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Newspaper Page Text8 OREGON CITY ' COURIER, jFRIDAY AUGUST 16, 1912. I I U n 1 T a1 I A a. at mo. - . . B Children Cry for Fletcher's Knnrinai Knniann a vptiic i nnicc ' n nma innrnii iarrarne a ii xtiriAe jr. viva i ri i mm fAP fivi, J, The Kind You Hare Always Bonght, and which has been in use lor over SO years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per 71 sj&ffl-f- sonal supervision since its infancy. WiAfTjr utca4!, Allow no one to deceive you in this. . All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA i Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotio substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Fevcrishness. For more than thirty years it lias been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, "Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS pBears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years THI erTU COMPANY, TT MUP1 (THCCT, NIW VOKK CITT. Carriers Growing Strong. The R. F. D. Carriers of Clack amas County held a decidedly sueeesful meeting at Boring Sun day to complete the organization and take in new members, and the mail boys are more than pleased wuth the fine showing in this county. The following were present at mo meeting W. E. Chillis, first vice tires ident, route 2; I). F. Whilemun secretary, Oregon City, route 2 W. F. Sinil.h, treasurer, Oregon Cily, route 3; Mrs. Frank, Boring route a; Morris wilmarlh, sun sit ulo, Boring; Henry Beck; E. M waiuron, Oregon City, Houto H. II. Barnard, Orego n City nouie o; w. i. wenard, Moialla route 1; John Stubbs, Moialla route 2; S. Echard. subsitute route 1, Moialla; A. Demoy, Est- acaua; k. v. yuimbey, liagl Creek, route 1 . The boys speak in highest praise of Postmaster Morand of Boring. Ho is a warm friend of the earners, and ho gave a fine talk on the valuo of the organiz ation. All of the carriers have warm spots in their hearts for Mr Morand. All the carriers in Clackamas County aro now members of the organization except four out of twenty two, and they expect to nave ineni ail soon. After the meeting the carriers oi jtoring gave tho visitors good dinner, after which all the watermelons in town were pur- i-iuiNeu, aim uie boys nau a fine lime. A DIALOGUE. Willamette Extension .Work Moving. is the Willamette Pulp & Paper -()., iiuvo uie iouiuiat.1011 work lor the west sidn addition well iiml,i' way, but there is a lot of prelim inary worn io ne tione neiore the many residences can bo started. There are 55 acres- in the pur- c nuse, and this tract must be cleared, Uie streets laid out, and the whole tract graded before the uuiiiiing can commence, as it will bo impossible to haul the building material onto the sites until streets are made. Mr. Mcltain says the work will be rushed from now on in tho hope that it may bo completed before the wet sea son sets in, and that the building may commence next month. This work, the big 'plans the Moody Land Co. has in view, and the Southern Pacific's new line are bound to make a twin cily on the west side, and a bigger ami busier Oregon Cily. EAGLE CREEK. Mr and Mrs. E. L. Palfrey of Moialla. were tho guests of Mrs. iola Douglass recent Iv. Mrs. Kitzmiller spent, Friday, with her daughter, Mrs. Guy W oodle. , The Douglass Bros, aro thresh ing. 1'ho German crow camo down lrom tieorge Sunday evening. Mrs. Cora Udell and children were down Ibis way Sunday, spending the day with James Gib son. Mrs. Bertha Douglass and chil dren returned from eastern Ore gon last week. V. A. Baker of Portland was out Sunday and preached to u small audience. Miss Helen Urowor was visiting friends in Viola rereully. Real Estate, Personal Property ana Hayseed nave Talk. Personal Property "Say. Mr Real Estate,, how