Oregon City courier. (Oregon City, Or.) 1902-1919, January 15, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON CITY COURIER FRIDAY. JANUARY 15, 1909. OQC DC DC 30C 13 C 0 0 Did You Ever Stop to Think That, when 50 CENTS buys $1.00 WORTH of legitimate merchandise that in Justice to yourself you should take advantage of it? That is what we are offering during Our Great 6wMONEY RAISING SALE IF NOT WHY NOT? You can get the best tlmt money Can buy if you buy your I lams, Bacon and Lard here. There are no better values offered anywhere Sugar Cured Hams, - 15c pound Sweet Pickled Bean Pork, 12 'vc lb. Spiced Pigs Feet, - 10c lb. Harris' Grocery Oregon City SANDY STAGE & LIVERY LEAVES Sandy for Boring at 6:80 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Boring lor Sandy at 8:35 a. m. and 4:45 p. m. SUNDAY SCHEDULE Leave Sandy for Doring at 8:00 a. in aud 2:30 p. m. Leave Boring for Sandy at 10:35 a. m. and 4:4ft p. m. At Sandy makes connection with Salmon Marl Stage. SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANOB WITHOUT NOlICi EMMETT DONAHOE, Proprietor Mrs. Nieta Barlow Lawrence CONTRALTO , Choir Director St. Pauls Episcopal Church Oregon City Voice Culture; Private Musicales, Concerts Studio 1208 Washington St. ' Phone 1794 Do You Want to know what to follow to make a succes of life? Do you want to know how to double the I u iness you are now following? Do you desire to lea'rn a profession or business of your own? IF SO CALL ON PROF. SIZER Room 1, Masonic Bldg. Oregon City t V . -II: - . j ! U, - ...... -pm ' '""'Saifjfc, i' ' . . n-an-i tyt- m i Tmnumm i iia n.'B lia.Ti-n.r n in.il r-ai, r ' - 1 .'- EASTHAM SCHOOL Where efforts are being made by Principal A. X. Hill for the addition of a Gymnasium to relieve the overcrowded condition BURGL RS ROUTED BY NEW ERA WOMAN Mrs. I Slyter Proves Herself a heroine by Driving Thieves from House Two would-be robbers were dofeat ad in their plans to burglarize a Now Era residence only by the pluck and peso nee of tuind of the ldy of the houe. Mrs. Slttor. '1 he pair watched the. house closely, and Beeinj? no one moving aboot, they concluded that there was nobody within, so they en. terea, vry oautionsiy. Bipectuig to meet with no resis tance thn pair wire greatly surprised huq rnagriuea to ne courronted by a gun, poiuteo at tiiem by a woman who appeared to have araat powers ut determination, so their exit occupied in acu less tune tnan did their en trance. At last reports they were still running.' C. SAuebel W. S. U'Ren VR.EN & SCHUEBEL Attorneys At Law Will practice iu all courts, make col luotious and settlements of tjBtutet furnish abstracts of title, lead yot money and loud your money on first mortgage. Otuco in Enterprise build ing, Oregon City - Oregon J. E, HEDGES Attorney-at-Law Weinhard Building, Oregon City C. D. D. C. Latourette ATTY'S AT LAW Commercial, Real Estate and Probate out Specialties. Office In Commercial Banl Building, Oregon City, Oregon. O. D. Eby ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Gjneral Practice, Deads, Mortgages and Abstracts carerully maJe. Money t loan on gosj secuy. 0 1 vtw reasjn - able G. B. DIMICK W. A. DIMH'l DIMICK & DIMICK Attorneys at Law Notary I'ublio. Mortgages Foreclosed Abstracts rMirniehed. Money Loaned on Heal and Chattel Security, Andresen Bldg Oregon City Land' Titles, Land Office Business and Mining Law a Specialty. Ex-Hcgistet U. S. Laud Office Phone Main 7103. ROBERT A. MILLER. ATTORNEY AT LAW 833 Worcester Bldg. PORTLAND, ORB. Q.A.CHENEY Real Estate NOTARY PUBLIC Fire Life Accident and Plate Glass Insurance U. S. Pension Attorney Oregon City, - Oregon Otis Jfap Dauqbtrty n Tree Pruning and the Can of tries MOLALLA - OREGON GeorgeJC. Brownell ATT'Y AT LAW OREGON CITY, OREGON GADKE Carries a complete line of Spray Pumps and Spraying Solutions Give him a call and see how cheap you can