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OREOON CITY SNTlRPRiStt. FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1909.
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STAFFORD.
After the coUl spell of the mist two
Weeks, the rain begins to fall and Ore
tonlans will begin to Ret their webs
oskcd up, and get better of hard colds
Which have bn so prevalent.
Mr. Durr and family started back to
Kansas Tuesday, v
Mrs. Gebhart Is said to b gettlnu along
nicely at the hospital In Portland.
Said John to Juke: "If those nails are
not enough to finish the tank, 111 eat my
hat," and Jake tried to drive them In
thick enough to see the fun. hut John
still had a terrible goneness when supper
time came.
Mr. Nimle has been having some blast
ing' done to remove old stumps.
Mrs. Nina Gage returned to her home
In St. Helena last Saturday.
A man went home with three wheels
of his buggy. It wn supposed that a
tipsy telephone pole ran Into the other.
Mrs. Barbara Moser has returned from
her holiday visit with relatives In Tort
land. VIOLA.
Mrs. T. D. Brown spent n w.-ek with
her mother, Mrs. Will Mattoon, of late.
Jaes Sevier Is working at Independence j
helping set a saw mill. j
An elgltt-pound girt brightened the j
home of Mrs. J. Hughs on the morning;
of the 16th. !
Mr. Andrew Graham has been putting ;
In a lot of logs for the mill company, ,
It seems that with new proprietors in j
our saw mill and grist mills, days of pros
perity are about to repeat themselves
at Viola.
Mr. Oberstaller had quite a stir in his
pig sty on Monday night He has moved
his fine stock closer his residence.
George Hlclnbothom. now "Grandpa",
wears a big smile since las Monday.
Mr. Simons tof Oregon City visited
friends in Viola the first of the week.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Absolutely
Harmless.
The fault of giving children medicine
containing injurious substances. Is some
times more disastrous than the disease
from which they are suffering. Every
mother should know that Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy Is perfectly safe for her
children to take. It contains nothing
harmful and for coughs and colds and
croup is unsurpassed. For sale by Geo.
A. Harding.
SHUBEL.
An entertainment and neck-tie social
will be given at the Beaver Creek Hall on
Friday night. February H. Neck-ties
will be sold at 50 cents each, after which
lunch will be served. Admission 10c.
Mr. Eetke was seen on our streets one
day this week.
Albert Hornshuh and Percy Ptreyfeler
have returned to Salem.
Revival meetings are still In progress
at the Evangelical church. Hev. Wet
laufer In charge.
BEAVER CREEK.
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John Shannon of Oregon City was out
after sawdust this week.
L. Duffy and O, Ptatx-n called on A.
Thomas last Sunday.
Wm. Grisenthwaite is up and around
strain.
John Shannon. Jr., called nn the Wm.
Hughes afmily this week, also the Martin
family and V. F. Hartnell made a pleas
ant call.
Miss Klenora Ointher, our school mam.
made a pleasant call on the Panlals fam-
iiy.
W. E. Jones and Thomas IIi os, called j
on the Shannon Bros, one night this j
week.
Miss Ida Carter, of Owensvllle, was a
guest of H. H. Hughes hist Week.
Shannon Bros.. H. Hughes and the Wm.
Hughes family called on Wm. JJrisen
thwaite one night last week.
T. B. Thomas of Beaver Creek, has I the first of the week on ar omit of the se
sold out to T. I). Jones of Carrol. Neb.. ! v-re illness of her grandchild,
who will soon take charge of the place, j Lat Saturday about Jl o'clock a. m..
The great reliigoua revivals In Valu is while Mildred Kdith. the little three yeur
the topic of all the Welsh people of this daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I-ove. was
vicinity at present. The W
;U present. The Welsh papers
gives us a great account of it. They are
the most effectual revival." Wales ' has
ever seen, I'n.ler the leadership f a
young man yeais old, nano-d Kvan
ItoljeilN. Hundreds of people have al
ready been converted to the kingdom of
Jesus Christ. The churches are ove, -
flowing day and night, praising rjod tj I ,.iivjn(, a heartbroken mother, father and
His grer.t love for the world. And it is i,,e sister to rnourn for her. The re
not confined entirely to Wales, but it is ln;,ir,H were taken to Brooks Monday af
sprcadiug through the great cities of ,,.,.,, or, the 4:ir. I ruin where the fun.
r.ngiano. inc Hev. junney. the great
American Evangelist is doing a tremen
dous work among the people of Liverpool
anl Manchester. We do hope and pi :
that we shall receive some of this spirit.
AVe do need it. Are the churches of this
vicinity ready for It? in the near t jtiie
we expect to give the EnterprM-i icaoers
more details about this great revival on
the other side of the Atlantic.
GUARANTEED REMEDY FOR CONSTI
PATION. Huntley Bros. Co. Tell Why Laxakola
Cures.
