OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1001.
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'correspondence
Is rf
Onr correspondents will please send
In article before Wednedsys of each
reek, otherwise it reaches ut loo late for
t-ublication.
MoUlU.
Molali a, May 27 Mercury stood 8S
degrees in the shade last Saturday
Mr. Newtun, business manner of the
Molalla liundry. fell into a well last
week.
W. II. FngV, or "road bow." is gir
Jng Instructions in tbe use of tlie mat
lock, preparatory to tbe advanced "job
of grubbing."
J. 1. Jordan arrived borne last Friday
mod report southern Oiegon climate des
Citate of rain for about two months.
That accounts for oi getting all tbe
moisture in this valley.
Mattie Learitt will graduate at the
Western University of Seattle, Wash
ington, tliia mouth.
E. A. Parker, a pioneer of 1SP0, died
in Albany last Thursday in the 70th year
o( bis age. Old timer will remember
FJuiund Tarker from 50 to '00 in tbia
locality, and from '60 to TO in Oregon
City in connection with tbe druggist
firm of Bell A Parker. From '70 to tbe
time of his death deceased lived in Al
bany. He was a member of tbe Odd
Fellows and the A. O. L W. Leaves a
widow and seven children, five sons and
two daughters, all married.
Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Thomas went to
Albany last Saturday to attend the
funeral of E. A. Parker, their cousin and
brother-in-law.
J. V. Thomas, dentist, goes to Albany
this week, a representative to the Ore
gon State Gnnge. He is a member of
two important committees and tbe most
"singular" thing about it all is, he don't
take a wife along to give him the "sign of
caution."
Seal estate men are seen Juite fre
quently in our midst with eastern men
seeking homes, but there are not many
tomes tor sale. It will require a division
of land before this country is settled np
as it should be.
- Molalla Grange No. 40 will hold Child
rena' Day exercises in the afternoon on
Saturday, June 15th. There will be a
flag pole raising in tbe torenoon. A bas
ket dinner will be spread. Bring along
your baskets and children.
We should not be too hasty in con
demning the county commissioners for
the Lord knows they occupy a stand of
responsibility between sections and in
dividualitiesbetween economy and
public improvements. Petitions for
francb'ze range from street railways to
(rave yard pasturage. Still the board is
patient for the public welfare withal.
Bartoa
Barton, May 27. There has not been
anything in the paper from here for a
long time so I will take the pleasure of
writing.
Mr. John Henkle csme home for a
abort visit from eastern Oregon.
Mr. Lee Bartlemay and mother left for
eastern Oregon for their health.
Mrs. flees, of Stone, has been yigitinit
her mother, Mrs. Coy.
Mr. Chas. Burghardt purchased a fine
buggy harness. Lookout girls, he will
give a buggy ride now.
Mr. James Norris sold his cart and
horse. That's too bad James; you
can't take your girl out riding any more.
James will purchase a new wheel and
then he will be in the fashion.
Miss Annie Henkle intends to go to
etHtern Oregon where she will work
during the summer. We are sorry to
ee you leave us, Annie, for girls are not
too plentiful here,
Mrs. Peterson is visiting in Portland
this week.
Miss Annie Henkle and James Norris
Attended the dance at Johnson's last
Saturday night.
How To
Gain Flesh
Persons have been Known to
gain a pound a day by taking
zn ounce of SCOTTS EMUL
SION. It is strange, but it often
happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pounds it seems to start the
digestive machinery going prop
erly, so that the patient is able
to digest and absorb his ordinary
food, which he could not do be
fore, and that is the way the gain
is made.
A certain imount of flesh is
necessary for health , if you have
not gJ, tV you can get it by
taking v
gcoirs pulsion
You will find it just as useful in summer
as in winter, and if you are thriving upon
It don't stop because the weather is warm.
Joe and $1.00, ll druggist.
6COTT 4 BOWNE, ChamUu, New York.
Then ninst l some attraction heie
in Barton for Harris iVardorf is seen
j here quite often.
MiM Kmma and Annie Knrghardt in
tend to go to Milwaukie, Wisconsin, on a
visit. They say that they won't com
back to Oregon any more. We are sor
ry to see you go, girls.
Mr. K. II. Burghardt sold some flno
cows last week.