spray your orchard. j. F. C. Gadke Plumbing and General Jobbing Oregon City, Oregon John W.Thomas DENTIST Molalla, Mondays Boring Girl Weds Miss Mand Lsngham of Boring and (J. B. Fo.uk of Fori laud were united Monday nfiernoon by Justice of the Peace W. W. H. Samson. The liappv pair will make Portland tneir future home. I Roaring Muscles. "If a writer wrote of roaring mus cles, you would laush at him. Joints crack, the stomach thunders, but mus cles, you would say, don't roar. That Is your mistake. They do." The speaker, a physician, put his finger in his ear. "I hear a muscle roaring now," said he. "Try it, and you, too, will hear the sound. And to prove that It is the sound of a muscle, put a plug of wood In your ear instead, and you will hear nothing. "Contracted muscles give out a roar ing sound. Relaxed muscles are si lent. This fact Is of use In dlagnos-' lng certain diseases. The stethoscope makes the museuliw roars audible, and those strange voices proclaim the pres ence of such diseases as tetanus, men ingitis or strychnine poisoning, while silence on the muscles' part Is, so to speak, a sullen admission of the pres ence lnthelr midst of atrophy, degen eration, paralysis." Buffalo Express. , . It Is Well. ' It Is well to carefully cultivate tastes. Euslcln says, "Tell me what you like and I will tell you what you are.? It Is well to study human character. Bodenstedt says: "In the face of ev ery human being his history stands plainly written; his Innermost nature steps forth to the light. Yet they are the fewest who can read and understand." It Is well to "brush up against the world." Goethe says: "Talent forms Itself In secret. Character is the great current, of the world." It Is well to be ' never cast down. Elizabeth Barrett Browning says: ' Let no one till his death Be called unhappy. Measure not the work Until the day's out and the labor done. iof Who the Mound Builders Were. Who ' were the mound builders of North America? The Ilev. Dr. Bryce Winnipeg has examined a large number of these Interesting struc tures and Is of the opinion that tnej; were built by the Toltecs nifd mart the course of the Toltec huuiigrntlor from the south along the Mississippi and Ohio to. the great lakes nnd the St. Lawrence, along the Missouri and nlong the Mississippi proper to the Rainy nnd Red rivers. This would make ' the earliest inound date from about 1100 A. D. Boston Herald. NATION IS BEGINNING TO FEEL . THE EFFECTS OF TUBERCULOSIS. Not only In the number of institu tions but also In the variety of people Interested and In the Increase ' in workers, can the progress of the anti tuberculosis campaign be measured. Never before in the history of the United States have bo many move ments co-operated and allied to fight tne comiron foe, the white plague. Never in any jingle year have so many different organizations and so many different ranks of people been stirred 10 activity in a movement for the bet terment of the condition of man, as during the year 1908. For instance, during tne past year from one end jf the country to the other,- the labor unions and working men have been .startled to realization of the fact that consumption is a disease which affects tliem, and they have been arming irom east to west for the fight against uiis common foe. Hand in hand, the jiovement of the labor unions has jeen the stimulus given to the clergy man and the churcnes throughout tne country. Never before have so many sermons on tuberculosis been preach- ed from the pulpits of the various churches of the country. The schools too, have been aroused both through jpecial institutions for the treatment jf tuberculosis children and by means il special Instruction to the children in the regular grades in the schools Hundreds of children have been In structed on the dangers of tuberculo sis, state Legislatures, government jtticlals, business