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OREGON CITY COURIER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1909
iNews of the County!
OANJ3Y
Prof. Mitts aud wife returned Wed
nesday from Kustorn Oregon, where
they have been visiting Mrs. Mitts'
, parents. They report a line time end
the jackrtbbirs plnutiful.
L. 0. Sherwood returned liome this
week, after a visit in Eastern Wash
ington. , John Hunt was in Oanby Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Delta fcjhank of Port
land were visiting friends and rela
tives here Sunday.
R. S. Ooo, Jr., of Portland, was
visiting his father hero Sunday.-
Dr. I'. Q. Ice, dentist, Masonio
Bldg., Paoifle phone 1221, Home A198.
Giovor Snoll of Portland is visiting
his "parents here. Ho will help Mr.
Suell dry prunes.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Htalnecker are
visiting in Salem this week.
Howard Ecclos was in Portland
Tuosduy.
M. J. Leo, Geo. Meeks, and How
ard Ecclo made a trip to the head
waters of tho Caual.
The W. O. T. V. will meet on the
last Friday of this month at Mrs. W
H. Porter's Thore will be a preBS
program by the members and refresh
ments will bo served by tho commit
tee. Warren Kendall and son Olyde
visited tho fair at Salom Tuesday.
J. J. Sclimitt made a busiuess trip
to Aurora Tuesday.
The largest shipment of hogs was
shipped from (Janby Tuesday. Forty-
two hoga were slapped by w. H
Lucke.
Toni' J-ieirior or iiuubara was a
caller in Oanby Wodnesdav.
David Sanders has accoptod a po
sitinn with 0. Wang & (Jo.
Tho L. T. L. meets every Sunday
afternoon at the Motliodist church.
Last fniwluy a prize was awarded to
Daphne Busell for perfect, attendance,
She has not missod a Sunday all sum
mer. She is a strong temperance WO'
man and we expect groat things for
her iu the future.
Miss Floronce Wang loft Sunday
for Portland to enter Liuooln High
School. Mies Wang will graduate in
February.
Jack Hunter of Harmony visited
friends in this city last week".
R. S. Ooo attondod tho mooting of
Molalla Orange No. 40, at Mulino
Saturday and boosted for the county
fair.
Mr. Churchill of Muliuo was a
Oanby visitor last week.
B. 0. Davenport spent Tuesday in
Portland.
Mrs. Frank Pratt and children, who
have been visiting Mrs. Pratt's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Smith, at
their farm near this place, have re
turned to their home near Jennings
Lodge.
Oarl Lucke made a trip to Oregon
City and Portland Saturday.
Chris llofF has accepted a - position
in L. Adams' department storo in
Orogou Oity.
Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph Daniels of
Wallace Island are at proseut visiting
at MrH. Daniels' parents', Mf. and
Mrs. John H. Bums.
Irvin W lieoler just returned from
Portland, where ho lias boon for the
last few days.
Mr. Itapo's son is visiting his par
ents. Mr. Fisher oallod on John Burns
and wife Sunday ,
Mr. Hurst and his men are making
cousidorablo headway on tho ditch
at present.
1; Frank Zollnar Is putting in a cement
sidewalk along bis property.
Oharloa Thomas is engaged in haul
ing lumber aud loading cars at Oanby.
Hoy Thomas is hauling lumber for
James AdkiiiH.
Hop picking is not as good as
former yeai'H.
Grandma Hilton is still feehlo
health. Sho has been an invalid
years.
The watermelons are plentiful
Oanby now.
.uiero is some talk or a cannery
ing up iu tho near future. Let
good work -go on.
Charles Spangler and wife were in
Oanby last Saturday. They live at
Eldorado.
Mr. Mocks has a nice piece of corn
and a nice patch of tomatoes.
J. rf. Luheok mndu a business trip
to Oregon City Friday.
W. 11. Lucke was a Portland visitor
'Thursday.
Thomas Hinnott or Oregon Oity
spent Saturday in Oanby.
Art Knight spent Sunday in Port
land and Oregon City.
l!,iuil Gordon was an Oregon
visitor Mondar.
Oonrad Zimmorman who is working
for the Sharp threshing' machine
spent Sunday at homo.
Minnie La'Flemmie who lias bcou
worrking in Portland is home for two
weeks.
Mabel and Deward Hodge have been
picking hops near Wilsouville.
