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CLACKAMAS COUNTY THK KMKItriilNK I'OKRESrONH" i:ts tkWV.r.v tue eielu. Xtlwaitkif McKinley mid llolmrt t'lub Hold a lllit Itallj- The Woodmen To (ihe n Eulortalmoiit. Miiwm'kfk, Sept. at.-The rrpnldican rallv at the Ton liall, Saturday urenitiK. umtiT the manaon rut of the McKinley and lloliart iliih a wII altcndfd The praltrre Lidding I he atlt'nllnii of the an dime all tli vmi'f! The McKinley gle Club rrnili-rrd join Choice campaign songs which re wived ilh great applause. The H ial event ,ar-excelleiiee of the sea aon, the Iwauliliil pai-loral diania, entitled. "Hickory Kami," will be produced in the loan hail, Monday evening, October ft, by the a.vl men's Dramatic union of I'ortland under the au'ire and lor the benefit of Ash can f. No. .'. 0 . of Milaau kee. Purine the presentation of the drama, Kings, dames and other specialties will be intriHlucid by lheeer opular Taylor sis ters and Jeie Woodhouse. There will be a full orchestra to render choice selections. Genera! admission -i cents. Reserved seats on sale at Visingr's store, price 3.S cents. Died, Friday, September i" at 4 p. m the inlant son of Mr and Mrs. A. Wetiler, aiped to months. The funeral took place Sunday. The remains were intered in the Milwaukee cemetery. A large nuinler ot our citiiens attended the republican rally in Oregon City Tues day evening (o listen to Hon. John H. Mit chellr Through the kimlnesa of the East Side Electric railway, a reduced rale was grained, thereby causing many to attend. B. Campbell completed an addition to his house making it a very comfortable home. Painters started to repaint the Catholic church Monday. will furnish them with rain sooner of later. Oolite a number intends to attend the rally at Oregon City tomorrow evening. Joseph Spragne and wile of Logan was visiting at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sprague. We understand since Joseph has been married that Frank Sprague will run hit fathers place. There is a party of hunters intending to start for a hunting exposition In the Cascade mountains soon. School commenced some few weeks ago at No. -1. with Miss Mclimre at the helm. School commences at No. T.V next Mon day. Waller Carlwrite, w ho has been to East ern Oregon for the past two year is hiiiue. He will work for Ins father this winter. Waller says, that times is iiot much, better up there than down here, A slight accident happened here today H. I). Johnson's team ran away and smash ing the hind wheels of his hack, also the axletree was broken Other ways no dam age w as done, ptobahly flft will repair the damages. l'olitic are gelling pretty thick around here of late. This place will give a lurge majority for Mckinley, and we hope that the rest of the small towns will do the same. IIAKMONY NOTKS. A Pioneer of Fifty Yearn-A fine Head Com. plated -Hop I'H'krtt Hi-turnlng. LI I ERCUR1AL POISON 11HV!Y, Sept. '.M-Just .VI years ago last Tuesday, Hiram Phillips of Illinois, en camped wi'.li his wile, eight children and two grandchildren near where the Clacka mas postotllce now stands, having made the entire trip with an ox team. The fol lowing February he moved to and made the tlrst settlement in Harmony, where ho has V, J 7. .. m i i for which U the hum! rellaWe cure, A few Mr. S. Counsell, the ellhlent road : b,u,ww,u ,n,, lv..f heiesll .'! lias (lle.l. supervisor of districts 1 ami 2. has ahmit I .intered tr....i a -vei-v atia.-k of ,,'"';'rl , , ., , , . ,,, ... , ! ItheiiinalKMi, nir anna and le heln awniivii completed a line Job ol tilling near .Mr. A. !(0 ,,. (l,,r ,umx , t the i.t Clark's In district '.. At this place a bridge eieru.