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OREGON CITY COURIER FRIDAY, MARCH fl, ,1906
CAPTAIN SNOW
DISCOURAGED
May Not Establish Commis
sion House Here.
COLD WATER ON PROJECT
vest to the postoffloe mile. Total
length of ronte, 'i4 mile. Area,
sqnare mile?, 20J. Number of houses,
110. Population served, 495. Esta
caaa News.
Failure to Start Business Will
Be Detrimental to General
Interests of Oregon
City.
Captain B. L. Snow, who recently
arrived here from Hutchinson, Kan.,
is becoming discouraged "ver the
situation that has developed because
ef his published intention to open a
commission . house in Oregon Oity.
Many merchants have tlrown cold
water on the project from the start
and Captain Snow is meeting with
comparatively little encouragement.
He has concluded, however, to make
his home in Oregon City, and has
rentud a house in Kbdsbs Oity addi
tion. Failure to establish a business that,
will acoomraodate hundreds of Clack
amas county Jfarmers has heretofore
haan a nutriment t.n the whnlt inter
ests of the city, and promoturs of the
, present commission house proposition
are disappointed over the result of
this effort. There is no market here
for all the produce that is being
brought in, and once farmers fail to
sell tneir produce they seldom, if
ever, return. It is a fact, freely com
mented on, that there are other points
in the connty where any and all vari
eties of produce is purchased, and
from every section of OlaoKaruas
county oomes oritio sm of Oregon
Oity for its lack of an adequate
market.
March Winds.
Blow softly, March winds, of tly blow,
Kor dost not know the Winter's
dead?
Sing then'Jer reqniem sweet and low,
For joys and sorrows that are fled. '
The tattered robes of Winter gales,
Are fled to realms of endless night;
In Heaven s blue the cloudlet cans
Like wandering messenger of ijht.
Oh! March winds 1 ' blow, now soft,
now low,
Down the heighths of mountain tips,
O'er fields of God's eternal snow,
Sweet as the breath of snow Fay's
hps.
Here in the Valley's sheltering calm,
The crocus lilts its suowy head,
The lowly violet lends hur bilm
From hands of love the birds are
fed.
Thy emerald touch on sward and tree,
Like necklace set with jewels rare,
The soft winds sets their fragrance
free,
And gentle Bnnshine warms the air.
Thy soft airs fan the spicy firs,
Like sighs in Dreamland, pnre and
sweet,
'Till heartfelt tears the vision blurs,
For joys thus falling at our feet.
So, Maroh winds, blow t still sotfly
blow,
Down the heighths of mountain tips,
And lill this life witlideedsthatJgrow,
Pare as the breath from snow Fay's
lips.
OLIVE E. M'CORD.
MYERSJREPLIES TO REESE,
Difference Between Socialism and Communism.
NEW ROUTE FROM ESTACADA.
Carrier Will Travel 24 Miles and Serve
495 People.
The new free rural mail delivery
route which will run 'iouj Esiacada
through the Ourrinsville and Garfield
countries started March 1, with W. S.
Irwiu as "arrier; Mr. Irwin was the
only applicant before the civil survice
examination for the job and ha will
hold it na long as he is qualified or
until he relinquishes it, at a salary of
$720 and other perquisites. ' Both the
poatolHoes at Uurrinsville and Garfield
will be discontinued on and after
March 15, as the new route will make
those offices uuueoessary. Tlioj who
are having their mail oome to either
of the above offices should givii notice
to have (heir mail sent to Estnonda R.
F. D. 1, and have it delivered to the
door. The carrier will leave Estacala
fttU:!!0a. m. and return at 5 p. ra.
The mute as established will begin at
the postollioe in Eatnnaila, thence east
and north to Tracy's miles; west
mile; north to Gitleu's fiorn.ir 2!$
miles; south Mist to Marshall's cumer
Similes; south and southeast to Niv
otne'rt corner miles; east to Ful u
Bte.er's corner ?b miles; southeast an-1
emt to Porter's corner li' mil is;
south to tile selioolliouso inilu; eur-t
and southeast .to Kreiger's l"B miles;
west to Loelterbv's corner v!1 mihn;
north J-4 ii Hi I west l',(, to Davis'; l58
miles; uorili to OailieM's 1 'J miles;
went an 'I n rtli )i to Warner's 7
miloH; west ', and north s8 to il
eum's 'torner I mile; westerly to John
Tracy's comer IJM' miles; sinun mi l
TO AILING WOMEN.
