins, of Oregon City, who is very sick, is staying with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Bullard, at the present. Her father and youngest brother are here "with her. Thev could Beams, Stubble and Sod and Mr. nnd Mrs. Giles Looney, who tisive Ihhmi living t Ijimi Bros. ?uv mill tins siitiiiiKT, moved buck to our burg lust ween. ' Mr. iittd Mrs. Jiunes Kitcliiug went to Portlaud Suiiduy. IrnuU Joues, of Sellwood aud Cliris Jolmson, of Lnmtir, Wash., wero vis- iti friends liure buudiiy. Will Looney, who 1ms beou quite siek for some "time, is reported to be some better. Mr. and Mrs. Loouey are camping at The Oaks. Mrs. V. H. Slmnklttnd anil daugh ter, Miss Kllio Shauklaud, went to Portland last Thursday. They. re turned homo Sunday. B. Linn, ot Oregon City, was : Curriusvillo visitor Saturday. . Melvin Shanklaud, of Sellwood, who has beeu visiting in onr burg for tho last two weeks, returned home Sunday. He was accompanied by his uncle," Andrew Sliuukland. Mrs. Coid Looney, of Garfield, was seen on our streets Wednesday. ""Several of the people of Curriusvillo have Bono to ,the mountains for huckleberries the past tew days, but tiiey report that they are not so plen tiful as last year. Moki tea positively cures sick liead jiiehe, indigestion aud constipation. 'A delightful hirh drink. Removes all uufiictis of t'.o sU.it, j-tcCVoh.j; ; a pei'lt'ct complexion or money re I funded. ioc and "iOc. Huntley Pres. Co. OSWEGO. Ho! for the hop fields! Oswego will be nearly deserted this weok, as every one who can get away will go. Grandma Ingle is very ill and is not expected to Burvive. Ollie Worthington had his hand basdly smashed at the foundry this weok. Miss Maud Merrill, of Hood River, who lias boeu visiting in Oswego the past two weeks, has returned home. Mr. Koehler's little boy, who has been suffering with 0 idera infantum, is improving. Miss F--ankie Nida will 'accompany 1 her brother back to the Sound, where she wilt visit her father for several weeks. Mrs. Grant White was visiting her mother at this place Sunday. Miss Grace Edwards, of Portland, was visiting Mrs. Aenes E. Cox in Oswego Saturday and Sunday. The pipe foundry has shut down for repairs. Neglected Colds. Every part of the mucous membrane, the nose, throat, ears, head and lungs, etc., are subjected to disease and blight from neglected colds. Bal lard' Horehouud Syrup is a pleasant an effective remedy. W. Akondriek, Valley Mills, Tex., writes: "I ha e used Ballard's Hore houud Syrup for coughs and throat troubles; it is a pleasant and most effective remedy. " Sold by Oharman & Co., City Drug Store. THRU PfKT ilALm VAAJi cut down one-half on material, save on what they spend to get the best labor, cease to inspect every stick of wood and piece of iron, buy material one day and make it up the next, instead of air-seasoning it for from three to five years. In short, they could make wagons as many others do, sell them for less than they do and make more tTenveydo!han BUT THEY DON'T Stubble Shapes. First and Taylor Street Portland, Oregon CLARICES. ' Threshing is in full blast aud tho yield is fairly good aud most of the farmers are wearing broad smiles, one , man having so much grain that it j pushed a side out of his granary. j Miss't'isher has just returned home, i after being out on a visit, to sign her j contract for another year's school. ! There was quite a showor here Snu 1 day, making thugs damp and fgettiug some of the churchpeople out to cover up stacks. Ben Marshall made a visit to town Monday. Joe Fisher is Timproviug "greatly, having had blood poison in his hand. Clark Bros, havo returued.to Clack amas to get ready to go to ".the hop yards to pick hops. "farmer Kelley needs a notch in the post, as he is ready for the thresher. Gardens are all dried np aud the Dutch say "'o cabbage." ! ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS; j cure dyspepsiiTuud alf disorders aris- j I iug from indigestion. Endorsed by j pliwicinr.s everywhere. No cure, no i :iy ; ie. i-'nr s:Ue by H ant ley 1 , Bros. Co. j Trial package free bv writing to W. ' IH.lHcok.r & Co.. Buffalo, N. V. , New York Dental Parlors Fourth And Morrison Streets, Portland, Ore. Havlnf; just completed remodeling, refurnishing and re-equipping our office with all the latest Im proved, modern appliances, both electrical and mechanical, we are better prepared than ever to complete all kind of operations with great skill and dispatch. Our specialists of world renown will treat all who come with the courtesy and care that the New York Dentists are so well known by We do not try to compete with cheap denial w rk, but do