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J 1 ... . OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MAY 1903 KIDNEY CURE, Then In li't 1Iwun m Iftnlrntnt-1 Imi.wt alow but mire, hn kidney ill. euao, or w widespread. The njmp bun nro mt ullgjit M U generally w'iiMI iioucn. llin first Indications arrar In I mn urni", wiiii vrn'i ciiccia, j he I nilnlltlttf IllllV lm llicri naj l or .1 I orcal; II in lilt ly to I highly eo. orixl ami acaldli x; It limy I. pale or tliln, or thick mid milky with iiiiniii. latter on inorn pro nouiin'dyiiiptoiim will Ik- present, llil'll IU dl.llin. lilliNllUK, fU, with marked Madder and urliikrv I (Jtwinli-n. I I'mammaa waala matlur I eillwU, I Of Ilia iiiixxi mini kii pari i,f tha It, I I lam ami rarrlM lo Ilia klitnrta. wlirir I II la araral ami ra.l nut t, rough ), I urifia. Tlx k ulnar deal will, tha i,i,,,i I limir, l"riTiii( li'iur lahlianl tl.aia-I fnmi. Ili'iino, if , a ,, -M a mtl ,,,, i ai'innra r nut omr uvarworsail bu I ,li.orlat Ilu liiHoaaarr la II ll,.r. for. that Ilia ,rilr ai,. vltalM y .f thr I I uiibmi annum im, maintain a.1 1 1 la plain I why ilia (rtml l,li..l lurirWr .,,,il liauiiiiatirr -nr. 1 1 aiur roll 1 oion- I liaa Imwii aunnnaaf uily liarit In Itrallnr I aiilnay iliaaaa mill in ri.itii,f aauia I III IMirllrllK III IiIihhI tha kllllivia rn.tr I """ w,,ii. ai uiaaama lima naw alraniflli and vllallta am Inaa nnraiia. Tut fullunlng Irllar Irlla I I a Tf mvilj I'ma Kwor. Kr.. J una n. 1901 rSt pr. ll,t,ttr 4hIHim c., Imyton, Q. UKNTLaMKHI I ha a aavar taa. Of I ItyplioM rprall yaara ago, wblrti l.fl I my kliluaya In bail onl.r. ,av triad I numir uf rauiadln gnil Uken West mailt rmin doctora, but lr. Ilartor'a Iron Tunis baa dona tue mora food tbao varylbliig alao. U Omuti u Mart-bant and Mini Operator There are tlioiinnU of lut in h an I ho aluivr tlmt krr tri-Ud witiiout rcaulu U-rmiae th.y nrr wrtiiiL-ly trft.s!. Mr. i-,,r,i,.ip. livimlition rult! frtuu kn rxliauKt uiK i.-vnr; lh kllniy, Ht w ma n ai or uir tyah-iu, IM Ui n wnUi hy dl ni.. No won.li-r Dr. iirKT lrtti Ton o tiroiimllvrurMl. ixvauiie it iiurlfhxl knl fnru liwj thr I niooU, i)il itich lilixxl rarritd nr-w tnii;tU aud viullty dlrtvtly lotLnl aiuuryi iw to an tno orjrntM. rot iali iviKnrBiti. lH!l.'J, ( tl WIMT Wil l. HKtTHKK HE t nta for Month of Juna (omird II; I r'r rt OfllHal. I In (ulioalritf .lata, rovrrlnu a itl( '. ! Nia, iiavw hr-i'ri c-ompUf.l from Hit) M-ailMi fiii-aii ir.i.nlat I'ortland, Or., 4 'tin imiiitii iii Juim, ""I'll ATl'MK. Mimii ir imriiMj ifiii) rralura, f.2 il-. lli" aarini-ai moi ih naallml ol JhH.I, Willi kn NVKIBJ.. , ttli.lra 1 lm coiial muni, Hu llul ol with an aurai.. i, r, i-. ilii lilhClifni lriiM-rMtitr m )i ,( on ton 7th, Htm 'i i.. i..... . muni li'lll wrllllr IT l,-it i n, in.u; ami on llm lltli, H'.'il Avi-ragM (Jain oil ftliirlilii., ' m.lliu Irirtil (m i inir.l In autumn, Nov. J.'i AvilaK iUih on lil h laat "klllilia- float oci iirrfd in inni, Maicli 7. I'KKIII-ITArlON i llain ami incltnl anow. ) Avi-raifa fur llin iniirith. 74 jru Avrrauii iiiimUr ol Ua with .01 ol an Imi Ii rr, iniifH, lo. Tlif i-reaiml ruontiity iri'ciiittion " 5 3H Im lii-a in HHs. Tha ici iniiiiUily orrcipitaliun aa 0 0i liifhi.a in Hk3. I lil yrrKlcal alli'illlit ot iri"'i,Halioli iri'orilcil in any :'4 ronwi ui,vh houra a .K.i lm lira on II, n l,(h, K7.'I. 