Miss Martha Zeek was the guest of
MiM Annie Henkle.
Business is tjuite tloundiing here on
First street.
Frnest Burgliart was tile guest of
Kdward Peterson Sunday.
." trimmed hata Ml onlir
prices. Mla SaoltKinltl.
wllnolt
WiiHotT, May 20 Alva Clark, of
Scott Milla, was visiting friends near
Wilhoit last week.
Kalph and Josaphine Slaughter were
doing business in Silverton fcaturday
last.
Miss Tessa I-arkins, our worthy school
mistress, waa visiting her parents at
Mariiaru last Saturday.
The Grouse hunting Industry has died
out as the grour-e have quit booting.
But the trout have begun to jump at the
fly and trout fishing is considered by our
country sportsmen a far greater sport
than grouse hunting.
Our two returned discouraged home-
seekers w ho left here a short time aro
for Washington, aaid that their watch
word waa "ogonogam." Now it is bust
ed. Lied Word cornea from Hubbard
that the little daughter of Khice Guinu,
an ex-resident of this place, died at her
home near Hubbard, May lSih, of in
ternal injuries received by scalding some
years ago. The mortal remains were
laid to rest in the Miller cemetery Msy
20u. The grieved parents have the
sympathy of the entire community.
Paul Jobn. of Turner, was visiting
relatives in this section last Thursdav.
Oar Hallo Is High 4(smlltr and
lew price. .vllaa jieldnllb.
Coltta
Cm Tnd Xf iv fl f iaa Ailama nl tit
Shubel last Friday evening after school
to visit friends there.
Mrs. Zottberg was a caller at Miss
Hubbard's on the 23d.
J. Gorbett is lamenting tbe loss of a
fine hog which died simply because it
acted what it realy was a hog. It
drank five gallons of milk and turned
from the trough and died without a
struggle. Those who are inclined to be
too k reedy should take warning from tbe
fate of tbe poor porker. Beer is more
explosive than buttermilk.
Calvin Reasoner and daughter, Miss
Minnie, of Hubbard, were in Colton last
week. Mr. Reasoner is traveler for a
large publishing establishment He ap
pointedtwo sgents here who will can
vass for four of the best books out.
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons and daughter
and Messrs Harrison and Joseph Jones,
of Gervais, were visiting and looking
after business interests here on the 23d.
J. H. Wright is the proud father of
anotner fine boy, born on the 231. All
doing well.
E. Killen, of Elliot Prairie, was in
ColtOQ on business last week.
Lucy Bonney went away last Sunday
to spend a few woks at Molalla.
Mr. Shaw, of Union Mills, was visit
ing here last Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie HegUnd returned to Port
land last Sunday after a few weeks' visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carlson.
Mrs. Cauntryinan invested in a new
sewing machine lai-t Wednesday.
E. A. Wright, who has been traveling
for an eastern firm, is home visiting a
few days and purchased a new bugiry
horse while here.
Crr and Stone make the old mill
wh:r.
Jtllwankle
Milwackie, May 27. As the return
ing birds tell us of the approach of
spring, so the return of the school teach
ers tell us that the summer vacation is
at hand. Miss Edna Ross has closed
her school at Clackamas and Miss Ada
McLaughlin has returned from La
Grande where she has been employed
the past year.
Mr. Fred Rosiger, one of the car bnild
era in the Milwaukie car barn, fell and
broke his right leg. He was taken im
mediately to the hospital.
Bom, to the wife of J. Houuan, a ten
pound boy.
Milwackik, May 27th. Notice is
hereby given to teachers desiring to ap
ply for the Harmony school in district
No. 49, please send in application on or
before June 7th, 1001 .
G. B. Wisk, Clerk.
Milwaukie, Ore.
Hanjuam.
Marcam, May 27. Mrs. F. C, Butler
spent last week in Portland, returning
Friday evening.
Mr. J. Labour went to Silverton last
Monday.
Mr. I. D. Larkins was in Silverton last
Saturday on buHiness.