A Little Sound Advice Will Help Many a
Sufferer in Oregon City.
No woman can be well and healthy
if the kidneys are sick. Poisons th t
pass off in the urine when the kidneys
are well are retained in tiie In dy
when the kidneys are sick. Kidneys
and bladder get inflamed and swollen,
crowding the delicate female organs
nearby mid sometimes ' displacing
them. This is the t'ue cause ot m iti
bearing-down pains, ameness. back
ache, sideaohe, etc. Uric poisoning
also causes headaches, dizzy spell-,
languor, uervousuess and rhonm icio
nun.
I When suffering so, try Doin's Kid
ney Pills, the remedy that cures sick
kidneys. You will get better us soon
as the kidneys get better, and heilth
ill return when the kidneys are well.
L"t a grateiul woman tell you about
Doan's Kidnoy Pills.
Mrs. A. Oanavan, of 830 Lincoln
street, Portland, Or., says: "I was
led to reoomtnend Doan'8 Kidney Pills
throe years ago from the great re'iof
1 hud found in a case of kiduey com
plaint which had annoyed me for a
long time. I tried other remedies
previously but Doan's Kidnoy Pills
wore the ouly remedy that helped ma.
My trouble had lasted for three years,
luring which time I suffered from
hendiohes and dizziness and could
hardly attend to the simplest of house
hold duties. Doan's Kidney Pills
freed mi from this raisirahle exist
ence ami I never had lost an oppor
tiin it v t ) r icimimend. the ninety. In
tact, I gave a publto testimony in
li)':t, which I am glad to repoiat and
confirm."
Plentv more proof like th s from
Hr.igon Oity people. Call at Huntley
Br is Drugstor and ask what their
chs omnrs report..
For sale by all dealers. Price, 50
emits Foster-Mi ibtsru Co., Buffalo.
N. Y , solo agonts for the United
Sfit"s.
II Miiemhor the uaino Doan's and
t.tku uo other.
Get an $85 ureum Separator lor
nothing. x See page 5. ' ;J
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Tho Kind You llavo Always Bought, ami which has been
iu uso for over JiO years, has home the signature of
nml has boon mado tinder his per-
7S s ) SOUiU supervision since lisintancy.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-iis-gnou" arc but
Experiments that triilo with and endanger t lie health of
Infants and Children Expciieneo against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoriu is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotio
Kiibstanee. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays l'everishness. It euros Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, euros Constipation
ami Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and liowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought'
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Tr erHTAun company, rt Murray btrkkt. ncw von citv.
OREGON CITY, March 8. (Editor
of The Courier. ) I will make one
more attempt to get Mr. Reese to take
up the Socialist platform and discuss
it fairly. Now, we will say you wil
fully misrepresent Socialism or you
are ignorant in regard to the princi
ples. You can't make 'anything else
out or tne rrodigal Hon hut an Indi
vidualist, when he asked that his part
tie set aside lor Ins p rticular use, b t
the good book Jsavs he Jrripented, and
came oacK to his Socialist father and
brother. He may have become a S
oialist and better man, but. history
fails to tell us. Possibly just what
yon will probably do when you get
your $437 spent Can yon show by
figures that , you havo $487 a year to
spnud on your family. Ye Gods'
Think of a man of your ability being
satisfied with $487 when he oarns
$3500 then talk about whaoking up!
Talk abo t individual effort is all
very fine, Mr. Reese. What are the
facts? What does your individual
effort amount to? Everything manu
factured, from a steamboat to a pin
is oo-opeiative or collective effort
When you come to business these days
individual effort s Nit. There are a
rewind 8 Ties that are still individ
ual, such as raising potatoes md gar
den "sass," hut yon are told that
whon you enter "the market 83 per
cent is given ti the drones. What no
you mean by individual effort? Get
bac6 to the crooked stick tor a plow
and reap-hook for harvest, spinning
wheel and loom? Production has in
creased wonderfally. What about
the wage-earners' and producers' part
of the Bvvag 17 per cent aud still you
don't think you are dividing up.
If yon can stop this r.hiug individu
ally, why have you allowed this octo
pus to grow?
