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FRIDAY MAY 10, 1002
OREGON CITY -ENTERPRISE,
y u w VST , l.i. horse fell noon liim and bruised him
to the extent of making him unite oii-k
CORRESPONDENCE a The slah nm. at rVamlmll'a mill Ml
i irom me toot plant mi me tli)tit xtrikiiitl
I log and stones ttn feet below. He re
ceived some painful bruises about the
nos ami an ni!y out on the head hieli
I tins given him some trouble.
.Misa Maggie Lowe, who haa been at
Palmer the past four months, has re
turned home. Shortly before returning
she as exposed to smallpox and was
I vaccinated with which she is now hav
ing some sore e xpeiuwu'e.
Mr. A. Hay hurst and Aire, vmiiis, 01 : tsewt Jones who recently purchased a
Oregon City, spent Wednesday afternoon farm here has since purchased and
with Mrs. U. Kirhvaon. brought in a bnnrh of tine sheep. He
Mr. M illis, of Oregon City, is visiting kno ',ttt . ,
Mr. A. Hayhnrst. ' "r- Raker and f.iiuily. of Powells al-
Martin Christenson, of Union Mills, is I ' lnlu if ' ' w""
thinking about 8oing into the hinndry I - W h ,. near the mil.
business.
A few from this vicinity went to Heaver L Mf- M- ,K s- 1;'I' w
Creek last Wednesday night to the polit- r,U"' nJ r""t,,"", "'' .
Ir-.U-kintf BramhVI goes there at intervals for
leal shaking, medical treatment.
Mrs, p.. w , I -.ine ann airs, a. i..
Our correspondents will please send
In articles before Wednedays of each
week, otherwise it reaches us too late for
publication.
KUIorado.
Jones called on Mrs. l'earson last Thurs
v day.
William Weismandle went to Oregon
City last Friday.
Will Wallace has none to Portland to
woik.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Jones spent Sun
day at the home of 11 lVrry, of Muliuo.
Matin Chrisrenson, of Union Mills,
called on Miss Veva Jones lust Monday
evening.
Otto Striker. John Lamb, Miss C.
Helvey and M ss V. Jones went on a
tailing trip the early part of the week
Mrs. C. Slangier is able to be around
again.
C. Spence baa been on the sick list for
some time.
Pessie Taylor is the dining1 room girl
at the Aims boarding house.
The wea'her is line. Spring crona and
vegetsb'es are growing nicely. All man
ner of fruit trees are loaded with fruit.
The general health of our people is good,
and all are happy.
Sir hnndip 1 rail road tie unit thirteen
j cords of wood, went down the Walker
( reek flume in one day thig week.
Fault Civ.k.
The s'sine picnic at Ksgle Creek was
well a'tended. although the weather w
not the het. The addresses by W. S.
U'Ken and others were very gissl.
Dr. .1. N. Woodle. V. S.. of i'ortland.
wa visiting liia brother, J. P. Woodle.
last week, and doing some veterinary
ar-
Lost Hair
t- r. -sr-wr-
lul..a At JIT in , -
ill Niiri I mil r ii. ni
the convention the work of lh past year .utlUatcd, new house and barn,
were reviewed by rcp.n is itoni ine " r - Clackamas K, K. ntntmit, lt mi
inns district ollicois, ami . ... ................ I. e cheat.. All lirar the
. l"tpi..vrd cn.v ,
nlca lioni l'i.it, J".
" My hair came out by the hand
ful, and the gray hairs brcan to
creep in. I tried Ayer'a Hair Vigor,
and it stopped the hair from com
ing out and restored the color."
Mrs. At. D.Gfuy, No. S.ilem,AUss.
There's a pleasure in
offering such a prepara
tion as Aycr's I lair Vigor.
It pives to ail who use it
such satisfaction. The
hair becomes thicker,
longer, softer, and more
glossy. And you feci so
secure in using such an
old and reliable prepara
tion. N a kttl. All frairUti.