Mrs. A. B. Marijnam returned from
her sisters at Barlow, last Sunday even
ing Miss Bertha Gray left last week for
Hood River to vihit her brother. Srle
expects to be gone about six weeks.
y "You
Aro
1. jdff
If the woman at work should make
anawrr to the other woman, she might,
perhaps, sav : " You never had to scrub
and clean when your back ached so that
it sremed that every movement would
break it in two." It's bad enough for a
woman to sutler. Hut when ahe must
suffer and alive at the same time she
reaches the limit of her endurance.
Weak women who have twen made
strong by the use of Ir. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription, rccommrtid it to others
as a godsend. It establishes regularity,
dries weakening drains, heals inflamma
tion ami ulceration and cures female
weakness.
I hart Srra ailing- aum llmf now. bring
troubled wHS fnnalr wnknru nirt Mia.
Wm. II John, of Ao.Ul. Chatrr Ca. f.
Krr month I nuM turr l lit on mi ha. h.
I irirU manv riifTrrrnt mr4ti-tnra ami atothmjr
rar mt rrlirf unlit I nrgaa I. Iirr a ranti
CTora, ualof two tmiilra of ravufitr fram-rlp.
ll.oaaJ I aro of '(Volilea MrUWal IHaruvrry.'
Thra mnlklnra har ruml me Whrn I brgaa
rour Irralmrnl I wal n.n allr to ito rt raiR'n,
but now I do th arork tor my ramlly of aln.
aid (nl ttlcr to-dajr than I hart lor a year."
Pr. Pierce's Pleawnt IVllets cure bil
iouanesa and sick headache. They do
not create the pill babiL
Mr, D. Myers had his thumb sprained
while working with horses In his stable
last week.
Pesrley IVinlsvy, youngest son of (.
Dunlavy, died from brain trouble )al
Tuesday and waa buried on Wednesday
in the Miller cemetery. Tbe funeral
services were held In the M. K. church,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. F. C. But
ler. The church was full of sympathis
ing friends snd neighbors.
There was no services in tbe M. E.
church here lsst Sunday morning owinit
to tbe memorial services at the Miller
church.
Miss Lola Edwards, of Portland, is vis
itins her sister, Mrs. F. C. Butler.
Mr. Enoch Skirvin was seen out in his
pasture last Monday morning with his
ttun, apparently In sesrch for a stray
mule. He should be seen mow ing the
motiier earth.
Mrs. P. J. Riding, of (iladtidinta,
passed through Marquaui last Thuradsy
on her way to Salem. She returned
home Sunday evening.
Misrs Buela Harmon and Tessa Lark
ins expect to go to Salem Friday to at
tend the commencement exercises ol tbe
Willamette University.
Mr. W. Albright is building a bsrn
this spring.
Mrs. Nicklson returned last Wednes
day from her trip to Idaho.
.ewrrlaN alalia- n Keatly it
Wenr Hal at
.Mloa (aoManillh.
Alms
May 24 The cixil wet westhe
of the pat few days has Ix-en damaging
to (rait. It is now evident that prunes
will hardly exceed a half crop. i
We have been praying since the first
of March for less rain, and more sun
shine, and today it apears that our pay
ers have been answered.
Mrs. J. N. Bramball, was the guet of
Mrs. Newt Jones, Sunday. 1
R.L.Hickman w ent to Seaside Wed
nesday, to assist in erecting more dwell
ings at that place.
The Linderman Bros , who have been
logging for Bramball, for the past year,
have concluded to clean up and quit.
Jamfs Dixon is figuring on doing the
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
i ne Kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fil
ter out the waste or
Impurities In the blood.
ot order, they fall to do
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu
matism come from ex
cess of uric acid In the
blood, due to reflected
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart Is
over-working In pumping thick, kldney
polsoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning In kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy Is
soon realized. It stands the highest for Its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and Is sold on Its merits
by all druggists In fifty-
cent and one-dollar siz- g; fot! h.-it"
es. You may have a ldBi'Z U
sample bottle by mall noma ot swamp-Root. A
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find I y
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. I u
Mention this Daner when wrttlnc Dr. Kilmer i
& Co., Blnghamton, N. Y.
MITCHELL,
And ft full lino of Evans Potato Planter
Agricultural Implements, Vohiclos and Bicycles
First and Taylor Streets, Portland, Oregon.
logiting hereafter.
The Walker Crrek flume has born lv.
Ina the company some trouble of late by
leaking water, rauaing the timlwr to
lodge, filling the flume at times far hack
before leing discovered.