is the sale of real estate since the single tax sprung upr Heal Estate "It's bum." "Say, Personal Property how d you like single tax?" Personal Property "Just the thing. Say, but won't Hayseed kick ii it carries ; R. E. "I suppose it will carry. i'. i'. Mire tiling." It. K."why?" P. P. "Because there is more personal property alone than they that havo real estate. Here comes Hayseed. I wonder what lie thinks about it?" R. 10. "Let's quiz him. Say, nayseeu, now no you like the sin gie tax tneoryv II. "Bolton." P. p."vhy?" II. Because the tax you do not pay, we tho landholders will have to pay." P. 1. "Will it retard the sale ol raw lands? II. "Sure thing." OREGONIAN. mm 1 , , ,,,r ,. '.Mr Work Progressing on the Clackamas Southern Railroad, ing Trestle Across Newell Creek Canyon. Buiid- OREGOIM AGRICULTURAL COL, LEGE This great institution opens its aoors for tho fall soniester on Septemebr 20th. Courses of in struction include: General .Ag riculture, Agronomy, Animal in. dustry, Dairy Husbandry. Kacter. lology, Botony and Plant Patho logy, Poultry Husbandry, llorti- oulluro. Entomology. Veterinary fecienee, Civil Engineering, Elec trical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Engineering, Domestic Science, Highway Engin coring, Domestic Art, Commerce, forestry, Pharmacy, Zoology. Chemistry, Physics, Mathemat ics, English Language and Liter, ature, Public, Speaking, Modern Language, History, Art, Architec ture, Pedagogy, Physical Educa t ion, Military Scienco and Tactics and Music. Catalogue and literaturo mailed free on application. Address: Register, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Oregon. School year opens September 20 One of tho most common ail ments hard working people aro afflicted wilh is lame back. Apply .liainberlaiii s Liniment twice a day mid massage the parts thoro ughly at each application, and you will get quick relief. For sale iy Huntley Bros. ARE EVER AT WAR. There two things everlastingly at war, joy ami piles. But Buck le's Arnica Salve will banish piles in any form. 11 soon subdues tho itching, irritation, inflamation or swelling, it gives comfort, invites joy. Greatest healer of burns, boils, ulcers, cuts, bruises, ec zema, scalds, pimples, skin erup tions. Only 25 e. at Huntley Bros. M. B. A. LODGE, Moots second and fourth Thurs days, at 8 p. m., Willamette hall 8. R. Green, President, B. F. oneenan, secretary. WOMEN TAKE NOTICE! A mon cannot undcritund the torture and iufferinil many women endura' uncomplainingly. If the majority of men suffered a much pain and endured with patience the weakening lickneasea that most women do, they would aak lor immediate lympathy and look for a quick cure. Many women have been aaved i m a lile oi misery and suffering by turning 4a the right remedy-Dr. Pierce's Fav rite Prescription a remedy whioh is sato to take because containing no narcotics, alcohol or injurious ingredients. It is an alterative extract of roots, made with pure glycerin, and first given to the publia Jiy that famous specialist in the diseases of women Dr. R. V. Pierce, of tho Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N. Y. Mns. LizzirM. ilKssnKivKn, f -hi. Nub., 820 "C-St. ays: "I oud a UfeMtmmtuI with B floring woman may know tho trim worth of your rumedlo. I was a aroat sufforor from fomalo troubles but afUr taking one bott o of Dr. l'l.