'OREGON1 CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1907.
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NEW ERA.
Kltner McArthursaw a coyote last
Saturday near here.
Frank and Otto Frledrlch returned
last ...Thursday, from a month's visit In
California.
The dance that was to be given last
Saturday night wad postponed on ac
count of the extremely bad weather
until next Saturday night.
A tlecS 6f straw was taken from
Mr. BrndU's ear that had in Borne un
known manner and time got in be
hind the ear and caused a gathering.
Rimer McArthur left Monday for
Haynes Mission, Alaska, to finish up
his five month's soldiering for "Uncle
Sam."
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Slyter were Port
land visitors last Saturday. I
Mrs. Rurgoyne has a flue lot of
young chicks.
Mrt. Laiirjf Kelland is visiting lior
parents thik week.-
MIss Lalah Dundas and Chas. Norton-
of Portland were married In Port
land last Sunday in the presence of
a few relatives and friends.
Mrs. Rose Cooper of this place and
Frank Bock of Auburn, Wash., ware.
married in Oregon City Wednesday
morning and will make their home in
Auburn . . ' . . ;
Henry Huughman formerly of tills.
place came in contact with a lhe
wire in Albina one morning last week
and received a severe shock. A horse
wus killed .by tho same - wire within
half an hour. ' - -
"Grandpa" Vetelo was In Portland
a couple of days last week getting a
new set of teeth.
The mill pond was so full again
Tuesday that it was slopping over the
dyke near the mill. A quantity of old
logs and trash was sent over tho dam
in tho meantime which will be bene
ficial to health during the summer.
knowing that, being regular, excellent
results follow. -The
pupils are enjoying a few days
recreation while the teachers are in i
attendance at the Clackamas county
Teachers' Institute, held In Oregon
City.
The shingle mill has discontinued
operations on account of high water.
The regular meeting of Milwaukio
Orange, Patrons of Husbandry was
held Friday evening. Among other
things of Interest was a talk by Merl
Kelso recently returned from a trip
in the Arctic ocean. Air. Kelso touch
ed at many places of interest, everal
of which he spoke of in his lecture.
I can f fffhish the
Buyer
If you can furnish
the Farm -
If you wish to M-1I out or buy ill,
write or call and tell ine about it. If
you want to do a little 'speculating 1 can
make you some easy money. I have
the buyers. AUo buy ami sell timber
lands, sawmills, etc.
., GEORGE W. DIXON,
Canity, Oregon.
Mrs. J. GroBsmueller was called to
roriiand last week her sister, Mrs.
n. sum i) ueing quite sick.
Rev. J. Doescher Is toaehlne a num
bur of children for the confirmation
exercises next Kaster. -
Rev. II. R. Hornshuh, presiding el-
uer, win iioiu quarterly conference
Friday evening. German services
Sunday morning and English services
in the evening at the Evangelical
church. ... '
STAFFORD.
An inch nnd a half of rain and a
rising temperature took off tho snow
and lee. It is too early yet to predict
with certainty whether wheat is much
injured. Most everyone has lost some
potatoes but what Is loft Is almost
enough better priced to make up in
money value, and not make so many
to haul off. So wo will continue to
look on the bright side, a atato of
mind, hy tho way, that Staffordites
are very much given to.
Wo were sorry to hear of tho stui
dei death last Tuesday evening of
Mrs. John Kruse. She has been ailing
for soino time but still her sudden
death came as a great shock to her
family and numerous friends, Sho
died on the same old place whore she
came as a bride so many years ago,
and from whose doors a largo family
of children have passed out, some to
the quiet cemetery and others worthi
ly to light the battle of life. She will
ho missed In more ways than one. Her
hand was alwayB open to the needy,
and her genial smllo has put now
courage Into the heart of many a de
spondent one, therefore she has not
lived In vain.
Mrs. C. Koellemeier Is very sick
with the grip and dropsy. Mrs. Fred
Koollenneler died of dropsy, Janunry
27th.