'I lir KiknIiwI aiiiniiiit ol aiinwiail rr rnr.lnl 11, , 4 ,.,,i,iir.rullva Imiira (r- 1 oti ritfiiihiin to wiiiIhi i4 lhhl-n,r only, aa ,tl inrl.va on illi, I Mi:,, ( Ul lia ANO "KATIim. vt-rm iiiimUir nl ri.r ilaya, 8; farlly cloudy day, (); rlomly daii, 12 IM. Tin 'i ailing wiinla have Wii from Ik liurlliaral. Th highnat vclia ityof tl,i-i:i. maa VI iiiilxa, from th tuiith, on tint 2d. IH:4. SPENT .MUCH MONEY 1 liiil'pffidriir n4y mil He Pmpfriy ObrTil llrr. A muHinK of ritizem wa huld Mon lay fveninir, ahf-n it wan deriiM to oiirth of July telrhrallnn in ; hold 1 amifaaion ol avi-r bodv hiowa and a iHinch in tha aMnnifn. Kinir knokrd I freeman lo the floor in tlieacconrt roond .... . , . . I Th local Iv.jf look wvi-ii of tha connl mint ( larkatnax (ounlj ItoadH and rcnfwi-d fiuiititiir aiih vinor. Th , I "' C'-i'dirK four ronrida wi-nl to thecradit Harp I OM, lol Krivrnan, alio aa liriny ailvxr- ! try. h i la x-viral Jt-aia hi aeriior. i Krfptiila fif V r,.,.ti,u. 1.. n.., .. ( a-h llnad Tai llaa llnaa Itaiail aurl I M 1.1 1 . , . . ronn.la I w J ida yaar. Cliarlra AI- I ha inamfVHnl .a (immlH hy Imo'i' 1 ' C' hc'""-1"'' "'! KIC"- Woo.1 J Inicr .tinat pre iminaM,.,, U,th liir Ih- j . " ' 1 l'l'"nlcd a funeral rnmmil icla.rdaraaa. .Mika k',i,n .,! ( :i..rU. ! '-' "' ''''lon and ara authorized lo j Clark, hoi I. of l'.,riland. iNixnd four : , J''"1 u'h. ,,'m','''r ' 'lh con,n,it takM moni-y lo ronnda. In which the lornmr ht the h-t Mre"n V''J - . ...n.cn 111 ,rnriiiiaiiLo J'ay land it a ill Da th puronjfa of tha people ! of Ilia Kalla Citr In mm.., .11 metliiHl ol ac.'oiiii.liid.ii.ir anl.aiai.ii.l four round xliilntiiiri. Itml-r, " " ' JW nnmonalrallon aatiafaciory r-u!;s in the hmlilioa: ol favorite, hut he aaa thoroii(hly en periiianeni liUliaaya. llua liaa Iweii "M,ini ny noweia. ll....... I .1... ..IP. - .1 t . ,. . ' Tl. Vrtis., ..... L'.. IliififiK ilia !( in t Ilminariea were i,rniniiinreil i,a i..i v. '. f'fo'eiiinic uiai.my at okki.o.i 11 tY wim, Celebrate. I "ASVTEiciitus are RK-Ei.Eirr.1) ftf-Nily a Half Million lh.ll.im Li pemlrd In Ten ti-ara The old aavii'ir -'!f liiaka the mare go la none the more 01 "", '"It Hie latter put op a ood trull, (ill than tl at hheral and Judii loua ' ?"". "''a I' 'iallniil.er Hotter and eipeiiilinire of i;.imev la the omy din-cti "innie lioylan, of llua city, followed School uflkrJ Ne'ffl JHome Inatriidnri Oromrncfui- nt L'xerrlKra. maa county. ; There will 1 an all ilay'i proKram, in clodirikr 'he aaual linlimtrial paiade. The trr-uian-Kini! mill and U h nre-1 7 """" ." ,"".f"'""'nt, .n,l proha Ihl county ha eiieiidm in the blinding ofroadaand h(iil(i, including Hie re- pairing of road alieaily oiiKnini-il. toe hihitiona ever aeen here hy the 300 Wltne aed the conli-at who It... l . , . . - ; iiikiii. ieiaiia 01 uie celebration are ; yet to U arranged by the committee, hut enough ia known to ay that the eel- liiipn-vlte Menlre at BiptUt t hore'i hundy -(.ran-. Decorut. d Tom irraw. pairing 01 loa'ia aueaiiy courtriii'ii-n. me .iii, -11 t 1 enormuiiaaiiiii of ai proxiuutely 1 100.000. K0MMEK DEAD IHISOKED' " r a hummer. I he average expemliture on tint account ' oy (,iai kamna county (luring the iat dei aite ha Uten an amount per annum alrii'xu riml to the anUry of the preat- dent ol ti.e I niled Statea, The annual Memorial lu. a-rm..n ... nreai iied In Ihiaci'y Snnily hy Key. J. II. lira van, pa-tor ol the Find Uaptial chuitli Meiulwra of Mead Font So ' and faelve yeai gu the atate legialature enacted a law innklilf it optional whIi the variuua countiea of the atate whether me loan lax annum ne woraea 0111 in li. A. K.. the adiea nl the W U f. lalmr on the roaiUnr a regular lax lew '. Cummnt A T.ir,l ......... 