You remind me of a stoty told on a
good old Methodist minister. Being
a little ,denf, one of the sisters began
to tell tier experience, saying she had
been very wicked, telling a good many
things pertaining to her wicked Hcts
and at her conclusion, the minister
shouted out, "Praise the Lord ! keep
right on, Sister t"
You suem to get Socialism confused
with oommunism. Gyrus and Bel-
shazzar communism 3000 years ago is
not Socialism today. The more you
misrepresent Socialism the more it
will grow with thinking people.
Now, Mr. Reese, he honorable onoe
and answer the following questions:
-low can you make a division when
the Socialist demands the producer to
have the full product of his toil? Is it
right for cue aian to live off the ener
gies of auother's toil? Is it right to
allow one man or set of men to ex
ploit the toil of others? Don't yon
believe toe weak should be protected
by law? Do yon believe that a few
men ought to have the right to own
the earth at the expense of the many?
IJjn t yon know, uuder the competi
tive and individual system, they are
going to do that very thing? Don't
you know tint the Sooialist demands
that every able-bodied nau shall earn
his livin c by his own toil, and is it
not a fact that the auoient history you
speak of was caused by competition
a few shrewd men gettiug control and
spooulators getting mortgages on. all
chat the com nou people had, and in
order to adjust mutters tho dav of
jubilee was called aboat every ro often
and the property returned to the own
ers and that was Comrauuism, not So
cialism? There is tliia' ditfoieuce be
tween Socialism "aud Communism:
The Socialist demands that we oon-
sume according to our deeds: 5the
CmiMiuiiist according to his lmedfl.
' 'O'.rt you know you misrepresent
when y u call the Socialists lsy and
siiiiiivss, and that we ouly want what
we earn, aud not what'you earn? In
fact, don't yon know' you have the
cart ahead of tho horse?
W. W. MYERS.
Mrs. McKinslry Seeks' Divorce.
Two suits for divorce . have linen
file! in the circuit court. Dora Me
Kinstry is, seeking a legal separation
from Uichard MeKiiiFtry, to whom
she was married in Kaiama, Wash ,
in October, 1902. She alloges r.lmt he
drank liquor to exotss, aud that on
February 14, l'JOO, he Had her ur-estwl
on a 'InirgH of larceny, woll knowing
that the charg i was false. On Fob
i nary 10, l'.lOfi, and at other times he
threatened to kill her. MoKinstry was
formerly in the junk business hero.
Nolla O. Hague lias eonimnticod
suit for divorce from Richard Hague.
They were married Jin , Sherlock, N.
Y., "March 28, 1S88, and Mrs. Hague
alleges that her husband deserted lur
October 1, 1004.
Doctors Are Puzzled.
' The remarkable' 'recovery of Kenneth
Mctver, of Vanceboio, Me,, is tin
subject of much interest ro the medi
cal fraternity and a wide circle ot
friends. Ho says of .his case: "Ow
ing to severe inflammation of the
throat nnd congestion of the lungs,
three doctors gave me up to die.
when, as a lust resort, I was induced
to try Dr. King's Now Discovery, aim
1 am happy to say, it saved my life '"
Cures the worst coughs and colds,
bronchitis, tonsolitis, weak lnng
hoarseness i'nd higrippe. Guarantee
at Howell & Jones' Drugstore. 5(V
and $1. Trial bottle free.
Sheep Shearing In Baker. '
. From $ir,rtOO to $20,000 will be pniri
iu Baker county this spriug for the
shearing of sheep. It is estimated
that there ar more than 100,000 sheet
in the county aud shearing prices wil:
mil 'from 7o for hand shearing to liSi'i
for machines, and double those price
for bucks. Shearing iu Baker connrj
does not commence until about Ma
20 ami the crews ot meu who are al
ready working in Umatilla county will
uot arrive iu Baker until after the clir
istluished. These men work from oi
county to another throughout Oregon,
Washington aud Idaho. Excellent
prices are expected.
Iu the spring time you renovati
yonr house, why. not your .body.'
ilollister's Uoiky MouutainTea drive
mt impurities, cleanses and enriches
he blood and purifies the entire "sys-
tain. 35 cents. Huntley Eros. Co.
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at $20,000,000 and whose retail business aggregates
over $70,000,000 annual sales, have agreed to give their name, financial
backing and endorsement to the fjuarantee that Rexall Mucu-Tone
will cure any disease cr trouble arising from Catarrh or they will
refund the money. ' .
