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- 1 ,t OREflON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY. AUGUST 1&, 190-
ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. AUGUST
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CORRESPONDENCE
Our correspondents will please send
Si articles before Wedriedavs tf esrh
week.othwrvtiseit reaobei ustoo late for
publication, y i
A t lll!.
Mi ? M.ittha Jrhaum'sen, has te'iuncd
lo Portland, ltr mi extended viii with (
her inueiits hern,., .. . ... , j
Mis Ivonney. of HultRrd, has been J
vit-it l her sister, Mrs. Hayes.
Mr. I.ahiack, who lias been in tlm I
employ of 1 N. Hramhall, Mill move his j
' lamilvand household ridels to what lie I
lx.lij.vM to be a better place, in the State j
of WasbiugtiWi.
Wm.'Bramhall and wite, of Terry,
tvere t Kiting relatives at Alms this
week. ,.
M: L. Gotham, of Troutdule, visited
' relatives here this week.
Having is dot e
liia'ns fair.
A social hop was n'l von at the resi
lience of J. N. liiainhail August -iid in
honor of .Mi'S Georgia Kami.!, on the
eve of her tlenailnre for her home in
TiouUale.
0.,,-..,l Ijnni iiT.i L.l,t lillfV hanlil'i! !
lumber from here to Troutdale. Iia Smack is studiing telegraphy mi-
! ihr our agent, Mr. Him.
J Eramhall is through hanliinil t.. . .
, ,' ' . Micrwool eanie near having a tire
slid ll'iiniP" his wood to I he Miniiv, ami . , , , . . . . .
, r 1 ' ,; , I that wnind have destroyed several tmii-
hi sun I ins nun mi imp i.rs uim i ,..,..,. ,, i. ,,,,, I.....I. ,l,s.-,,i ..r.,.l
and t!ie weather re-
Coughing
BJPIII ll I I I III I II II T I J
UI was Riven up to i':e with
quick consumption.. 1 tl.v t, beR.in
to use Aver's Cherry recto mI. I
improved at once, and am row in
perfect health.' Chas. E. Hart
man, Gihbstown, N. Y.
lion
ferlte'in. nnil se.'un'
It's too risky, playing
with your coui;h.
The first thing. you
Know it will be down
deep in ycur lungs and
the play will be over. Be
gin early with Aycr's
Cherry Pectoral and stop
the cough.
Tim tlm : 25c, 51c., $1. All intiUl.
Jiorimri.
Once more we hear (he hum ami click
ol the hinder as it cuts the fields ol
J ripened grain,
Mr. Bernard and Misses Anna and
J Marv KJcgal weie guests at M. Yetsih's
I last Sunday.
I .
runner a saw-null, wmrh Is lieinc Vitnn.-ii.l i'in.. rtu
i moved from near I'leasant Home, will l i'i'""iu.O '
j hHni lo ready lo run. j
The people of Itonims are exporting to
get a piwtollioo in Ihe near Inline.
j A pailv headed hv (. W. Horintf tn ule
I a lishini; trip to Mount llond hist .. k
I They ii'rt wood" lin k. They also as-
eemled old Mount 1Iik., the prilo oil
Oreiron. '1 ne party eo'iKiuted of Messrs. 1
O W. I'orimr. ti. II. I'ieree, o( Portland,
Misses l'lra Itoriiitf, Noline Shaver, (
I'ortlHtid, All rearhe l the top exeept
Miaa linrini;. Miss Cora M. Miaver, ol
rortlatid, who had Ixen xMndiii a
tuoiith at Ciovernment Camp, leturned
w ith tha party.
Lazy Liuer
"I hT . troubled a frral tl
Willi lorplil liver, wlil.'h rnli r'iiui-
foima I AM Alii f I" ll-l J""
it ri iu t iiif iiti iiini.
Hint I iiiin limi'il imntlicr uil''V mt
Vli'U'lv mini I sluill eiity liMKlml l H'C-
ffutii,",i ",' ri-.'.
J. A unu
."V.M Siomuhnn Ave , I'lilladelplila, I
&VX CANOV I
JJ CATHARTIC jjt
Ja i
OViinnll ypnr totor. I( hn V It.
thn do M h ; I' '
lo uk It. Dim Kvu' XtV n tu luiow
Un tl wtlh him. w r wlittim
j. C. Altii CO., Lall. Mill.
Mr. ralhod ls returned with his
fanii'v fr.im 1'ort'atid, wheto they have
lived for the past two years.
Mis K. Jones and t itnily are spend
it'i; the hot season at Wilhoit.
