Oregon City courier. (Oregon City, Or.) 1902-1919, January 25, 1907, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textn OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 190 " 3 1 jajiiii Jiiil i H 1 1 1 i i ii tTTt i lijiltiiiTiM i hni"iiiT7iTT'"iTiiTTr uTi j7 . ?TiTTrfjTri7LT717T: i 7t?r jiriTTrrTTiTTi i , :!'.'! iJ AVegefable Preparalionfor As- wig uifcoiDinocns anaiioweis or 3 Promotes DigestioaCheerfuT ness and Rest.Contains neither upitim.worpiuiie nor Mineral. NoiNarcotic, JteVeafOUJb-SaMVZZHTClW PuntfJun Seal' ftpprnniht - . BiCiutaiihSiit trormJettd Aperfecl Remedy for Constipa tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Feverish ness and Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. MSTil For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bob-ghf Bears the Signature of EXACT COfY OF WRAPPER. If imtftfe in;.-.-! s fa n El AW In Use For Over Thirty Years m THI OCHTAUII COMPANY, NCW lOHH OITV. mm SANDY. The cold snap of the past two weeks was the coldest experienced for many years and the warm Chinook wind is welcome to thaw out the frost. A valuable horse belonging to M. Keisecker while prancing in the yard slipped on the ice and broke its leg. A wagon with a load of feed and the U. S. Mail with J. Vanderhoff, slip ped on the ice on Menig's hill and went over the bluff. No one was hurt. The wagon was splintered to pieces and the horses somewhat bruised. bandy school house was almost burned to ashes by a little boy who in sweeping out the school house put tho kindling on the stove and forgot to take it off, then going home. The kindling wood caught fireignited the floor and soon a big blaze was the re sult. M. McCormack and E. Coalman happened to pass by, broke in and ex tinguished the Are only after a heroic fight. ( Sandy is once 'more in great excite ment over another railroad that is threatening to invade this locality. A surveying crew of 14 men are locating a line through Sandy to Mt. Hood de pot grounds; they have already stak ed out and they are trying to purchase land of O. Rambo and E. V. Bruns for a depot and car barn. A. G. Bornstedt and E. P. Bruns have formed a real estate company to handle all kinds of property. ' John McDonald has E. F. Bruns, the architect, making plans for a hand some residence on his big farm. Sandy debating society has one of the lively discussion of the season on the question, "Resolved that the Japs should be excluded from the United States public schools." It was led on the affirmative by E. F. Bruns, and negative by Jas. Bell, the judges de ciding, in favor of the affirmative. Chas. Bornstedt is visiting his re latives. G. Bosey of Damascus, is-at Sandy, visiting relatives. H. Hemer, met with another acci dent while barking a log near another man, whose axe slipped out of his hand cutting an awful gash in his face. . The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bosholm, died and was buried Sunday in Bruns Hill cemetery. NEW ROAJ TO OGLE MINES. Petition to be Presented Asking For Survey of the Road. At the meeting held Tuesday night of the special committee appointed by the Board of Trade to look Into the advisability of building a new wagon road from the end of the present Knowles road to the Ogle mines It was decided to make a favorable re port on the project. tl would only be necessary to build for a distance of about seven miles, the approximate cost of which would be about $000. Joseph Harless, It is understood, in an endeavor to get some assistance from the county to further along the project will file a petition signed by property owners of that district ask ing that a survey be made of the road from the end of the present Knowles road to Copper creek, a distance of about 17 miles, a large part of which at the present time is built. BUENA VISTA. Mr. and Mrs, Charles McCummlngs and Mr. Kerns, the drayman for Hen ry Miller, were visitors here on Tues day. While here they had an oppor tunity of witnessing the disgraceful state of our Btreets and roads. They came out with a team to get a load of fence posts to take to town. Before leaving for home they did a great deal of work for the city. By digging the grade down and filling In the rut holes so that the team could pull the load up the grade a distance of 30 or 40 feet. They should put in a claim to the city to have the work go on their taxes. Mrs. Lingren was visiting Mrs. Mc- Collum last Wednesday. Mr. Langsford will look after, the Miller property during their absence. Next time Messrs. Cummings and Kerns bring a team here they bettor hire the mayo?