11 v ma le hy the county couri. the money mi raiaed to lie e-nilei under the ilirex lion I laet aeaaion of the h-gjulature 'hi plan of providing a Mind for road purpiie waa made cornpnlaory with allcl tliecounliee of the atate hut in the duzen yrara that have elapaed CUckamaa county, hy em- up Vaimv .A i ... I ploying uie caari ayateui In Hie working tvr lounir Urn and )uiik Women. !oM,. ,,.,, .,.,.,, . h.,,,r.n There ia nolhlii that will aronae the the llrat rank ao far aa durahle highwaya attended the erVi,;ea, for which eicial milIC Wrt rHn.iiril l.w a U.f. of the mi-miieia of the cjiimty court. I In hn dircuurj, trie Rieker called at Cl kauiaa county waa the tiiat county tenlion lo the fact that the United ritatea ... ... ,r viiininm ui i ma ia uie omy nation that commeinoratei plan ami inatignraieit a ch plan for the the memory ol it aoldier dead. He re- ouiiuing 01 loan mat naa ien lolloaed ( gietleil the dmpoaition in many placea Ui l.oal. Hliili-I Itrrnliaril itlad Krhrua'v '.'7. I'ti.l. ami l-liir ileaii. he lual or ilrpo.lirij will) Nima frlen.l irrntlrair .,f iiaimni, Hank nl Oi gnu flit , N i ! tVi, fur 'tno. cmiil rairnf itif.n. Kir.l aM..i al llank I'nrt hut, I uir,ii. N.i. IM.wv f..r Ilia I,. I Irr t III i i-... a.1' !.. t" lt: ,ti S, tin brl. Hlennll I'l'y. (Irrguli. War . l ol. ire of a Vuunir man or woman uinumb -m I lo I, ave Inferior latliulry work put ofT no them. They may dreaa ever to well, hill if their alurt front or fthlrt Waiat ia imy, their neat apearance ia apoiled. The Troy Laundry makea a ieclalty of Indiea' and gentlemen' fine work. There can he no hetter work than ia done at the Troy. Itave your ordcri at John aoii'a haiher ihop. HARPER j . 1 1, i "v I "2a' A ltuaiawy lllryrle Terniinate.1 with an ugly cut on the leg I J. H. timer, Franklin tirote. 111.. It developed a aluhlMiin ulcer, unyielding j to ilocti.ra and remediea fur lour yeara. i Then liiicklei)' Arnica Salve rureil. It'a . jnat aa good for hiuna, acalda, akin eiup l liona and pile. 2.V at tieo. A. Hard ing, ill ligglat ;0 -.. r If you don't get the Khtkk.'khix you don't Kut the newi. Utl I reaanrrr'k otlre. Ni.lii ia herehy given that there are aiillii'lenl fund on hand hi the General Fund ol Oregon City to par all ontatand l'g w arrant endoraed prior to Mar. 7, ItHll. Interest cracea with dale ol thin notice. K. J. Mkvxn, May 22. 1!HC. fltv Trraamer r.iiiiuus at In mil for I !i in'tatioiis past ; I'aiiimis now all tiViT tl..' Wnrl.l. row aait oy - E. MATTHIAS Sole Agency for Oregon City WE NEED . i Course 3 ! Clackamas j! County VcoIs 1 Highest Price Paid. j , OREGON CITY WOOLEN MILLS rLklkLLklkkLkkL'LiLkk'kLLLtvJ O WM. GARDNER & SON WAT C HMAKERS O- A N D O JEWELERS . work given our prompt "Oil careful nltunliim Price h Keasonalilo . Court House Block ORECON CITY, ORE ia concerned, the natural condition ut the county twing conaidered, Clackama county having a greater nuinher of hridget and more mile of highway t uia:ntin than ha any other county writ of the Cascade. In Ihia county an animal tax ranging from 4 to U null l aa heeu levied annu ally for ten year on the road account, making availahle for road wurk from the regular fund of the county a urn ap proximating 1 10. 000 ier annum. The exianditurea on road and hridge lu tin county for the year ending septeiu her 30, laat aggregated K7 tiHli.74. Thia eatimate, whicli ia taken Iroui the olfioial record at the court house doe not in clude private auhacripiion lht have lieen made on every road of any conse quence in the county. Individual ub acription to the fund for the Spring water road amounted to 7t H), wi.ile an eiiial amount in caah wa donated by Uncreated properly owner to the Molalla road. The conatructloii of the Oiegon City-Viola road ha been resumed and there ha been uh"crilied toward thia work the nun ol $:tti00, hy individual The above eatimate if K?,000 lor road purpnae laat year doe not