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FRIDAY MARCH 14, 1902. OREGON ENTERl'RISK, k CORRESPONDENCE Kj. .o. ,cs as.. -fCV llo Onr correspondents will plse tend In articles before Wednedays of each week, otherwise it reaches ua too late or , propnate exeieitte Messrs. Bennett end llayhnrat, of Nebra-ka, are visiting their cousin, A. Uayhurst, of llavldale. Mr. and Mra. II. Ferry nd Mrs, II tiled, of Mulino, were visitors Ht the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Joiu'i last Wednesday. School dosed last Thursday with er Miss 3aiis has ao- publication. ecpted the Htiseldale school and com- meiH'ed last Monday. Pover. V J Drngta' smiling (ace was teen in Dover Sunday. Lee Uiisk, of Milwaiikio. is visiting his Reaver frees The Rev. J. Morlais Richard. H P. returned last wei k ttntn Ins trip to Cali fornia. He was invited there to preach to the Welsh I'reshylerian churches 01 j,,,,, 0lirle8 Kiuik( t PoVer. San Francisco ami Oaklarul. In three i , ,, ,,.,, There was a large attetulanee at the Bumlavs he delivered nine sennons. " , 0ll i. . " ii . Lutnerati Church ai Dover last bumlay. This was his first visit to the golden : State and he enjoyed it very much. Mr. Nelson is preparing to raise a law During Rev. Richard's at.set.ce the t bam. which will be quite an improve 'church here unanimously voted for his ' i"ent to his farm. second year with an increased salary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeShaser and Never was a people and n.ts or more in mother were the guests of A. J. Kitxinil nnity than the Welsh Con'g Chinch of hr ami family last Sunday. Bearer Creek. They are one in action. jj Fitx.-erald, postmaster at Dover, C. The past year has been a grind -u-ces vy, Castedy and Harry Sawtell went to both in temporal ai.d spiritual ihii.ga. , t),eiJ0 ,y 0 attend to business in the Rev. Richards is an able preacher. jHll(, U!t Tuesday. Advancement in all lines of lif- is th-j T,, , o Ull, vu.inity were very key note of nis powerful ministry. Hope ' o o( of Mf we Shall as a eomiiiiiiiny nave ins guiu- nee and help among us fur yea -. The Lord bless him and the 11 ak of his care. Asthma "One of my daughters had terrible case of asthma. Vt e tiled slmost everything, but without re lief. Vi e then tried Ayer e Cherry Pectoral, and three and one-half bottle cured her."-Lmma Jane Entsminger, Lantsvllle. 0. Aycr's Cherry Pectoral ccrtainlycurcsmanycascs of asthma. And it cures bronchitis, hoarseness, weak lungs, whooping-cough, croup, winter coughs, night coughs, and hard colds. TkrM tutt I IJfc, c, II. All inrftt. Kldorailu. Clyde Smiih is workmg for Ed T ine. Ernest Jones visited Ins home Sunday. ! Marshall, of Garfield, and all join in . sendiug our sympathy to the bereaved family. J A stray calf has been seen passing along the road between l'leasant Mill and Pover. No one knows who it be longs to but it is thought that tome one C. Smith was in Oregon Ci y last Mon-, etr ,)over 011ght t0 p08t it H- I Dover is iu a fever of great excitement A. L. Jones took a trip to 0 ego,, City j wwk William Roberts bas discov- las' Saturday. j ered gold on his farm. Merrit Bowman, Mrs. C. Smith has been on the sick list an old prospector, has examined the but has recovered. nuggets and prjuonnced them genuine Fred Spangler visited the home uf R. gold. Snoeiiborn, Sunday. Mrs. B. J. Helvey tailed on Mrs E. W. Paine last Fridav. Frank Schoenbom, of teael fame, vis ited his parents Sunday. Mrs. Em mot t was the guest of Mrs R, C. (.toucher last Friday. J. Moshberger and Willis Weismtndel went to the city laBt Monday. The shingle weavers, of Liberal, are do'Ug a rushing lu-inea lately. Mrs. Burley, of Portland, is viiting at the home of W. H. Jones, ibis wvek. Cuitis Helvey is home