Born Satnr.liv morning, Mav 10. to
the wife of J. P. Woodle, an H pound
boy. Mother and child are d.dng fine.
Nearly everybody is through planting,
all but corn and late potatoes.
There w quite a rally of the Kennbli-
cans of EaWe Creek last Thursday night
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Miss I.. Gans vMted relatives in Ore-! m,),
gon l"ity last Saturday ana Minuay.
A L. and W. H Jones and 0 Dicke
son tx)k their cattle to the mountains
the fure part of the week.
L.iet Sunday a large crowd from heie
and troiu Suhubcl weut to liuckner Kails
for a picnic.
Mrs. J. Evans was on the sick list last
.
Dr. Goncher was called t Needy last
Sunday.
James Kmmert, of Portland, was the
guest of Mies Kd.th Jackson laet Sunday.
B. J. Helvey lost one of his horses lust
week.
A. L. Tones purchased two calves from j
G. lrulhnger last week.
l'. Smith is hauling lumber for his
Drw house.
If rur itrin;irlt cannot uwly Yen.
ml us on UiM.ur ami w ill ira
you a b..tt)e. attr ami rive th ttanta
X your iwtrMt rt.rfK orln. A.t.tr.'Mt,
il.l.AIMU ... iaiwcii. aju.
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i . :.. I 1 1 it i Imi . .IIP ll.r pt.tr ini".'. t.it in uir tar .,H - .
inewyearouinned. "S "V , ..r ihirc luta. hulld a hou.r .-.I
nil mi. i t " - - - mum '
'r luir,
A f,co entertain,, t given at the I aU .-, " , , ' " P
W.KKl.ne.i Hall by the St.eet liailway j (W lot and two no a . - -...,.
Kuipl.'jea' Asa.H'iatloii, of MiUaukte, j JlS rtl Mi.l.lla pinltle, I7 HI ruMlvnllmi. 1 he yrry I,,,,
last Saturday ui.ht. Then, a a Urge tncr lot o ijth Van Ihlteil atrcrla, Dirgon Cllj,
dthe allilr ta recogmr.-.. . , , . . . (lf i,,,!,,,,. S,.V1...
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and pump, gK.d location, lriniaray.
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1.1 on M I OHIO l ion'.. - ..
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attendance an
as a success
tl.
run,..
M,s Cora Jaggar has a new a heel
t.... I... ...... 1 1 .i. . i. ..,... unit ('.Miner
Mount rieaaanl, c,o eeel, un uu, ... v.. , ... ... . lama, county, ron.l ,
'""KOir'f,
' i ,so... I louse and lot ill Caiirioali. New Hoiiae 4 w 4 lci, Viult. '
Sp, ,K Water. I...t V "' ' t. "'"Ii
w ith a lauutiful sel of white china di lies
and other useful ariii les. A veiy pI.MS
snt time is repotttd by iI.om. were
there. Als u' (oitv Vre pi.sent to en
joy the fe.-tive iM'caioi,
Willmiiett
Mis Olive Wilson has returned home,
after a pleasant visit with Irienda here.
Mrs. C. A. Miller is enjoying a visit
f om her sister and little son.
Mr. M ipletlioipe is on the ,-ii k list
again.
Mr. and Mis. Sam Poliuv, of Portland,
visited Sunday at Mihlstine's.
Mr. and Mrs. A!e T'lstomage rnier
tamed a number ol friends fiom Port
land, Suud.ty.
Our amateur nine, the ''Mor.opo'ea.'
Miud.iy nllernoon,
Miss I., icy Oliver returned home from
Eastern Oreiptn Saturday.
Messis. I.indalev, tiilldlier, Slid Linda-
lev lett Monday inoi ning lor TillainiM.k.
Miss Mary Jones, of Portland, U visit
ing her parents.
Severs! Cams people aUeluled sinning
scIuhiI at beaver I'u-ck Hail, WcdoepiUy
evening.