It
twaoi mas a iitiio c I
ri(n. fnMut'iiv I'l'iftii. Ttt )w1. TVi
OikI. .Not-i .ii hfit, Vkrii.or iJnrr lV. Jv-Wv.
... CURS CONSTIPATION. ...
ttrll.f Mrr4y rnr, ifctt Nilnl.
K9-T0-EAC
KVKXTFTjL sxkks
HOW A LIT 1 LE 1 HINU MAY UL LADLN
WITH liltLAT HLSULT!).
A .rr lii.ler I .,,..!.. Ilrl.lae TbH
I o.l l
A s. Tl.nl
llnn-imr Thr.l (Mini VH.
i:netly ni i! I', m- '"' i''"1'"!
in' l.t, a inr.1' was siniM'd UH
,..r i.i.'nili.ii hrl.I,:e whlrh roi,lKm-i
I ,i nun l no liiHiaut and hoii'lhlo
death.
Their nniuea were ltnnii.y ll"l
I 'lenunu. mid they were oimpH atot
'I heir nil-shin was lo I'hivv U
i ld,;e w ith il iiaiiille, l.ei iiiisi'
eonslileied that at that
S.1I1I una inratniva t all artig.
iu to I V U K Tilii'
Melvin Smalley and family, aeeoni'n
ied hy Mrs Smai'ey's sisters, the Mises
(ioinle, of Salem, left for Newport Sun
day morning.
Fred Curran returned from Napa, Cal.,
whete he has heen inailiiiust in the
woolen mil's fur several months.
l'eople hunting hlnckhorries have heen j m nuie.
very numerous in these parts of lute. yit. Rll, ir,
'iiie of them went over the femes and nu,Vt., to j;a;ell
I ieked hemes wutnn a Honrs llirow hi
t! e fatm houes.
Pan sherlork have
Union Mills.
Mis Pauline Tritliiurer is visitin,; her
Hint, Mr?. Sehnhel, of Mulino.
Mrs. Pnvnton and si.-ter, Mrs. IV
I.iinev, MiVs Helta Shaw, Mis. I. V.
Truliinger and Mis Frank Sliaiv eallej
on Mi-v Addie Christensen Tlmrsday.
Mrs. Kovnton'saiii.t and ci.usin visited
t their home Salurdav night.
H. V. Shaw nnd family visited l-'ranK
ui- Surdav.
Loekerhy.
K. II. P.etinett, Floyd linn k and C. S.
R.iy, of I'.Ttli.nd, passed hy Uiis plaee
teietitiy on their nay to the mountains,
to remain two weeks.
A. M. Cox, of
outing.
Portland, is uu for an
Win. Wright, of Oregon City, and T.
M. Waihlell, of rortiand. ate spending
two wrekij in Ihe mountains in this vi
UllillV. I
Bpriiiswatfr.
The hot weather hiought harvest with
a rush and hind, is are seen in all due.
lim's. This week Will see the hulk ol the
, i.iiu in the shi'i k, and the sound o( the
j thirstier will he heaui.
1
I A heavy forest lire has raged for the
I past week six miles seutneast oi here,
deslioyiiit' timher and duing other dam
jage. 1 ast S.iturdav alteimmn the lire
reai hed tlie edge ol the l.nli;e Settle
! itient, spreading at a cipid iate armm !
1 1! e farms o . ll,l.,!t, Win. Nein.au
! and Mr. Hush, hn' hy the most herme
! ethirts of the ne'ghhois the profeilv .1
I Hush and llahelt w,i saved, hut Nei
iiuan'sharn was totally ih-stroed. At
j the same time the lire was sprealirg
j aroiitid ihe latin of J. T. Mjns, the
, Peihge p istiuiister, tin. I around the saw
mill of Myeis ,v Mm. Tins pioienv
iv .s saved, however, after eiinnnuous
j fliili'tng for twelve hours. The yaid and
tnill were Tilled w ittl tiit elass timher, j
which, it destroyed, won!. I have meant a :
heavy loss.
)ilh of Hosh I'aikor.
