onitfittN OITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY. JUNE 13,
1902
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I CORRESPONDENCE
Oar eorresiiondents will please send
n articles before We-.lneJn.v8 of each
week, otherwise it reaches us too late for
publication.
Kldnrsilo.
Mrs. F. Irish is on the sick list.
A. L. Jones lost valuable horse last
week.
Mrs. Otto Striker called on Mrs. 0.
A tlkins Sunday.
The shingle weavers of Liberal are do
ing a rushing business
Leon Jones and Sidney Smith went
fishing the first of the week.
Mrs. Minnie Fanton is stayingat home
during her mother's illness.
Fred Stevens has quit going fishing,
lie says they don't bite good.
Mrs. J. J. Mailed was visiting her
niece, Mrs. Pearson, Monday.
Misses Mary Moll in and Yeva Jones
went to Canny one day last week.
Otto Striker and George llelvey were
breaking a new horse to work Sunday.
Clarence Mallett, of Maple Lane, was
visiting friends here one day lal week.
Mr?, (toucher's sister and brother-in-
law, of Ohio, are visiting relatives here. ,
A. L. and W. If. Jones just finished
planting four acres of potatoes for the
latter.
There will be a dance at the old Oeorge
Ranch house Saturday night. Every
body come and have good time.
There was a dance at Mr. Pendleton's
last Tuesday night and all who attended
report having had a jolly good t me.
Dancing was indulged in until 3 o'clock
when all departed for their respective
homes. Coffee and cake were served at
midnight. Those present were: Misses
Agnes Wallace, Betha Hermn, Verna
Smith. Yeva Jones, Susie, Keta and
Baiw Bowman. Mrs. Bowman and Mrs.
Mcltonald, Messrs. B iMcDonald. J.
larnell, P. Pendleton, Harris, Jot Mal
lett. Ernest Davis. Frank Manning,
Clwle Smith, Martin Christensen, and
John Bounds.
BlackHi
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TIMKIY IUO WKUK SUTKSSI'VI
Klgh'h (irmlo F.xmiliMtl fr
Kmlcd and Diploma Award, d.
" I have used your Hair Vigor
for five years and am greatly
pleased with it. It certainly re
stores the original color to gray
hair. It keeps my hairsoft." Mrs.
Helen Kilkenny.New Portland, Me.
Ayer's Hair Vigor has
been restoring color to
gray hair for fifty years,
and it never fails to do
this work, either.
,You can rely upon it
for stopping your hair
from falling, for keeping
your scalp clean, and for
making your hair grov.
II. M I Mil. All 4raul-
ir your drOfirist cannot supply '.
semi us ana il.dUr amt will exiu-ms
j. mi a IhiuId. He sure anil (tins the nam
of your nearest empress utiles. Address,
J. C. AY Elt CO., Lowell, Mas.
Ctraa.
Rev. Elmer preached Sunday.
F Vonderahe lost a valuable horse
lust weeK.
n i e . v: .,.i r,a T,.o ' nervisor. as his work speaks for
OOril, J Hurt u, iw iUt. mm w . i .1 . 1 I.,
F.a.on .iatwl. er. F and he d,d not squander he peoples
here. It shows well for Brownell.
The Orange is gnitw to build a hall to
hold its meetings in the near future, as
the schoolhouse is too small now and
there are several new members to come
in soon.
Grange was organiid at the Irving
schoolhouse June 4. with.tiO charier
members. The officers were: Haider
Family, 3; the Huxley Family, 2; the
Yoeiim Family, 2; Krighanm family, !;
Davis family, 1. fc. Unit nan amt U.
I Crawford were elected by the vole of the
members.
Mr. Alton has a hard time to get a
crowd to talk to. as he always complains
of having no hearers only as they turn
out to pay their respects at funerals. A
Garfield people are always good to go to
hear preaching there is something wrong
somewhere as li P. Rich, of Kelso, al
ways has large and very attentivecrowds
and good collections. Perhaps he tries
more to emulate the great Preacher, Je
sus of Nazareth, and does not club those
he was sent to call. That is why he gets
the crowd and coin .
Our roads are getting good work done
on them where they most need it, by the
best sii pervisor this district Has ever had.
Had the voters known it would have
heen lawful to have written his name on
the tii Lets themselves, he would have
heen re elected to the office of road sn-
Itself
Mrs. Uorbet was. the guest ( Mrs.
Wlllson, of Pear Tree avenue, last Fri
day .