Mr M.Hire waa brought home from the
a-vlinn, Thursday.
W. Moore and wife, of Portland, vis
ited the fotmei's mother.
Mr. Osflney, of Maple Lane, waa a
visitor at Mr. 11. Jones' Sunday.
Misaea Cola Jagtier and Vada I Mils
pcui Sundi.y afioiuoon at Mia. Limln
ley 's.
Uev. W. Lvans preached again Sunday
eveiiinn to a veiv laige and appree, ttive
audience It hsa been so long since e
had a gissl preacher heie tnat people
llo. -Led to hear linn.
One of th'
hnnd, two
hiliiucc gis.d I
T rnia ri '-oni,l.le.
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Ab-.lta. li made.
O. B. DIMICK,
Ationiry
k Wc can) the hugr.t st.M'k Caik
k? els, l'olhiiaud Lining" in Clack-
aiua . oiiuty.
Wc ate the only iin.l. itaLria in
Clackaium county owning a
hears.- and will luriii-.li It f.d lr
than can It had cUrwtntc.
Wr are under aiimtl c nse and
do not a-.k large pn.lita
Ca'N pi.iinptly attended night or
d.i v
TATATATAATATATAATATATATArA'rATjrjirArArATATjrfffii
I'h.ii.r. 4111 ami 3lH.
l. . I. n : . i. i i, , .
r "1" oouiineei. on iiih uepuniiean i teat the iVood l amp nine at a trial
taDV "riu l"M ! VT I tL II .MI l-mi YHP. .lai.itx Wnn. .i ii
Mr and Mrs. Kit.miller and Mrs
Price and daughter, of Dover, were thf
tfuests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Woodle
Sund y.
Genrgft
A very sad funeral took pi ice here,
ahout a week age. The remains of Miss
Anna Lins, daughter of Herman Lins,
were brought here for burial. She died
iu the Good Samaritan Hospital in Port
land, after an illness of two weeks of
pneumonia, she ws eighteen years ol
ate. Her many friends express their
sympathy for the sorrowing family.
Julius Paulsen is going to commence
building his house soon; he is busy
hauling lumber now.
The friends of Miss Dora Schmidt are
g'ad to hear that she is coming borne
boon.
Hans Paulson is repainting his picket
fence around his house.
Henry Jjhnaon is improving his place,
which he bought last winter.
John W. Meldrum was here to resur
vey the road in this neighborhood, and
as soon, aa the weather permits the su
pervisor will commence road work.
Joe Woodle and his brother, of Port
land, were seen in the neighborhood a
tea days ago.
Peter Paulson is buildinn a fine new
picket fence around his house.
Miss Martha Paulson gave a birthday
party to all ber schoolmates. All that
were there seemed to enjoy themselves
and had a good time.
Alms.
0. V. Hickman, of Palmer, visited his
parents at this place a few days ago.
Mrs. J. N. Branihall was the guest of
Mrs. J. A. Hickman, May (.
W. D. Thomas and wife went to Port
land .May 6. From there they will go to
Beaver Creek, where they will remain a
few days with Dr. Thomas and family.
Mis. VV. D. Thomas will return home
and W. D. Thomas will try his fortune
elsewhere tor a fcenson.
John Jones, the teamster at Bramtiall's
mill, is laid up with a sore foot.
Mr. Burns, the new Evangelical pastor
lor tli ib circuit, came up from Uroutdaie
a few days ago to viJit bis flock and leave
an appointment It is reported that
while riding from one place to another
. Oawrgu,
Last Sunday morning about 1 o'clock
the house of K. L. Pollock, on Seventh
street, was discovered to be on fire. The
flames hail made such headway that it
was imooFgihle to save the building
The hou-e has ben unoccupied for sev
e'al months. Mr Polio:-, removed to
Portland last Fall, but expecied to re
turn her? in a St. ort time His loss bv
the fire, (which was undoubtedly of in-
eendia'-y origin), wi'l approximate 11000.