Tltoso who were seen at the Eisolo
home Sunday are Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph'Wilsou, Elsie Eisele, Ira In
gram, fArthur Coates'aud Bud Black
well all of Portland j Melvis Wilson
ot Grants Pass and Henry Koller
mier, Krod Zimmerman, Johuio Wil-
kius, Adolph Kollermier, Misses
Christine and Lilly Wilkins, and Miss
Lena.Ziuiuiermau.
h. Funk was successful enough
kill a coyote Monday morning.
MAOKSBURG
Hop picking and threshing is a
thing of the past. The hop yield was
very ilght and a good many wore bad,
whilo the gram crop was at least one
tourth above expectat ions. Oolo Bros,
were not in tho trust and therefore got
about the best run of any of the ma
chines. One day they threshed out
six jobs aud nearly three thousand
bushels.
Tho frionds of Mrs. Fred Fensky
will lit) much grieved to learn that
sue is very low ana timt Her recovery
is very doubtful.
The people bete are making prepara
tions for the county fair next month,
and our burg will have a mixed exhibition.
Talk about corn, Al Reynolds oer-
tainly has the banner corn of the
valley.
Ooorgo Kalb, who had the misfor
tune to got his ankle split by jumping
on to a small rock, has nearly re
covered. Henry Sm'th is preparing to do
somo bnildiuglon his fine farm here,
Mrs. Ooorgo Scheer, Sr., who has
been quite sick, is reported somewhat
better at. the prosent wrtiug.
Dr. L. G. loe, dentist, Masonic
Bldg., Phone, 1231; Home, A198.
Some of our up-to-date farmers are
disking Jtheir stutiblo fields to cut up
the briers, open up the ground pores
for nourishment aud sprout the weeds
with the first rain, then turn them
under. Looks all right to a man up
a tree, don't it Brothor Farmer?
Geo. Kalb has built a porch and
adition to hishouso, which ads greatly
to the convenience oi his plaoe.
HARMONY
The Harmony Improvement Society
will be entertain id next Wednesday
by Mrs. Bundy.
Jack Hunter visited 'friends in
Oanby last week.
Mrs. Thomas Battiu is preparing to
build a new house on the site of the
old home.
Mrs. Karr, MitEdith Karr. Walter
Kaune, Mrs. Jerome Avery, Mrs.
Galloway and others have been to Se
attle to attend the A.-Y.-P. fair.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ottey and
family and Mrs. Land's and daughter
Poarl are a' tho seaside enjoying a va
cation. Miss Julia Spooner has been on a
vacation to Gray's River.
Dr. L. G. Ice, dentist, Maeonic
Bldg., Paciflo phone 1221, Home AIDS.
The Harmony school district is
planning a "house warming" for
their new school house next Saturday
night.
The Harmony Improvement Society
will give an excursion to Estacada
Saturday, Sept. 25, aud invite every
one to go, take their baskets and have
a good time. A special cur will be
attached to the regular Cazadcro car
that leaves Portland at 8 :45 a. ui.
EAGLE CREEK
" Pleas and Ernest Douglas
200 cords of wood from H. S.
bought
Gibson
and are busy hauling it to Eagle
Creek station. -
The German threshing crew are
back in tho neighborhood again and
tbroshed for Dave Iloffnieistor and Mr.
West Monday. On Tuesday they
threshed for Mr. Berg.
to Quite a number of people from
Olarkes, 'Timbergrove, Elwood and
Coltou have gone to the huckleberry
patch this week.
Mr .and Mrs Lawrence Bonnoy aud
children of Hillsboro are visiting at
the hitter's mother, Mrs! Dix.
SE. Trigg was home last week from
caDpoose, where he is wonting.
W. E: Bouncy is busy hauling 'lum
ber for his house.
Dr. L. G. ice, dentist, Masonio
Jildg., Paoilic plnne 1221; Home A 11)8.
Mrs. I. O. Mix is visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Evhiis, of Muliuo.
W. E. Bouncy and Gus Gottberg
burned their slashing last week.
CheBter Gorhmt was hauling fur
niture from Oregon Oity last week.
Dix Bros, roturned home with their
threshing machine last Tuesday.
The arand concert given at the
Swedish church by a blind young man
was well attauded and a nice time is
reported
Mr. Danielson, our merchant, is
having a new house built.
D. Freemau of Ellwood was hauling
straw for E. Lindstrum Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. O. Dix of Shubol were
visiting with the former's mother
last Sunday.