The bay crop will be rather light In
this vicinity this year, but fruit prospect
are. fine.
The James road is being opened, which
is a great advantage to the residents of
lower Colton.
'.trandpa Plnard is In very poor health.
He is atayiutr at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Lall'erty.
It is renorted that one man in Colton,
when he heard the election returns of Ins
own precinct, was so delighted that he
only got one third as much milk from his
cows as usual Hut after he got the
county returns guess he was not able to
milk at all!
, of good Unit' l.nd. .t ...He from M'wil railroad .UH(1,
nv.llc "d Willamette tlvrr. f 15 wr err. i "
I hi SI-ITS
ii ....tiiv.ted nrw house and bartl. .n Improved county
,o acres. "'Vm.l K. K. . "'"' 't..I. K '
.1. All ttfP ilia .'mm il.. '
Wrst Gladstone tor Mir .."' " " " - "r. T
uy our, two m - ui ih '
iii III West Oiegoil City. Cood location, ' "
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Tondon spent
Monday with Mrs. Fauet.
Milton May, of Oregon City, spent
Sunday witli iiis cousins, Louis and Cora
Jaggar.
The Misses Thomas, White and Dills
spent Sunday evening with the Misses
Guyer.
Albert and Clara Schoenhiirn and
Heriha Spangler went to Highland to a
picnic Saturday
money on by trails but put the work on
tne main roads w here it will do the most
people the most good We are loth to
see him go out as our roads are in need
of just such a man to put them in a good
aim pe.
Borings.
James Morris is improving his land
new
here.
Vetsch Bros, have purchased a
spring wagon. j
J. A. Richey is doing scm-; carpenter i
work on Iiis lioue.
Joseph ( (sbern ami wife
of E E. Kichey Sunday,
Mr. L. Aeiniserfiier and
trip to Portland liitt week.
O. W. Boring ma'ie a flying tii to
Portland in his bu.-gy Sunday, J une 1.
lockerliy
Fruit is a month later this season, but
the prospects are good.
Mr. Honebone, our rnad suiervisor, is
doing some good work on the roud.
Miller Bros', sawmill, four miles east
of here, Is the best in this end of the
countv. They manufacture the very
tiest of lumber.
R. W. Hardenbrook, of Poitland,
passed through here Wedneedav on his
way to the moii'ilaiiis to locate hind.
Kina Spuri:enn, siiiierinteinlent of the
upper Ciai-kanms hatchery, paseii
were guests ' tlirout'li ben; jU Thiiri lay on his Way to
i his station.
wile ma le a
Mr. IC-
ber of improvements on bis land here.
U. Biirrieue Ins his new ham nearly
completed, which is a e;r.-at improve- j
lijt-nt i
Willi:tm Ifichey, of .y-amore, whs the
gii-st of ins parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. A j
l;i:!iey, Sol. lay. !
Elec:io:i over and the Hepuh icans are
here
liover.
There was a ir"d attendance at the
meetings last Sunday.
t. II U-....I i,f Vpulienr Is
eion is making quite a nuui- , ,,' ul,L.r an,l brothers.
r - - - -
The directors staked out the grounds i t.-resting f.
for the new school-Louse .Monday.
Stuart 1'iice and twouirls went fi-hiriii
la-t wn-1.. 1 h'-v caiighl five nice large
ti-h.
CI in-nee Ca-":idy, from Ph'S'siitit Hill,
was s-en witli hi-lueiiuj at Dover last
Siinuav .
weui'ig sinilirii laces, wnne me sun
beads jic drooping around in a inott
lueiaijcholv w iv.
Heaver t'reea.
Hay harvest i already closing; some
have already cut their hay.
Celena Jones took a ride in a new
buggy through here this week.
Hall Knidsly is painting his house,
which improves its looks a great ileal.
Shannon Bros, passed through here
last week on their way to bale hay for
Josi, of Cams.
KIT.
Mrs. See'y and young son, of Tacoma,
are visiting Grandpa Sw-ely's.
A. S. Klinesmith has the material on
hand for the erection of a new kitchen.
W. W, May has purchased six and
one-half acres of land from F.A. Kly.
Consideration, ftioO.
S. M.Gillettput new windows in the
north side of the postulHce, thereby
greatly improving the light.
Miss Katherine McMillan and her
mother went to Soda Springs VVednes
for the benefit of the medL iul water.