Judge Hayes spoke to the people of
Oswego last fidav eeninir in the
Orange Hall on the political issues of
ttiedsy. It is need'eas to say that the
Judne heM hia audience from beginnirg
to end. The Judge is a keen, clear cut
and lovieal speaker and most nndoiibt
edly knows what he is talking about.
Several Oswego fishermen have left
their nets and gone to work in the pipe
lounary.
The smallpox sraie has subsided, there
having been no other cases.
M's. Eva Bus-ard, M's. Grant White
and Mrs. Pearl Coon, spent Sunday at
the holr.e of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Haines.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner enter
tained a number of visitors from the city
Sunday.
Mrs. Sarh Evans, who has been liv
ing in Portland for some time, returned
to her home in Oswego last week.
Mrs. Mary Zimmerman, of Portland,
is visiting her son, Philo, this week.
Your correspondent heard a man. who
is a life long Democrat, sav to another;
"les, I want to register. I did think of
making my home in Portland, for situ
ated as I am I c.".n live more cheaply
there, but I will stay in Clackamas
County until ader the election. There
is just one man that I want to and will
vote for and that man is George C
r .. .r ... . . ..
oruwneii. ies. lie continued, "you
may oe surprised to hear that from a
Democrat, hut P.rownell haa come nearer
fulfilling the pledges he made to the
people ttian any man I know of, and I
wain to see turn re-elected."
game, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Al. Buckles and children
visited Puitland Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Keam hive moved
to Oregon City.
Mrs. Nellie L tinson, State organizer of
the L. O T. M., was a guest ol Mra. Will
ll.alges, Friday
Marijuani.
I here was a good attendance at the
relic wiciable, May L'nd, and mjiuo good
speeches. The Bociety realized over $12.
Mrs. Albright has just leturned from
the luueral ol her auui, Mrs. P. A. Mar-
(juam, of i'ortland.
Mr. Dentley's biother'a family, con
sisting ol six persons, haa jual arrived
I rum me bast.
iiiose mat have tn.p yards are very
uusy iraiuing ineir nops.
The roads are diyiug fast and we will
BOi n lie dreading Hie dust as uiucb as
ttie mud.
.Mr. Seward s school closed at this
place, rrlday, lor the summer, liito a
number of toe parents vUiu d the suhool
ib the afternoon.
The Grange at this place will reorgan
ize, Thursday alternooii.
We live by our blood, and on
it. We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rich or. poor.
There is nothing else to live
on or by.
When strength is full and
spirits high, we are being re
freshed, bone muscle and brain,
in body and mind, with con
tinual flow of rich blood.
This is health.
When weak, in low spirits,
no cheer, no spring, when rest
is not rest and sleep is not
sleep, we are starved ; our blood
is poor there is little nutri
ment in it.
' Back of the blood, is food,
to keep the blood rich. When
it fails, take Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil. It sets the
whoIe body going again man
woman and child.
If yon hart not tried il, send for free aample,
its agreeable tA.ste will surprise you.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemist
4"9-4'5 Tearl Street, Kew York.
50c. and Ji.oo; all druggists.
Colton-
Miss ellie Gottberg spent a few days
in me metropolis last aeeH.
F. M. Robeson, D. Breck and S.
Hoover, of Ostrander, were visiting at
Mr. Garret's a few days last week. They
weie accompanied by Mr. Kobeson's
little daughter, Miss Veva, of Ferett,
who will remain with relatives here a
few weeks.
Mrs. Hunter and sons, Glenn and
Earl, came up from Portland last Wed
nesday to stay on their ranch during the
summer.
R. Stone had the misfortune to lose
another horse May 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox and son. of Trotit-
dale, were visiting relatives here last
week.
J. Gorbett made a business triD to
Brooks, Morton County, last week.
Mrs. E. Countryman and daughters
were the guests of Mrs. P. Bjnnev on
Monday last.