Uosit, thaoulv and we I la-loved n o(
Mis l.ydiii I'aiker. died u;ii-M. VMK
llewash'rn lone )l, ISM. Ilia enlne
lite W !" tnsi".l 111 (his I'.uiiuiui'lt V, mid
he m Well liked I'V all Wliu k-le hllll.
lie was 11 rlianer memher of CI n ksiiiim
lirmge IV ol II., and w is a I .t 1 ' ! 1 1 1 1
Hoiker 111 lh it order. Ill iiiteiiu. ut
In, ik i!.l.e AunU't ' h. H.iVI.'es liilli.'
held lit Hie t'lelg-o-." itlnlul l llllli'll ul
( l.e k una-, the U-v. A r u.,l. and Ki-v
I 111 ei , ol 1 t.e M I- 1 l.u i h, rolld. n led
the e' Vi '. II It' ' i f .1 II i'e f s hillo.M'l Ol
II hull , tin .r lii eh ei to his int le-l liw'
. the
II WHS
lime their
would I ioie 1 pie rro-sing It
workmen, workgirla nnd oiheia on
Ihrlr way home from huslin- th'Hl l
any other nml that lh" h'sa In liumini
life would he Iherrf.ire eoirr'indlngly
more iittuillliig.
All went well at first. Th pntr it'
tt.'Npenidnes .lli'pped nns'li-ly down
tlie river In n hoat, with forty pouuils
of .hiiiimlte In llirir pofcsi hkIiui, to
gel hi r Willi the tieorss.'iry f0-r iiini df
mii.iti.rs. ArrlM .1 at lli- lr ih sil'int'on.
howrier, Ihr) found llinl the li'ill.V holr
lin.li nnath the ..uillierti rueli i f the
iiii.-l.ne tth.letll It hllll I'f ll their III
had 1
Theory 'Mull S
l Tim It
Cur ml dale
ut' I ; 'ii i. Tuoi.
I,.;.' hi 1.. 1 1
w '1 1 1 1 ! 1 ' t II !l
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U hm'. w lo lift ,, '
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il.iui. r. u o, . ' 1
petal. .. a 11ml hti -nl ,, ,M tl
sl.iph a of the li. ,i,
No. I' hut n W...1..1
hunter run p,.l,y
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m ln-.rt the eplo
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h .lied 111 'I ie'i
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, let ol ll.'M.'l-i
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dr.
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;ied np Ij'tliaslo
r t!ie olilni, Hon.
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l.l.llige
Cl.-tl. 'I
s mi iiln
111 urn n 1 v i w:lii
.11 her a , I hour
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it. evpl.'
liou'.t:.
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of 11 1'i.r
T. -tl llel.
look .
fell :
I I e lliglil ;
1 I . .III.' got j
1 '1 a ainhleii :
i,,illll,,,ll lie '
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1 In,; In tin' .
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''") wllliniitu j
"'-Will lukr m,
lug III hU Maten,. N..r -nti Uv m
hll ll.l. lliltlll.M'. in,,) ry ,
day without Uniting ilv,,!l"j
has only in 1,-t 1, ilo.(,, f '
Ihr... .Ilaeae. ,.r '
ipille eertnlu on tli. a,- la 1
Hut If we ileehlp ( u,,t
things, ih teiiiiliie Imv,. ii,,,,,
t.it,.. a nly t.i,, ,. u ,,. I
old l olieo a week; If tal,,,
the ft 11 1 ."tl V M'grtillilm,
! ml In n 1 ) an,-, (a. w,, ba a. I
f"f Iho f mil!) iii.-u !T "Sui ..."
il'alraelr.l l,..Ua,-wf,. w lli r
lil'li:iiS- III 111,. ( I llolik-iil. lv
in e nuilli-r la i.i.t na
a. ei.ia
In
loeie la.
I1.1 alual
ilsh
.l.:r.
a, ii
lis
" 'm thi
planning l!,e in,
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Mini dirk.)', ,1,4
III' rt in ,
mi
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I d
V.- II. tiuinlan, It. J. Smit!, u..,l F I
Kol rits, r.f I'oil'.lli'l, aud W. 1;. .let -.
j iiinjs,.,! llregoti City, me in this vicii.t'.y
tnj o ing tlie lishmg and hunting.
held their
Charles Ililil.:
II. M. llillel , uf
Oachnnkik.
f'hiekamas trtnge I. of II
montlilv iiieetitig atutll.ly, Aiign?i y. : vi-ituts here,
i.raiige'was railed to order hy the mas-!