- or some of the city councilmen to help worl: on the roads. Harrison Davis, son of Mrs. L. B. McCollum, nee Davis, went to Port land early Sunday evening for medical treatment, since which, time no one has heard from him, his mother is very anxious to hear from him. FARMERS MEET IN FEBRUARY Institutes Will Be Held Sevci Places. in FIRST TOWN IS ESTACADA Dr. James Withycombe, Fruit Commissioner Reid and A. J. Lewis Are Among the Speakers. 0C3C 3 O C DOC SHOT DEER OUT OF SEASON. Deputy Game Warden Green Filed Complaints Against Four Men. Deputy Game Warden John Green who was recently appointed to that office, Wednesday filed a complaint against S. White for having slain a female deer out of season and also against Walter St. Johns, Ora Hick man and Redman RussuJ. The last three 'mentioned are accused of hav ing killed two buck deer and three fe males. Warrants for their arrest have been placed in the hands of Constable Charles Ely. Game Warden Green, when discuss ing the case stated that its his inten tion to prosecute all violators of the game law in this vicinity. Bad Stomach Trouble Cured. Havii'C been nick for the past two years with a bad tomach trouble a friend gave me a dose of Cliimber- at macli aim biver Tablets. They di me so much od that I boueht a bottle of them an have used twelve h0 tflen in all. Today I em wo I of a bad stom oil- trouble. Mra. John Li e, Oooper, Ma ue. These tablets a e for gale by H ntley Bros. Co , Oregon City -,nd Mo alia. County Fruit Inspector A. J. Lewis has arranged a series of farmers' In stitutes to be held In Clackamas county February 11 to February 16, inclusive. Institutes will be held at 3even places with afternoon and even ing meetings at each place. The afternoons will be devoted to discus sion and the evenings to lectures, il lustrated with stereoptican views. Dr. James Withycombe, of the Oregon Agricultural College; Mr. Judd, win will talk on "draft horses"; William Sulmerlch, whose subject will be 'dairying;" Fruit Commissioner Jas. H. Reid of the first district and county Fruit Inspector A. J. Lewis, will be the speakers at these Institutes, which will be held on the following dates: Estacada, Monday, February n; Damascus, Tuesday, February 12; Logan, Wednesday, February 13; Mo lalla, Thursday, February 14; Canby, Friday, February 15; Oregon City, Saturday, February 1G. Inspector Lewis returned Monday from a ten days' stay at Corvallis, where with other county fruit inspec tors and, Commissioners Reid and Parks, he took a special course in horticultural work from Prof. Cordley and was shown how to detect and treat diseases of fruit trees. RECKLESS ! Yes it's reckless , to neglect that cough or cold. It may get well unaided, and it may develop into a chronic trouble that years of doctor ing wont cure. Better in vest 25c today in a. bottle of Huntley's White Pine Balsam. If it doesn't cure return the empty bottle and we'll return your 25c. HOPELESS!, The bald-headed man is sure a hopeless case. The time for treatment was when his hair was full of Dandruff and falling out. Huntley's Hair Tonic would then have have given him a head of hair that would have made him feel young again. Dontpassup your chance. 