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OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 1906
BUSINESS 'EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS.
Installs New
Oregon City Planing Mill Co.
Machinery. ,
i. -.- -y .
Tim Onyi'.n C i I'fiinm,: Mill Of 'ill
Tinny, i'y ',to hi ri-rlirihtuicfl tin
Oreirou Oilv Mill 'c I "it (low
jjany, la MninR a Ijphiui-ss thut lias sur-'
llHK.Sed till!' II10HI B'lllKlll'IIH fXpei tlltlODH
ot riip tuff iv I 1 1 jt) fiiir good
woiwy in the conciro only a ;few
months auo Unrti-r rlie energetic
lii'uMiitfdiii"' tot' H. V. O'sinouil, the
will i.siriii iii u k to iB mil capacity
and v(in then is wav bi-iiiud . 11 hh
orders.' Nmv innclpri'rv m tinn f(iu
Htautly ii'lilod, and ou Tnesday ot last
week a upw siiurltT was' received aud
Wan ldnred in oiieriiuoii fnaay tnorn
iiiK. Tii i h ni!i''lnti'j lias n '"P'tcity of
' BOO doors per day and in one of the
nrgest -mid best ot its kind nianufact-
orert
I 'From the mill (here is being ship
pud uhont 10 rarlomls nt luuilwr t
week. Simiu of this tzof-s to' Park
place, tn which printr it i- linulorl by
teanit.'aiid'ot'er shipments ure being
mnde from 'Oregon C'.ty. I'lie Oregon
Wator Power iv Hmlwif 'J iinpany is
preparing to iilum- in a h. ting at.tlie
mill Mannuer Diutiioinl, liuwever
lias arratifrofl his shintueiitH sn flint the
tie up (if 7000 cars lit S;iu I'rHiiciHCO
does not interfere with prompt do-
livery of mill orders.
Alter Night. " short ; 'program' was
rendered, consisting of sulectipus by
the Artisans quartette. !ia iustru
tuoMtnl solo by Miss klirisou and vocal
uomj-ers by Miss Wictchniu,. .of , Port
In ml, a niece ot Drv. Olmoteadl lo
cruum nn I cake were served and
d'liicitig was indulged it; until a late
Uiour. aliens were-nearly :K(L peoiiia
Iireneiif ana lie Ofcususu was ve
jn.Thble. i :
i?ry en-
REDLAN'D.
WILSONVILLE.
Cement Houses Are Completed
Will Hold 10,000 Earrels.
and
The two cemtMit k"!s-. are now
completed and will hold ilO'lO barrels
each, and tlie cement in on the docks
at Portland ready for transport. About
2000 piling are Mooting' In a boom li'-n1
and are awaiting the arrive! of the pile
driver, which is now at work on the
line near Ohemawa. Aii't!ier scow
load of lumber will arrive here Friday
for the new barge which will soon lie
completed. Sixty men are now at
work here and every day a Ms to the
building up of the town of Wilson
villo. Even t'le ball game last Sunday
brought, hundreds of people here to
watch- the. game and sve the town
grow and next Sunday afternoon there
will be two games here, between the
Wilsonvillo Juniors and Seniors and
Dutleville vs. Pumpkin Rollers. Both
Kntnes will he interesting and will be
played 'on the Klynn diamond. Re
freshments will be served on the
grounds Including ice cream, lemon
ade, soda water, peanuts, 'watermelon,
and cigars. ,
SUMMER CATARRH.
Hot Weather Seems to Have &A Effect
- Upon Some People'.
physi.
It in generally ret; 'Hiized bv
Clans that iianv isp o!' Miff
with catarrh dur'ng
in the winter. The W . drr weathni
and the change from, t' hot dny to
cool uights seems to have a laid effjct
npop the disease.
Even tne usual methods of treating
catarrh have been tmsoccessful, Hutu
ley Bros & (Jo , guaranten that r'.ev
wilt refund the money if Hvnmei fail
to cure thu disease. This teeuiN m
fair and rain umhln thai it should in
duce nil catarrh sufleiers to take the
treatment-.
in niHiiy intiin;e H.yomei has
enred catimli whin tne iiutnur Im
Bull'erod since clnl.llioad. Quite h
iiiimber of people in reou City who
for years ham been tumble to get h
good night's sleep on iiecoutit of the
disagreeable , tickling and dropping
at the back of the throat, Iihvh obtain
ed quirk relief frotv a few treatment..
of llyoinei aud tne umiiiiMed use has
made a complete and Ihsting uure.