J. A. Htrotigreeii wns atj Oregon
Oity Saturday.
Mr. Carlson's daughter aud sou-iu-
. law of Portuud are visiting at Coltqn.
Miss Freda link and Luther Peter
' son were visiting Mrs 0. Stromgreen
ouo day last week.
I Charlie Bock, whilo hauling grain,
i had the misfortune to fall from the
wagon and had three ribs broken. He
is slowly linp'oviug.
SOUTH CARUS
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Spangler and Olis
Jackson went to Newport Saturday.
John Pain has a crew of men
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My son Rex was taken down a year ago with lung trouble. We
doctored some months without improvement. Then I began giving
Dr. King's New Discovery, and I soon noticed a change for the better.
I kept this treatment up for a few weeks and now my son is perfectly
well and works every day. SAmP, rippeE, Ava, Mo.
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DOVER
We are having boautiful autumn
wcathor with plenty of sunshiuo and
just enough rain to make the fall
pasture grow.
Clarence Oassiday had quite a seri
ous accident happen him by fulling
from the roof of a high barn on their
placo in Firwood.
On the 9th, the stork visited the
homo of Guy Woodlo and left a teu
pound girl. Guy is all smiles. The
mother and babe are getting along
nicely. n
Dr. L. G. Ice, dentist, Masonic
Bldg., Paoitto phone 1231, Horns A 198.
E. A. Soward of Tho Dalles is in
this vicinity visiting and looking
aftor his property.
Miss Alice Coopor has returned to
Portland, aftor a week's visit wtib
her mother. Mrs. Jolo Jarl and her
two children of Boring have been
visiting Mr. Jarl's parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. Wm. Roberts of this plaoe.
Grandma De Shazor has been quite
ill, but we aro glad to seo her well
again.
All tho grain is threshed aud the
threshers aro gone out of this neighborhood.
City
MOUNTAIN ROAD
(Too Into for last issue.)
Threshing is nearly finished, and
men have begung to bale straw.
Nearly everyone has ggone to the
hop yard.
Horace Allen whohas been working
at Stella, Wash., came out to stay
over Sunday.
Jauines Keith lut't Friday f;ir ltalu
ior Oregon.
Miss Lvdia Briggs of Portland is
spending her vacation with Alice
Eisolo.
Lena Zimmerman who has been very
sick with tho measles is able to bo
up and arouud once more. No now
cases have been hoard of lately.
Iu reading tho Oregon Oity Enter
priso.last week we saw that the" Will-
aniottos and Sweet Briers have
ELWOOD
John Nobocker, who was stricken
with paralysis some weeks ago, died
in Estacada Tuesday. Ho was buried
in the Mouiitaiul Home Cemetery,
Wertnoiday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Kandle of
Oolton were callers at M. T. Free
man's last week.
Miss Nellie Phillips is ablo'to walk
about somo, after somo weeks of sick-
UCBS.
Dr. L. G. loo, dentist, Masonio
Bldg., Paoifle phonol 221, Homo A1H8.
Ernost Vallou came home from tho
hop field sick.
Mrs. Park and Mrs. Dibble and son
have returned from the hop yard.
Mr. Ryburg is sorely anliotod with a
number of "Job's comforters."
John Phillips made a trip to tho hop
yard last week to bring his daughter
Promise homo. Shu bad taken sick.
CLEAR GREEK
THEY SAY
)jortcinity Knocks DScitJGDncc
Miss Olive Wagner spent Labor Day
with her parents at Garfield.
Mr. aud Mrs. I. J; Earl and ohil
dreu, who have been visiting at the
home of H. H. Anders, returned to
their home in Tillamook last Satur
day. Mr. Earl's little son, Walter,
has been seriously ill, but we aro glad
to note is improving.
Miss Alice Wilcox, who went to
Gladstone to pick hop's, returned to
her homo last week. She was ac
companied by her sister, Mrs. Bert
Baxter of Oregon City;
J. B. Bowmau sold 40 acres of ilia
farm to J. V. Snyder.
Tho homo Telephone Co. aro prepar
ing to print uow directories which
will include all farmer lines entering
Oregon Oity. Our members will ap
preciate tliiH move.
Mr. andJMrs. W. H. Bonny gave an
ice oroam party last Friday oveuing
which was highly enjoyed by the
young people.
Willie Korr has roturned from' Ins
trip to Eastern Orogou.