-i.tma nan I .m.i hi;hv.l. of dolh.ra . .. .... wiihout relief. I.ul adeiiakiinc a lew iH.imoi has been built every eight years and taking, ( ,,,-,., laeMIr an.t am about l'.eu feet of lumlier each time 1 he Is (he rwanlf of the usual treatment of blond disorder, 'I he l is HMed kiiIi Mereui and p.uh tviiiedli-ii"'i to Iw ihva.li'il than the tlinase-and In a short while Is In a tar woraa eoudniou than More. The iviiiiiimii rraull la RHEUMATISM Mr. Falls Creek .Newt. Fails Crik, Sept. 28. -The past rains have made gardens look fine and the warm aun makrs it grow, as we have not had frost enough to kill the vines In this vicinity. Robert Miller is hauling quite a good deal of lumber to Mr. Bestow ot Oregon City. Mr. Coop is now wearing a broad mile on account of a young wood chopper, which arrived at his house Sep. tender 10. Noa Ha kins and Tercy Cross traced a bear all day when they returned to the cabin they were quite tired. They got supper, built a big tire ami went to bed with the intention of having a good rest, but not so, they were awakened in the night with a Kami rcc-pt;-n as the cabin was on fire they had to do some rustling to nave it, then it burnt six feet ojt the root. Mr. Befford. Mr. Hawkins and Henniger have gone to the hop yards. There seems to be quite a calm in this vicinity as the hnckelberries are aboutgone, but still there are a few goes yet to try their luck, but come back with long faces. Mrs. C. K. Miller, of Viola, was visiting with her son Mr. C. C. Miller of iiillovia the pa.-t week. She alio visited at Mr. Hunts w hile there. The editor of tbe Emterprisi called on bis conespondent at Millovia recently. Mrs. J Pinkley has been quite sick, but is now much better. Mr. Balds, Mrs. H.E.Cross, son rercy nd daughter Dollv and Elsie Hawck with the other little ones have been camping at Millovia for the past three weeks. We regret their leaving us so soon lor we hail a very pleasant time while they were here, but hoping they will be with us again next summer. The Miller Bros, are running their mill full blast tbe way the teams and waggons come rolling in keeps the busy filling orders iat still they have a good deal of lumber a bead and quite an assortment. Mr, and Mrs. Price and family, have gone to the hup fields. Mr. J. Pinkley is slid making a good many shingles which cannot be beat in quality as he knows how to make a good shingle, he also has fine timber to make them out of. Ecbeka. New Kra Notes. N'w Er, Sept. IT. Mrs. David Penman was called to The Dalles on account of the illness of her daughter. Mrs. Mary F. Hougham leaves here for Delivers, Illinois, about the 1Mb of October. She has rented her place for three years. Warner Orange met the fourth Saturday with a larger attendance than for some months. The statement made in last week's Entis prie in regard to J. U Waldron's departure for California this month, by a New Era correspondent, is incorrect, as he will not leave till later in the season. George Penman is busy collecting thresh ing bills for Bonney A Kicherson. Although hard times are plead, the money comes to tbe front. Mr. Madison and son, whose house burned recently, have moved into Mr. Kelnhofer's old house for the present. Mrs. Julia Casto left lor Portland the IMu on a short business trip Several of the young men of this neigh borhood have gone to the mountains hunt ing and fishing. More expect to go this week. Mr. Bremer is harvesting his late oats. It is vielding better than the early. Mrs. Frost and Mr. and Mrs. Savage of Elyville called at Mrs. E. J Waldron's Sundav. Hop picking is over and the pickers have returned, some more rich in exerieiice than in gold. Ueorge McArtbur and wife moved to Eagle Creek on the 2ith, where Mr. McAr thur is engaged to teach school road near the bridge has been graded each ot the past two summers, '!M and 'to, (we will not vouch for IN), and becoming almost impassable in the winter season. The hill has now been graded down and used in till ing the hollow, making the road compara tively level. A small shulo at the bottom ol the till lets the small creek through. Three teams are now euvnged in hauling ! gravel onto the grading which will help to make it substantial A girl as bom to Mr. and Mrs. Win. Morey last week. A Knit all the hop pickers who went from this place have relumed. There is a great deal of political