include the lurther um ol 1-2,000 that waa appro priated out of the general fund ol the county for the repla-mg and repairing of a number ol brill'? throughout the county. The expending of o iniicb nmney ha not heeu made without ccmnplinmng aome giMd leaulla. With tiie completion of the Viola road thin Milliliter, tiie county wilj have 1,10 mile ol the finebt improved highwava that are to he foiind in the Mate, in addition to keeping ','.") miles in good repair for travel through out the year. It mat appear that Ihia ia a email ehow ing lor the amount of ninnev that ha been expended hut it aliotiM he f remembered that coiiditioi.a here are nut j a favorahle to- economic road luiililing ua are condition in iiutiv other countiea of the etnte. At the smnu time, lh county court in building road him not li,.in .li.far.tlv i,i ila uriuin.lilnru. In I l,u j end that durahle roada of great perman J elicy have been provided. It ha leen the policy of the county otliciala that w hatever U worth doing at all ia worth doing well. Without fear of being con liadn ted it limy be stated that Clacka maa county ha vpent mure money in roK)rlion lo the aHaeiotahle value ol it properly than anv oilier counlv in the mate and that Ihe highway ol thi eC' lion will not ut!er Jroin a companion with thoeeol anv other county in West ern Oregon. C..MPAII.N WILl BE CLOSED. Heufor Fol:on and Hon. T. T. (jeer Will Speak aurd.7 Mghu The campaign in Clackama eoonty will be cloved in thi city Saturday night. United Site Henator C. W. Fulton and Hon. T. T. Ueer will addreea the yoter of tin ceclioo at Willamette Hall. It i the purpiaie of the local Republican to make thi meeting a rousing one. The time intervening before the election in being made the mint of hy the Kepuhli J aieine Walton dead. More pa'note, thought the speaker, are mavle from the proir olwrvance of Memorial Day than in the celebration of the Fourth of July. Key. Heaven conclude.) hi addrea with the matement that a new epoch wa en tered into by thi country ince the Spanish. American war and he predicted that thoee participating in that engage ment will be more honored aa the time paaae. Hegular Meajorial Day service will be held in thi city tomorrow. The formal ddrea will tie delivered by Mr. Win. Galloway, of thi city. '- KECEPTI0S TO THE (LARM. Oregon Cl'y Women Will Euterlalii We rroddbt f txp!rer. The Oregon City division ol the De partment of Oregon of the Lewi and Clark Exposition, at a meeting Friday afternoon decided to give Major ami Mr. William Hancock Clark a formal reception at Willamette Hall thia, Fri day evening, May 2!. Major Clark i Ihe oldeitl surviving grandaon of the great explorer, William Clark, and with Mr. Clark, ia the gueat of Mr. Eva Emety Dye. Mi. L. L. Porter, Mr. P.K.Ham mond, Mr. C. B. Moore, Mr. Linn wqod E. Jonea, Mr. John Humphrey, Mr. C. 15. Friaaell and Mr. B. Zu'm walt were appointed by the club to have charge ol the detail of tbe reception, which will include a abort program of muaicand addrewe. Tne club extend a general invitation to the public to be present at the reception arjd meet Major Clark. 