Mr. Palpn has routed his farm to
Mr. Kerr for tho coming season.
John Donuinger and family have
moved back to the country and are
living iu Geo. Clmrs' house.
Mr. Oldham has rented the land
recently purchased by 1). H. Mosior
ou the Campbell place.
Dr. L. G. lee, dentist, Masonic
Bldg , Pacific phono 1221, Home A198.
Loreu Tonny has been losing sheen
lately. Two hounds have 'boon Lthe
played four Ramos. But we mint say ; cause. If the owner of these dogs
tliat they Have only played t luce and I should miss thorn ho mav know tho
the Sweet Briers bavo won two of; cause.
tllBl"' Sulmol will start at the Fir Grove
Dr. L. G. Ice dentist, Masonic school Monday the 20th, with Miss
Bldg., Paeitio phono 1221, Home Al'.iS. Luev Holwortii as teacher.
Mrs. A. Hodges, ;.Mrs. M. Eiselu1 Rev. Pepper left Monday for tne
and daughlaer, Alice, went to Willson- annual conference His work here
ville Thursday. for the year has been appreciated.
THE SECOND ANNUAL
Port
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Fair
Se). 20 25
1909
ADMISSION 50c
OREGON'S BIGGEST SHOW
6 Horse Races Daily
National Livestock Exhibits
Baloon Racing
Chariot Racing
Fascinating Midway Attractions
FIB.EWOR.KS will be the must gorgeous hud magnificent pyrotcclini'
display ever seen on this Coast. This will interest the whole family.
REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS
rE don't believe the above saying is entirely true. We have
called your attention time and again to your opportunity in
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tne snape oi a r)vosizr unu ana we are going to Keep on
telling you of it until you see th: wisdom of our arguments and
purchase a Hoosier. You can date your prosperity from that
time on. The Ijooskr has the only feed which will sow unh
formfy under all conditions and its general construction is in
harmony with its feed. The fyooskr has the feed which
is positive in action, which absolutely cannot fail. We guaran
tee the Hoosier to do as good work as any other drill on the mar
ket. Write for our FREE Hoosier catalogue, it explains the
Hoosier Drill and the fiooskr Positive Tone Teed in a way so
that you can't help but admire the extreme simplicity and abso
lute accurateness of the fjoosier Drill.
We also want to call your attention to our line of Fall Agricultural Implements and extend you a
hearty invitation to come in and inspect our stock.
IMPLEMENTS AND VEHICLES
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PORTLAND
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SPOKANE, WASH.
BOISE, IDA.
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SEE THEM
MOUNTAIN. VIEW
The hop pickers have returned and
children are preparing for school,
which begins Monday.
Bom, September 1, 1909, to the wife
of Tom Oarrico, a daughter.
Died, September 13, 1909, P. D.
Curran. Mr. Curran was one of the
oldest residonts of this community,
as he came here in' 1891. The funeral
was largely attended and the floral
offerings were many and very beau
tiful. Mrs. Maun and eon Walter are out
near Rainier, Oregon,. Mrs. Mann is
cooking for her brother, whose wife
died recently.
Charlos Ely aud family have re
turned from the ooast. Mrs. - Ely
wants to sell out hero and move to
Alsea, as she likes the climate there
so well.
Mrs. D. V. Griffin has a nephew,
Lester Walters from Eugene, viBiting
her this week. He and Walter Griffin
will visit the state fair this week.
- Mr. Gillet is doing some painting
for Mr. Kuiipstnan this week.
Dr. I. G. Ice, dentist, Masonio
Bldg., Paciflo phone 1221, Home A198.
F. M. Darling and family have
more company from the East.
Miss Hazel Francis has gone to
Seattle to visit relatives and attend
the A.-Y.-P. fair.
Miss Fraukie Curran came in from
the mill Tuesday to attend the fu
neral of her grandfather, P. D. Cur
ran.
Mrs. Fred Curran is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Jensen Hmweil liaB company
from the h,ast visiting her tjns week
the huckleberry patch soon to try
their luck at pickiug.
Dr. L. G. loo, dentist, Masonic
Bldg., Pacific phoue 1221, Home A19K.
Many visitors at the Wilhoit Springs
are Been on the hill cast of Wilhoit
taking a morning vie of the couutrr.
also of the Willamette valley, which
can bo seen from this country. Smoke
can be seen from tho trains as they
run down the valley of the Freuch
Prairie somo twenty-five miles a,way.