Dix brothers have taken the contract
of building on addition on the school
house.
.Miss Christina Carlson was visitinir
inenos in fciwood last Bunday.
Colton will have another dance at the
city hall May 31.
Henry Henrici has moved hia family
Lack to the farm and boards at home.
going back to his work on his wheel.
M. McGeehan's infant daughter was
quite sick with measles last week but is
tuliy recovered.
Mr. Frost, of Oberlin. Kan., arrived
Tuesday evening to visit bis father, D. G.
Frost, who has been dangerously ill for
some time.
The DOStoflice will he remnvpd Tln.ro.
day, May 15, to the Nickel's building,
near tiy uros.- old store. I'atrons will
please notice the change.
A number of friends and neighbors of
Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Grout gave them a
surprise party on their twentieth wed
ding anniversary, and presented them
Xllwaukle
The Milwaukie band will give an anni
versary concert at the Milwaukie Town
Mall, Ihurnday evening, May lo. The
boys made at toat lime their limt ap
pearance in full uniform. A wrand time
was enjoyed by all.
The Milwaukie Saturday Night Club
gave a dance at the U'oxIio.mi Hall, u-
uroay ingnt, May A
Kev, P. Conklin, of Findlay, Ohio.
preached at the Milwaukie Evangelical
Church last Sunday evening.
Five new 40 foot open trailers, from
Kan Francisco, have been received.
eijuippeu ana put on t tie Oregon City
line to accommodate summer lravt-1.
Lr. D. C. Newman, of Nebraska, has
purchased a tract of land in KoninMon'g
Addition, at thih place, and will erect a
$3,000 residence on the pioperiy.
The Postui Hter-Generul al Washington
is reported to have appointed a special
agent to inspect, among others, tlm A)i.
waukie free rural delivery route, which
was petitioned about four months ago.
The agent is expected awn.
The district Epworth League Conven
tion of 1 lie German Methodist E
Cburchjfur Oregon and Washington a,
nem in the Oerman Mtthodist Church
of Milwaukie for two days, voinir into
session Tuesday evening, May 13. It IH
estimated that ahout 00 delegates were
The weather is nice; orchards are
white with blo"in. lir.iiu crois are all
in the ground. Most all are busy w ith
gardening at tjres. nt.
There has been a w avu of Improve
ment in ( i.irlieiil E Surface bus a lint
ol new b lind fence on his (ar 111 , put ii Li'iucm a"d mill men of tins vicinltv
hv 1.. P.ilinaieer and C. I'lincaii. Mr. .. ' ar.- Ink ug advsiil ig" ol tlm in. sent g
t'ra f or I and sun h a pirt "f their we .tln r. and a cmi lomince of the .re
Isianl fe,. e built. Mr. I, Palumieer cut con. I lions will be to lliein a I. arvexl
and Wl'lisn, Holder has some new fence 1 I,.,,., V-i.r.n.u. l... hus hern
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R. L HOLMAR
Two Docrx Scd: sf Cs:r!B:!i
lo and Mr E. Krinbaum has a good
.piarter of a mile of new boaid fence.
Tom Hnxlev is erecting a line new
dwelling on bis bum. (inrlleld is loom
ing up un improvements
Garfield was shocked to hear that
Mrs. Mary l.emon would never be here
nguu: not that she w is "no moie," but I
that she was Mis. Mooie.
Mike llabline was in tiarfleld Satur
day and Sunday.
Mis. Oatli.-ld is on the sick 1st.
Mrs. Anna Covey is ipiHe ill at J. P.
Irvan 's.
K.s Pinklev is very poorly.
Mrs. Stubby is soon to be home from
I'or'land, where she has been under the
doetoi' care for live months.
sen y ill lor lb" pad two n'k t"
gn a'lv inipiovcd and ai.lo lo l al hef
pool ol duly.
plowing and
from
Thousands Haye Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know It.
How To Find Ont.