F. M. Darling has sold the house
formerly occupied by the poatnmVe to
the citv council for the use of Fire Com
pany So. 4.
W. F. C. Gueiither is much improved
in health and seems to tie in a lair way
to fulty rexain strength to resume his
former occupation.
Miss Katherine McMillan went to
Portland Friday evening to meet her
mother, who airived salely Sanyday
nioruin from Minnesota.
Mr Duvall was up from Sellwood on
business Saturday. He and bis three
hoys are all working in the woolen mills
at that place, and are well pleased with
their positions.
Miss Myrtle Currin ami Mr. Theodore
Weeil were joined- in wedlock's holy
bonds on Wednesday evening in the
Presbyteri tn church in the presence of a
lurun number of invited irnests. The
i . .i .....i o ..!
Iiappy rililjim we,, um in iiiruiD ui
many beautiful and useful gifts.
Bpnngwater.
Rum, June 7, to the wife of William
Kaudle, a daughter. Mother and child
doing well.
The Grange will give a public enter
tainment ami Children's Day exercises
in the Grange Hall Saturday, June 1M.
Everybody glad to have tine weather.
The Cwld rains damaged the fruit crop
and it will not he inure limn half a crop
in this vicinity.
The fusionisis got nearly one to six
teen ami would not have had that if
Governor Geer hud done bis duty anil
got out and canvassed for Furnish. It
Would also have put a feather in hist-ap
for ihe L'. S. Senate, but us it is, he is a
political dead duck.
The Presbyterian Church observed
( I ildreri's D.y last Sunday. ' Ti e little
folks tiiat took pari ill solids and recita
tions were: I. mine Uaney. r.ihel l.ewel-j
leu, Lora Slortner, Willie, (iiacie, Kthel
and Kosie Chmsi.er. F.dith shannon,!
A a I.oveLice, Ilu-ic ' iensei w rro ky, Zoe i
Ogh'shy, Valna Var.Dyke, (ilaihs i
k'-r, K;va Albught, Sue ICenl, Jolmrie
Mil-it, ami Mifs ( liio-smith. line in-!
lure ol Hu; pri gram w-is a
l mi"siotnirv Iron. Main. .Miss Hatch. Mih
) spoke ami told of the Ways of the
; of Siatu and sang a solo in their
! guage.
. . . ... i ! t . . , !., . i, ne lor Mie iicr . , ... i.r
r.innlv Si-h.M) Sunerlntemiciii j. i ft lots in ri
i... wr.h.d dii.lomsi to the ! Call and h
,' .. :. ,,U uiilH KOCI'eSSlllI ill the I , .,, .,,. luili
male timlorm eighth grade examinations , (n Mo,,lu ,,,,1,1,, ,7o It. cultivation. ll VPrr w
for Mav. These diplomas entitle the Ji. , Va.l Hurrn strrrts, Utcgon Cll.
holder to admission into any high .. ok I f .hj,a. Co... It,..,
lit dil.lllliill Hi 1IIH a 1 tn" - 1 1 "
her of others will complete one or two
branches in June:
District No. 411, llaruiony-Kveretl
Green, Huldah Kanne
District No. :t4, West (begoii ( ny
Donald Shaw. Hessie Sjlmbe. Kolaut In.
gram. Frances Wilkinson, ern lt.tdoit
District Nj. UW. Willamette Falls
Mae Fgite. Tillie Schal.-r. Harry Uerdine
District No. II, Mcadowhrook Koyal
Triiilhnncr. .
Dlsliict No. 54, lUrersldeltessle
Sleight. .
District No. :12, Harmony --Sarah
Fdna Gard.
District No Concord-l-.rnest Naet.
iiislrict No. IS, Miindorir's bilhe M.
I.ucke, JiHteph K. Hol!
District No. 3, Caiicinah Malcolm
Tel (on I, I.lllie Hacker.
District No. 47, Oswego Lena Small,
Fdna CtH.ne, Myrtle While, r.mei ,
rhompsou. Waller Courier. :
District No. NO, Canhy Kate Hauip ,
ton, Annette Wait 1
District No. 77, Damascus t arrie
Fredolph. ' ...... 1 '
District No. 1, Milwaukic-b-e.S-hiiid
ler, Louise Demeuther, Delia Tayior,
Harry West. Manila Hu kemeier. I
District No. 7. Curiuisulli l.ydla
Sleiniiian
District No. 20, Mackshurg Kalph
Grihhle.