concerns, factory owners, social workers, men and wo nen of all sorts of classes have dur ing this past year been aroused to re- Jewed interest in the campaign against consumption. Of the influences which have con tributed to produce this result, prob ably the most weighty, has been the international Congress on Tuberculo sis which was held In Washington dur ing the latter part of September and he first part of October, attracting, as it did, the attention of men aud women in every state in the Union. iepresentatlves were present from al most every section of the country ,and he benefit derived from this insplr- .ng gathering has doubtless given the reatest impetus to activity lu the light against consumption that this lountry has ever experienced. The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis by jieans of its constant propaganda and its two traveling exhibits, has also elped to contribute to the success jf the campaign. ' Particularly Is this 30 in regard to the work being carried in in the South. The Red Ctobs Stamp campaign w'tn its 25,000,000 stamps. has been one of the greatest medi- ims of education on tuberculosis as well as a means of raising money that has ever been Used in this country. The, managers of the campaign against tuberculosis are realizing that hey have a hard fight ahead of them. and that every means that will bring aome to the Ignorant the gospel of health Is being employed. It is safe to predict that with the present rate of increase in activity against tuber culosis maintained, the white plague will be ranked in a class with some of the least dangerous of Infectious diseases within less than fifty years. NEWS FOR DYSPEPTICS Some Condensed Items from All Over Amer ica, that Show that Dyspepsia Can Be Easily Cured Whiteland, Iud "I was a chronio sofferer fioni dyspepsia for years; tried several dootors without relief. Bi'gun nsina Mi-o-na tablets and after several weeks' treatment I found thorough relief and am able now to eat anything I recommend Mi-o-na to anyone affllicted with stomaoh tronble "Mrs. D. A. Brewer. Buffalo, N. Y. "Allow me to con gratnlate you on yoar disoovery of Mi-o-na. I had several of the best doctors in the city, bnt none seemed to do me any good. I vomited fre quently. I had this triDbla foni years. 1 tooK one nox ot Mi-o-na tab lets, add now eat most anything with out distrtss." Mrs. Mary Becker, lllilO Baily Ave. . Bridveton, N. J-"I wonld be dead it it wasn't for Mi-o-na One rear ago I weighed only 100 pounds; now my weignt is 150 pounds. I eat every thing I want Uahbane, ham. fried potatoes everything doctor said noi to eat or 1 would die." Mrs. Oarrie VBiiamau Mountain Islaud, N. C "I suffered witli stomach trouhlo for 15 years; spent i!00 for medicines. Everything failed' to do any good nntiL I found MN n-na. That has cared me. and it will cure others that suffer. '"L. R. Nonket. Jones Drug Co. sells Mi-o-na tah lets, the dyspepsia remedy that is making suoh snrpriKing cures through out America, for 50 cents a box, and gnarant-jes th-m to cnie auute and chronio indigestion, vomiting from any cause, and sen or oar sickness. ri WE QUOTE BELOW A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS: MANY UNMATCHABLE $ 2.50 to $ 5 Suits and Ovetcoats - $8.35 $18.00 to $20 Stilts and Overcoats - $13.25 OTHERS REDUCED IN PROPORTION $6.50 Heavy Wool Mackkaws - $3.95 $2.25 " Flannel SnMs - - 1-40 $3:00 Hawes Hats - - - $1.90 $3.50 W. L. Douglas Shoes - - $3.05 WE DEFY COMPETITION AT THESE PRICES Yours for Real Bargains 0 PRICE BROS. SIXTH AND MAIN STS. OREGON CITY, ORE. DC 3C 30C DC C J Sr. 7 tit? f r gBHBSg'JMtf'5V-'3 m& mil 1 e BUCKBEE'S SEEDS SUCCEED) SPECIAL OFFER: f Made to bolld New 1)ulnw. A trial will makQ von our nermutiuitt customer. 11 tin flnwt i Turnip. 