25c a bottle and money back if you say so. We guarantee ALL our own remedies to give entire satisfaction and we HIGHLAND. MUL..MO. The snow storm has gone and ace more we can see the mud. Mr. Adkins has purchased another horse, paying $235 for it. Mr. Lee sold some of his baled hay to the Davis brothers. Mr. Arther Chase was a pleasant caller at at the Wiles home one day last week. C. Mallatt Is thinking of buying a tram with which to start logging for Claud Howard. W. A. Woodridge and family and W. M. Wallace and family, were visi tors at the Evans home last Sunday. All enjoyed a good time. Davis brothers bought some oats at A. Erickson's. Some of the young boys of Mulino had some experience in coon hunting last week. ... Miss Vesta Churchell, who has been sick the last week, Is Improving now. Mr. Howard, our mill man, Is mak ing hard wheat flour again. Rumor has It that there will be a .ailroad through tins section soon and that they are all ready at work on a townsite at Viola. Now that the cold wave is gone, we that have not finished our potato dig ging, can now proceed. Our school Is closed this week for fear the sore throat disease is diphtheria. John Wallace lost his blacksmith shop and cellar with his winter's sup ply of potatoes and fruit through fire last Friday night at 12 o'clock.. Mr. Wallace had a fire in the shop during the day which is supposed to be the cause of the conflagration. The young people met at John Haines' last Friday evening and had a play party. They all report a good time. Fred Hettman is improving from his recent illness. oN other sickness is recent illness. No other sickness is Mr. Everett Pollock has been dis posing of some of his full blooded Berkshiro pigs. Christ Moehnke, Jr., of Shubel being his last customer. Mr. Pollock has a fine drove of them left yet. cheerfully refund the Purchase Price should they fail. We also guarantee them to comply in all respects with the Pure Food and Drugs Act UNTLEY BROS. CO. THE REXALL DRUGGISTS . -' '"Jf- y- L'-:-'"i Q J'11" 1 tm f r mm: f f I " - i mm M ate Now's The Time to Buy A Suit or Overcoat Cheaply With the tremendous price-cutting throughout our entire store, and all reserve stock now included In this sale at less than half value-prices, you really cannot afford to miss these matchless offerings, which Include a great assortment of the widely known J MICHAELS -STERN FINE CLOTHING This clothing you know is cut, styled and tailored like expensive to-measure-made garments looks It and proves it by service. Now you can select your size garments of this famous clothing at : MICHAELS-STERN FINS CLOTHING Kichicls. Stcrh A CO.- $ 4.95 7.95 $10.65 $14.35 $ 3.50 $ 2.25 for Suits and Overcoats, at $8.00 and $9.00 that were most reasonably priced for Suits and Overcoats, that were splendid values at $10.00 and $12.50 for Suits and Overcoats, that were very cheap at $15.00 and $16.50. for Suits and Overcoats, $18.00 and $20.00. that were exceptional quality at for Men's and Young Men's Trousers, that were unusually big value at $4.50, $5 and $0. ' for Men's and Young Men's Trousers that were exceptional values at $3.50 and $4.00 AH Furnishing Goods, Hats and Shoes at Twenty Per Cent Off. Many snappy styles in Shifts and Under wear to choose from. Hats of latest vogae and shapes Chamberlain's Couf h Remedy a Safe Medicine for Children. In buying a cough medicine for the children, never be afraid to buy Uhamberlnin'ti Oough Keuiody. Tlifre is no danger from it, and relief in always sure to follow, it is iuteudod especially for coughs, colds, croup aud whooping cough, and there is no bet'er medicine in the world for these diseases. It is not only a certain oare for croup, but, when given an soon as the cronpy cough appears, will prevent the attack. Whooping congli is not dangerous wlieu thip roiuedy is given as directed. It con tains no opium or other harmful drugs, and may be giveu as con fidently to a baby as to an adult. For sale by Huntley Bros. Co., Oregon City aud Molallu. j MOLALLA. STRONG Again Is what Mrs. Luef StoTaU.ofTUton.Qa, aid aftsr taking Kodol Dytpspsla Curt. Hundrsdi of othtrwuk woman art btlnf rt stored to ptntei health by this rm tdy. YOU may bt will if you will taltt it Indlgtttloneiuwt nearly all tht tick oett that womtn hart. It dsprlrtt tht tyitam of nourish mtnt and tht dtlicatt organ ptculiar tt womtn tuBtr wtaktn. and btoams dUtittd. t Kodol Dyspepsia Cure tnabltt tht ttomaoh and dlgtttlrt organ to dlgstt and attimilatt all of tht wbolt somi food that may bt eaten. It nourlthtt tht body, and rebuilds tht wtak organ restoring health and strength. Kodol curat mdigtstlon, constipation, dyspepsia, tour rltingt, belching .baartburn and all stomach dliordar. Dltfeits What You Eat YOU ARE INVITED Umm M maah m Cm rtTri.o.Dtwm Oo.,Oble0, 