There is no stomach rinsing when
one uses liypinet. Simply breathe us
medicated air thioi.gh the pecki t iii
Imler flint ronu s in every outfit and
all germs will he killed and the iiu
cons membrane will he heakd.
.Ti'u iicoinptetia outfit exists tl OJ,
extra bottles, fi()o. KemeuibiT that ll
Hyomrtr does not cure.. Hum lev Dims
&.Jo.t. wilt retuud yur moni y
Anlsans Hold Social.
The regular n ontbly eeeial evenji g
. of Oregon Oity Asi"i biv, Nn 7,
untied Artisans, was held last en.
iug in the WooiIiih n of t lie World
Hull, and Dr. Olmstead, supreme
mimical examiner ot the order, wu.J
present anil gave one of the most in
ieroMing lectures ever beard in the
hall, liis subject was ''New York
Threshing is in full' blast. Mr. .1.
Sevier is running a machine bere with
very good success. Grain generally
is turning out well; wheat running
all the way from 23 to 32 bushels per
acre. Had it not been for. the hot
blast, wheat would have averaged at
least five bushels per acre more. Some
fields of pats are running' as high as
70 bushels per acre, while none has
boon reported less than .30 bushels per
acre. This coming week will see this
i-i.lge finished as most people are
threshing out of the shock.
Mr. Tom Ripley reports a blue eyed
girl arrived to bless their home one
lay last week. Mrs. Ripley is in Port
land at a hospital.'
The ice cream sofdal at C. 0,'Hol
llngsworth's waS w'ell attended and a
good time is reported by all.
Dr. Rowland, the presiding elder of
this circuit held Quarterly meeting at
the M. E. church Saturday night and.
preached on Sunday.
E. N. Urock has finished his job of
carpenter work .at S'ullwood ami is at
home again.
Claude Stone was out assisting his
neighbors through harvest and thresh
ing. Wm. Stone was called on "the Fed-M-al
Jury, but- attended but one day
ns he was excused.
. Emma Diultru, Sade M. Ev . J.
Gill, A rm a E. Pollard, Emily Spulak,
I Effie Morris, Florence Buchanan
! Third Grade Klleu (V Moehnke,
Blanche Muler, ' Kato M. Snodgniss,
Hazel B. Cooper, Jessie Jl. Fonts
j A Una Z Gihrms, Winifred E. Rrakti,
I Oru I Calkins. Grace M Smith, Edna
Ken Kniuiit, Zella U. Womer, Dina
IT. Eckern, Hilda M. SVyvol, Ray
Fish, (Jecile i. Outer, J. Percy
. ! Kitte.r, L npra B. Brown, Cora A.
;8eely, Clara Koerner, Bessie Cntteu
' nen, Lela A. Griffith, Florence L.
NEW RACK ON CLACKAMAS.
Bureau of Fisheries Prepares For Regular
Fall Work.'..' .
Toon, Florence Stoddard.
TOUGHS MAKE A ROW.
Portland JVoutlis Are Arrested at Mil
waukie and Jailed.
LIBERAL.
Farmers are busy heloing each
other thresh. The threshing machines
are running nearly day ar.J night,
drain is turning out better than wa
expected, especially fall. oats. When'
is short In bushels but of good qual
Ity.
Lewis and Vlok lias the run on the
bottom this year as Cole Bros, are In
dribble prairie and coming up the
"Ivor, both machines will have a good
run.
The huckleberries in the mountains
are nearly a total failure and that' dis
appoints the ones that always go. Thoy
ire ripe what few there is; no black
berries, but plenty of other, fruits.
Stock are fat and ready for the
market.
Hogs are ftcarce and there will be
very few to fatten this fall.
W. O. Vanglian has thirty acres of
field peas that are fine.
Fruit trees are breaking down -with
.'ruit and hogi are having lots to eat.
Wild birds are scarce, only a few
in a band among the China pheasants.
r ninrei r..n ..i .it...
4 h'ki'i aio piciiiiuu.,
i- Millin er i mm
Hay balers are busy at J. D. Ffenchs
3n the Stetnian place.
H. L. Barnes is able to be' around
again; he fell off a stack last week and
learly broke his back.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Osburn of Port
land are visiting their relatives, for
a few days.
Geo. Deeth of Portland is visiting
ils uncle, S. Wright, for a few days.
Mrs. Lewthwaite and sister,' Miss
Stone, left for home last Friday.