1 At the lt meeting of the club Mr R. . Miller wa elected a the additional vice president ol the club, to which the local organization i entitled bv an ar rangement made at Ihe re-enl ttatecon vennon of Women' Club held in Portland. The On gon City chool board, at a apecial meeiing held Wedneday night, re-ela.'ted the lollowing leachera in the puhlit chila : Ethm chooi Franc Myera. Maijorie Caulleld, Eva 8. Mi l drniii, ilyitle Shonkwiler, and Julia M, Prentlaa; llarclay at hool Harriet A. Via I ran, Antoinette Walden, M iyai Fwter. Myrtle E. Tavh.r, Viola M t...d Irey and Add.e E. Clark. Mi It. I, Hniith, principal of the Eaatham achool, and Mi. Nellie T. tjlaaa, a grade teacher in the ame achool, alo Mi Oertrmle N'efzger. of the Barclay ac hool, had for mally notilied the board that they would not im applicant for re-election became ol templated removal from the city. Keo- tution expreaauig the thank ol the Board to lhee inairuclor for their er yice in the fntereHt of the school and benpeaking regret at fevering their con neciion with the dim ml, were adopted by the Board. No action waa taken in the election of a city iiierinteiident, Prof. Edgar M. Faulk not hving made application to be continued. An ad journed meeting of the Board will lie held June 3, when the city miperintend ency and Ihe election of Ihe three re maining teacher that w ill be required in the achool will be made. Janitors will lie selected at tha same meeting. 1 he annual school election will be held Momlay, June 15, when a director is to lie elected to tucceed C. II. ('aufHd, the retiring chairman of the Board. Mr. Caiilield ia being urged by hi frien.U to accept the oilice for another term, hay ing proved a valuable memlier of the Board. A communication aiirned h all the city can in this county. Under the rtirnmn approrriate Meiimrial Day a a time of J ol Congressional Committeeman Kyn, joilifL-aimn rather than a lime to vener- . Clarkama conntv ha heen ver n.nr. oughly canvM?d in the interest,of the ol l"e '''' employed in Republican nominee. nana will lumiah raunc morrow night. All voter should attend P1 re-election. the rally and heir the distinguished ora tor that will give addreasee. The Oregon City .',10,jl. ' oeen filed with Ihe Board ol cat the rally to- " rectors reqneeting Mi. Caulieid to ac Wrand Iarhal'i Order.. (b) (a) The following Drmrram of amri'lui K.i J been prepare.1 for the annual commence ment ot the Urtgon City High School, to he held June 10; Piano solo Miss C. L. Huggin. Vocal solo, "A Msy Morning" Denxa Mr. Koee Blocn-Bauer. Beading, "The Pool ol the Violin". Prof. W. M. Ka.rotj. "Toreador Song" (from "Carmen") J Annan r.pptng. At Parting" Kodgers Abttent" Metcalfe Ah, to Kemember" Kierulf Mr. R,,ae Blot h Bauer. Song, "Oypay Ki" Fraherne J. Adrian Epping. Monologue "The Confer ional" Mis Ethel Hepburn. "Song of Thank-giving" Allitsen Mr. Koee Bloch-Bauer. Duet, "Calm aa the Niwht" Goe'.e Mr. Epping and Mr. Bauer. Scene from "School for Scandal". . . Sir Peter Teaz e . Prof. W. M. Ra-ma Lady Teazle Mies Ethel Henbura (a) "Returvelle" Chaminade (b) "When Love Ia lione" Hawley ic) 'The Protectant" Hatton J. Adrian Epping. Duet, "Merry, Merry Are We," Lacornie Mr. Epping and Mr. Bauer.' HIKIIKkS VERSUS THE PRINTERS II0HE TEAM WINS AUA1N. Orrgon I'llj Defeat Dayton in rslinf t.aoie. Inter Oregon $ Washington State Fair Victories ON BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS Ortg.iu Mate Fair 11)02 '-'-3 on Cock Bird, 6 in Competition 1,1 " Hen, loin Competition 'J-3 on l'ullct 40 in Competition "id on. . .Cockerel at in Competition I,to,i pen, it in Competition Ist 'n American Class .''" "' n pulleta Ihe pa'al S r. Klni k hir aaln, ra In aeaaon. WNNhlnion State Fair 1!02 We only tent 3 pullets, I hen and I Cock and won on every entry but one bmiilra apeciaU, including best pen In the show. Prize won 1st Cock, Ist Hen: 1st knd 2nd Pullet; 1st pen. r.ihll.ltlon Stork a apeclatty Kara grand pulleta for aale. Kf S.I.OO J- MURROW.