7 BnU'ndiil r,n, s ana- tie! i 1 ttp rln)(.lt mrrl-B Bulb Hi T.l7letH3 In U. UlAHANiXi i TO I'LL A HE. Write to-day; Mention this Paper. smo 10 czms coUoctluB of bpMfl poilrmlil, lopetiKT villi r.'.jr big inHtriidlYe, jtnniuui rM't-j ona i'lhnt liooK, Jfl Will 11 tbout the Lcl tulellni vf firdt, fhnU. etc. Hi U 8 HUCK3C5 STREET KOCiFORD, ILL. i K. W. Bccttee, J..w.,c-.,2jV'...-. tuja -' -rin Highland. Highland Is buried to the extent of 22 inches of snow and the ther mometer registered as low as zero January 12. Dr. Mount was called to W. B, Fairfowl's last Monday on account of the illness of Mr. Fairfowl.Sr. Sleighing is the order of the day. Dan Fellows, Fred Vohs and Dave Miller have each a sick horse. The cause Is presumably the "stiffs."' Rolling Robinson had the misfor tune to lose a fine horse last week on account of the "stiffs." The mate was also afflicted, but is Improving, George Wallace and company were seen driving off a bunch of fine beef this week. Since the storm we get our mall about every other day. Quite a number of Highland farm ers attended the meeting of the Beaver Creek Mutual Telephone Association last Monday and came away pretty well disgusted vowing they would never attend another mutual meeting. It goes with an old saying that it is impossible for the farmers to get along in a mutual way. Can it be stubbornness, or Is it Ignorance that blocks the way to success. Eli Fellows returned last week from the hospital at Portland and Is nearly well again. Sues to Recover on Note Thn' Portland Trust Company of Or egon has instituted snit in the circuit conrt BRainst.Peter Irmen to recover he prmcipal'aud interest dne on a note. The note jn question was made or the defi ndunt in favor of W. W. Uraham, who after properly endorsing t, irausrerrta it to tne piaiutirr. The note hat been nne some time. '. but as nothing hus been paid on it, the trust company ask for the amount iuvolved, i $100 with interest at 8 per cent aud fSSattorney's fees.- The cor poration id . represented by Wheclock & Williams. . . His Strong Point. 'It Is true," snid n friend, "that you have amassed a grent fortune. But your grammar 'Never mind the pramninr," said Mr. DuHtln Stax. "This is nn era of specializations. I mny he weak In some branches, but I'm nu nuthorlty on the possessive case." Washington Star. Writing For Money. Green I hear r our wife is an au thoress. Does she write for money? Breen I never receive a letter from her that she wrltps for nnvthlne else. The winter course at thn Oregon Aericaltnral Collesre 's helpim tolve rlie problem of ho to improve con. dit'ons in rnral commnrl ies, wliid' "resident BofO'-elt's Conntry Life Comn;8sinn is wret-'ing with. When 'awn return to their homes iron' snch a rneeting at the colleee, cbtv- me with them the inspiration and m frrmatinn revived, it means an . op- lift in their community. WANTED To trde a-o"d honwand fou lo's in Orppon City, all in firr-c'aps condition,, tnr small farm. Address O. M., care Courier. 2t Molalla. Our section has had 18 Inches of snow fall, with mercury playing about zero, on the mornings of the 11th and 12th. This is inclined to send the mercury back along the cycles of time to the 90's, 80's, 70's and 61 and 02, when our nation was engaged In an unpleasantness that none of us de sire 'to see occur -again. The same may be said by niany.ln regard to such weather In the Willamette Val ley. When the. storm came on peo: pie seemed bewildered and disposed to hole up for the winter, but the low, hue and cry of the likewise as tonished and hungry stock soon put their owners on the move to pass' out the feed that they had in store for just such emergencies. Then all the old sleds were looked over (sorry ooklng things some of them were too) and new ones were improvised jf various designs. By this time the girls became much Interested and expectant, and in a degree sleighriding became an as sured thing, though as it colder grew, he unusual pleasure became old very fast, but so long as It lasts we are determined to wear It out, as it only comes our way about once In ten years. Electrical power for domestic and mechanical purposes has already be come almost t necessity in Calcutta. "I have taken Scoffs Emulsion for six weeks and have found it a won derful remedy. Before I took the Emulsion I had no appetite; was weak; had lost nearly fifty pounds of flesh, and now I eat. well and am gaining every day. I find Scott's Emulsion to be very easily digested and a good food for all weak people."