The last examinations for the eighth
grade will he held III Hie dill'-reul cuiluly
thools tin June 11, 12 and l:t
, ,r,Kid ch ar land, tine mile from Clacksmst ,,,, .
t(""" rvrd.MM T "!.-."- V f""f
lM House and lot in C.ncmslt. New Houw 4 x 14 frrt. ,tlr, ,
ta ' Sp.lt.g W.tcr. Lot V't l-'rt.
Due of the best stock ranrhr. in Clackamas county. cn.Ltl,,. 0f ,
fenced, two g.a.d l.. bouse, .mall orchard, alxmt l.s a, rrl C(1
balsticr good .a.tme and easily clraie.l. 4 tuilra from MoUH
Terms reasonable. v. ' '
Loan 5 on money .... first mortgage senility and loan your uiry
Abstracts made.
0. B. DIMICK,
Attumry lt
jrjrjrjrjrAYArATArmTATATjrjrATATmTATmT4rAT0e
.Built -to Fit the Feet,
Y.-t .otnliiiiiiig ftyle with blissful comfort
nii.j took at our summer fmdwmr.
prices.
Conn I.
I.llto Nlylcs RliJ L,,;; .
KRAUSSE BROS
FIVK VFIiK(H(AlH AlH
t'oiiiinciice.ne.it Kxeiclsi-s at tlie
Drrguu t Itj Nchwul.
ht
Tne assembly halls of the West Ore
gon City School were Well tilled last
Monday evening to witness the gradiU
lioii exercises of Ihe eighth giade. lies
sin Shids', Frances Wilkinson, Verne
batdorl, Donald Shaw and Kdert I it -itram
were graduated front Ihe eiw-bib
giade. The liieinliers o( Itie teulli grade
class w ill puisne llieir studies during t.ie
coining school vear. Tim program (or
the evening was enlerlainltig. Music
was rendered by a tpiariette ol brass in
struments played tiy Messrs. Nash,
Howard, Koherts and Parker. The
solos of Miss Harding and Miss Conyem
were encored, ami the class addreaa by
Hev. W. S. Gilheit was replete with go.l
advice to the class. The program follows :
Music .liiar tctle
"The Pioneer" Kane Jones
Music tjuaiieite
"The fa-wis and Clark Centeiinial". . . .
David McMillan
Solo, "Good By, Sweet Day-'
Miss Conyers
"The Winning ol the West"
A 1 vie I'.atilorf
Solo, "The Sweetest I- L.a er That I'. low "
Miss Harding
"Mo-al Piogress" Lilly Scbniidli
Address Chaplain inlhert
.lusic ('laitelle
i'r.sentalioii ol D.ploiiias
Chairiuau .1. W. McKay
Keinaiks Mipt. J. C. n-i-r
Valedictory . I'.-siie Mn.ln-
Iiuet, . ...Miss Harding and Miss t oiim-is
i;xi:k' inks w ti nnmm m
Pui kp ace Sclionl l.r.nlu.i'c I'nur l'i:p 1
l.iit f riilay Ki irl ig
jrjrATATATArArATATATATArjrArjrATATArATATATAT0a!
How to Entertain Your Friends
so they wilt
df tin1 tim:
ciij"y every inunn-nt
'1 uke them to ...
Tho Wilhelm Tell h
(iivo tliein (.'renin I'urc live Wliisky inul (iiiiulirinu Eetr.
Sixth utnl Main Slnvts. A. H. QRIESSEN, Prop
U riTMN 'F M ll(M)l, IIIKM'itlllS
Ibrre Are S x ( inlld.il Fur tin- I'osi.
thin ami lliree Mill be Ji-lrrlrd.
The snniial election ol the ( begun Cny
will be held Monday Iroiii to II P. M
school ili.irn l (or Ihe eleelioii of diriH tora
Tim iioluig lilac s will be at ihe
lliree eiik'imi hi. ii.es The follow lug
jiidges and clmks h ive l apsi nte I :
Hard . II C ti'i-vcii. F. A. 'lopU
man, F. D Kelly, judges; James W.
Church, clerk.
Ward ''. I '. I' lials iH-k, Dan l.ons,
Sol Walker, ju-lg'-a; Fred Grceiiinaii,
cleik.
Ward II Fied Fly, Sitnii-I Mars,
Kl r Dixon, judges; J. W. (irmit,
cl. rk. 1
Petitions have been l in-llUti-d llluol g
the taxpao-is "f tne i lly du'tng the
week a-kuu U KiH-rner, John II.