& SON. Oregon City. Oregon. Sunday afternoon 700 people saw Ore gon City deleat Dayton at baseball by score of tl lo 4. Tbe members of the local nine freely hit George Schmioette. ot Ht. Paul, Oregon, w ho pitched for the visitor. an Leavttt, a former member of the Oregon City team, played at sec ond base for Dayton and was tbe star player of the visiting team. Ryan caught for the visitor. II. Siebels pitched for Oregon City, Nefzger and U rah in having both joined a Southern Oregon team. Siebels completely out classed bis opponent. Kreitx proved an effective catcher again for the local team. Charles Giles, of Portland, umpired the game. I The main feature of the game was en I acted in the seventh inning. With all three base occupied, Rhode for Oregon City, scored the only home ran of the day ami increased by four tallies the score ol the local team. The score by inning waa as follows: (Oregon City, 1 0 0 1 3 0 4 0 x-9 I Dayton, 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2- OKEt.OM CITY 110 Y WON. HUMANITY OUTRAGED Disjiensatory say, cnninni PARALYZES the motor nerve; aco Hculiir strength; ' belladonna produces PARALYTIC symptoms; lessens the influence. The IT s J e "''Iiici muscular 3n V i "trnmoiiiiim lire the sitnie us iK-ludonna; opium J .."'"'tic tuotion of the bowt-N. "Do not exocrcise any curative e "' these are contained in all of the ancient pile medicines. 1 "f IC-Kt'-SA, the only lion .Poisonous Pile cure, over 4' druggists and oi the highest standing;, say in substance: 1)r.. L C.rillin in jo years experience 1 have no knowledge of any medicine piles except your non-narcotic Pile cure. I know it Ci bks. J. H. TrolT. v n., and drujrgist, Los Angcle. R-RII.C .... . if . f. rin. pliable titi-to.il.i- H.. i... .n if.un.sx vi- Ajo. 'WELL & JONES. IIUNTLBY BROTHERS. GEO. A. HARDING. Frank Freeman (iiven Decision Andy Kliiif, of Mon tuna. Orer Frank Freeman, of Oregon City, was awarded tlfe decision in the seventh round over Andy King, champion light weight of Montana, on a foul committed in a breakaway in a boxing contest. King persisted In fouling from the start, although relented!) cautioned by Ref eree Bert Rhodes, of Portland. The fight was advertised as a 20 round contest but it was mutually agreed Saturday night to limit it to ten rounikfJJ Freeman, being tn Oregon City boy, waa the favorite but no betting took place, both men fought furiously from the start, honor being Salt m Journal Man Hi comes II inner ous In Reporting; (.a me. The brabers recently defeated the pi inters of Salem in a game ol baseball .i i.A .... .i .. aou me journal sporting euro- gives the following version of the conflict: "The ball game Sunday between the Typographical Errors and the Living Phonographs drew quite a crowd, the gate receipts amounting to 55, gathereJ in in 15 cent bunches, indicating that the crowd numbered about 400. The game was oauiy played, Irom stait to nnisti, by both sides. In the first place, there was entirely too much back talk and arguing w ith the umpire, who should have read ihe riot act to some of tbe boys. -T" v. m , . . . . . ue i uunogmpn went to out and in the first two inning passable ball was put np. After that, the Infri nirementa on tiiison s ratenis put the lather all over tha Misprints, shaved them, and men put on me not towel and powder. The Six to Picas distinguished them selves by some wild throwinir. eDeciallv to nrst, ana tms is the cause of their oa- ing tbe game. Durette, however, made a pyrotechnical play. He drove a hall down nearly two feet In front of tbe plate and then he lit out like a greyhound tin canned, and beaded for home. He got to first ahead of the ball, lit out for sec ond and got there, and, in apite of cries to hold hi base, hiked down to third, shut hi eyes and streaked oyer the home plate a sure winner, and all thi time the ball had never been outside