0.1. A. ForSale by G A. Harding Molalla, Jan. 21. The low tempera ture here last week varied from 8 de grees to 15 degrees above zero, owing to locality, It seeming to make a dif ference whether thermometer was ex posed to the East wind or protected by an east wind break In the way of hills and timber. Doctors Rowland and Spolrs preach ed here Sunday. G. P. Rich will preach next Saturday night and Sun day. Our people have been getting some what excited on the railway question recently,' without any apparent cause. G. V. Adams trapped a coyote last week. The apprehension of some of our folk, that the Kentucky fox hounds would get all the bounty money is not being fulfilled, a3 of 15 coyotes killed, five only were caught by the fox hounds. Mrs. Annie Clifford was secured as central operator for the Molalla Mutu al Telephone association by the board of directors at their meeting Satur day night. - Mrs. Dee Wright, accompanied by her husband, walked out frorr; C.ie Ogle creek mines In two days Ust week through several feet of snow. Their pack horse as well as themselves, looks worse for the wear. Richard Wright cf Liberal was a visitor here Saturday night. W To open an account with us, with the assur ance that your business will receive prompt and careful attention THE BANK OF OREGON CITY Land! The Right Name. Mr. Augnit Sherpe, the popular overseer of the poor, at Fort Madison, ia., says: "Dr. King's New Life Pills are rightly named; they act more agreeably, do more good and make one feel bettnr than any other Inxative. " Unarauteed to on re biliousness and constipation. 25o at Howell & Jones drag store. Special Meeting Called. A special meeting of the Columbia Hook and Ladder Fire company will be held on this, Friday night, at their hall. All members are requited to attend. THIRTEEN SHAW Courier FOR SALE CHEAP STOCK RAN'CH with tools, implements, etc., furniture, plenty of out-range. Address H. J. Deckman, Molalla, Ore. 2 WE ARE GETTING OUR BARGAIN LIST READY FOR THE SPRING MARKET. IS THE LAND YOU WANT TO SELL ON IT7 WE WILL PLACE $500 WORTH OF AD VERTISING IN EAST ERN PUBLICATIONS DURING THE NEXT THREE MONTH8. YOU WILL GET THE FULL BENEFIT OF IT BY LISTING YOUR REAL ESTATE EARLY. NOW YOU HAVE THE SECRET OF OUR PAST SUCCESSIN THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS. WE GET IN TOUCH WITH THE BUYERS BE FORE THEY START WEST. YOU MAY AS WELL HAVE THE SERVIC ES OF A LIVE REAL ESTATE AGENT AS A DEAD ONE. CALL AND TALK IT OVER. C. N. Plowman & Co. Over Bank of Oregon City T.S.TOWASEZVD CREAMERY" Home Office 44 Second at, Portland Ore. BrRneKCffk Lyon SeJem 1 m,oin B.'mi ere are voum my pretty .ilkm for lowjwend. v .... ,,m r"ihe scud . jo GOOD MEATS AT THE RIGHT PRICE R. A. Sawyer SUCCESSOR. TO Chas. Albright Carries a full line of Fresh and Qured Meats One Dollar will 6t you to eye glasses or spec tacles. Perfect fit guaranteed Your tyes fitted at home. Writ? I..r free booklet Ut-scrihiiig nut uirtli.xJ H fnrnitipr, the ulasisr. of hi f tr an wurtl, fA.St) any t,nt im 'tl ( ur prii e, () f . il U K KI' J'UKIV, dt-iiacmrni'it ..-i u-ii.eicu: Udiii at"1"! f i UU V u h urr. tl 0U Stud rour won bi retitieicu METZGER & CO. Ill SIXTH tTUBT, P0BTLAAD. OHM Best Product Best Service Fifth and Main Streets The Oregon Water Pow er and Railway Co. STANDARD CUACE ELECTRIC SYSTEM 40-Minote Service Between Portland and Oregon City Leave Portland 1.85, 6.30. 7.00, 7.40. 8 20,19.00, 9 40. 10.20, 11.00, and 11.40 in., 18 M0 1.00, 1.40, 3.20. 3.00. 8.40. 4.20. 6 00, 5.40, 6.30, 7.00, 7.40, 8.20, 00, tf.20, 10.00, 11.00 and 13.00 p, m. Leave Oregou City 5 45, 7.00, 7.40, 8.20,9.00,9.40, 10 20, 1100 and ll.4t la. ni 12.20, 1.00, 1.40, 3.20, K.00. 8.40, 1 4.20, 5.00, 6.40, 6.20, 7.00, 7.30, 8.20. 9.00, 9.20, 10.00, 11,00, 13.00 and 1.00. Indicates to Milwaakie only. 7 DAILY TRAINS -7 Between Portland and Cresham, Boring Eage Craek, Estacada Cazadero. Leave Portla-id 7.80, 9.80 and 11 30 a. m. 1.30, 8.40, 5.44 aid 7.1o p. m. Leave Oi'adnro 7.R0, 9 80 and 1180 a. m. 1.30, 8.40, 6,40 and 9.0't p. m. TICKET OFFICES. Seventh and Main Sta, Oregon City First and Aider Streets Portland E. Water and Hawthorne Ave. Q. (J. FIELDS. Supt. Portland 0 n . s.