Wlker. J. W. Unlet, Charles .Mi.ilht,'
itco A. Harding and Thus. F. Ljiili l
Income candidate, (or h'IhmiI din-ilor.-Mr.
A ILrighi 's Id 10 wi I i- xpue this it ar .
and be-ides los tucccx.or. IMo oihcr
directors Mill be elei led. 1 be teiuisol'
the Ihr Iireclors will be ii-. I. . bi '.
lot ut the Iiis! meeting of ihe m-M board. !
Iln-y 11 ill si-lie lince, loot and five
lears respec.iie.v lacli candidate has '
many fiicicli sujiof t nig loin and tto-
i-'iiite-l 111 iv be cl' -e.
rron ( lly Jtsrkit
(Corrected In FriJiy.)
Wheat No. 1 , loV hmhrl.
Floor Portland, I I 4d n bt
I per an. Howard a Ileal, lk ppj
.i.-iii s-r nui.
da's -lusacks, wliitti, 15 to : ;
ceiiial, giay, II It) 10 11 l.'i
Hay old riiiioiliy, Imies, !1 r
hs.st., I'j to .i ,'i(i ja-r ton. C.i
(lata, I'J Mix-d hay, S.
MilUiufla llt.u, 17) fit
hoiis, i IS) per Ion; i lnp,,sl
loll, barley, robed, J.'i LSI ll U.I,
PotatiM- 'K- to l. 16 ptr k::
lbs
Fggs Otegon, I lis- ier i.-io.
llolter Uanch, M lo i'pr
tlutolis, clioicw I to I'li-psr ill.
ople
lau-
l)n Hidl Many linn
fferrnan Anthony, of .'
The We-t End road ho.-s, .1. A Uichey,
h:n a ci-'.v oi h iinla woiking 011 tn ;
ltu ii-y and IliMil ey roa I, eo plank can :
be laid in t..e near fu'ure. j
Tiie Damascus creamery, under the'
supervision of Ve'ech Hros., is doing aj
ru-hing hu ine-'s. Th'-y have secured a j
i-re.irn route through Kelso and Sandy, '
and sen. 1 a u agon every other day jo '
V'atln-r rii-iltl At preaent they are I1MK
mg about l-'ii) los. ot butter a week. 1
; Mrs. Kifzii
! from the film
last Mitid.iv.
i 1 1 -r and
ral of Mrs.
isi-r
K.
retnrricil
-her man
The Ii.ver Snridiiy School will have
their 'hildicri'n Day exercises next Sun
day, . Jure I"). An interesting piogratn
hai been prepared, eointneni-iug at lOioll
A. M. A ba.-U"t ilmner will be had that
day. Evervtwdv is invited.
(.arli.-I'l.
weather tiiis.
and daughter moved
(.ri'i-iiuoml.
Fred Slevenn w as in Greenwood Sun
day. Mia May Caliil! has returned from
fleppner.
Mr. lilazier's family have moved into
llieir new housr?.
Mr. and Mrs. W
i.,:.:m
bv hi'
Hal.lc
hor-e and
'h place,
visiting in Logan Sunday.
Harry Katrnari exp-cts
Idaho Wedne-.dav, with
party.
Kroner wire
i
ti leave 1 r 1
a surveying :
LeMi-r It is
1 . - i r. 1
.., 1 1 if. orge .iirvy'jr 111 s s is at
go
:iom't
v.
He is working in
Era.
sawmill
Plea
M rs. Moo, mil
to Molaila lo Ir.e
Mr. ('a"to kn k
H'imewbat hint at Mr
the evening i f June 'j.
Mrs. Annie Covey is no
feared the not be able lo
fur. aH she i.a i honed, to n-'liu her
health I NeW
!Mi.-s 1 1 ice:, bo: hem's school -vill t-lov' Mrs. William
r.'-xt w-fc. !. has advam H the. schol-' 'an F'ar.ei-i-o
cm very f..s. Tb-y h"pe to Lave her "'"-in-law. .
return this fall. Mjos Etna McCormack returned home
A!m..-t evervone is glad election it Tor-day. She. has been visiting Ml-,
over and that llrowtiell was elected, at Mabel Anthony in Oregon City,
ijuite a number of Citizens voted for him ; iirH. f;,.0- i;Verett, of Portland, is vis-
' iting her sister, Mrs. Kruger. Sho in
tends to spend the summer here.