,..r 1.1,0 iI.pfi inmst.d on Sta'e Secretary j A forest lite lias
Sitter Iluward, to take the chair. The
regular rountine of l.nsinef 9 w.i attended
tti. rescil unions oi respect pied upon
toll, (ieorgo I'
1'oitiaii'l, Were
teen
I The ipie-tion is, where Hre I'ne'e
j Sam's foie-t raniieis'.' Ii theie is anv
I good ill a ioie-t r.11 L'' r there should hi'
1 one st.itniiicil at thin point 11. the nioiiiit
1 ains. I'very w7.Mi1 lln-re an. a gnnit
1 many liiinte," 1111, 1 ln-rry tuck. us vi-tting
ilns p.aee. who seem 1.1 d,s)iiiy no good
er Hint p. n-e alioii'. retting lilt s.
rectint
CASTOR I A
For Infants nud ChiKlrcn.
The Kind You Have Always Ecught
Hears th.) SJT"- '
nt the hiht II. ut
ill. , 1 .1, el ill' V 111 li.s
Iirlllg naa.'iaa-nat. d III lss
n nil . .', T'.iii e t in. a the
laid In wait f..r him. hut
tempi W.ia the UK .at
(Ii 111 11 1 i I our iiKii am
1:1 Ml , r n.i n r.--."lia
h.l 1 lis le .p'-le fl'.lll
lt, i.:e to I' e .1 ' e T
S I, a U, :,' to I
I '
raging for sev
eral davs in this vieinity. Consnlera'ile
il. image has already heen done, with the
fi.'esiiil siireadiiig verv r.ipidlv.
the death of I'roi her Rot" 1'aiker and a 1
couiruUtee appointed to' send copies of ,
same to countv papers and to th.-; Misses Uerilia
mother.' 'The entertiinuient to have j li,j weie quests of Miss Cora Jaggar
Ueu I.eW by the tonne people was put : Sunday.
t'l iv uie eommn'cr in uimiir w... ...
Carua.
the hall.
A. S. Presser,
uf Oregon City, was
I :
; Oct
1
, . 1 v .. , 1 seen passu g this place lat Saturday oil
respect to the dead brother who held the
i.ITiie of stewaril. At noon a laoie,
hj. read n 'tn the good thin'.-s of the sea
K'U, was in the outer hall hikI ali fneDils
and nii'inhers were invited to partak.
After dinner grsiige was railed to order
and two candidates initiated into the
mysteries o the tiist and second degrees.
Brother Hulnitver received the third
ami fourth degrees. Sister Prettyman,
who will shortly leave tins stale on ae
count of her husband's health, resigned
Let office. Iirother Phillips was etea-ted
to Oil the same for tlie rest of the term
Under jood of the order Sister Howard.
Brother L hitwood and a brother from
Central grange gave some encouraging
remarks. Bister Howard congratulated
the officers on their good work in initial.
inK candidates. All I'atrons of Husoan
dry will find a hearty welcome when
they visit Clackamas grange. Consider
ing the busy season quite a good number
of the members were present and enjoyed
one of the pleasantest meetings ever
held by this grange.
.Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Cooper went to
Oregon City Monday to attend the wed
ding of ttieir grandson, Kdiritr Ingram.
Kdilh White ami
the teazle pickeis
Sherwood.
The merry hum of the threshing ma
chine is to he beard plainly in our sec
tion. The hot days have ripened the
grain in a hurry. The farmers report
a good crop this season.
The A. 0. U. W. hall is nearing com
pletion. George Pubee is pnttinj on
the finishing touches. It will he or.e of
Ihe finest buildings in Sherwood.
Our po tmasteJ, L. S. MeConnell.
has gone to The Dalles on a vacation.
I. A. I., f-'aylor and sons have Kone
to Ocean 1'ark to he absent about ten
days.
MisstsPella ami
Nevada Pills visited
Salurd.iv afternoon.
Miss Delia White expects her raisin,
Miss Lihhie I.iiiin-li.mgli, ol 1'oil.und, up
in a few days on u visit.
Charley and Clark White and John
Moore went to Mulino Sunday.
- Martha Rider, of Greenwood was the
the gueet of Nellie Stevens Sunday.
A lady called on the Carus correspond
ent Monday afternoon and requested us
to say to those who are playing so many
pranks that a word to the wise is sum
cient."
Satuiday evening la-t there was an h e
cream "ocial given at I trance hall, ami a
veiy pleasant eienitig was nient. The
proceeds unu ,iliied to fj'i, nnd will he
used to make some impr,,veuietits on
Ii
ek III I In
I .iIUIl- ai.lt-
o'.-l.a U A M
rns wny south, tn"nmahly to look after , J, s j , ,
li s extensive timher luterestH in tin. ,
Vicinity of where the tire was razing.
!