from Ely, where lie has been worKing for E and J. Dodge. Mr. J Evans and two little sons, of Hazeldale, visited on school the last day. C. Spenee, B. Fos, B. Schuebel and A. Hay hurst were in Oregon City Satur day. Miss Cora H-lvey was the guot of Mrs. Jones and Misj L. Gans a few days last week. L 'uis B. Cuick and Ureall (Jans vis ited their sister, Lillian Uans, one day this week. Quite a number from this part of the C nuitry attended the Socialist Conven tion Saturday. M'ss Cora Helvey and Miss Lillian Gans took dinner with Mrs. R Schoen born last Snmlav. WlllK.it George Groshong has been keeping ' bachelor's hall. Mr. Slaughter has a valuable horse, I which is very sick. r. ii ... : : r . .. . I 1' 1 1 ' iiaing'ic o dui rj iji a ni;na- ncitiujy; a mue more, or less, is . ing a few ,iaygag0. no great narm. 1 00 tat, consult Mr. Dodson has been improving his is all right, if you are too fat; and all wrong, if too thin already. Fat, enough for your habit, is Greenwood. Mr. Kruger purchaeed an incubator while in Portland last week. Mr. Montgomery, wife and daughter, spent Sunday with Mr. Ulazier and family. Mr. Chas. Rider will leave lor Doug lass Tuesday, for a visit among friends and relatives. Mrs. Laura McCormack spent several davs with her sister, Mrs. E. M. Wal dron, of Oregon City. Mn. Enos Cahill and Mrs. 11. H. Gregory, spent Sunday with the latter' sister, Mrs. Will Randall, of Central Point. The recent rains have caused Beaver Creek to overflow its hanks. The low lands were covered with water for sev eral days. Miss Adams closed a successful four months term of school at the Greenwood sc-hoolhouse last week. She gave per fect satisfaction to pupils and parents. Mrs. Ella Criteser, of Rock Island, who has been visiiing her mother, Mrs. W. S. Ri ler, returned home Wednesday, accompanied by her sister Miss Flora Rider. Wm. Jones and family, Miss Mamie Adams, , anil Miss Martha Rider, at tended church at Beaver Creek, and were afterward the guests of Mr. Hum phry Jones and family. Mr. Eabtman, who has been engineer on the 0. R. A N. for some time, came home Monday. He has been on the road for over thirty years and has de cided to give up railroading and try life on the farm. Coinull nr doctor. " h u,, than .to h If h mil; ' " to uk It hn ton' k tl. IU auowi. L. Unhhlra. W. r wlllli. J.O. AVKK tO..Uwll. Mail. with relatives In our burg. Frank ilolloway has returned Irom the'logging camp at Kclio and intend to help Amos Harrington run the farm The youngest child of Claue Krtdin died very suddenly with congestion of the lungs. The funeral services took place Saturday at llio German church at Shubel. Albert Harrington, aged 03 years, was fouud dead in Ids barn last Wednesday evening by his wife. He had Ix-eu com plaining for two weeks but was improv ing. He plowed all day and was fouud dead at 6 o'clock p. in. Dr. Strickland came and made an examination and pronounced the cause of his death lieu rulgia of the heart. His daughter, Mrs. J M. Heckart and hushand were sum mooed fiom Seattle and arrived in time for the funeral services, which were held at the family residence Friday at ' m. The services were conducted by Rev. Dunlap. A large nuiul'er of friends and relatives gathered at the bouse to witness the last sad rites. Deceased was a pioneer of 'h'l. He w as a man with no enemies aud a host of friends He was a member of the Highland Bap list church and also a member of the Grange. He leaves a wife and ton Amos, of this place and one daughter Mrs. J. M. Heckart, of .Seattle. next a doctor; too thin, persistently thin, no matter what cause, take Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. There are many causes of get ting too thin; they all come ender these two heads: over work and