The road mnster Is having the time
of his life. What with washouts, land
slides and the outs trying to get in he
leans a strenuous life.
RUSSELLVILLE.
February finds our country carpeted
with snow, "but the prospects are it
will not last long as the weather is
warm.
Cattle are doing finely on the range.
The wolves have made an onslaught
on John Trulllnger's goats. Just how
many they will take out of his Hock
Is yet unknown.
Seott Carter sold Mr. Robblns some
fat hogs, dressed, for which ho re
ceived eight and one-half cents per
pound.
T. B. Trullinger is slashing the
hrush on his place.
0. S. Boyles Is tearing away Ids 'old
fences and filling tho place with new
rails.
Mr. Mlckoljohn has some fanning
utensils for sale at Amos Johnson's
place.
Frank Scott has tho boss wagon of
this country. Frank Is a rustler.
Mr. Ramsey's sons are coming home
from Washington where they have
been at work for some time.
John liagby has been appointed
game warden. John Is a well-known
citizen, raised in the mountains with
tho game. No doubt but be will save
much game as he Is an expert on
tracks of any kind, game or men.
There Is plenty of hay for sale in
this country yet.
Elder Rich bus been preaching nt
Molalla for a few days past.
Roads in this country are muddy.
A. L. I.arklns made a trip to the
city Wednesday to attend the teach
ers' institute.
Something has bopn raiding I,
I.ai'Uin's goals, presumably dogs
wolves.
HIGHLAND.
Something lihe ten inches of snow
fell here last Saturday turning Into a
steady downpour of rain for three : 'lays off to grow his ear back
MOLALLA.
Molalla country still holds the rec
ord for the favored spot regarding
climate. A cove In the "horse shoo
bend" of surrounding hills. Monday
everything was ice in Portland and
ririirwl fMtw llrl.tll 11
l.t-'" mine at minima wu nun
I rain and plenty of it.
Several of our' young people have
O. seVOlH Colds I Cfintl-nfln.l 1... ....In.r l.ii.
Vll. v (. hl.lllfc, "v'
I low) which of course is called the
grip.
Edward Hermon from Antelope,
visiting ids uncle, YV. P. Herman, was
riding a colt last Saturday when it
ran under a tree and tore Edward's
ear loose. He is now takine a few
Mr.
or
tho
days. No damage was done by
heavy rain in this neighborhood.
Our road Supervisor, 1!. Siilivan, is
blasting this week on tho new road
between Ellwood and Springwater. j
Mr. .lager was out through here last ;
weeli Inlying up
could get paying
them.
Farmers are busy hauling their po
tatoes. Dave Moehnlio, our rural mail car
rier, came near having a serious
smash-up one day last week. One of
the wheels of his mail cart came off
ami he fell out. Then the horse ran
off with the mail demoralizing things
to some extent.
Herman thinks this climate Is too wet
for liini.
While Nature has been doing a
groat deal of "spraying" lately, many
orchardlsts have been taking time by
the forelock and treating their old
ill the. potatoes he orchards with a mixture of equal parts
a fancy price for f of mattock and backache.
I Are you calculating on attending
the I. O. O. F. ball at Molalla on the
22nd of Febraury? ,
P. M. Boyles and son returned to
Portland Monday. They have been
visiting a few days at the old home.
Otis Dudley and Martin Boyles
wore also here to complete the Boyles.
Bros.' re-union.
Mrs. Rachael Boswell went to Mar-
Report of School District No. 35
for the month ending Feb. 1, 1907:
Number of pupils enrolled, 91; num
ber cases of tardiness, 21; number of
pupils dropped during the month, 9;
number re-admitted, G; whole number
of days attendance 1671.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Leo Adams, VIeuia Watts, Hugh Cut
ting, Leo Shaver, Mark Hungate,
Loyd Kayler, Ruth Harless, Roxle
Cole, Goldle Harless, Mllderd, John
son, Ross Engle, Hazel Hungate, Marie
Perry, Gertrude Gardner, Zella Shav
er, Alta Ramsby, George Schanel.