Pr Wnilens 1111, 1 w ile have been enj iv
ilig driving lately, as ha.a uiso W. Iloiv
ell, hoth with new rigs. It does not
look llillch like '111! lilliea whtlll OIH' pees
the number ol ik-iv ligs diiving through
the eountrv. Give us plenty of sucb re
publican times.
I f Inter, 1 11 line. I. if.
es of htm
.'on I ' y
vt'iirilav
at tin. 1
1,11 i.te,,,
iieil.
oi'i it
1 on the Ah"
w 1 1 i I if -
Annual II at II
nlll ,tiue d ",r
it'll, ilv tn le.'lire
t;.".r
stle. t
..1 III
few an!'
the ll .11 .
I ll. h
tilled lo t
I. mil -a l:
pa.'l.ea ll
the IM II r
victim
th r t
1 th. r
a ..
lit Ii I.
a ti .11
th. r f.i
.1 of ll
.111 lilt'
If I l.t-
i; lorater
I ,"'. - I "f
w :ia due to
I'oll-plt.ltol S
III li"l nl-
li 1, 1 111:11, , I of
. I iv Hi lieu 1 y
tie to M .11 !.l V
ti . i. .1
. of tin- ,1- a ,a
t','01 I!
lit
I ,
gonae 11. will, 1 hi 11
vhlte no ata, l.inih jit:, I v.-ji
iiiilltllililliioiia f,,i i,,,. ll,,,,.
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Ila a.-iiiu.ll. li'i'i ImI.Ii a lll .l (r'l, , r
1 1 11 II 1 1 ' I lea. V Hint . a ,,f a,,.(
i. iuple v, t i i, svli t !i i,r,'
rlpaliy f Hi III Inllk (1 ,-a Vj,
forma of lin inU I lui p. r'l I'om
A PLCASING HiENCH TF.V
:i 11 c.
, . re t 1
1,1 t
I til . II
II
of
f-'l
I V
llrlnrr
lrl.r
l'' Ihe
f I let
rut .. t.i
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. , . it 1 1,, in
I. ll ..tie do.
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,.ll by Ilia lllii HI
lo fo ll MI.I tlie
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la k I 11:. 'I ni: f t;
a li"t I.ikI In up-t ft
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. -teat nn ii
lull re',i u(
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r uf t he I M ' I
ti, ahoiv li-in-;i In 1
r appro. n'li of tln-lr pr,
wtis tlgualial from the
g l,) pr, ipel I V .tl ll ll
.11 gain.
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I. n. lit a ('mi ,.,,r sliora
iii.ii o r iiM-r 11-11 A. ,en a I
', II powder lo Ii- all tkl'll III', I
S. It lilllkes tight or I, civ hlra-a
the
fee!
The
W. J.
fanii'v of II' V.
I.ewelleii nml
J. Hatch wilh Mrs.
.laughter were pie-
hiring Sunday at the new power plant.
Don't forget the lecture next Sunday
at the cliurrh by Miss Julia Hatch, the
Siam missionary.
H. DuboiB has commenced delivering
poles on the line of the O. W. L. Itail
way Company.
easy ; gives n slant
humous. It s the
Covery of the age.
SAollen feet, bli-te
spots. Allen lo
r. I:e( to ("UIIS au,
greittest inf ill
Cures 11 1 1 I j reveiils
is, callii'M and hole
iMil-l-.rsit S n cerhilli
cure fur sweating, hot, aching feet, At
all druggists nd shot' stores, 2'tc J'rial
packana FKKK by mail. Address Al
len S. Olmsted, I.e ICoy, N. Y.
The
Dover.
The intense heat is very hard on the
potato crop.
Mrs. Price and family Lave returned
to Dover.
Kigla Creek.
Harvest is in full blast here now.
fall grain is nearly all cut.
David Hoffmeister is able to be at
work again. He was laid up several
days wilh measles.
J. W. Cah ill has his new house en
closed and will boob be ready to do the
plastering.
Mr. Peabody and daughter, Mrs. John
son, of Wasco county, ate visiting A. J.
Douglas and family.
A. J. Douglas has gone to Eastern Ore
gon to run a thresher during harvest.
C. II. Dauchy, of I'arkplaee, and S. K.
Il'jli.oinh, of Portland, were the guests of
J. J'. Woodle. and family a few days last
week.
Henry Udell is a happy man now. A
new daughter has arrived at the L'dell
household and will most likely remain
for an indefinite period.
Here's An
MUSIC AT IIOMK,
Off.r from Kihr, I'hino
House.
The lumber is being hauled for the
new school house,
Mr. May has bought a farm from Mrs.