Fill s bottle or common glass with vour
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set
tUng Indicates an
unhealthy condi
tion ol the kid
neys; If It stains
your linen It is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain In
the back Is
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
ucr are oui 01 oraer.
What to Do.
There Is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp.
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain In passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor,"
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root Is soon
realized. It stands the highest for Its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists In 50c. andjl. sles.
You may have a sample bottle cf this
wonaertul discovery
ana a book that tells TWtS;
more aoouiit, DotnsentE. Ij 'Stii-ri., ' "H
absolutely free by mall, iiL '--'XS'I
address Dr. Kilmer U
Needy.
The farmers are busy
owing.
Miss Mvrtle Smith came home
Annua to stay for this summer.
Miss Ida Kuhnkee rsle to Hubbard on
her new wheel Monday.
Mr. and Mra. Hen Smith were at
Aurora Tuesday.
Iwis and Julius Soala sn.-nt Sundav
with their purents.
Flank M. llerry l.-lt Friday for
funeail, Alaska.
Misses Norah and Zoa Fish visited
Leona Mohr Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs W. S. and Mrs. John Hurst, ol
Aurora, visited relatives here Sunday.
The school entertainment given bv
Gilliert Noe, at Itrvland. .iv 3. was a
grand success. The building was
lowdod, and everything: was in 11erf.n l
ord.-r as all were eager to see hih! bear
what waa taking place on the staife.
The instrumental music was of the best.
Messrs. C. Keesland. II. Kobbins mid
K Garrett rendered it.
Mr. Chas. Wolfer, of Logan, s-nt
several days this week in our neighborhood.
Misg (iraen Tlionip-nn
sister, Mrs. Will, of Aurora, a lew duvs
last week.
Miss Tens Stume has a new wheel.
Miss Mae Kin.er visited Woodhiirn
Monday.
Herb Johnson piid Hubbard and
Aurora a short call Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Fish visited Mrs. Johnson
Tuesday.
A number of the Needy boys have
joined the Mackaburg ball team.
The Ilepulican candidates and G. 1!
Di mick spoke here Tuesday evening. A
large crowd was out and all appreciated
what was said, the KepiiblicanH Hre
strong in this precinct and we trust will
win
Miss Anna Johnson, of Oiegon City, is
visaing iter parents.
Mr. Hastettler has moved Into his new
residence. His newly married son
George occupies the old.
Miss Mae Kiner has a new wheel.
Mrs. Ki niter and children have re
turned from Antelope and expect to
make their home here for the future.
Miss Norah Fish gave a pleasant dance
at her home Thursday evening. A large
number of her friends attended and re
port an excellent time.
Mrs. Minnie Haskins, of Portland, and
her son Frank, of Uutte, Mont., visited
relatives here the latter part of last week.
itnlUn.i
Potato I'Untl'iu' n the order 1 f thedav,
while the farmers wvdi ,heir promising
crops grow.
Kevcul ere nil se.,r i,or have been
purchased bv our in.iilriuiis farm. -is
alio intend hi l.iri.oh iieaiu tor lh
Clear Cir-k . leu.. i v.
Our ro.nl l.nas s lining suiiie grading,
pre .iaiorv to Uvmg dow 1, i.ne an I .inn
hall miles of plank.
Much new fi'iicM g has !-. 11 erected In
til's coiiiii ttt.it y during the p4st M'r
Mr. Ilollensworlh is hulling lumber
lor a in w ha. 11. w hi. I. he is lo cm t so n.
A M Kiicbeiu Is treat ng bis house
to a coat n( paint which adds mil. h lo
its appearance
Two sis Uls an I two children's day ex
ercises am to lake place ju ll.e n.-vt (our
weeks. Otieol the s.x ials will be yiveii
al the . lose id Miss Slime's school in
I'lst. .No. 70 on the :i.-. of May and tlm . coiise.i'ieiitly is the only oral ilii
oilier at Hie close ol Mum Murray
sch.Mil in lljst. No. m, on Jims I.I, Chil
dren's day exercises are lo be June 1 at
the chinches.