Milmmlc Cutting, Dave Stelninger,
Benjamin Cole, Leonard Vick, Bertha
Adams, Ethel Wells, Ben Stenlnger,
Anna McNulty, Luther McNulty, Hol
la Sawtell, Grace Schatyman, Carrie
Schatyman, 10 file Callison.
MISSES ROBINETTIS and BUEL,
Teachers.
CLACKAMAS.
Revival meetings are In progress at
fliu Congregational church, Service
every evening at 7:30. Rev. Barker
ami wife are detuined by illness, but
expect to he able to come before the
clone of the week.
FROG POND.
Bad colds and the grip are preval
ent throughout this neighborhood;
though no very serlons cases are reported.
Owing to the sudden rise In the
price of potatoes, buyers are rushing
around, and some of the farmers have
sold. Others are holding for hlghei
priceB.
Mrs. Laura Barney of Redland Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed Sharp
this week.
Thomas Turner was kicked by a
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RISING FROM THE GRAVE.
A prominent manufacturer, Win. A.
Fortwoll, of Lucaina, N. C, relates a
most remarkable experience. He says:
"After taking less than throe bottles
of Electric Hitters, 1 feel like one ris
ing from tho grave. My trouhlo is
Drlght'H disease, in the Uiabotes
stage. I fully believe Electric Bitters
will. cure me permanently, for it has
already stopped the liver and bladder
complications which have troubled mo
for years." Guaranteed by Howell &
Jones, druggists, Price only 50c.
MYER'S HYDRAULIC
SPRAY PUMP
WOODBURN.
NEGLECTED
COLDS
LIFE.
THREATEN
(From the Chicago Tribune)
" 'Don't trifle with a cold,' Is good
advice-for prudent men and women.
It may be vital In the case of a child.
Proper food, good ventilation, and dry,
warm, clothing are tho proper safe
guards against colds. If they are
maintained through tho changeable
weather of autumn, winter and siirlnu.
the chances of a surprise from ordln-.
u ry colds will ho slight. But tho or
dinary light cold will become sovoro
if neglected, and a well established
ripe .'cold is to Xhe genus of dlptherlu
what lioney Is to tho bee. The great
est menace to child life nt this sen
son of, tho year Is die neglected cold."
Whether It Is a child or adult, tho
cold xllght or sovoro, tho very best
treatment that can be adopted is to
give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
is snfo nnd sure. The great popular
ity mid Immense sale of this nrennrii-
tion has been attained by its remark
able cures of this ailment. A cold
never results in pniiemonia when It
Is given. For sale by Huntley Bros.
Oregon City and Mollula.
It seems good to see the rainbow
after all this rain.
We have had about Iwico as much
rain this winter as usual but only one
Inch of snow.
Wheat on the lowlands looks as
though It Is about "all in" what did
not freeze out is about drowned out,.
Butcher stock of all kinds Is bard
to get. Tile man with fat nninials to
sell Is the lucky mini.
Quito a lot of building is being plan
ned for the Spring nnd Hummer.'
Boyles & Wilson will build two
brick buildings on Muln street one of
which they will occupy.
II. A. Trullinger made n business
trip to Hubbard Monday.
Tho llubhurd people enjoyed the
ice so much they have put in a skat
ing rink anil Dutchmen have been
coming down ever since.
The H. P. Is lining the oil tanks
here. They have been completed for
some time but have never been used.
MEADOW BROOK.
BUENA VISTA.
J. P. Putnam left here for Anihov,
Clark county, Wash., on Monday last.
Ho Is the owner of tho Onbriel Me
Biido farm recently purchased by him
In Hint district.
Mrs. M. C. Collum's llttlo bov, Hosel
nnd Is suffering from Inllanintlon of
the lungs.