-FLORENCE BLEEKER, No. 1 Myrtle Avenue, Bridgeton, N. J. This is only one of thousands of cases where Scott's Emulsion has given an appetite. It's so easily digested that it doesn't tax the digestive organs and they rest; yet the body is wonderfully nour ished and built up. The digestion is improved then ordinary food is sufficient. Growing boys and girls, who need so much food to keep them well and strong, and also growing, should b given a bottle ofScoTT's Emulsion every few weeks. It does wonders for them. It pre vents their getting run down and spindly. Nothing does them so - much good. tXX DRUGGISTS Let mm tend ran iom Jetton tn4 Mton toron thliiubject A I'iMt Curd, f l.inf jour ftddreM and the Bcit of tilU ppr, la miActent. SCOTT BOWNE 409 PmtI Strut Nw Yarfc alMMf. 60 YEARS' v -A mm rfk! ..iSv Designs Oopvriohts ta. Anyone sending a :)rr and dpscrlntlnn amy quickly ascertain onr opinion free whether an luventlnn Is prohnbly patenrahle. Communica tions strictly contlileiitlul. HANDCOOK on I'M puts sent free. Oldest nitency fur socuriUK patents. Talents taken throut'li Munii A Co receive tptoal notice, without clinrio,,iu the Scientific flnieim A handsome!? t.ltifltrfttml weak)?. Toreest cir culation of any scien una Inuriml. Terms, $3 a vflnr , tour montus, i eoia uyau newsdealers. M CO Branch Office. 626 V 8U Weoblustun, D. STRAIGHT & SALISBURY 8T7CCKSSOR9 TO A. MIHLSTIN Plumbing and Tinning Pumps and Spray Pumps MAIN ST., NEAR 8th. PHONE 1011 1 Hi H i BOII 0 L OPIUM TCaACCS Hnbit P,iiitip,) I iir-it OnlydiithuriK-Mi K?- v wtituUi In Uri'noa. Vrll . for illustniU'd (ir-'inr HUNTLEY BROS. CO. AnnualCIearanceSale Clearance Sale of Rubber Goods Clearance Sale of Hand Bags Clearance Sale of Suit Cases and Bags Clearance Sale of Perfume Clearance Sale of Combs Clearance Sale of Brushes Clearance Sale of Fountain Pens , . Clearance Sale of Books Clearance Sale of Pictures - Clearance. Sale of Albums Clearance Sale of Soaps Clearance Sale of Bath Cabinets Clearance Sale of Household Drugs Clearance Sale of Umbrellas Clearance Sale of Paper and Envelopes Clearance Sale of Cut Glass Clearance Sale of China Clearance Sale of Thermometers Clearance Sale of Atomizers Clearance Sale of Jardiniers Clearance Sale of Grape Juice Clearance Sale of Tooth Picks Clearance Sale of Shears and Scissors Clearance Sale of Olive Oil Clearance Sale of Mirrors Clearance Sale of Pipes Clearance Sale of Chest Protectors Clearance Sale of Bath Towels We originally started oat January Clearance Sales to recto ce stock before Invoking in February, and in doing this we found we coold change a father dull month into a very lively one. At the same time it gives every careful housewife an opportunity to lay in a supply of every-day wants at a reduction of P to 50 per cent. Don't fail to take advantage of our many bargains. ' f i Phonographs Make a small deposit only and we send or a Victor Edison outfit to your home. Then $1.00 a week pays the balance. You never miss the small payments. And before you know it, the outfit is yours. Come in and let us play the new Edison Four Minute Records for you. THEY ARE THE BEST EVER We will duplicate any special offer made by any Victor or Edison dealer in the United States. . . . Burmeister & Andresen Cbe Oregon City 3ewkr$ Suspension Bridge Cor. OREGON CITY 0