under-digestion. Stop over-work, if you can; but, whether you can or not, take Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, to balance yourself with your work. You can't live on it true but, by it, you can. There's a limit, however; you'll pay for it Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is the readiest cure for "can't eat," unless it comes of your doing no work--you can't long be well and strong, without some sort of activity. The genuine has this picture on it, ta'e no other. If you have not tried it, send for free sample, itsa- greoable taste will i;?r surprise you. SCOTT & BOWNE Chemists, New York. 50c. and $1.00; all druggists. 1 -V" ranch to some extent. Bert Wade intends to leave for East ern Oregon about March 20. C. G. Vorheis has been working for Wallace Albright the past week. Norris Thomas who has been on the sick list for some time, is still improving. Rhice Guinn was looking after his in terests near Hubbard one day last week. Our enterprising postmaster and wife made a business trip to Portland one day last week. Small spring flowers are in bloom and the grouse have begun to hoot. Spring la surely coming. A. Plueard is the oldest violinist in this section. He has played the violin for dances 45 years. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Gronhong attended a birthday party near Gervais one day last week, given by the latter'g mother. A. G. Wyland left Tuesday last for Eastern Washington, where he expects to spend the coming summer. We hope he will return at some future date. JUrqaam. Mary Miller has returned home from Halscy. Ray Manpiam't school begins Monday al Russelville. ine umiay School pupils are prac ticing fur Faster exercises. Miss Emma Dunlavy is feeling worse. She has been complaining for some time Both of her sisters are home. Joseph Miller has traded his place near Mariiiam to Alvis IJuiiin fur a piece of land near Keethley (linn's. One more surprise last week at B-rt Garrett's or do you call it a surprise when they all find it out, as was the case this time. The most industrious people of Mar- (plain are the ladies and they met Uice last week, quilted one afternoon and sewed carpel rsgs toe next afternoon for Mrs. llattie Myers. We can excuse the men on account of so nun Ii rain. think the merchants are ahnut as busy as the ladiet aid. Bert Garrotl met with a slight accident He went on horse back a collide of mile- froin home. While attempting to lift bucket up on his arm to tarrv for Jim Rt-ed, his horse became frightened jumped from under him ami ran home, leaving Bert to walk home Rattier hard on him, being so lean in flesh. Another item of importance. Mr. arid Mr. Jas. Marquam are favorer! with large patch of turnip greens. They have kindly invited their neighbors to share them. Acerlainnuiiltweeklhonuht he weuld bavs a mesa of "'" ner. He took his tack and tramped mi there. The folks were away ami too, ,og would not allow him in ard. He could not Ihlnk of returning without ,i,gr is h.r dinner so he dually went , the garden another way, Milled his M k so full of gr is thai he would not return through town but went around the hack way, climbing lelin'S and wad -, lug water and mud. j ASTHMA CURE FREEl ; AsthmnlorwHrlng Int.nt Hclirf nntl lWltlJ In A 1 CiiHon. What Highland. The sun was seen Tuesday welcome visitor I S. Hutchinson bas taken a contract of logging for Heft and Co. Mrs.'J. S. Coply and little daughter are spending the week with Mrs. Hutch inson. Bardel Van Douge has been very ill, but it rapidly improving onder the care of Dr. Strickland. Mrs. F. WelBb. and son Ray, of Oregon City, Lave been spending a few days Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis courages ana lessens ambition; beauty, vigor ana