DeShazer. He has already commenced
lo move. We hoi it won't he long un
til there will be more such neighbors
move here.
Ida Roberts is at home.
E. Bots is expecting
place around Dover.
to settle some
Call
If you need a Hat, don't wait.
early and get a Bargain.
Miss Goldsmith.
t- a -ek ,
10' n'd'Efl
h ji m t. 1
prevented tf.i
v
can be
H
w
. ', In summer
V r.y taking
Scott's Emulsion
j-' Its as'behcf'clal In summer as
ft 1n-wnKr. 'ir you sre weq or
run down. It will bultd f ou up.
M S'-'i'! fr,r fTar.rr--1s- ' - .
'v1 SC'lTT h i:t )U'. K, Cle mi.tt,
4t r.-ti - t. - ., ,v,- York.
M yc. ami ji.oo; all dnipiusjs.
At its last meeting Maple Lane Grange
appointed a committee, consisting of
Brothers Mautz, Kaysei and Roman, to
select a site for a Grange hall, to report
at the next meeting.
Charlie Albright is on the sick list,
with an attack of malaria, but is some
what better at this writing.
Mrs. Bert Aldridge left for Newport
Tuesday morning for a three weeks' out
ing. Frank and Fred Henrici threehed
wheat for F. A. Ely and W. W. May on
Monday. The yield is about thirty bush
els to the acre.
A. M. Brayton went to St. Johns Fri
day, returning Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Elsie Blood and children, of St.
John's, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bray
ton this week.
Miss Orchard is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
j Albright, for a few days. ,
Melvin Smalley and family left Mon-
j day morning for a two weeks' stay at the
coiiijt. Dm key Bros, drove them over
! and remained a few days. !
v t
1.:.. La.,,.".- vu. 1 bave carried DeWiU's Little Early liir,,
'Grace's stOTe, head of Seventh' street.
Ten dollars judiciously expended he
fore Sept. 15th will create a new epoch
for you in your home life. It will bring
music into it, and make it something
very different from what it has been
without a piano. Ten dollars will give
you the refining influence, the inestim
able pleasure of music.
All you need do is to write us or cone
to our store and make a selection of a
large and varied stock of tine pianos;
pay us ten dollars and the instrument
will be delivered free to any railroad
nation or boat landing in Orogon or
Southwestern Washington. T he bal
ance'.' Well, the am' tint to be paid is so
small each month that you will never
miss it, and before you know it the piano
will be lully paid for your own prop ;rty.
When yon know that wo guarantee
every hiano that we sell : that, up t in
afford to handle only good pianos, you
win realize that tins is an exceptional
opportunity for you if you need a piano,
anil every family needs a piano. You
owe it to yourself, to your wife, to your
children.
The piano that we sell for $10 cash ami
the balance in easy monthly install
ments is easily worth $100 more than we
ahk for it. The regular price of this in
strument elsewhere is $.'!25, but we are
selling it until Sept. 15tn for as little as
$-27 becaui-e we must make room for our
extensive fall shipments. Only " of
these instruments are to he sold at the
above rate so if you want one you must
act quickly. The piano is a really fine
instrument and a genuine bargain, not a
socalled cheap piano. We have cheap
pianos from $127 to $185. Remember
that this oiler expires Sept. 15th.
Kii.kks Piano llorsu,
351 Washington Street,
Opposite Cordray's Theatre.
Fonr stores: Portland, San Francisco,
Spokane and Sacramento.
It -'ls a Twuto.
There are times when yojr liver needs
a tonic. Don't give purgatives that gripe
and weaken. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers expel all poison from the system
and act as tonic to the liver. W. Scott,
531 Highland ave., Milton Pa., say : "I
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of the
digcsUints and digests; all kinds ol
food. It Klvts Instant rdirf and never
falls to cure. It allows you to eat, all
the food yon wnnt. T he most sensitive
Btoniaehs e:ui lake it. Jly its iim; many
thousands of (1 spept p s h ivi; heen
eured after every I lung else fulled. It
1 unequalled for all emmm h doubles.
It can't help
but da ycu (josd
Pis-pared only 1. v !'-'. In. Win A i'n., nl. iu'tj
lltv il. bullIecoiiluiiik-S tliiiea tin IjOc. blxu
. vwvw n 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 u
V it th - - . H
FAIR STflBEl
j with me for several years pud, would not
hit without them." Small and easy fo
Flowers, silks, frames, fancy trimsnins, ! take. Purely ' vegetable. ' They never
Geo. A. Harding.