Tho potato crop from all appear
ance.? , will be a short one in this sec
tion. Peach crop almost a total fail-;
ure. ''
Wild .(xcitemeut prevailed Sunday
night ou the laBt car out of Oregon
Oi'y for Portland, when five young
toughs tried to take possession of the
car. The party boarded the car at
Uuueniah aud all of them were con
siderably the worse for liquor. When
Milwankie was reached, there was
immediately something doing aud the
employes at the car bam took a hand
in the fray and attempted to Bubdue
the ruffians, who put up the liveliest
kind of scrap. One. woman tainted
and bad to be taken through a car
window, others screamed and a panie
ensued. Finallv all of the men were
secured. A special car was rolled
out of the barn and the men were
biouglit to - this- city and lodged in
the city jail.
W. J. Smith, M. McDonald a-:d
H. Foley were bound over to appear
before the Circuit Court nt the Nov.
metier term and answer .to a charge
of "grossly yijuriug the property of
another and crossly disturb ng the
publio peace." Smith and Foley
were placed under bonds of $ 1 00 e-ch
aud McDonald iJoO. George Mnck
and -T. H. Kiiox were discharged from
custody. They were in bad company,
but piored their innocence of any at
tempt to make a row.
The United States Bureau of Fish
eries has awarded the contract for t lie
construction of the new racks ou the
lower Clackamas Kiver to W. W.
Smith and C. L. Roadarniel, who
completed the racks at the Cuzailero
dam. The head ruck is being made
ou a altogether new plan, with ad
ditional space between the bars, let
ting more water through and tuting
pressure from the rack. When com
pleted the tack Vill be the best and
'strongest ever installed on the Olack-
amas. Field Superintendent J. M.
Wisner is directing the workk. The
i Bureau of Fisheries lias let the cou
j tract for taUing Chinook eggs on
j Kogue Kiver to F. H. Oldauhurg, aim
I these egus will probably be hatched at
I tt.a P.tnnu Piuap aful.irt,i
Smith-Logan.
Married, at 8 o'clock Sunday even
ing, at the residence of the bribe's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,T. E. Smith, of
Parkkplace, Mips Evu Smith to Mr.
E. O. Logan, the Rev. II. B. Rotiivs
officiating. Mr. Logan is a rising
yonng i attleman of eastern Oregon,
and the happy fonplo will nmke tbe'r
home m Crook County, where Mr.
Logan's interests lie.
MORTGAGE LOAMS . NEGOTI
ATED at loweBt rates. Latourettejfe
office. Commercial Bank Building,
Oregon City.
WANTED Woman or girl for gener
al housework. Apply at office of
J. E. Hedges, Welnhard Bldg.
FOR SALE 100 ACRES ON TEAZEL
Opeek, 10 acres cleared and about
30 acres fenced. About 1,000,000
feet of good tlr lumber on land. 120
per acre. Hammond Bros.. Molalla,
Ore.
FOR SALE CHEAP JERSEY BULL
and cow registered stock. Wm. '
M Dom. Id, Oregon City, R; F. D.
N'n. I, near Brown school house.
WANTED TO TKAuE AN AUTO
mob'lo for horse and bugVy. Apply
at Courier office.
MORTGAGE LOANS NEGOTI
ATED at lowest rates. Latourefte'e
office. Commercial Bank Building,
I tnit-iMl ( 'sre
The Sign of the Best
A solicitor and demonstrator for a
household necessity salary $2.50 per
day. No selling required. Address
Monajch Manf'g. Co., care Oregon City
Courier.
The Old Story.
SUCCESSFUL TEACHERS.
Large
Class of Applicants
Certificates.
Granted
Only two failures are, recorded out of
the large class that took examinations
last week for county papers. The
class this Fall was auuiiusaally large
one and Hie successful appltccauts for
cei tilioates to teach school are :
Ficst Grade Miuuie Trullinger,
Arvie B. Batdorf, Sophie E Nord
Imiisen, Herman Liesman, Nellie I.
ArniM'uiig, Helen Murray, Roma G.
Stafford, Pauline Heacook, Carrie L
Heaeock. Agnes Reiling, Auua Bach
inaiin. D.-iisv Me. Annltv.
S 'f-oud Grade S. Edna Grd. Zella
M' Surtu-, Mirv A. Snidow, Royal
U Trullinger, M-ie Egge, Edvtli B
Bonfigt, N nnie Andrr.s, I'ora E Darr
O.von G Munch, George F. Knowles,
OlisE. Ramsey, Emma L Wilson,
(trace Miinn, Margaret Wntenpnogh,
Ruby O. Thompson, Loterta Scougan,
I've heard "ltnny storbs
Since 1 was a boy.
And some they call sadness
And othe's broad jov ;
But the sweetest ot stories
That e're I heard toll
Ts the story of stories
That never grows old.