talk here at present. Bryan supporters are three to one for McKiuley. Logan Locals. LooAit, Sept. 22. Messrs. Kockwood and Doty of Willsburg, organized a Christian Endeavor Society here Sunday. Mrs. W. B. Wiggins and Miss Georgia Wilkinson of Oregon City, are visiting at ieo. Clark's this week. M. W. Baker spent Sunday at home. He is at present bailing hay for Dr. Lane near Sellwood. Dr. Ulendenning of Sellwood came out on bis wheel Sunday and was the guest of M. W. Baker. Logas, Sept. 28. A very interesting day was spent at the Grange hall Saturday. Tbe good attendance and number of new mem bers that come in are eullicient proof of the interest taken therein. There will be a apeeial meeting next Saturday night. Casper Muure was completely surprised on Siit unlay night by the appearance of some f his friends, the occasion being his 41st birthday. There was a good crowd and all seemed to enjoy themselves. The young folks have nearly all returned from the hop yards. Messrs. Paul and Otto Freytag of Oregon City attended the party at Casper Moore s. Mr. ami Mrs. A. Lacy ol Springwater were visiting at Birn Hawley's on Sunday Mr. New kirk raised a new barn last week. Cresoent Notes. CassrssT, Sept 28. This beautiful wea ther is making busy people in our commu nity, as evervone is endeavoring to accom plish all the work possible before the rainy season sets in. The people of this vicit.ity are enjoving verv good health at present. The hop pickers have returned, all report ing very poor success. Gilbert Jones, who has been residing with his father, has moved his family into the M. O. Gard house. Mr. David Livesay, with his mother, came down from Woodburn last week to visit his brother, Charles, of this place. Mr. Livesay went on to visit bis brother, Thomas, who moved from here to Coquille last spring, while his mother stays, a welcome visitor among her old neighbors. Our school will open next Mondav, with H. A. Pittenger as teacher. This is his second vear here. Prof. H. T. Griffith gave a course ot phren ological lectures at Crescent school bouse, ending last Friday night. We regret that so many of our people were away frum home, thereby missing these instructive en tertainments. Tbe professor is going south on a tour, perhaps to locate. We wish bim sucess. Mrs. E J. Waldron of Central Point made a short visit with ber son of this place. Messrs. S. Rue, F. Etrowbridge and G. W. Waldron have gone to the mountains near the head of Eagle creek for hunting ami rishiug. As they are old hunters, it will be well for all their friends who are fond of game to visit them when they return. Sandy News. 8MY, Sept. '.li. We are Just at present eniovinit the most beautilul weather and farm work Is the order of the day. Six wagon loads of emigrant from Kan sas. They were greatly pleased with the country and expect to settle near Oregon City. The McKinley and Hohart club of Sandy held a grand rally Saturday night at Main ig'shall. It was largely attended by voters of all parlies and a great deal of Interest as manifested. At 7:;W o'clock, Chairman Bruns duly 0ened the meeting with a few appropriate remarks and then introduced the first speaker, Dr. Chas. Pytler, who sKke eloquently and logically on the polit ical issues ol the day and was frequently in terrupted by cheers and applause. The next speaker was T. G. Jonsrud, who mad a good speech on the history of silver. His words were delivered in an ellectlve and In- teresting style. Mr J. H Revenue then I tollowed with a well delivered seech giving bis reasons for abandoning the democratic party and supporting McKinley and Ho bart. Tbe last shaker, Lewis Verretly, a former democrat, kept the audience in an uproar with a verv comical political speech. Next Saturday, October 3rd, another rally will be held, when a debate will lake place between the republicans and poocratj. John Gibbon's little child has been very sick but Is now much better. James Phelin is building a big frame barn, ;0x4O, with sheds all around. The old German