I!. P. I.inn is .join, sick with atl,ma.
Harry Mushier who closed a four
mouths term of school at Ibsid View, la
home representing the clolhi.ig company
he has represented lor the past three
years.
Krei green Mm 111 lft,
Follow lug is the report ol .
lit' .lit Ii ending May U. I 1 y ,
pupils enroll.-.!, K; !) ut,,,.
,.,(; day alxniicr, .1. , avrrif d:, ,
tendance, H; tunes lardy, 1, f
1 who Were l ie., nt every day Uur t
111. nth am. Is.lly and N-I!it Sw
Fieda and Adolpb l'l iiungrr ituj j,
Ortleih, Patrons and ntlirri i(i
lliacles)! work are Invited lu
chj Mai 11 Srnsie, tesclisf,
I.ILr. 1 ItrunalaiDu
"Five years ago a illnraiw tin kt
called dts.p.U r.s.k ucli bJJ i .
that I could scarcely go," sil n ij.
S. Marsh, Well known attiirn; i
coma. Tel. "1 look ipia lit ills tlp
and other medicines but tiuilnnj U
me. As a df owning nun fi'j 1
straw I grabbed at K'slol 1 lilu
pr iveuieiit al once and after 1 kt .
ties am sound and well," Kuuul 1 .
only piei.aiatioit which null; fr,
doers ll.n natural dlgetlivt jmm 1
B.rui(walrr.
A Kel.ekali 1nlge of 1 0 O F Is lo
organiji. d soineiiine ill the near future,
lml.' u numher ol young people exis-i t
to join.
The Grange la prospering here as well
as elsewhere. Three new member
were Liken 111 the Orange ul last ineei
11 g The topics discussed 111 the Orange
were: "Ol Whul Advantage isan Educa
tion." and "Nature Sin.lv " "ri, ......
visil, her 1 topics in the Orange will he "Poi,.!,.
t'ulture," and "I lowers In II,,, Home "
The last few bright days tlm grain is
coming ,111 nicely ii, prospects for
fruit. Everybody is planting garden
Sblbleys saw a badger ill their llel
11- m musing numerous hurrow in their
" "') are trying to cpturo him
Several moie purchases of cream si-pa
rators have been uiudn .
'anlijr.
Georgn Fletcher is still quite sick
with appendicitis at the home ol his
mother.
Mrs. liay, of Pennsylvania, is making
a visit w ith her father and mother, Mr?
and Mrs. Dick
Mis E. Shis went to Parkplace last
. i..rso.,y 10 uii.d her mother, Mrs. C
Chiyson, who bail met with a serious ac
cident. A large political meeting was held here
in the city hall Monday evening Oeo
C. Ilrownell was the principal ss.uker!
A great deal of enthusiasm wasdisplayed
and the ladies were out in full force.
Mrs. F. Zollner and Mary Stalnaker
were in Oregon City the latter pari of
the week .
gesta any goo-1 f.sid and curst iny I
of stomach trouble, (.eo, lltnlitj.
John Slatlirer. of Hubbard, visile,!
David Zimmerman's Sunday.
at
Kelso,
At the close of a very successful t.r.
of school at Borings school house last
Saturday evening, an entertaining pro
gram was given by the school and out
side talent. After the exercises had
been listened to by an attentive audience
baskets were fold anil the vonmr rr.l0
of the neighborhood had a general good
time. The money raised is to be used
to purchase equipment for the school
building. The people of the district
heartily appreciate the effort nut tn.t.
by Miss Frs.ier, the teacher, to make
me bciiooi anil social a success.
The people of Kelo. beinir locflteri l.u.
tween Sandy and UoringH, had a double
opportunity 01 nearing the Republican i r,
candidates on their county nmti.ii.n I n
c . . . . ' 1 . "
rro.iiwoav can oe gatnered from the
. lon't Nlurt U ronie.