We are proud of our connection with the Rexall Remedies, partic
ularly so of Mucu-Tcnc.
Why ? Because a remedy must be something out of the ordinary
that will get our backing. It's not all profit that leads us and our 1,000
associates into endorsing this remedy. It is our years of experience
with medicines and our knowledge of them that teaches us that
REXALL MUCU-TONE
is a bona-fide discovery for the cure of all ailments due to Catarrhal
affections. We know that it is not a cure-all, but a remedy built on
scientific lines not a patent medicine each one of the 1,000 druggists
knows its formula and its value. Ithas .one great additional value
besides curing constitutional Catarrh that is as a system builder. No
such tonic was ever before designed for the curing of inflammation of
the mucous membrane nor can it be improved on in the present age.
Just stop and reason with yourself for one minute we are doing
busmen right here in your midst could we afford to offer our name
and endorsement to Ivlucu-Tone as he do if we did not know that it is
an honest medicine? Can we afford to agree as we hereby do that
we will refund you every penny you pay us for the medicine if it does
not benefit you?
All we ask is your word and the empty bottle and we'll give your
money back. No signed certificate. We believe the public, especially
the sick, are honest and ve hope that they believe we are honest
also. If they do, certainly every sick person who suffers from any of
the following ailments should take advantage of our offer to-day.
Rexall Mucu-Tone cures:
CATARRH OF THE NOSE
Symptoms : Chilliness, lassitude, feverishness and a tight sensation
and fullness in the head, obstructing the nasal passages. At first
there is a watery discharge, but later this becomes thick, yellbw and
tenacious, constantly dropping into the throat. j
If neglected ulceration and decay of the cartilage and bones occur,
often perforating the palate. Headache, foul breath, weak and watery
eyes, inability to think connectedly, and loss of memory ai e further
symptoms.
CATARRH OF THE THROAT
Symptoms First, an irritation and sensation of heat and dryness,
with a constant hawking; later, copious expectoration of phlegm,
throat sore, breathing difficult, and voice affected.
Symptoms! Sufferer is weak, dizzy, emaciated, hollow-cheeked,
dull-eyed, restless and nervous; his sleep is troubled, he has bad
dreams; is despondent and fearful of impending calamity ; has dull,
grinding or sharp shooting pains in side or stomach; suffers nausea
after -eating, is short of breath, and has a hot, bitter fluid rising in
throat. , '
CATARRH OF THE INTESTINES
Symptoms : Constant dull, grinding pain in the bowels and a weaken
ing diarrhea, consisting largely of watery excretions with floating strips
of detached bowel membrane, which biter develops into bloody flux.
Emaciation, inability to extract nourishment from food, nervousness
and sleeplessness,
CATARRH OF THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS
Symptoms! Skin drawn and yellow. Sight blurred with black
specks floating on field of fisioa. Sufferer feels weak and dizzy.
Rising suddenly after stooping causes everything to turn dark. A dull
pain in the small of the back which gradually uses up all vitality, leaving;
the victim trembling and exhausted. Also a constant desire to urinate.
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER
Symptoms ." Sharp pains in the lower abdomen and a loss of control
of the urine. Constant desire to urinate, with intense pain as water
touches the sore membranes. As a result, the' victim is continually
straining and is soon brought to a state of nervous collapse. Face
drawn and pallid, eyes dull, palms of hands and feet damp and clammy.
PELVrC CATARRH
Symptoms: A constant leucorrhea, exhausting and often ofTen'siv,
accompanied by dragging pain in the back and hips, lower abdomen
and thighs. Stomach disturbances and skin eruptions, sick headache
and dizziness. Trouble is accompanied by female irregularities, con
stipation and a disordered stomach.
BROKEN-DOWN SYSTEM
Symptoms: The symptoms preceding physical and mental collapse
are loss of weight and strength, pallor, palpitation of the heart, short
ness of breath, nervousness, despondency and unrestfulness ; lassitude
and dullness; lack of energy and inability to concentrate powers;
' irregular appetite and bowels ; dyspepsia and headache.
You may not believe what is printed above, but be do, and if
you buy Rexall Mucu-Tone or any other Rexall Remedy and find
we are wrong we will give you back your money as cheerfully as we
took it. If you know of any better way for us to show our endorse
ment of Rexall Remedies, tell us, and we'll gladly adopt it.
Hli-TLEY BROS. CO., Druggist
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