alf kinds of first class work at about half that charged by others. All operations are guaranteed painless, You can have your teeth out in the morning and go home with your NEW. TEETH "that fit" the same day. All work guaranteed, with a protected guarantee for 10 years. TEETH EXTRACTED AND FILLED ABSO LUTELY WITHOUT PAIN, by our late scientific methods applied to the gums. No sleep-producing Hgents or cocaine. These are the onlv dental parlors in Portland having PATENTED APPLIANCES and ingredients to extract, fill and apply gold crowns and porcelain crowns undetectable from natural teeth. All work done by GRADUATED DENTIS I S of from 12 to 2o years' experience, and each department in charge of a specialist. Uive us a call, and you will find us to do exactly as we advertise. We will tell you in ad vance exactlv what your work will cost by a HREB EXAMINATION. SET TEETH $5- GOLD CROWNS &-oo- GOLD FILLINGS ..V $l.oo SILVER FILLINGS P-5oc tHi:5 New York Dental Parlors' Hours 8:10 A. M to C P.,M.; Sundays and holidays. 8:3o 10 2 P. M. MAIN OFFICE: Fourth and Morrison Sts., Portland, or. When In Portland, st'p at Tbe Hotel Petroit Corner 27th and Thurman .Streets, one block from lain entrance to Fair Grounds. (Jur tree bus meets all trains. "M car for Union Depot passes door 01 hotel. New, modern building, 10 elegantly furnlsheil rooms, porcelain baths, electric lights, call bells. Observatory gardens only one in Portland on roof of hotel and overtoiling Fair grounds, city and mountains. Free to guests. First-class Restau rant In connection. Meals, 35 cents. Ladies' par lor, smoking room, barber shop, etc. Rates, $1.00 per day. Rooms with bath, $2.00 per day. Special rates by week or for parties. Write for circular to J, C, GRIFFIN, Proprietor. C. N. Greerunan The Pioneer Expressman Established I865. Prompt delivery to all parts of th- city. Oregon Citv. Ore, SPRING WATER. Harvesting, including thrashing, is neariug the close. Grain and hay are about three-fifths of an average crop, owing to the climatic conditions of the weather in growing season, ana a little nest the aphis. A few days ago the mercury was in the 'JO's and is down now in the oo s. Rev. R. Hargraves, of Seattle, was here visiting friends. He is aformer resident of this place and is taking in the Fair at Portland. J. S. Shibley, M. I)., wife aud Mrs. W. H. H. Sliibloy, of Arkansas, rel atives of tho Oregon Shibleys and Hickmans, have and will take in what is to be seen from Los Angeles, Cal. , to Seattle, Wash. While on the way they -ftttendod the convention of the Christian church in Sail Francisco. Dr. Shibley is well pleased with Ore gon aud thinks it the finest country ho has passed through since leaving Arkansas. Thoy will see the Lowis aud Clark Fair. Rev. Julius Hatch, of Goldeudale, Wash., and wite, were here on a visit. He preached for us last Sunday. Mrs. Lillian Wilson, of Oregon City, is here on a visit with friends. Albert Smith, of Astoria, is here on a vacation. Miss Adell Mulkey, of Myrtle Creek, Southern Oregon, was hero, a guest of the Gardens. Earl Shibley his gone to Myrtle Creek, wliere the'e must be quite an attraction. Jesse Linken, of California, came and carried off one of onr Springwater girls,, and it is feared that two of our youua men will share the same fate by some Myrtle Creek girls. Relatives of W. J. and Mrs. Sew ellen have been here, a cousin from Missouri and others. Rev. Reed. and wife from the Pa louse country, former residents of Springwater, have been visiting here and Rev. Reed Jpreached here last Sunday. Acker's Blood Elixir positively cures chronic blood poisoning and all scrofulous affectious. At all times a matchless system tonic and puri fier. Money refunded if you are not satisfied. 50c aud $1. Huntley Bros. Co. NEEDY. Hop picking has commenced in most of the yards around Needy. Bair's hay baler is baling hay around Needy this week. Mrs. C. Molsou and Miss Loua Moore went to Portland Wednesday to spend a few days. Miss Anna Dickey, of Marysville, California, visited Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Byers and M. Stewart Monday. Mr. Gay lor is hauling his lust year's crop of hops away this week to make room for the new crop. Tho five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Schienbaek died Monday. Tho parents have the sympathy of their many friends. URIC ACID In the blood causes Rheu matism.Sciatica.Lumbago, Neuralgia and Gout. You can remove the cause by wearing one of our REX RHEUMATIC RINGS Manufactured by the Rex Pheun'Jo Riuj Co.. Hartionl, Connecticut. Price $2,00 Solo Br Btirntt ister & Andresen, Oregon City ,0re. m w w NiiL