Don't start the summer with a linger
ing cough or cold. We all know what a
"summer cold" is. It's the hardest kind
to cure. Often it "hangs on" through the
entire season. Take it in band right
l"i)H of One Minute Cough
Orrsnn UU .Harkcl RrprL
(Corns tml to Friday.)
Wheal -No. 1 , IMK- butbtl.
Flour Portland, II ft psr bSL i
per sk. Howard's Itest, IWc pert.
I.HUpcr bl.l.
Os's -lusacka, while, (I l5tolS;
rental, gray, 1 10 lo 1 b'l
Hay old Tliiio'hy, hales, litH
b.e, !l lo J'J ,'.,) K-r loll. I'lvi
o,'s, 111 Mixed hay, I
Mlllslllirs llrall. IIT.V) I" t
abuits, fl 'I Ikl per ton ; chop, III) 1
Ion, hurley, rolled, I'.'.'i.lH) s-r tun.
I'olalot s ILL'S to f l -'t'i r l'Joi
ll.a.
Eggs Oregon, He i-r ilmm.
Itutter Kancb. .') to 4'iC"
Onions, cl.oi.- 2 lo L"cpsr lb.
Diessed 1 til, kens Id III !'." 1 1"
I .iv..mI,uIi ...ul lr..M.'.l lllflll
live,! I. ltd 10 11.75 sr hilti.lf l.
live fi its; hogs, dr.s ed, fl'i .
sheep. ;IL to 4c; sheen. lltM'.
Veal, du-ssed, '7 cents Ismls, '
'.'a hi lc; laint.s. dre.sed, He.
Asparagus 7c s-r Ib.
Ithubarb, Z- per lb.
Dried apples, 7c s-r lb.
Prune, (dried) petite, 2c jf '"i1
bin, large, 4.: per lb, tiinliutu. 3
Kilvu. a '
Parsnips. Ibn-ts and Carroll, ft
I er sack.
!, ol I line.
I have sold Chamls-rltin'
Cholcraand Ihairhoea lleineilyi'-'!"''
and would rather be out of colTei v
sugar than It. I sold five UuttN
vesterdsv to Ihreshi.n that Could F
farther, ami they are at work kt,n i
morning II. It. Phelps, I'tyoioo
Oklahoma As will be feD 1
alsive the threshers were ahls 1
n wilh their work without loi"f
single dav'a time. You should M
bottle of this Ilemody in your "
For sale by O. A. Harding, Drnggt-
. ure will set you right, Sure cure for
iwgh8, colds, croup, grip, bronchitis, all
throat and lung troubles. Absolutely
safe. Acts at once. Children like it.
"One Minute Cough Cure is the best
cough medicine I ever used," says J. H.
Bowles, Grovetiwn, N. H. "I never
found anything else that acted so safely
and quickly." Geo. Harding.
VOUR. FAITH
oura If you try
Shiloh's
Consumption
Cure
VUI U money, and rt t'K
free trial bottle if jmu 1 ' c
hllll.OII'B roala i cents anl "V,1, tl
sumption, pneumonia, llroiicm11? g
tiing Trouhlcs. Wilt cure a coun w
In a lUy, and thus prrvei.t ""lmitia
It hai been doing these lliliiK',""'r
8. C. WKrxajt.'o,, be Key. 1-
Ksrl's Clover Root Tea correct! u
working men at the mills in tl,:
rTnrru. rA n.uri.D t. 11: ... n.iiy,
Co., Btaghamton. U. Y. When wrltlr.ir men- V" .,1 .'oU" f ndiritoH will get
tton reading this generous offer In this pacer. .,.'' .". ... ole':. 1 kno
Kull Mm, r
LADIES' ani CHILDREN'S SHOES
All Uradra
Hpetdal llaranins In
RRnrTDiro. PiTPNT MrDICINES
S. HUNT. Willamette VnU !!"? stall :
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