settlers held a reunion at the residence of Herman Bruns last Sun day. All bad a most enjoyable time. Johnson & Nelson have their two mile of road contract finished, Kitimiller has his two mile contract completed anil II. Bruns .t Sons completed their, one-half mile the 2iitli Inst This gives us a cleared road from Sandy to Pleasant Home with the exception of one mile. This road work is the greatest Improvement this part ot the country ever bad. Mr. Kinnard, our road engineer, de serves great praise. now a elllllII..COIIl"ei l cured. I can heartily rvoniineiid II I" any one intoriiiK troi" this painlul di...w. w. . I'aVkv, IlnH.klyu Metaled It. K. Out Teiiw o llw.1 "I I"""" '' WOmL. lrl It'll IO.AU..U.U. ...The Prairie Farmer... IS THE Greatest of A" Farm Papers. It pri'sonta each work iilltlmt la worth know ing tit current ngricul ttiritil literntiiie. Kuril number roiiliima tn"n solid reading mutter than any other agticultiir.il paper, niul rovera a broader tlidd, StolDtloa Trice, One Dollar Year. It is the Paper for the People. 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It is to dry as yet for fall plowing, and tbe farmers are looking with lowing eyes towards tbe southwest for the clouds wbicb Eagle Creek Notes. Eaoi.e Creek, Sept. 22. (Too late for last issue.) Hon. T. T. Oeer of Waldo Hills, candidate for presidential elector, delivered an address at Wilburn s hall last Saturday afternoon to a large crowd. Mr. Oeer is a very able speaker ami was Interrupted fre quently by applause The Multnomah quartet of I'ortland rendered several cam paign songs which were highly appreciated. Elder G. Ketchiini, Advent Christian min ister, has been holding a series of meetings at the school house in district oO for the past week, closing Sunday night. W. K Douglas returned home from East ern Oregon last week and will resume his studies in the Holmes Business College of I'ortland in the near future. J. W. Douglas is on tbe sick list. John, Walter and Homer Glover went to the huckleberry patch last Friday. J. SV. Douglas ar.d J. Woodle made business trip to I'ortland last week. Clarkes News. Ci.akke8, Sept. 28. Tbe hop pickers are re turning home. They bave had good weather to gather in. The last rain spoiled a few so that they could not be picked. Berlran and Edna Jewell are going to Gladstone i'ark to their new home in a few days to begin school, Mr and Mrs. Jewell will remain on the farm another month. Dr. Blaney has moved out from Portland last week on bis farm, and Mr. Boylin of Mountain Home has moved on the place. Lucene Stout is moving to Oregon City. Mrs. Jewell, Edna and Nora Gard gather ed 40 large water buckets of salal berries on Mr. Jewell's place. They make the very finest kind of sauce and jam. Elmer Cross is working at Molalla, and has taken the mumps. He sent for his wife todiy to come and wait on him, for he has them quite bad. Also Alvin and Henry Kleinstuith have the mumps. Alma. Ntaffurd News. Stafford, Sept. 28. Tbe rVbatby bro thers and Sam Meyers returned from Ses tucca beach on Friday night with $Hi worth of tine fish, both fresh and Salter, for which they paid 40 cents per liih. Tiny were well satisfied with their trip. Mr. Phillips and family are going to move to larra near Dixie, Mr. Gottloh bad a small runaway throw ing him off (be sled and breaking a single tree. The borse became frightened at a pasxing thresher. Representative J. Kruse said Saturday that the silver question was as nothing in this campaign, it was just the froth upon the water, while questions of far greater mo. nient lay beneath. Miss Francis, our teacher, rides her pony over from home every morning. Her en terprising brother came over with a load of lumber and put up a small stable to shelter the pony during the coming rainy season Mrs. P. A. Baker and daughter are sill on the sick list, though somewhat better. The Willamette butcher has ceased his weekly calls at Stairord. Alms Items. Aims, Sept. 20. 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