Henry Tabke has rented a small farm
near (ireahatii and U moving on to it.
He will work at bis trade of wagon
making. Silcceas to him.
Mr. E. S. Bramball and Mrs. N.
Jones went the guttata of Mrs. J, A.
Hickman, Thursday,
Speculators have beep Dumerotis In
the part of late
We noticed (tiKjrjfe Womls and wifn
pasaina' through our burg in a bua'gv,
drawn by a hitch headed span of horse,
one day this week.
0a. Brown, the engineer at Pram
hall's sawmill, while splitting wood laat
evening, bad the ill luck of mlaaing his
aim and striking tbe thumb of his rlhl
hand, severing It at the middle joint,
Mr. Newt Jonra and wife went to Port
land on bu Inras, Friday.
John Jonea, J. N. Pramhall'e tram
atrr, Is kril ulto buay hauling in mer
chandise and feed.
Soi n are still planting potat'wa, other
spring planting is done, although there
has been more rain this spring than we
likrd. It is said that a wet April and
May, fills the t arns with wheat ami hsy.
Tbe present outlook is confirmative.
Carat.
T, Carus
Casts, May
Lilerarv So-
ciety gave an icecream so.ll Saturday ;
nijhL Thn tirixrram waa utiitat U,n l.nt
excxlltrnt, Stcial mriition mut l-e
made of the baritone soliia by Wm. In
skeep, a spea-ch by Howard Itrownell
snd the orchestra's rniiic. There were
alout 3X) eople prent.
The s hool bouse was decorated with
flags, flowers snd evergreen. The so
ciety will give a straw tx-rry d-stival June
Come one, come all. The morn thn
morrier. It will be followed by a dance
in .Mr. Jaggar's barn.
Miss Rachel Lewi, of Portland, is np
for a ft-w day anion old friend and
parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, R. 1 .!.
Eiiuene Havwatd came up Friday from
Portland on a visit to hi parents, Mr.
and Mr. A. O. Hayward.
F. Jwy recently pun based four cow
from A. Newkirchener.
J! Faust jn-t finished (danting lo acres
of iotatoes.
Rev. I'unlap will ureach at the Meth-
odiat church fueday evening, June 11.
Oirfiall.
Gahkield, May 'M. (iraln looks well.
So far fruit Is not so badly hurt as some
thought, and straw Irerrie 'till one is
satisfied.
Saturday was the hottest day so far.
Some cooler today.
Mr. Emerson Surface Is rwen on tbe
streets of Uarfleld the last few day.
Mr. F. Irvan, our bos sheep shearer,
is quite busy at tbe present time reliev
ing the sheep of their burden.
Brother Rich did not fill his tisusl ap
pointment at this place owing to a ser
ien of sermons at some other place.
Mr. Gill and Mr. Millard Harver made
a trip to Portland the past week.
The Young People's Social Club Las
its meetings every Friday evening with
full houses.
The Sunday School at Irvan school
honse is well attended.
Mr. II. II. Andors and wife were the
guests of Mrs. Haider Sunday.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Highest market price pnid. We are the lending dealers in
Willamette Palls and carry a complete line of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Anything and everything you want always on bund Including
rilHSH MEATS.
Special attention pnid to country orders. A feature of our
store is the I3A.iCEIiY. Fresh Bread and Cakea.
WILLAMETTE FALLS.
LEWIS & 5TAVER COMPANY,
Mitcholl Wagons .
Hoosior Drills
Case Plows
ChampionMoworsandBr '
Southwick Hay Prosse
Mrs Harsh Palmattir goes to .ant to
make her son William a visit this wrek
Mr Robert Miller was on the strreta
of (iarfleld the last work lie I rtxotf.
erimi from an attack of rheumatism.
Mr Yociiiii hss bis new lra almost
done.
tafia t ri.
Faun Causa, May '.T Mors
rain
after the warm dav.
Mr. A. P. !Hug!aaa la putting some
nw Improvement on bis lioiiae.
Mrs. 8. F. Howled is expM-ttd home
Tuesday.
Mr. !u-k (til-son and wifa arnt to
SprlngwatKr )etrrdy to flail their sla
ter, Mrs. Herd.
Mrs.'Krl.lll Is on the si. k lit.