,M,jrjrjrjrirjrj,j.Jrl.Jr,rVrJ,;jfJ,JJF
Straight Front Corsets 49c up
Colored Mcrcised Under
skirts 79c up
Ladies' Summer Undervests 5c up
" Black Hose 5c up
" and Children's white
hemstitched HMk'chitfs 2 for 5c
V. Ladies' white Aprons 15c up A
H " R-'il'Iy Made Dress ft
Girdle Corsets
Torchon Lace
Valeiieennes Laces
Ruffles
I special olfering
Miss Goldsmith. I gripe or distress.
K Sk''rts ...jr.25 ,J
Satin Ribbon, No.5,all colors 4c yd '!
kl Tailor Made Suit.. ti v '1
.
i
Vi Nansook iCm broidery 5c yd fl
V,' Pone otot ...1,,...;.,,.... ti..-. y
V I'cari Sliirt iiuU'j.iii, ail sixs 5c do.
1715 A
49C r7 I
,6 yds, for 5c ' I
for A
ic a yd '
,1, a
r ml.
tiring
lint. I
,ilae,
Irrrl
U'lovv. llie Nlg11.1l III iina!lou was to
Is- Iho waving of a meLet Iriinlkii
cli'.i f h) Ja iii.'H I '11 re), the a. Hue m ill
who win arirrivnitl kllletl by 1 , 11
hell.
'Ihe plot una eieehei't'y planned
from the poiiit of Vi.-w of the pi. 111, -t-punts
then In. In f.n-t. so f.ir as hiiinaii
foli-silit cn'iid prolhle II.Mlhaf eielltll-
11 lit let, the chief m -crelary seemed na
CO. n II M dead. Vet It 111! e.lllle o 11:111,!, 1
and for so :iuple 11 reason that the
plotters I l.t lus.-n c l, llii-rlmg to-ethi-r
iiftervv aril 111 tbeir secret rend, zv 1,11a
In North King htrect, were fmn In
liiugh at their own dlacomiltiire.
'Ihe morning was rold and gusty.
Mr. I'orster wns Noinewbiit late, and
Carey, rhllled with wiiltlnv nbout. M
gnn lo sneer,-. In.lluetlvely be drew
out his handkerchief, (he hniitUerililef
that was lo give the fatnl signal, ami
In an Instant (he lilusterlng north wind
had tllcked It from bis benumbed lln-
gers and aeiit It sailing down the street
as a twenty mile an hour call.
At that very liiHtaut Ihe chief neere
tnry'a carriage turned the comer and
rame awlflly townnl him. Carey ran
to the a 1 sit wblch had been previously
agreed upon am) tried to make Ida f, .
low conspirators understand (hat tln-lr
victim was In sight hy algiuillng with
his arm and pointing.
The result. Ii., -x ,.r though eitu-tly
what might have been foreseen. Imr.llv
mine up i ,M epecliiinH. 'I he fn'r
men at the windows were uniting for 11
mil II With 11 handkerchief. J ,,.l.-:,. t.v
jaw one will,., ut ,n,y M1.h Hlgnahng
I "Id'aniiiis. eii.lehtly rseitetl nml p,,.
i W,IJ' "I- lb- street. Iiistnntlv Ihey
I eoiijin-eil p v iMtuiH f trait, ,! 1,, ,i.r
I ninl.H nml f ,,.,.,.,iv,.H .. iu,,.r M
and. dropping t.ir w,.11iOIin Un,nl
liently a ml lustily nd.
On the evening 0f Oct. 1 1. I.STN. n po
liceman on duly mar tlie Coliseum
Music hall, Liverpool, noticed on unu
mil commotion tit the entrance. p.
hoveled boya and Kg. their clothing
u ninny HiHUi nvi-a tr frol lMf ,
hacks und some of them covered with !
blood, were pouring from the gallery
exit", while from within the building
came ihe sound 0f ai,rlolcIri(c nnd loud
cries for help. Realizing something of I
uui WUB iiuppening, the cotisinblo
aelzed on ax and smashed In two of tbo
"extra" door.
Hit prompt ac'Joti undoubtedly saved
cores If not hundreds of lives, for hy
this time the auditorium bad become a
veritable pandemonium, wherelu sever
al mousand people, mad with terror,
were fighting and struggling with one
another for precedence.
Thlrty-aeven of the number lost their
Uvea, and moro than twice that number
wer niiilmed for life. And the cause of
the panic was a fit of sneezing Into
which a number of girls In thu front
row of the gallfry were thrown owing
to some Mischievous person tossliij;
some snufr Into Ihe nlr.