That story is new
'ihongh its told rvery day,
Foretold by rlie poor
Or the rich dud the gay.
Sim- deem it more precious
Than silver or gi Id,
That story of stories .
That neier grows old.
( 1 remember it well, '
Though its many a long year
Since I whispered that tale
, In a young maiden's ear,
, With tuy arms rot nn her waist
Her fair form 1 did fold
And whispered love story
That nev r grows sold.
And now she's mv wife
And we are birh old and gray
Ann soon from this Parth
We'll he passing away,
And join that great throng
Tha( lived he-e mice I'm told.
And whispered t at utoty
That never grows old
Win. Gardntr, Author.
The Best Sign
3 Throcgh Trains Daily from
Portland to the East 3
Among them the
North Coast Limited
Tl e onlv Electric Lighted modern
train from Portland to the East, .Pull
man first class and Pullman Tourist,
Sleeping cars, Dining car night and
dnv aud Observation car.
It is rh train of little luxuries, hot
baths, barber's services, librarv inrti.
vidua! electric berth lights, private
smoBiiig compartments, clothes-press-in
service; all the little thiugs that
add to the comfort ot a journey. Its
beautiful observation car is a revel
ation. The dining car service is
superior; the menu varied and satisfy
ing From end to end it is. pleasing,
comfortable and beautiful, a train
which makes friends and keeps them.
Leaves Portlaud dally running via
Tacoma. Seattle, over the Cascades,
though Hie Yakinia Valley, thence to
Spokano. along Lake Pend d'Oreille
and over the Rocky Mountains to
Bute, Livingston, the diverging point
for the
,,. YEt.tUWSTONE PARK
Thence to FargOi Minneapolis, St.
Paul, Duluth and the East.
Wonderland can be had for the asking
or hy mail for six cents postage.
The Ticket t ifnre nt Portland is at
255 Morrison St.. Corner Third
f For auy information oail ou or write
A. D. CH ARf,TON Assistant
General Passenger Aeent,
Portland, Oregon.
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Will positively cure asiy case of ICidney
op Bladder disease not beyond tEie ireacSi
of snedicine. PJo medicine can do more.
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE
strengthens the urinary organs,,
builds up the kidneys and invig
orates the whole system.
IT IS GUARANTEED
TWQ SIZES GOo and $1.00 .
Z SOLD JLiD RECOMMENDED BY
Passed Siont and Gravel With Excruciating Pains
A. H.Thurnes, Mgr. Wills Creek Coal Co., Buffalo, O., write:
"I have been afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble for years, pass
Ing gravel or stones with excruciating pains. Other medicines only
gave relief. After taking FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE the result was
surprising. A few doses started the brick dust, like fine stones, etc.,
and now I have no pain across my kidneys and I feel like a new man.
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE bas dons me $1,000 worth ot good "
Ha Other Remedy Can Compare With It
Thos. w Carter, of Ashboro, N. C, had Kidney Trouble and
ne bottle of FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE effected a perfect cure, and
he says there Is no remedy that will compare with it.
irriir nit i ht
VERY CHILD
In Clackamas County is invited to
open a savings account with this bank.
One Dollar Will Do It
The
ank of flrcroo
Greater Economy
GREATER CONVENIENCE
WITH
lectric Light
Install Elt'ctric Service in your home and
"begin to live." The- Electric current will not
only afford you the BEST illumination, but will
help you in a hundred convenient ways you never
thought of.
1 ELECTRTC LIGHT will add tone to your,
home, will make its beauties and comforts more
appreciable, and will save you work, worry and
expense.
IP Consider its manifold advantages ELECTRIC
LIGHT is the cheapest artificial light in the world
. NOW IS THE TLvlE to' take advantage of
our REDUCED RATES for current aud meter
basis. N
T Estimates on cost of wireing, cost of current
and information regarding the use of Electricity
for LIGHT and POWER, , promptly furnished
upon application to C. G. Miller at the Company's
branch office, next door to the v Bank of Oregon
City.
Portland General
Electric Company
, C. 6. Wilier, Contract Manager
for Oregon City
iff'flil'iriifrWflr'iTfn-fc'iL
IS YOUR
FARM FOR SALE?,
Results testify to our enterprise and hustle who
sold your neighbors farm? If we didn't it is one
of the few exceptions. ve want the sale of
more farms that are offered at right Prices.
C. N. PLOWMAN & CO.,
Over Bank of Oregon Gty
' HOWELL & JONES, Reliable Druggists
Courier $1.50 Year
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