cneeriulness soon PVJ V disappear when the kid- neys are out of order or diseased. nWZf?2ZZ- Kidney trouble has rl . ke00 to prevalent n that it i. t ., . (V UIIVsVIIlIIIUll for a child to be born ,'V I ' II, U. l.il.l . ',. ates too often. If ih urine scalds the fksh or if, when the child reaches an age when It should be able to control the passage, It Is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, depend upon It. the cause of the difficulty 3 kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment ol these Important organs. This unpleasant trouble ts due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose. Women as well as men are made mis erable with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the tame Ereat remedy. lr.e miid and the Immediate effect ol Swamp-Root Is soon realized. It Is sold uy aruggutt, in fifty- fT'tP ccm ana one a&l ar rfrTTVBTfA. sizes. Yon maw ti. - g i"".Mi t Lii..u.' sample bottle by mall ilyiJiZ! free, also pamphlet tell- Ho. or Sw.np.iurt. Ine all about It, Including many of the 'S In CHASM ED FOR TEH YEARS Oolloa K. 0. T.ix and A. . Coii'il'V'"" on the sick list. It,i,.i,r la iiiMldillU' the wei k .iiirn ..... - ,,- . --, " Highland with relatives and friends. TheColtoii and KIw.hhI Is.ys will or ganlan an athletic flub here on the ninth. Miss Nellie (iotlberg letureed home from I'ortlaud lat week, to remain fine t u e. Mr. Patterson, of I'urllaml, was In Cultononthe llfth and tlxth, looking a'ter land int. rest". The girls look happy once again. Gu G ittls-rg has come home, after a year's absence in Washington. The proceeds received from th basket r. social on the flrsl of March will Ih uwd toward finishing the Literary Hall. The sum re- elved a IH.sO M,s Kmnia Ffeetnan haa leeti quite sick at the home of her grandparent, Mr. Dix, of this plate, but at this writ ing Is somewhat improved. Dr. 1'iuden has been In attendance. Mr. James' folks are Wacting rela tives from the Kast this week, two or . . ....!! 1.. ..11 U' inree lamiiiri in an. mifitwiii. nn-i. j comii g, for, as Mr. James' relatives, are conlldcnt they will be the U-st of neiglib'ts. RCLIir. CRT ABBOl.UTtLT I ILB 0 n rotTtU. : Thrra la noli, log Ilk. A ttintkl, liiaiaui tsllrl, rvu In . Ilrv. f. K Well., of Vm Uy ' "V.mr Inal hoin. , A.iiut,,,, ' HmhI eooiliiinii, I raniKii ii , IhI I I kI lor lor no. Ml ,,Vr, (( lve. hslord tin t r , ,,,' " I ma lor leu y-mtm, ,, .,,,,fct " tmrrd, I your lrrnw,11,.Ii K ii ilili drradlnl and t r 1 1. i , t , ,, (1 ( and llmiiKhl yon l. usri, hut rewilvwl lo Mla II a ln. J, '' i,.nl, tlia irlal srlr.l Ilk a t,,r, "l lull ! Uoltln " 1 k. Wa waul lo Mini lo r,r, , Itratni'iil ill Alniilii, linilttu,. ' .U'sd Mr W.lla. W. ll Mn,tMk, -I'AlU. AllS.i.,:iK..Y HlKKd. '1 In av pultarer ho rn,vil ' lHiial Nr mlinl, It ttKti , li,(, Ima.vrr liad )imr i, rrlt'V and rum Tlit nfa . 't mora glad w ai In mii.I ii. IiJ : VVrli al one. ailil'liia . M K t I I V K i i .. 7ii 1 uh . L.il riold h all Drngglaia, i .I..:--. Hllwankl Mis. Mullen and family have moved to their home in Milwaukie. Messrs. Iluttermillcr have had charge of thff butcher shop for ovi-r a week now and are doing line. U. WissiiiK-er, who has occupied the W. 0. W Hall, is all moved and things are nearly all straightened around. He has a complete stock of merchandise. A H. Dow ling, a well known man, and grocer of this locality, lias sold out his entire stock and will retire from the business. Dodge. The weather: Rain, rain I t'aiiuot put iu our crops. There baa been some changes here of late in real estate. There is tome good tail roadland here that will make good land for parties wanting them. L. A. Gordon has the It, in Ih-t on the ground for a new house L)i30 feet and one ami one half stories high. Mr. 