A number of those biidini h.-ari,.,.
'"H
I, - 1 ii,i;,t) or nf no 11I,:, It. Il-ir
II 1 .1! m I he hit I er .is 11 dr.nl oil
pi.ii.lp'. atiilielv f. tliflt kr il 1
M m ied I l ot le i a ,.f ten lilt, tu
I I.e l. a llie hi nine, oil il ftt relit tl V I
I 1 lino kiiuihn r Villus III tl Jli
Unit).
M si ,.f the fniii'.in I'rrr.
l. -'in I knew h id etn li S IiM'jS
u !., ni bo v. na dentin!, (ll. 1 I
I. ti lt a I'.!, Hie. Iholigll ati tl ii. 4
I. 1 P' 11 il In e. I i 't.-a, ill-p,!;,,:s I
II. .1! 1 :! to w ,i,k 11 w ho tl,iile n
. " ' r. vi . i e. inoi.il.y ape.ikltij. Sia
III Ilia liM.I ilt iilh arterial 11 1
'I he llllie luli'lil he aai'l nf llli'lii
Pages, of .1 ilea I'll v re Ull'l III! tt
l.ro'i. .,f I .i n. t nn, I Arthur I'.ivri
1 1!' . tl. Die S. Ulpt. .r, Hllll III! 1.11
Ihe .lepllt). Paul nml IIH'iil)ttr.
drill, tlie painters, were kiHisolall
stililclil tin) a na the Hluli)i tii
no! lufrrtnieiitly hapis'iui tb.it If
era go Into literary jMirtin-rt.lp.
stances that occur (o Hit are the G
roiirts, tlie Himtiya, (lie Mirjwft!
It wouhl he Impo.iilhlii lo dlnrrs
work of one of any of thine btutl
from that of another. WUt k
riirloiiH, each brother, as In tli'fi
('baric snd I-oiils lUauc, Eront I
Arthur I'lcard, Jules and Lwo Fit
differed strikingly In every dun
th' from the oilier. The ilWui'i
of the Margucrlttra Is o grritttih
wonders how hrot hers could b
like. Alpholise Paildet ""
like IiIn hrotlier Krnest, in
pllshed novelist also.- Loral"!! N"
K,,t lrii lUrk.
In the ral ly days of lii i"
raieer Frank It. Stockton ' 1,1
lug w ltli a pr, up of n.-vvsp-ipir n
Ii- li ning to the I'lo'iiiel f "w
I h.-lr number, w in the slrem.il.
"iiie Mini 11 niiilmriiy whs k'1'
views on "lilpher Joiirii.'ibi-" B
pompiiiis nml boiiihasllc tiinrii)'r.
At the close of a sonorous K1
I e, for brrulli, wli'ii S'
spt'iiklng for the llrst tiuie. w"1
mildly lo dimigrcu wilh the oplmun
pressed. '
"Who nre you to dispute mefM
the great imin. "Why, youi""11"
lliernry hack!"
"Not even that," responded Btoct
meekly. "I'm only a coupe.'
The .,iiU H "'' v
The pastor called lit u Columboi
Ihe other day, where Ilttlo Frt
bright youngster. Is a great rL
die had previously heard "
say that tlm pastor was very uccts
lu saving Bouls. ,
During a pause In the waver"
Freddie, who was silting " 1
tor's knee, asked:
"Do you save soulsr
"Yes. Krnldle," replied th
the cloth. -
"Will you tell me." went on n
scrloiiHly, "how many sml f"
nuved upr-Ohlo Stato Jotim-
una seeing ti commotion In front, rose
lo their feet. Others Joined the,,,.
Mioou and rrb-s addet) lo Ihe -or,,
Ion. An shirm was, raised nit-tlm
im, - ' " "'"i n eneniTatientm
f" ruflfc nf Imnrtrrrta At r,t..i i
A Siosll l'I''",,,,h"'l.
Llltle George Is nn eniPrj "lc v
Dpher. He mild the other ilnf 11
"Now. when I sit In cl'"lr ' .
i won't touch thu Hour, hut ,vllf'
flrnllliil lhi.tr touch llie floor J11' -
I ' . II
I as anybody's." Woinaii s
4 pttUiOU. .a. ,
IJome i
Hi,
bit U Hie modern sluvw.
t.- K. r......- ..-I. ., ... ' Will Of 111,. IllllillllUllI IS ll " '
lZ2ZXXX2i2i2LZ22i2iliZA I by l lie results chronicled. I ,'latlon.- Saturday Lvrum.