of the diamond. It was a dandy home ran well and mysteriously earned, and be had all nine of the Shingle-Rive frater nity stepping the ebost dance while he surrounded them. Tbe band olaved much better than the teams, the fans did some very good rooting, and the score was 13 to 8 asainst the Slmr. who tried vainly to boiler-plate the score in the last two innings. It was an amusing bseball game, because, like Ariemus Ward's monkey, yoa couldn't tel. what it wa going to do next." I Wanted at Once. 3000 trwberry nickers at Hood River. Plenty of work. Oood pickers can earn 13.50 a dy. Take Regulator Line Steamer from Alder Street wharf. Port- land, daily, 7 a. to. Fare for round trm. 00. Children, $1.00. Having been appointed grand mar thai for the parade and exercises to be held in this city on Memorial Day. Sat urday, May the 30th, I hereby issue the following general orders lor the informa tion of the public : 1. Headquarter will be established on Main street, between Fifth and Sixth, at 9:15 a.m. 2. Lieu'enant Charles Burns, Co. A, Third Regiment, 0. N. U , is hereby ap pointed chief of staff, and Win. Beach, Norwood Charman, Leroy Grace and Frank Knoll , are appointed aides, and will teport, mounted, to the chief of staff promptly at 9:15 a. m. 3 The order of assignment in column of tbe different organizations taking part in the parade is a follows: Park Place Band. Company A, Third Regiment, 0. N. G. J Meade Port, Noi 2. G. A. R. Meade Post, No. IS. W. R. C. Mayor and council and other invited guest in carriages. Civic organization, fraternal orders, Ac, citizens in carriages. 4. Toe column will form on 5Iain street, facing south, with the head of column resting on Fifth street, and the several organizations taking part are re quested to le on hand and in place promptly at 9 :-J5 a. m., as the column will move prompt I v at 10 a. ni. o. the line ol march wiile from Dr. J. W . Powell ha returned from ruin street to lniienal Milis, counter-i the vicinity of Sycamore, where, an marching to east end of bridge, where a ' Clackamas county physician, he made a hall will he called, w hile the U. A. R. J thorough investigation w it ! reference to and W. R. C. marches on to the bridge, ! the aliened existence of smallpox ithin where the ceremony of ft re w ing flowers .the b jrders ol this conn y "to an alinn on t lie waters in honor of the deceased ing extent." Dr. Powell reports that he sailor of the war for the Union will be visitnj the district lietaeen Damasctn performel, after which the post and and Sycamore, where it is claimed tilers corps will countermarch to tlieir respect-! were thirty casen of the disease. He one is vounir EVANS USSEt'ESARILY EXCITED DepHty Health OUcer Mistakes Abou1; Smallpox Only One Case. ive positions, when the column will movi bv wjyof Seventh sireet lo Shively's ball, where the usual ceretnonie will be held, after which the column will leform and march to the cemetery, where Ihe ritualistic ceremonies ol the G. A. R. and W. R. C. will be perlormed. By order of C. P. Mars, Grand Marshal. Charles Bi'kns, Chief of Staff. Report ef llenrlcl Sch of. School District No. 85, Henrici, CI ack amae county, Oregon, fur the term of three months ending May 22, 19C3. Days taught, 60; days attendance, 1201 ; day absence, 141 ; "times tardy, 32 ; number enrolled, 24; number belonging, 22; daily attendance, 20. Those present every day during the term were Willamette Harris and hloner Hartnel. Those not absent after entering are Ed mood Term an. Roll of honor for first month, Eloner Hartnel, Paul Strong, Willamette and David Harris, Carl and Victor Barney, Simon and Frela Callahan and Dolly