-ro.i's Favorite Proscription, which I frlond udvlwHl nie to uh I found mynolf vory much Im uMvod. Aftir tuklim tliroo mure bottloa, and usinir two boxiis of Dr. Ptnrco s Lotion Tablots, 1 found mysolf on tho roiul to rocovi'rr. 1 Was in iuur lu.nlil, n, .,-. v,,,. now I am ennui. "I hopo nil womon suffcriim from female weakness will Rive Dr. r crco a Favorlm I'n.vrintinn a - ........... . , . bl , (I I, Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and invigorate Stomach, liver and bowels, Sugar-oostcd, tioy granules. If HmBHiiiiirs, COUNTY COURT Expenditure of Clackamas County for the month of July. GENERAL FUND. County Court. Edith C. Jackson $10.00 M. Gross 6.00 W. H . Mattoon 24.00 N. Blair 20.40 Justice District. J. E. Pomeroy $ 2.2o Lyman Davles 6.70 Mrs. Llnebough 80 A. L. Martin 80 W. W. H. Samson 31.05 F. A. Miles 7.95 Dora BarnholU ., 1.70 D. E. Front 1.70 S. R. Green 1.70 D. E. Frost 2.40 Geo. A. Brown 4.60 Sam Francis 1.70 Mrs. Taves 1.70 Mfs. Kitch 1.70 Wm, Kruger 1.J0 . . Englebarch 1.70 Sheriff A. G. Ames .., $ 2.05 F. A. Miles 32.50 W. J. Wilson .'. 2.50 Fashion Livery Stable 3.00 E. T. Mass 21.70 Chas. F. Ely 5.00 Mike Gross 5.00 Geo. Brown 5.00 Dr. W. S. Eddy 3.00 Otto Peters 5.00 Theo. Miller 5.00 Tax Department. Cig B. Pratt $10.63 Clerk. W. L. Mulvey ,. $ .90 L. Adams , 60 F. W. Greenman :.. 30.00 W. L. Mulvey 10.00 H. S. Daulton 54.00 Recorder. Glass & Pmdhome Co. ...!....$ 9.90 A. R. Williams 10.00 N. E. Derby 30 Edith Smith 65.00 Mata Graff 65.00 Treasurer. Alice Dwlgglns $34,00 Coroner. Wm. J. Wilson $15.00 Dr. A. V. Adlx 5.00 Dr. Grimm 5.00 Dr. Mount 5.00 T. J. Mauyln 1.20 E. Phelps 1.20 J. S. Wilcoxon 1.20 C. M. Lawrence 1.20 H. M. Thoriias 1.20 H. W. Trembath 1,20 BYnnk Daley 1.70 C. Carlstedt 1.70 Dr. H. M. Maklns 5.00 Assessor. C. E. Snence $15.00 U H. Klrchem 48.00 Edith Jackson 54.00 Clara Mitchell 64.00 L. Adams 1.08 M. E. Gaffney , 24.00 Surveyor. D. Thompson Meldrum 143.00 Had Thompson ti,60 Harry Gray 12,50 Paul Duun 28.60 Robert Pertz 2.00 Fred nierer 2.00 P. T. Sullivan 5.00 D. Thompson Meldrum 6.00 Paul Dunn 10.00 Board of Health C. 11. Dauchy $10.25 Dr. J. W. Norrls 1.50 Current Expense Huntley Hros. Co J18S.05 Home Telephone Co .' 10.20 Pacific Telephone Co 45.75 Court House. James Adklns Lumber Co J 3.97 J. Wright 24.50 Charman & Co 55 Clarence Simmons Guy Dwthglns 83.75 Clarence Osborn 38.00 The J. K. Gill Co 70.00 Pionerr Transfer Co 2.00 Louis Noble, Jr 60 F. C, Glllepule 286.28 Oregon City Ice Works 1.00 W. R. Wilson 28.00 Pioneer Transfer Co 9.30 Glass Prudhoine Co 3S2.00 Wilson & Cook 1.00 . Jail E. T. Mass $92.20 County Poor Dr. T. J. Townley $10.00 C. R. Thorpe 13.55 H. P. Aden 13.90 J. P. Flnlcy & Son 17.50 Seventh St. Market 1.35 Louis J. Noble, Jr 19.70 L. Adams Express Prepaid on Purchases of $5 or Over Within 100 Miles of Portland Samples on Request F. T. Harlow . 20.00 Palace Meat Market .'. 1.70 L. Adams 2.71 Sam Smith 10.00 C. F. Charles 18.35 The Crown Drug Co 2.00 R. L. Holman 15.00 W. J. McKllllcan 6.50 Estacada Furniture Co 43.00 Ralph Miller 2.00 George Hicks 2.00 Sam Bar 2.00 Insane. Hugh S. Mount .'....$10.00 F. A. Miles 2.00 Geo. Ogle 6.75 The Western Union Tel. Co.A . . .25 Election. Williams Bros. Trans. Co $1.36 Printing and Advertising. Oregon City Courier $ 55.00 Oregon City Enterprise 283.45 Mrs. C. J. Parker, Juv. Court . 21.05 Mrs. J. C. Parker 10.00 Mrs. J. C. Parker 6.00 Gorden E. Hayes 10.00 F. A. Miles 2.00 Geo. A. Brown 38 Geo. A, Brown 5.60 L. Adams 1.74 B. F. Smith 13.00 Leslie Ramsey 6.50 E. C. Hackett 1.50 Geo. Kuss 6.50 Gus Sulwe 5.10 H. L. Hull 1.00 Herbert Lucas 1.00 D. E. Frost 2.00 State Fair. Pacific Highway Garage $45.00 M. Seller & Co 40.50 (Great Summer Sale Miens Shirts One Thousand Dozen Negligee Shirts in the best patterns and in all Sizes, and priced to you at less than Manufacturer's cost! Coat-Style Shirts, with Cuffs attached, plain or plated bosom Kes values to $1 each; sale price J JC A truly wonderful sale One that few men ean afford to miss. Fine Custom-made Negligee Shirts of excellent wearing materials. They come in regulation coatstyle with cuffs attached, either in soft French style or