The Abernethy Is Rtlll on the rise
and at present indications it. looks ns
f Lon Aldrieh will soon bo able to
leave bis door In a boat. The water
stands now about one foot above the
kitchen; floor In the Stillwtdl house
Mrs. Sportsman, a resident of Inde
pendence, arrived hero on Tuesday
evening. She is tho guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Buyer.
Mr.,!lellene wns in Portland on Mon
day nnd purchased a cur load of furn
iture for Ids store, paying cash for the
". r,e. . Meliene & Commings are our
"Id neighbors here nnd wo congratu
late them on their uew start In the
second hand business.
Mr. Morun has removed from here
to reside further down in tho city.
MILWAUKIE.
On Saturday, Feb. 9, Miss Mullan
wn kivc. mi -um folks Concert," In
'he bund hall. Tho . lirvitr rn tvi 1.,... I ..
nlng at 8 o clock. Among those to
take fiart are Miss Mullan, Mr. Ktieh!
and Miss Keil. Miss Mullan has ar
ranged a strong chorus of mixed
voice. The concert Is a benefit for
tho Episcopal church and a largo at
tendance is expected.
A wedding In Milwaukle last week
attracted considerable attention. The
parties were F. W. Lehman and
Lsther K. Field of Molalla. and Just
ice iitihe Peace John H. Kelso officiat
ed. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Lehman boarded uu o"
W i car for Portland,
Meadowbniok is .experiencing
moru high waters than for a great
many years. There are fears of anoth
er llood on Woodcock creek below the
dams.
Mr. Standlugor Is making some im
provements on Ills road leading to tho
county road, .
We suggest that Ceo. Williams put
a hell on his sawlogs so tbut when
they run from tho creek into tho
woods bo can find them.
A line delegation of "school inarms"
wont from Mendowbrook to Oregon
City for Hie teachers' Institute Wed
nesday. Now MncUshurg trot out your
delegation and lino up or Tens up.
Fred Shnl'er bus been running ties
from tho pond Into tho creek this
week.
Mr. Donnlson made a trip to Meud
owhruok, returning by the way of Mo
lalla and reported crops looking well
along tho road especially the grip.
School adjourned Wednesday for n
vacation. Miss Blair, tho teacher,
will attend the Institute.
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time. A wrench is all you need
to take it apart. Drains itself
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For a Small Orchard
USE MYER'S
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spray. A patent agitator keeps the mixture
stirred. No mixture can injure them. They
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OREGON.
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it.
How To Find Out.
l'ill a bottle or common ( his with your
wider unit let it stand twenty-ipir hours ;
asmimentor uct-
tiuifi'imucatcsaii
5S t VTTa mdioallliv cou-
iif ncys; if it stains
tl-W--J.---7. vour linen it is
SrVlV-f ;.vi,l,.M,. oft id.
ncv trouble ; too
frc(iieiit desire
to pass it orpaiu
in the hack Is
also convincing proof that the kidneys
and bladder are out of order.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so j coon was taKlnp: It
oft'.'ti expressed, that llr. Kilmer's cut the trcco down
Br1 M
SHUBEL.
Mr. nnd Mrs. FrnnMin Mueller went
on a visit Must. They will visit In Ne
lii'iisliit nnd then nil rust, ns far ns Chi
cago. They thinlv they will return
hr iiIkiIu six weeks.
Henry SI alien left for Idaho hist
Saturday.
The debut in;;' society is bringing
out quite n crowd to the school house.
Saturday evening the Woman Suf
frage (luestion was discussed nnd was
decided ill favor of woman suffrage.
Two Inches of snow fell last Sat
urday. Kvcry one seems to think
we have had winter enough for seme
time.
Win. Moehnke had the time of his
life to get n coon which stole. u chick
en and tin n climbed a live. He used
all his ammunition shooting off nil the
limbs excepting the one where the
easy., lie finally
to get Mr. Coon.
quiim to nurse Mrs. Sneiss, who is
reported us being severely ill.-,
i Henieiiiber tho Farmers' Institute
nt Molalla on February 14 th. Day
and evening.