Archio Boylos took the remainder
of his mountain cargo to its destina
tion a few days ago.
All laud buyers are invited to give
this country a call before lmyiui? else-whorer.
WOODBURN
Tho Orogou Electric Company have
purchased a site for their hp w depot
here.
A great deal of street work is boing
done here.
Mr. Craig and family have moved
to Washington.
Miss Miunio Trollinger visited
Miss Nada Lee of Silvortou last week.
A contract has been let for the
building of a $5000 school building in
East Woodburn.
Dr. L. G. Ice, dentist, Masonio
Bldg., Pacific phoue 1221, Home A198.
The trains are crowded with hop
pickers aud people attending the state
fair at Saloiu.
ELDORADO
Mrs.
after
Mrs. Henry Udell culled on
Fred Hotrmoistor In.-tt Sunday
noon.
Mrs. Dauchy ot Glad'-touo has beeu
visiting with relatives and friends at
this place for a tew ilayR, leaving on
Friday tor the homo of Mrs. Shank
liu, wtiere she made a short visit be
fore returning home.
Mr. Bnd Mrs. Hal Gibson were
visiting on the hill Sunday a ternoon.
Mrs. Woodlo and Mrs. Dauchy
visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Woodlo of i
Dover one dav last week. i
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Udell and chil
dren were tho guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Gibson of Barton last Mou
dav. Mrs. R. B. Gibson has been suffer
ing with a very vbad cold the past
two weeks.
John Keid and family of Spring
water stopped at James Gibson's Sat
urday night on their way to the
huckleberry patch, resuming their
journey Sunday morning, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Udell.
Dr. L. G. Ice. dentist, Masonic
Bldg., Pacific phone 1231, Home A 198.
School opened Mondav morning iu
District No. 60 with Miss Crouch as
teacher.
Elder J. 1), Norman and daughter,
Miss Frances, came out from Poit
land Sunday meriting. Mr. Norman
preached at tho school house at noon
and returned homo in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle have
moved with five of their children to
Kstacada iu order that they might
send them to'tlie Estacada school this
winter-
Mm. A. J. Douglas of Dufur. who
has been the guest of relatives for
some weeks left ou Monday to return
home.
Mrs. Oahill is ou the sick list.
working en the Molalla road betweou
0. Smith's plaoe and Will Jones'
place.
Mrs. F. Pratt of Jennings Lodge,
who has liL'i'ii visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mix H. Smith of this plaoe,
returned home Saturday.
Herman Pipkii came home Monday
from the hup field.
Dr. 1 (i. Ico, dentist, Masonio
Bldg., Paoilio phone 1221, Home A 198.
Otto Srriiker and John HeTvoy
came home lust week from the sein
ing grounds at Wallace Island.
Bob Bullard got through picking
his hops last Thursday.
GARFIELD
Harvest is over and uearly every
body in this vicinity has gone hop
picking.
. W. Porter went into the moun
tains with a crowd of huckleberry
pickers. v
Miss Edith Hanson came out from
her home at Barton last Thursday
to take charge of the Porter sohool,
whiolt opened September 13. Miss
Hanson will make her home with Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Anders during her
stay.
Mrs. Martha Davis, Fred Davis and
children visited the Sunday nchool,
which is held in tho Porter school
house every Sunday at 8 o'clock p. m.
Everybody welcome.
Dr. L. G. Ice, dentist, Masonio
Bldg., Paeitio phono 1221, Home A198.
George H. Sanford and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Parson, who have "been
oampiug on Eagle Creek on the San
ford ranch, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Suufiiu was called to
Portland on account of the serious
illness of a young child of Mrs. Pearl
Stevens, caused from the milk pois
oning which Portland has been
troubled with for somo time.
John Pain is doiutz some fine work
ou the Mulino road. Frank Irish,
Bob Sohoenborn and Geo. Helvey are
breaking rock for him.
Ernost Jones is running the hotel
at Molalla.
Albert Gouoher, who has been
spending a few days at Independence,
has returned to his home.
Dr. L. G. Ice, dentist, Masonio
Bldg., Paciflo phone 1221, Home A198.
Mr. . aud Mrs. R. A. Sohoenborn
called ou friendsin Cams Suuday.
Mr. aud Mrs Charles. Spangler and
niece, Alice Jackson, returned home
Mouday evening, after staying a few
days at Newport.