starched, and with plaited or plain bosom. An extensive assortment of neat stripes and plain colors to choose from. Sizes 14 to 17, in values up to fl.00 Take your choice at the low price of, each SafJC Men' Mercerized Negligee Shirts, $2.50 val $1.49 A shirt that you must see in order to fully realize what an extraordinary bargain we are offering at this price. They are high grade, custom-made Negligee Shirts, that look like silk and wear much better. Made with attached soft 'collar in military style, two pockets with button tmd double French cuffs, they fit perfectly and are well finished throughout. Shown in neat striped patterns, All sizes. Made to sell regularly at $2.50, at only $1.49 GB.EAT SALE OF NEW SILK GLOVES Short Silk Gloves, Double Tipped at 29c A sale of women's double-tipped short silk Gloves, made of pure thread silk, and come in black and white only. Some are slightly damaged while others are perfect at only 29c Silk Gloves on Special sale at Pair 43c Women's short Silk Gloves, shown with double finger tips and made of pure silk thread. Come in black and white only. All first class merchandise no seconds in the lot. Special at only 43c Short Silk Gloves on Special Sale at 50c Kayser make, double tipped short Silk Gloves in black and white and the best summer shades. This sale, pair 50c Long Silk Gloves on Special Sale at 69c A special offering of Women's 16-button Length Silk Gloves, shown in double tipped fingers.Tho seconds of the largest manufacturer of silk gloves in the world black and white at 69c Long Silk Gloves on Special Sale at 85c All Gloves in this lot are first-class (no seconds) and every one full 16-button length, with double finger tips. A full of colors. Special at the pair... 85c Long Silk Cloves, $1, $1.50 and $1.75 A large line of Kayser.s 16-button length Silk Gloves, shown in the season's best colors, double finger tips and guaranteed Specially priced $1.00, $1.50, $1.75 RENEW YOUR STRENGTH If You are Weak and Run Down Take Advantage of this Offer. As a system builder and general tonic to stimulate the appetite, to enable the digestive tract to de full nourishment from all that Is eaten, to help quiet the nerves and to help enrich the blood, there is nothing better in our estima tion than Rexall Beef, Iron and Wine. Rexall Beef Wine and Iron is an excellent preparation and fa mous as a syslem builder and general reconstructive tonic.Great care is taken in its preparation in the treatment of the beef from which only I he highest grade ex tract is used: in the quality of i ne wine which is absolutely pure old sherry, and in the introduc tion of the Iron in a form that is easily ami quickly taken into the system. Knowing that the ingredients used in Hexall Beef, Wine and Iron ure highly valuable in the building oi bodily health and slrenglfi, knowing that Rexall Beef, Wine and Iron is made with the most exquisite care from the choicest materials, and knowing Unit Jtcxnll Beef, Wine and Iron has bej'ij uniformly successful in helping In restore to normal strength uud vigor others to whom we have sold It, we do not hesitate in guaranteeing' that it will benellt you or money back. We will leave it entirely to you. If it does not satisfy you if it stronger if it does not tone your syslem and put new life into you Sold in Ibis community only at our store. The Rexall store llunjley Hros. Co., Oregon City Canby. (Volalla Hubbard. CLARKES. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bauror and daughter Elsa, from Colton visit ed Mr. Bottemiller and family on Sunday. Miss Mary Marshall is back from Eastern Oregon. Mr. Sullivan is moving to Portland this week. Mr. G. Marquardt was in town on Monday. Mr. Livingston was buried on Sunday by the Highland Grange, in Clarkes. There was a large a ttendance and it was probably the largest funeral ever" held in Clar kes. Mr. Wilson, who purchased Mr. Sullivan's place, is moving mere now. Miss Esther Hoag went back to Portland last week. Mr. William draco from Port land is out visiting his brother Mr. J. T. Oraco and family. Ed Grace is cutting grain. Henry Kleinsmith was repair ing Sam Elmer's thrashing ma chine last, week. The principal teacher of Clar kes' School is Mr. Guy Larkins while the primary teacher is Miss En a Stout. Mr. W. G. Kleinsmith is cut- ling grail), carrier, with his best girl, were seen driving through our streets in his new buggy Sunday, Billy Herman was hauling wood to Oregon Cily last week, A. B, Herman of Oregon City was out visiting his parents the llrst of the week. A Snap. One of tho hesl farms in Clackamas county for raising hogs, dairying purposes or gen eral farming. Is situated on good road 3 Yj miles from Oregon Cilj', Form contains 120 acres, 80 nciv's in cultivation, bal ance not hard to clear; 20 acres of beaver dam, excellent for growing onions, can be cleared for a small consideration. Two largo springs, one piped to the house, one piped to the barn; good 8-room house, plenty of buildings to acommo dule the care of the crops. Soil is excellent and free from stone.Two 10.001 large streams of water on this place, with little expense one can bo made to irrigate most of the farm. Alfalfa could bo grown in abundance. Price per acre f'J5, can be bought on terms. For this reasonable buy see S. O. DILLMAN, Room 1, Weinhard Bldg., Oregon City, Oregon. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA BEAVER CREEK, The recent thunder and rain storm scared many of the od I leaver Creek farmers, as it was about the hardest ligntning the old settlers ever saw in these parts. Threshing has started in this section . Oats are line but the wheat is not so good, nbout ten bushels on an average. J. S. Jones lius part of his crop threshed. Some of his late oats aro not yet rino. Some of the good old friends of Mr. Livingston, nuenoeo Uie ju neral at Clarkes and helped lay to rest one of the best of neigh bors. He was a black man, yet one of the whitest men in Clacka mas county. Otto Mink and J. B. Bluhm have bonght. a 15-iiorsepower engine to run their hoy bailer with.Tnere is lots of hay and 6tra w to bail and some of the farmers could not wait until after threshing, so they will run both threshing ma chine and bailer and finish Mr. Fanner up proper. Mr, A, Babcock sold one of his valuable horse lo eastern par ties for a big price, Otto Linnnui, our No, 4 mail COLTON. The welcome sunshine is here again after the rain. George Wallace and Bill Hett nian are busy working at the new telephone line which will run from Colton to Oregon City. John Wall and son have com pleted building at J, A, Stron green's. Born to Mr, and Mrs, P, E, Uergland last week, ft son, Two of W. E, Bonney's sisters are visiting relatives and friends here, Miss El ma Hubbard of Wood burn is spending her vacation at Mrs. isiiiotl s at ttllwood. John Jones is helping A.Stron. green in harvest. - Mrs. Toleno and daughter Martha, were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Julius Johnson's at Ell- wood a few days last week. Mrs. C. Braulund and daughler wno nave neen in Portland on ac count of the altter's health, have returned l(oiie. Although still under the doptpp's pare, stye has improved ponsideraby. Misses Florence and Pearl Strongrpen and Ema Hubbard. took a I shing trip last Sunday and report a line time. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Danielson, a line big boy last week. Mr. Danielson wears the sun e that s on tor stay. Mrs. Jessis Winslow. who has been staying at her nephew's Claude Winslow, wjll leave for her home in Oregon City this week. JUiss Olson .the Uoltton tele phone operator, js having a fine new house built under the con struction of Alfred Wall, carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. G. Wallace and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hattman ol Bee HRls, were visi tors at Highland last Sunday, John Countryman was a visitor at Bull Run last week. L, Pultz is building a new grainory, Charlie Oreeinan is assistins his uncle, U. S. Djx, in building a new bridge over Mill Creek. Mr. and Mrs, Dave Miller of Highland left for the huckleber ry patch Tuesday, Delinquent Tax List For 1911 F. E. Reiner NE 1-4 of NE 1-4 of NW 1-4 Seo. 30-4-5E 2.70 . Geo, C. Childors, NE 1-4 of NE 1-4, Sec. 14-2-6E 4.57 E. O. Sawyer Jr., S 1-2 of NW 1-4 of SE 1-2 and N.l-2 of SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 Sec. 14-2-CE 4 C8 C. A. King, 3-4 int. in SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 and SE 1-4 of SW 1-4, Seo. - 23-2-6E a.5Q Unknown SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Sec. 23-2-CE 7,32 C. A. King 3,4 int, in NE 1-2 of N 1-3 of NW 1-4 and SE 1-4 of NW 1.4 and NW U4 of SE 1.4 Sep, 20.2-6E 75.70 Altha Davis and Allie Ware, NE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Sec. 30-2-OE 410 Marjorie L. Noble S 1-2 of SW 1-4 and NW 1-4 of SW Sec. 36-2-OE . . 43 02 Chas. E. Powell S 1-2 of NW 1-4 and NE 1-4 of NW 1-4 Sec. 16-3-6E. . 10 14 Geo. F. Hart, SE 1-4 Sec. 14-2-7E 15.20 Wm. Corcoran, E 1-2 of E 1-2 Sec. 22-2-7E 15.?,0 Jas. R. Ewing, N. 1-2 of SW 1-4 and SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 Sec. 28-2-715 , 0,84 Jas. R. Ewjng, NE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Sep. 29-2-7E, 2.2S Mary E. Northrup 1 acre Sec. 8-3-7E 4.84 Matdda J. Sneret, 2.02 acres Sep. 0-3. 7E , , , 3.15 Lewis ShaUuck and Geo, W. and John G, Sleret, 2 acres, Sec. 9-3, 7E 2.45 11. E, Davis 50x2fl0 ft. Sec Q.3-7E 1,20 Waldemar Seaton ,54 acre See 9-3-7E 44 Emma L, Green, part of Seo. 9-3-7E . . , 55 Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA A, 8, Jone s, of the Lee Pharm acy, Chico, Cal who has handled Foley and Company's medicine for many years, says. "I consider that Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound has no equal, and is the one cough medicine I can reo ommend as containing no nar. ooties or other harmful nronor. lies." The genuino in a yellow package, For sale by Huntley Bros, 3 "Were all medicines as merit orious as Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the world would be much better offand the percentage of suffer ing greatly decreaased," writes Lindsay Sco't, of Temple, Ind. For 2.85 sale by Huntley Bros. (ahs FOR MEN A QUICK SAFE AND PRIVATE TREATMENT Thousands have used and found it the one best remedy Pr ;,- CO,'' Discharges, infiamtnation and Irritation of the Kid rilCC OUt neys, Bla'Uler and Urinary Organs, permanently re ti. p..- - lieved in 2 to 5 days. Warranted harmless, Non-injec inCDUA Ul tive, Stricture impossible. Bona-fide Guarantee to cure 50 CapS or money back Sold bj JONES DRUG CO., (Inc.) Oregon City, Ore. or lent postpaid in plain wrapper The Safety Remedy Co., Canion THE TRIALS OF A TRAVELER7 "I am a traveling salesman." writes E. E. Youngs, E. Berkshire, Vt., "and was often troubled with constipation and indigestion till I began to use Dr. King's New Life Pills, which I have fund an ex cellent remedy." For all stomach liver or kidney troubles Ihey are unequaled. Only 25 cent9 at Huntley Bros. Farm Loans. . .We have money to loan on first mortgage on improved farm dpo. perty In Clackamas county, from three to five years, with attractive re-payment privileges A. H. BIRRELL A CO. 202 McKay Bldg., 3d .and .Stark streets, Portland, Or.