Mr. Herman Anthony, of New I'.ri,
bus just purcliRsed from Eih r- Piano
llou-e, liol Washington Mn-i-t. Portland,
Oregon, one ol the laui' iH "Weer Or
che-tial Pianos" and xpres-eH h insi-ll
as delighted with It. This i- on- of the
pianos which show the innvelous iin
proveinenls that have been mad" in '1110
"ical inuti imientH during the hot few
years, being arranged to petfei t'v imitate
the tones of the mandolin, guitar, z.ther,
banjo, etc., besides pos-es-ing a beauti
ful r'-gular piano tone ijimlity.
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
The gi initiation exercies of the Park
place Si. hool were held in the mnlilm mm
! at tiladsioiie Park la-t l-'rtdav evening
ix hundred mid ti It v people wen- pi
j enl and iiimiiv ll'-io Poilland and I Iri g ci
; (lily attended. M uic w as lnrni"hed bv
I Ihe Paikpliice La-d Mid by Tuiijey'"
lorclieslia. Iioy I '1 . 1 1 1 1 1 -. , ol I'oiHaiel.
j Hiin a bait'oiie s lo, '' A f ter a ard-. "
I Hon II I-. Mulkey ilebveied tin- a I
I dress lo Ihe giadaating cia- -. .h-s
j 'ich,tilie Wll-011 11 ad the Si I it itlm y
; sod Cbarles Child g.i.e tl,.- valedict .r
I Tlo- diplomas Were plc-eliled In the
i class by Captain . I. I'. Appi-r- iti, of toe
: hoard of illlec.oiM.
I A reception was given the f 1 . 1 1 ' . , I -I
of this and lust year s ela-s at the lei
1 delice of l'l ilicli-al 1 1 I.. Mi l 11111 .. 1 1 1 1 -
i day eienilig 1 111 pi p! 11 - pi -e, lo-- w..e
Inade and ice ni'.nii and cike were
I served.
I he annual meeting of ti e n ,,,.,
voters o( the distil. ! wnl le- held iiel
.Monday evening. 'Jeacher-i for tin- c ,1 -il
g year will be elected 1 111 nii-ii la 1-1 v
after the school meeting. 1 tier' will
prohabiv he soin 1 -hanges tmnln in Ihe
pi.-rs .iiiiel. of the lower grade teai lo-rH,
tl.OWM; OF .VILWAI KIK S( 110)1..
Diphi-
1011 M Until. Ill Kl I I K.
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pi. 11 (1
I l oil have 1 , 1 , ,
'I
p llitcn "t II the
ail the cl.:llr
Ol of nnr ale
I l y all g).,d ,
pi till" llooilll.,
I Mile i.,. p,
dm- us ,--cbo.,i
1 l.-d In thai olii e.
I I Ii' V I ,t I H,
1,1 I bus,
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lie.
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Asparagus Ik- sr ib.
Ki.iibaili. "J p. r lb.
I Dried Hpdi s, 7c s-r I1-,
, Plllnet, (dlled i pi'lite, rlt
llll, Urge. 4c per Hi. Ilcl'
, MlVer. -I1...
Parinip", P.eets itiid CarrtCi. T
l per rai .
tar. ell peas, lie per lb.
It siHeber ries. .'if M'r iti.
j Mraaln ines, ,'t to i. per lnl.
( hi.iige i new ,. Id lo fV -r i"
; llolil-l. II to l:"uc T lb. lull"
iieed 1 In, ken. hi In l."if -l.ivesiiH
k and die'sed iiim',
I llle .III.. VI Ik I 1.11 s-r l.tllidrej. i
ilie ,'1 1 is , hogs, dr- s - l, I,', k
sheep, III ,1c J Hl,l-Ci, ll'"
: 1-..!. .Im-s.-iI. ; i-i,ts l:i'.
, ,ic ; lambs, dressed, sc.