CONSUMPTION'S WARNING
Now he is wondering; whether be kil
led the coon by shotnini; or by the
fall he got when the tree fell.
Have Moehnke, (lie iniiil carrier oil
Itotito 1, had a break down and runa
way last week. ' making use of the
telephone the horse was caught at
Clarke's. The axle on his carl broke
throwing him .out nnd that was nil
Swamp Root, the jjreat kidney remedy,
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
i pain in the buck, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part ot the miliary passage,
II cnrr.-i'ts inability to bold water
and scalding pain in pussiui; it, or bad '
j effects following use of liquor, wine or j
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant lie- i
cessity of being compelled to j;o often
(luting the day, and to get tip many ;
times during the night. The mild and j
the extraordinary elicct of Swamp-Root !
is soon realized. It stumls me ingliest
f... O. l...r1 ... .,F II.a i.m.f ,lio-
1"! llHUH'lkUUMll"3 . til'". , . ,1.,,'
trcssing cases. If you need a medicine-
you should have the best. Sold by ding-j The Moi-hid,
You may have a sample bottle and a unable to get any lumber to market
book that tells all fY-, ' '"'cause the road which was graded
The Bchool has Just closort Its urn, alxjut it.U.thsei.t free jfTT. r5 :1'" -rnaH t.instn-,1 is impas-
month. The attendant L. h7. mail. Address ir. .. y aml i'!",,!iliiv "'' imim-:ido.
considering ur.uti, , . to., llmg- - v A - f - itind lhe question ":; those people
tioms.-'the per centn r,7 V. . hainton, N. V. tt licit Hot :,,f llihla.nl. is who is to hlam.-.' Thev
hfing.frora 98 to 91 per cent T 't. I Wri,UuK ,n-"lkm, ''? V au't ; graded A,. mile or road .. tee! wide,
various rooms Mlliln I n I makt "" mistake, but u-uiember the i when 1M feet would been plontv
learned ro how t ' f", me- 1r" Kil"'er s mp-Koot, aud and the road could ba.e been lini-d.ei
Dg Rfe b0W t0 attend schl j ''.''LJi-.! m K'M "'an half the time.
Inside f:u-la soon become evident In outsid
symptoms. J). c. (j. ORKKIf.
I The aid of scientific inventions Is not
needed to determine whether your lungs
are affected. The fust symptoms can Ge
i readily noted by anvuiie of average in
tclligencv. j There is no disease known that gives SO
many plain warnings of its approach"as
. consumption, mid no serious disease that
can be so miickl v reached and cheeked,
, if the medicine used is Dr. Boschee's
j the damage to man. horse ami cart, i German Syrup, which is made to cure
i Fred Kelhe is building n new barn. ; consumption,
! Frank lii'ossmulh f of I'ortland is j It is in the early stages that German
j visiting relatives and friends for a Syrup .should be taken, when warning
, aie given in the cough that won't quit.
c iu.ii-,-.u.n ot tin- I'ruuchi.il tubes and
horse a few clays ago, but not serious
ly hurt.
John Mayes, who has been confined
to his bed with rheumatism for the
past two weeks, is somewhat better.
A correspondent from Stafford tells
us -the frogs got thawed out and were
able to croak at some kind of a road
n.eeting held here not long ago." We
are glad to hear It. It Is about time
they were thawing out and beginning
to croak a little for themselves. If
the frozen ones In some of the other
road districts would do likewise, wo
might have better roads.
Hy tho passing away of Mrs. Koel
lorineier and Mrs. Iantha Kruse this
community has lost two of Its most
esteemed and beloved members. Each
had long been a resident of this plnce,
and left behind a host ot friends and
relatives to mourn her loss.