8encer N.tsh and family have moved into Mr. Hoop's house for the winter and may make thsir permanent residence here, riank Gobel, who went to Arkansas to stay, has returned. He says there is no place like Oregon. His son is im proving their ranch. Jainei W. Marrs, of Springwater, ha" purchased the Carol hem furiii and move I on it. He has commenced improving It, which was Heeded. Myers liros, sawmill is full of orders which will take time to fill. They have put $100 improvements on It this winter and then can not fill the demand r lumber. Frank I'.usi h, of Oregon City, has sev eral men at work building fein u around his place consisting of llio acres. Tin- fence is to be of wire ami two boards. He has also the material on the ground for a barn 40x.SU feet. Mr. llusch Is lending a hand for the improvement of this locality. TATA TAA rjrj. TJTA rTA TATjTjT A VjTATjrA rjTAXjJal We carry the largr.t stock Cak cts. Collins and Lining In Clack am county. We are the only undertakers In Clackamas county owning a hrarar and will furnish it for Iris than can be had elsrwhrr. We are under small rxrne and do not ak large profile. twu iii ; , , i , lcome their Calls promptly attended night or j Hay I'hnns 47 ami 30ft. rjrATATATATATjrjrArjrATjrjrAmrjrirArjrjrATAYjBl V Uva. I Mr. ami Mra. Ralph K. The M. K. Kun.hy School ill oharrva Kaater Sunday with a iecll aervlca for the iM iasioii, ltiber Miller and wifn from Miller's Mill, spent SiiiuUy ih hi father Mr. Chaa. Miller, of Ibis place. It is exiMN-led that revival lin-etintfs will Ixt held in the M. K. churt h begin ning the fore part of Atnll. There was no preaching here last Sun day on account of the pastor, llev, J W, Kxon being railed to Mt. Ion to conduct the funeral of Mr. Ueo, Marsh-alt. KHI.dU Rain aud wind Is strhlly In it at pres ent. Also mud. It. K, Linn, who haa been quite, sick, is improving at present writing. O.ir prospermia fanners am pa) lug their taxea erly ami taking advantage of the re hull) James Dew has rented bis place to Jscob Harry and will move to Idaho In the m ar fir lire. If yon winh to hear an up to-dale cai kit rail at Mrs. Matter's Minorca I ens and lisien. M. as Maude Mnlin begun a term I I school at the Kvergreeii school house, Dist. No. Til, Mndii. Those u h i went to the basket S's-ial at Viola n-Hirt a gisnl limn and good prices for the harkets. The isilitiesl sit has begun lo aimmer. Soon It Hill be al II J degrees Fare lii.c it. Vi suppose the I'eiito p.q.s will have a mixed slew. Miss Nellie Murray, of Hood View, begins the spring term ill Linn's school, ..... ii 'if rijj' i R. L. HOLfd TfiDocri IXi if C;ir L lieen visiting fur a ni'intk, ,b M.a K. II. Iturslurl'i, 1 1 their hmiie at llarreu, W. Ii The marrlagit of Mr. ' 1Oan lo M ia Mat! t'o, i Was le'el.rated al lbs kj bride's parents la-t Suit ar I cotlp'n will make Iheir hvh l.;SII, where I ll n grimm m We Wish them inui'li htpt'-ni Uiatiimomal life. ll (l Mfh.l4 His in low ing progran on the evening ol rshrun! the puplla uf dlatrh 1 No ( HeUhlS. under Ihs suptre-J their able le.rhrr, M.ttU; Inslrumerilal luuaii V Class exercise "I ('saw Kwi iUlion ' . k S. halt. Dialogue "The WorJ!: Ilisip Dri'l class of III Reiltatlon 'The l.,' Story" hn-aii S hal. Song "Ths Drunkanl'iC Reii l.le and ! Seh.tl l'las represenla'loiiTr of each grade. Mtuh' and I aUleau "! i ('ros 1 flit-it. Recita'loti "The Lrunkt' Jennie Ueo (tin. Dialogue "A S'arru Ft A c ihfhiti girls vs. bi)i, land and a Larson. IV-;- Ri i itatluit "Jnu'i SclMtx. j F lag rlriil, with recitalioa Dialotige "Siihacriiii'l k onsry F'ond." 01 l'.e-il ttliin "F:ntertlnln Dlst. No :'l,riext Monday. Mis Mur- ! Heail", lxtin Itorland Kir. A family has moved into Mr. Heck art's house this week. J. N. Harrington was called to