1 u,. , I'r.xo An t wlnl l
1 "Fv. 11bo.lv sod I loi'l"'""1"
' wr les Mis A M. - II". "I 111
'org, Ph.. '-1 was o lo slli"1'--.1
M-lele sh kl.l--, , ...l-i- 1 1 V H'' '
: and .l-tl 1, Unit (e III-"!.'''1 1
gel Well, lull I l-alh-l "I "'
iio iii ,,( Dr Kn g's .v. a L'"
t ..,.s..!..l., in. d It. II"'1 "'
, i l.-i.-ly cii-ed." I or .,-"-r
and l.noj I . .ei.es it
I n H e w oi Id . .in I i- i" a'"
Cold, and Doinchlal All '
I lllllccd U.tile- U it- and l U
' tics bee ! I . il.ol'.lA
Irniil'l'-
tllS Mi-'
, ailihli-f"'
i't- I
Ni
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la-,
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Illlll I'll ll
m is Ho. Cine t" l'l"""'
honlly with .1 botll" "I
1 , he I in c I.I illel l'."
Il Is allien! ceiUUi
tn l
I c,
beloie 1 1 it- suuim
now in
r is over, "
iv save V"1'
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Ti
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r lui"
lb
I Kichlll (il'irle (.riiiliuiles I! ci Ivc
v, .i, . , ,, mi'-1 Weilni'sil.ij Mgjit.
Kidnoy trouble preys upon the mind, dl j
ccuragcj and loiiens am wiion; L'-.a ,t, vij;or ;
ri
.Tone" has ret'lrned from
, ae'-orni;inted by ber -
0
1
ana cne':rii,in'::.-i soon
disappear '"lien t!,c kid
neys are out of order
or dincarsd.
Kidney trouble hnr,
teeorne co pr-.alent
that it ir; not unr.ommon
for a child ti l.e hern
afflicted with -ii'- V Hd-
- 1 nnvs. If the r.rnid nrin-1 hupei inlemlent .mser.
a;e3 too ofien, if tl-.e
fie::ii or if, when t!,e child
'hen it shoi.ld ,". ;,hle to
i.-e, it is yet affiio'ed with
l.oiii-e DeiiK-iit In r,
f.eo S i 1 1 i 1 1 . 1 1 1 r
Ii-lla I ay lor, Je-.-ie pi I res, lliirry U i-Si ,
Lucia CaH'i.-e, .Martha Lit kemeier niel
l.eta Milier wen; gnidiiali-d from the
Miiwuukie s. hool Wednesday evening.
'I he exerci. es w ere at.teiided by u large
audience. On the patform' wen- the
graduates, b achers, directors, Stale
Superintendent Ackermiin and ('ounlv
'Ihe ib-coi at Ions
were the class colors, pink and green.
f r Nisi ore mi (
i le I, on ,,( h ,i -hers foi the Vi'esl ,
li I uv -1'lnon was held Tiie.ilav
i ii igt.t, will, ilm following resuii : Pud .
l. li.iry, l;eie l.nuil, Je-sie Hum I
i phris, Mai- irct i.oo,H...,w and M mha '
, "t'lii hid. Tne hill, -r was elected in tl,,
' nh ,.f t;., I I" .... ; .... i I
,' - in,- ,.,., i e-j i g II I 1 1 ,
i M ish stmeiiii-r la at pienoii ii-ii hing ry.'T.'.'T.T.T.'T.'r-'---'-"''''''1
in" llaimony school and her home is n ,'
I mr-n ilit; ' i, Mii.trv ol tlii- nuncio. ! , !
i procun
1 . ... i.. .i .1., ..r o. vi.ur
i 'O..II III llll" III.' i. .' j .
sou. Hi. ..veiiwl.eie milling
1 ihe nu.el successful mcdli-lli' ln.,'
botll I'll fl. o
1 1., '
No liinu.y cm ""'",,,.
bv 'L "
bowel com
a. lulls.
i ml t. For
I h uggisl ,
rale
'Will he f-.ll nui.llli
I the g.adu teai n.os
I a-'igi, mem k h.ne le
i "He ol Ihe tcin hi ii
i Ion school. N'evl S
; sixth year id IV, f.
' il' piincipal oi ti,,-
si hool -i .
I . m t m T I -J
lanes ci; (U- ,nii Mmm
..! t; J I i
S!K OLQlllUlI im
and I li si
I i. .VI. 'I he
it Vol hceu in.nli
i ill ti-iii h in Ihe
plclliber Hill be Ihe
lai i m iin iimi,eiicv lj
lire,, o., I "'
West
If J CUBA
gon City.
Colton.