Jsmes IValiaarr and family were visit
ing at J. P, Wuodle's Holiday.
W, J. Ilowlrtl went to Pamas4-tia to.
dsv.
Ralph (lltain has the rontrsrt for cut
ting the wood lor k Ikm.I district No, 50.
Mrs. Msila iiln went to Upoiis
Saturday, to viail her mother.
h at.. I.
fnt-MKl, May '.T Mi as Ina (Jross
miller, of Portland, is inding a wrk
at home miii her partmta, Mr and Mrs.
JaiXib ( ifuaaillillrr
The tinman t'linurrallonat church
hrld coliflituatlon exrft-iata yralrrday.
A i-laa of five arts nnfirmi)l
Miarra Mil.re. ami fu'a 'iiuther
'I''' Sun.lay w.th their friend Claia
Si liuriihorn. of t'arua
Mi Clara lWa.ni on the sii k list.
Mr. Sti- l.rn Huti hliiBim, who la at
prearnt wurking on thn selnlg ground
o' the Columbia, ws home on a bri
visit.
Frank (iuetilher h4 gone lo Portland
to work
John Wolf ha recovered from hi ro
rent lllnrr
E F. liuenther' barn I nearly nun.
plftml.
Wraley llill coniemplate building a
new barn soon
Tim grain outlok at pfeaeiit is veiy
I encouraging
If our supervisor and the men under
him continue to work on the road
new road a '.hey have in the past few
week they will soon complete it. .
What In beitiuie of the dally mail
propaganda? What ha become of II. e
petition '. We should have a daily mail .
SitiiiKi., May Following Is
report of school district No. HO for
the
the
month ending Msy llfith:
Pupils enrolled, 4'.'.
Days taught, 20.
I'ays attendance, Til.
Times tardy, 8.
Average No. Iielmiglng,
Average dally attendance, 37.
Those who were neither absent nor
tardy are Henry Masslnger, Idtle Horn
achuh, Una Mocbnke, llar.el and Ray
mond Zinthtir, Clara Beeson, Alltert and
Boyd Taylor and Lulu llornschuh. Vis
itors present during the month were
Emll (iiienther, director, Albert Horn
schuh, Mr. Suiter, Nettie Miller, Henry
(iiienther and Henry llnttmsn. We
respectfully Invite all to visit our school
and observe our work,
Roiikht (Jintiikk, Teacher.
OA.voni.v.
Baarstk Kind You Haw lart Bought
Bigaatar
of
Post 0111 ro nml
Public Telephone Station
float !kal tta list lr !. nl
This question rla In Iha family r
ery day. 11 us answer it lo day. Try
Jell O, a delicious and healthful doaarrt.
Prepared In lo minute. Nol.ilui
nu baking! slmidy add boiling watr nd
rllocd. Flavor :-l4mon, OrtrifV
Raapbrrry and Hirawlwrrr. il a park
age at your grocer to-day. I'lct.
Hrhaal I'lcalr al I rg P"d
Ihtira will I a st lMMit picnic glten Yt
th rhtldrvn and rrolent u( I ro IVaJ,
dlatrlrt No. 10, olnt Waabitig'ori im)
CI ark m aa counties, on Juna I at. k
plnidld program of smiga, rei!ik
aud diabwjura Will I rendered. Tl
Park Place braaa llul and two title
girls, Iba lal rska wslkr In IU Bntth
wrl, bsve l-en aM-iirax, Afamaul
base ball will Iw playaxl In the (m.,rt,
A cordial Invitation lstan ld lo
Com and bring lh la tin sa I s aril
fllle baikrl. l un. h w ill U aar
iHin.t forget the plac Frog pond, t
miles tfoin Neff.ir I on lha Wila.tiailla
load
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l.slies' Shirt Waits In great variety.
All Over Lace (Select Patterns.
RED FRONT TRADING CO-
0urt llouaa niork, Orsxnn City-
trmxrrc:
FREE
TO FARMERS.
Our 11101 Vt lilcle Hook.
Our 1U01 Impleinriit Ciitslogi"'-
JUST ISSUED.
Mend your name and P. O. ad- U
dress and we will mail olio or bum
us tlesired, frco of ull charge.
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Portland, Oregon.
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