ELDORADO.
liel't oii'l as
last week. They
run
are
the gradual weakening-of .the lungs, ac
companied by fremient expectoration.
l!ut no matter hew- deep-seated your
cough, even if dre.ul consumption has
a' ready attacked your lungs, German
Syrup w ill surely effect a cure as it ha
done before in thousands of apparently
liopclc.'.s eases of lung trouble.
New tiial bottles, 2$c. Regular aire,
7SC At all druggists.
Huntley Bro. Co. Druqglilij
spent a few
week visiting
Mrs. It. Schoenliorn
days in Portland Inst
relatives and friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Wallace of
Col ton were tho guests or the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson.
Mr. Dan Prazler of Portland Is
spendiug a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Jones. He has been Im
proving his time painting and paper
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon called on Mr.
A. L. Jones and family one evening
this week.
Miss Kliza Burns Is attending the
Clackamas County Annual Institute
held lu Oregon City this week.
Mrs. B. J. Helvey, who has been on
the sick list for some time is improv
ing fast and is able to be up and
around now.
Mr. John Helvey. who is employed
in James Adkins" logging camps came
home last Sunday and spent the day
with his parents.
Mrs. Emma Lowery of Liberal visi
ted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ander
son last Monday.
Mr. Frank Anderson, who has been
employed In a lumber camp near Cob
ton Is spending' a few days at his
home. .. .. i "
Mr. Frank Irish Just returned from
a business trip to St. Johns. Mr.
Irish Intends to make that progressive
town his home In the near future.
Miss Bertha Spnngler was a caller
at the home of Dr. (lonelier, one after
noon this week. .' -
PARKPLACE.
Mrs. Henry Gladstone is still quite
sick with the grip.
Miss Stella Cross Is back In school
again after a week's absence, caused
by tonsilltis. V i .'' '
A pleasant surprise party was given
Laura Purcell of Clackamas Heights
on Tuesday evening when several of
the high school students and other
friends went in to spend the evening
with her. All report having a delight
ful time. Miss Purcell teaches at Mo
lalla, hut came home the- first of the
week to attend the County Institute
In Oregon City.
The Park place school closed Tues
day for the remainder of the week,
while the teachers attended County
Institute. . .
The P. P. Debating club will give a
banquet Friday night in tho Asembly
hall to which all members of the club
and Alumni are cordially Invited.
Mrs. Natchen Is quite ill with the
grip. Dr. Strickland was called on
Monday evening.
Miss Cutter from Currlnsville is
visiting her aunt, Katie Wilson. She
closed her school In order to attend
'the County Institute.
Miss Mabel Kennedy closed her
school at Currinsville Tuesday after
noon and Is nttendlng tho Institute.
Old Miss Cummings Is very low at
her home on Clackamas Heights, with
no hope for her recovery.
George Hamilton has purchased one
hundred and twenty acres of lnad
two miles from Grants Pass and is
down there making arrangmeiits lor
the family to move In the near future.
pleasure trip to Sell wood and Port
land "Wednesday morning.
Clarence Frost came home last
week on account of the cold snowy
weather.-. - ,' . '' . ,
Mrs. iThall Nelson was .calling on
friends here on the hill Wednesday
morning.
Mr. Kllensmith Is moving his re
pair shop up to his house on the hill
wheer he lives.
F. M. Darling's beds of lettuce look
fine now.
L. J. Francis of Tualatin spent Tues
day evening here. -
The Degree of Honor held their
regular meeting Tuesday evening. Re
freshments were served at the close
of the meeting and all had a Jolly
good time.
CANBY
The recent rains have raised the
Molalla very high and the loggers can
not complain of a lack of water.
George Knight was a Portland vis-.
Itor Monday.
Otis Nelson spent Sunday In Conby
visiting friends.
The Redmen had a "big time" on
Saturday night. The Molalla tribe as-,
slated by visiting brothers from Ore
gon City conferred de.oes on 15 can
didates, after which . ,anqnet was
spread In the city hall for all noble
redskins in the town.
The schools of Canby and vicinity
are closed and the teachers are at
tending the County Institute at Ore
gon City this week.