High land last week by the sudden death ol his brother Albert. F. M. Darling is making a new chicken corral for his handsome fWk of full blooded white W'yanilotles. Mr. West has removed from Mr. Hall's house to Mr. Rowe's place in order to have more room for raising sjiiltry. Mrs. W. H. Beattie, of l'ortland, came up Saturday on a visit to her uncle, and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Beattie, of this place. Mr. Melvin Smalley is laid up with a sprained back and his brother-in-law Mr. Manley Goods is driving thednlivery wagon. Mr. and Mrs. James Heckart were here from Seattle to attend the funeral of Mrs. Heckart's father, Albert Harring ton, of Highland. A petition to the Hon. Mavor and City Council for the suppression of gambling, is being circulated and unani mously signed by our citizens. ray collies to us well recommended sad there is a rerlalntv of her success. Our schools are ainonu the bent In the coiinlv j The question "R. solved That It -Is Heller To Have Loved and Ist Than Never To Have Loved At All," was de cided as might he expected, at the lust debate, fur the affirmative. The next debate has Is-en post (siiied until March 21, on account of a social g'ven by the school on March 14. The social is for the benefit of the school. It is also lite clone of Mis Hiciribolhum't school. The next question Is, "Resolved That the Republicans Have Done More For This Government Than the Democrats." Song "Li'tle toy Him" Barton. Mrs. Brown Is visiting her folks in ' l'ortland, llenkle liros are culling wood for Chas. Rurghardt. Chas. Norris is working for Mr. John- Son at Damascus. Will Norris has bought a tract of land from I. Gordon, of this place. miss Annie imrghanlt spent a week in Portland visiting friends and relatives. I Chas. Knrghar.lt h is a contract to gt t ! out (XM cords of wood for Mr. If ankn. of Portland. .Miss Annie llenkle has left for vallis to siend the summer with lives there. . Mrs. K.Mickles and children, of Trout- date, were the guests of Mrs. V.. If Ktirfbart Sunday. ('lass recitation Tmiu Song " "Searching for the Slain" Dialogue Candling I fc'5 Song (ivpsy s W.riilBt D ill Drill Light Littlsli- Mrs. O. K. Larson nt T:'i Miss Mabel Snely of Wils' a to entertain with both Inttr.ie vocal music. Among thewr'K a distance were Mr. Jo'" ni Willapa, pr .f. David Wolfs. i K a k, Mr. II, P. Downing, Mr. and Mrs. (). F. Urso,:,rl and Mr. and Mrs. Scely ol; The attendance was en fn program was highly siHial 'la Hhulisl. ,'! Mr. Bool haa purcliaseJ farm. (Continued on H'; m Cor-tola- ASK Druggist for 10 CENT TRIAL 8IZK. Ely's Cream Balm Oltte Rslisf at eece. It clsanssa, annlhaa and hnils ulisail min tiraua. It curn Catarrh anl itrlrn away a Col.l in III llSftH quiextf. - (1 . j 7 la alxorliML lira's and rrol'7 Itnilorr lh IWlliMH of I tr. Trial Nina i; at PrinrCu Hi.! BltOTUKIlh, " ' n 0i Ava Ivelace ing with May Stone , of Kpnngwater, is visit-1 A n i lola. Fred Walker has returned from Dover. George Hicklnbothem, hr., is workinir 111 (lift tinur mill a e.l.-f .T.l.-l.T. 1.1.1. l.T.T. 1.1. 1.1. l.l. " iui tnovrri into a KflV MilW n-Drif Ia fx -rsr. . .1 Ul IfR-fc al m . .. 1 - J " ' V Vlt'ifT'JIl 1,11V Iltltl. I afl mousMos oi testimonial bitters receive Frtil. h . , 'd - tliirflT ;am a. . 1 ... 'a I'JBU III Ifl Mil 1M 1 - j SJ ska IW I aWa a rv FC a- a. an i ..v,,uirerwscurea. in wrritine Dr. K met ... " . which ia vtnu from it, ... .. . .. .. . . .. . , .n.w betureand . W.ff Ma.oon, of Oregon City, has 5 A R WMMT , .7, ,"-"" " 'V'ilmJ mmoH mis paper. been visiting relative. b ii,. r...i ' " niiiamc t tnitr rnmm...1l - I...1I.H- t.l..l. 1 a itTTM ,l ' uciuninia iniai, one nl llic iciiiuit" - been visiting relative, here the pas few ' ' ' W ,llfl'n!U,5 Fal'9- ri.T