Mr. and 'Mrs A. L. Jones went to
the mountains Suuday.
tMoliu Helvey went buggy riding
Sunday.
Mrs. "J. D. Baker and Grandma
Bullard of Oregon City were pickiug
hops for Bob and Christ Ballard.
Tom Davis is having his roof
shingled aud an addition Jmilt ou his
house.
RUSSELL VILLE v
People in this country are elated
over tne promised arrival ot the
Shaver machine in the near future, as
! weather is threatening. All are smil
ing and watching the road to catch
a glimpsi of the .smoke uf the engine.
Then work will begin in earnest.
Mr. Wingfield parted with his brood
mare a few days'ago, and it was with
some sadness.
O. S. Boyles is thiukina strongly of
selling his fsrm and moviug to
Brownsville. They also aro going to
NEEDY
The state fair is the attraction for
a great many of our people.
Gilbert Noe of Woodburn aud a
lady comin from California were
callfug on old frionds here the early
part ot the weok.
Clarence Carothers, Clarence Mil
ler, Otis Townsend and Will Askius
have gone to tlie mountains -after
huckleberries.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ritter, who
have beeu staying with the former's
parents, were called to Butteville be
cause of a serious accident to the hit
ter's father, Mr. M. Reams.
Dr. L. G Ice, dentist, Masonio
Bldg., Paciflo phone 1221, Home A 198.
Hooker Kylo's brother ded at a
hospital in Portland Friday morning.
The romaius were brought to Needy
and laid to rest in the Smyrna ceme
tery Suuday.
Lewis fcipagla and Miss Freda,
Galilor were enjoying a drive Sunday
eveuiug.
Ray Fisb made a business trip to
Aurora Mouday.
The hops in our vicinity are all
picked.
George Oglesby returned Sunday
evening from a business trip to the
oity.
Mrs. Jim Mitts and daughter Lucy
are Salem visitors this week.
Alfred Harnock and Miss Spencer
were visitors here on the twelfth.
EAST MEADOWBROOK
Geo. Williams aud family roturned
on the eleventh from a four weeks'
outing at the hot springs near Table
Kocli, returning by way of Cold
Springs and briugiug home a Bnpply
of huckleberries. Thev renort a fine
time.
Chas. Holmau's smiling face was
seenou our streets last Mouday.
mr. Anaerson ana faintly of Uarus
were guests at the Ernest Wallace
home Monday.
Ur. L. G. Ice. dentist. M;nonin
Bldg., Pacific phone 1221, Home A198.
d. h. iionuey and wife are sojourn
ing at the Elton hop yard.
Ban bros. have their handsome new
residence painted, which makes a great
improvement iu the view of Hunt
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Wiuslow were call
ing ou friends out west Sunday evening.
W. E. Bouuey is hauling lumber up
tur maiu street to complete his house
at Coltou.
A Clean Man
COLTON
People are already returning from
the hop yards.
Mrs. L. Livingston is visiting I or
purents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bonner.
Outside clrunliness is less thin hall the battle. A man may
orub himself a dozen timet a day, and itill be unclean. Good
tealth means cleanlinest not only outside, but inside. It meant
elean stomach, clean bowels, clean blood, a clean liver, and
new, clean, healthy tissues. The man who it clean jn this way
will look it and act it. He will work with energy and think
clean, clear, healthy thoughts.
He will never be troubled with liver, lun, ttomach or blood
disorders. Dyspepsia and indigestion originate in unclean stom
achs. Blood diseases sr found where there it unclean blood.
Consumption and bronchitis mean unclean lungs.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
prevents these diseases. It makes man's insides clean
and healthy. It clean the digestive organs, makes pure,
clean blood, and clean, healthy flesh.
It restores tone to the nervous system, and cures nervous exhsustina and
prostration. It contains no alcohol or habit-forming drugs.
Constipation is the most unclean uncleanliness. Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pel
lets cure it. They never gripe. Easy to take as candv.
OHTKA SPECDAL!
In order to reduce our stock of
xf ords
We have made
Merciless Slaughters in Prices!
s
All Ladies' Oxfords, worth $3.00, $3.50 $4.00, will be
closed out at
$2.40 PER PAIR
All our Men's Oxfords, a splendid line, selling regu
larly at $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00, will go at
$2.65 PER PAIR.
OREGON CITY SHOE STORE