Baker. Second month, Dolly. Baker, Willamette Harris, Eloner Hartnel and Edmond Terman. Third month, Floyd Kunzman, Edmond Terman, Eloner Hartnel, Tena Bluhm and John Kunz man. School closed Friday with a basket so cial ; the proceeds, which were $23, are to be need for a nag and bell. W. W Sampson wa auctioneer. D. H. Mosheb, teacher. found hot a single cia t ri, I that in the ftmily of Henrv Trogue a boy, who wa only mildly altlicti d. Nu new cai-es are developing and he is satis fied that the disease has been ex erinin ated. Clackamas county officers feel that they have received a greater amount of criticism in connection with the small pox cases than actual conditions warranted. 4a It F. ATI. Y AI.AIt.MF.I ly n I'eraWleut Cough, but I'er. tuaneiitly Cured bj Chamber lain'M Cough ItemeUy. Mr. H. P. Burbage. a student at law, in Greenville. S. C, had been troubled lor lour or rive year with a continuous cough which he say, "greatly alarmed me, causing me to fear that I was in the h'rM stage of crpftinipiinn." Mr. Bur bage, having seen Chamberlain's Cough. Remedy advertised, concluded to try it. Now read what he says of it: "I toon felt a remarkable change and after using two bottles of the twenty-live cent size, was permanently cured." Sold by tl. A. Harding. about even in tbe opening round. By a Uarding. The -ltaya. Recent experiments, bv practical tests and examination with the aid of the X-Rays, establish it as a fact that Ca tarrh ol the Stomach is not a disease of ltselt, but that it results trora repeated attacks of indigestion. "How Can I Cure My Indigestion?" Kodol Dvspep sia Cure is curing thousands. It will cure yon of indigestion and dyspepsia, and prevent or cure Catarrh of the Stomach. Kodol digest what yoa eat makes the stomach sweet. Sold by Geo. I An AfteraeoB Party at Damascus. Mrs. Geo. Derry, assisted bv Miss Jeauette Newell and Miss Sabina Cooke, entertained a few invited guests at her home Saturday afternoon. At five o'clock nice lunch was served, which all heartily enjoyed, after which all de parted for their homes feeling that they had been well entertained. Those pres ent were Mrs. H. Paulsen, Mrs. Charlie Hunter, Mitses Mary anil Rachel Tong. Jeanetteaud Mae Newell. Sabina and Ruby Cooke, Rhoda Smith, Mildred Derry and Minnie Royer. Too (areata KUL. In almost every neighborhood some one has died from an attack of colic or cholera morbus, often be fere medicine could be procured or a physican sum moned. A reliable remedy for these diseases should be kept at hand. The risk is too great for anyone to take. Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Diar robea Remedy has undoubtedly saved the lives of more people and relieved more pain and suffering than any other medicine in use. It can always be de pended upon. For sale by O. A. Harding. Notice to Water Consumer. Tbe use of water for lawn, garden and street sprinkling for the season ol 1903 will be governed by the rules in force last season. Consumers are required to Day tha extra charge for such nse, during the first ten days in June. By order of Thr Boako or Watjcb CoMmssiomas. 4t, June 19. Iroesu't Keapert Old Age. It's shameful when youth fail to il.oc proper respect for old age, but just the contrary in the case of Dr. King' New Life Pills. They cut off maladies, Du matter how severe and irrespective ot old age. DysHpsia, jaundice, fever, constipation all yield to this perfect pill. 25c at Geo. A. Harding's drug store. Seeds nx plantM by fmrtnT Afi'l irrltir t.i trkt-ue?ii-fiin'ti'irn(- It UVI t Kit ft lit!- Ii"'" fir Fm' arul lenan ft orrtit dml more tltt? Ail putilamtd fra-c to ail D. M. MftftV I 1 1 1 4 "! V ,t,f-