The ladles of Kirk Rebekah lodge
gave a Valentine entertainment Tues
day evening. .,
SKIN DISEASE OF TWENTY
YEARS' STANDING CURED.
MULINO.
We been having, very high water
the last few days. Mill Creek has
been higher this time than It has been
for twenty years.
The Vaughn Bros, were . dn our
neighborhood last week with their
Kentucky dogs looking for the wild
animals that are getting thick here.
Mr. Chase Just got his sheep home
last Saturday that he bought some
two weeks ago up by Silverton sonic
of them gave out on the way here. .
The Mullno Telephones hare re
ceived word their wire has arrived at
Canby so I guess they will soon com
plete their line.
Mr. Wiles of Portland spout Sun
day with his family and returned on
Monday.
The school has closed for the) rest
6f the, week. The teacher is attend
ing tho institute at Oregon City.
have
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
Woodchuck day came with lots of
snow and sleet. The thermometer
registered 25 degrees and snow was
about five Inches deep. It all went off
Monday evening and now the excite
ment is high water In town.
' Grandma Kays and son, Ira Ramboj
are moving from Goose Flat to her
home here on the hill.
Sam Oglesby and daughter
moved Into the Moohnke house,
Mrs. Boer Is visiting here this week
with her daughter, Mrs. J. V. Currln,
Fred Sherrard, who has been in
Eastern Oregon all Summer and Fall,
is here again visiting with his sister,
Mrs. Geo. Roberts, and family.
Our new blacksmith, Mr. Dorsey,
has moved into J. Pierce's house. J.
M. Glllett is papering the house this
week and making other changes.
E. C. Sclby is at home from the log
ging camp again this week.
Mr. Burley has bought another
milch cow.
Miss Edna Garde of Colton came in
town ' Tuesday and is attending the
teachers' institute.
Fred Curran and family made a
I want you to know how much
Chamberlain's Salve has done for me.
It has cured my face of a skin dis
ease of almost twenty years' standing.
I have been treated by several as
smart physicians as we have In this
country and they did me no good, but
two boxes of this salve has cured roe.
Mrs. Fannie Grlffen, Troy, Ala.
Chamberlain's Salve Is for sate by
Huntley Bros., Oregon City and Molal
la. ' - .
Prices Paid for Meats.
The prices paid for meats In Ore
gon City this week as reported by R.
A. Sawyer are as follows: . , .'
Cattle, Live Weight.
Cows 2.753.75
Steers $3.504.3O
Cattle, Dressed.
Steers 57c '
Cows 45&c
Veal 8c
Hogs, live, ; G g7c
Hogs, dressed 59o
Sheep, live, 6Vfc 6c
Lambs, live, 6c
Sheep, dressed, 991c
Lambs, dressed, 10c
. . , Poultry.
Old Roosters, live 10c
Young Rosters, live, 11c
Hens an4 Springers, live, , 12c ;'
Mixed Chickens, .- ; . ; 12c '
Eggs, case 35c '
Hides ' 710c .
. Those Girls.
.Miss X. Acting "Yes, - indeed, I
shall insist that the man who marries
me shall be as unselfish after mar
riage as before." -Miss
Cutting "Are you sure dear,
that his unselfishness wtll not be ex
hausted In marrying you?" Pacific
Monthly.
WE iUY
Pfo)f?A"VT
IIIECT FtOM FAAMEI1, WHTI THAT M FIIMS k TUi,
SUNSET CREAMERY CO.
281 FIRST STREET PORTLAND, ORESON
A Boston schoolboy wu tall,
weak and sickly.
His arms were soft and flabby.'
He didn't have a strong muscle in his
entire body.
The physician who had attended
the family for thirty years prescribed :
Scott'j Emulsion.
NOW:
To feel that boy's arm you
would think he was apprenticed to a
blacksmith.
ALL DRUOQISTSi 60o. AND I.OO.
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