I-
h where it is hoi all the year round i
JoLUlt 5 LIIIUIMUHVJ Jo.huaP.Oorbettlia.sa crew of men
tl sells better than any where else T) ; slashing for bim.
intheworld. So don't stop taking 1 1 Jim Marrs, of Kocky Point, was a caller
It in summer, or you Will lose , m Colton, June 7
I A il in summer, or you will lose
t r what you have gained. M
t '1 !vti for a frrt sample. 1 j
h J SCOTT c WJWNE. themilits, V4
j 49-41 S ecn htrtel, M-w vorc
wx. anq li.oo- all dnuriri'-rs. I
urine Mal-js the fier.ii or if, when l!.e child ! rt" " "" pianorm wore me i-oi-reaeh'--.
-.u a;;-i vhen it shoi.ld l.e ;,hle to , "n' "''"'M " nU!ri l''"k c.-irnation,
conir d the p'i . .see, it is yet affiiced with ! "d tb button eboniig a picture of tin;
Lei-- cVo;.4 upon it. the ca'j-.e of Milwaukin schoil building
the cii.'.'ieul'y 1". kie.-iey tro'.hie, a;,d Ihe firr.t ' I he piogram consisted of songs and
s-e-j thould be towards the trecment of ' reeilationa by Ilm claH. selet:iiinH bv (lie
! the:e ;:r.r.or-.a.-.! organs. This un.-.Ieaeant : Milwaukie I Sand, an address ,v State
Mrs. Laura MeCormack and Mis-tes j tro-Lle is d.e to a dieaeed condition of the ; Supi-riiilemlent J. H . Ackerin-.m ainl re
Mary and Martha Pider spent Weilnes- j kidneys and tedder and not to a habit as ! murks by Supt. J. C. Zins.er. The diplo-
lay with MrH. K. M. Waldron, ol Ore- i mo .! f eopie : ;;.;,oie. nias were pre-enieu r,y Miairman K.
i ... .. . . .- ....i.i. i i . ....
vorr.en as veii a3 men are rrude mis- "' on, oi uu; ooaro oi uireciors. rrinci
erable with kidney and bladder trouble, ' pal A. W. McLaughlin presented the
and both need the same preat remedy. clio-s to the board of direelors and gave a
The mild ar.d the immediate effect ol haml-ome volume of Lowell's poems to
Swamp-Root is soon realised. It is sold 1 Mits Margaret Squires, who was pre-
by druggists, l.i fifty- f'j'- , I vented by illness Irom taking the exam-
cent and one dollar f" - 'jiTU.Iilf.lTS 1 ination.
sizes. You may have a fet-IV"' .'jr .i 1 Milwaukie and Harmony schools
sample bottle by mail -iiiibii-yJ l made an excursion to j-oit Voncouver
free, also pamphlet tell- Rom of Swamp- Ront.
irig all about it, including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters reoeived
Pill-,
n i l c ol Ucpoi't.
Pollowing Is the report for Disl. No. 7D,
liioiilli eiiiiii .lime li; No. i, dais
taught, 1H; No. of davs alfeniliince, 2 M ;
No. of ii,ivs ab-eiice, limes lardv, II);
average daily atleiidance, L! io-h
who Were pre-ienl every ifay during the
month are: Dolly and Nellie Smalhers,
Leon Unlet, Ada I'.io, k, Km I and l.'o.il
Allen, l-'redii and Adolpli I i'!ti i iiut,
Il-iiry Orlheil and Sopbm Shale. 'I h,,,.
who were on the Koll of Honor for Ihe
term an: Dollut hikI Nellie Smalhers.
Mai'ijk Stoni:, teacher.
p.Ol!, tl." ; I'fl-cli
lUilki; (hi) Hc:iu"ll "f
Oak (irove slock farm-
Six iin
Miuii-y ilm;
ktiown to I'O
witli it.
ars to ini"!"
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wliell '"jr
in fou!'rI,jr;
w. dovvty
Currii.sville. Om
Purl Palmer went to Oregon City last
j j Saturday with a fine beef cow.
j The oung Company s show was well
i attended last Saturday night at the city
, ball.
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from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmei ' exceedingly popular at .Milwaukie and j J
At Co. . Rlr.phamton. N. Y.. he surA and ' w ho haa established an exeellerit. reei.r.l
mention this paper. I there.
yesterday.
'Jeneral regret is expressed over the
. . I , r . i ,
resignation oi rroi. ici.angiiiiii, who is
"I"-'-"" '" itrrtrv
I nil I. hie of
LADIES' 2C1 CHILDREN'S SHOES
A I If I m-
-J A. o. MUINI , Willamette Kalin. J.CI.ii.T.teFi--'''.
i..,.i fiflli r
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