"Most laxative remedies relieve for a
time," said one of the above druggists,
"but after a while you either have to
increase 'he dose or try something else."
"But It is different with Laxakola." "It
seems to relieve, the conditions that
cause constipation and you can gradu
ally decrease the quantity. This is no
doubt due to its remarkable tonic effects
and as the sale is rapidly in rapidly in
creasing it indicates that Laxakola gives
good satisfaction. We always sell the
first bottle with the guarantee it will
cure or refund -the money and it Is a
rare thing indeed that we hear anything
but praise for it. A large bottle costs
only 26 cents, and when a mild, eafe,
ure liquid laxative for either children
or adults Is needed I always recommend
Laxakola as we consider Jt superior to j
any other remedy in our store."
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All rrtao! the County. f
Garfield.
From otitside reports Garfield did not
experience the brunt of the late storm.
Horn on January Id, to the wlf of '
Adolph Miller, of George, a daughter.
The following ottieers were elected by
Garfield Sunday School for the ensuing
year: Supt., CrMia I.emon; Ass't. Supt.,
W. II. Holder i- Treasurer. Mm. Old.
Krigbrtum; Chorister. C. A. Iooncy.
The blustery weather nearly reached
the dignity of a snow storm on Thurs
day, when a half-Inch of the beautiful
graced the frosen ground, and the ther
mometer fell to IS degrees above aero.
The Garlleld Literary and Debating
Society held an Interesting session on
Friday evening. The debate was particu
larly Interesting. In as much as four of
the debaters were young ladles, and were
making their Initial appearance. They
acquitted themselves In a creditable
manner. This Is a step In the right di
rection. I.ei the good work continue. A
nvx k trial Is to be held this coming Fri
day night. The charge being preferred
against John Jones for kidnaping a two
ye.ir old boy. Guilty or not guilty.
J. E. STUH1IS.
How'i This?
"We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
'cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHEXET & CO., Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned, have known F. J. i
Cheney for the last 15 yean, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
0ut any obligations made by his firm,
WAUMNG. K1NXAX & MARVIN,
W holesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall s Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
acting directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. , ITice Ti cents per bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
Take Hail's Family Hills for constipa
tion. PARKPLACE.
Mr. Clyde who has been very 111 Is
slowly recovering.
Mr. Hayhord returned from St. Vlu
eeiits hospital after a critical operation
and Is doing well.
Abcrnathy Orange Hall Is approaching
completion. Plastering and painting will
be finished this week, which when fin
ished will be one of the finest Grange
halls In the State. Installation will be
held Saturday, the 28th; all members are
requested to be present. Officers elected
for the ensuing year are as follows: Mas
ter. E. P. Carter; Overseer, Mary A.
Ingram: lecturer, Mrs. M. Hraylon;
Chaplain, Mr. W. Bray ton; Secretary.
Eflie Morris; Steward. 3. A. Jones; Asst.
Steward. W. W. Smith; Treasurer. J. P.
Apperson; Gate Keeper, L. W. Ingram;
Ceres. Bertha Rivers; Pomona. Pessie
Ingram; Flora. Bemlre Hayford; Lady
Asst. Steward, Mrs. I. Kent. j
A fatal accident occurred at the home i
of Mr. Love. Parkplace, Saturday after
noon, his three year old child having
fallen into a vessel of scalding water and
j was scalded so badly that she died Sun
I day about three o'clock.
PARKPLACE.
Mr. Hayford. who went to the hospital
in Portland about two weeks ago, re
turned Monday much Improved In health.
He hail an operation performed on his
head and is getting along nicely. He will
soon be aiile to bf around again.
Mr. and Mrs. Halph Holmes are happy
parents, for a young son came last Sun
day. January' 15, to take up his residence
with them.
The Mother's Club will (jive a musical
entertainment and oyster supper 'next
Monday night January In the Assem
bly hall. !rice L'5 eenH, proceeds to go
to the piano fund.
Miss Wilson received a handsome bi Jt ti
day present
lt being u gold nugget hat
pin sent from Crlppl
''reek. Colorado.
i The nugegt Is as large as a nutmeg and
! mounted In Its rugged Htate.
j Mr. OldenstjiirK who was ho seriously
I maltreated by two young men hint week
I ts slowly recovering.
i Mrs. M. Klveis was ealied to r'ortland
p;iVng about the Moor, she ac-cidentlv
fell into a pail of hot water which the
mother was going to use for cleaning Tin;
child was bally scalded, but not thought
to be serious until Sunday afternoon when
she went into a spasrn from which she
hevcr tallied. Her sweet little life went
out at four o'clock Sunday afternoon,
eral was held Tuesday. The parents have
the sympathy of many friends.
Coughs and Colds.
All coughs, colds and pulmonary com
plaints that are curable are quickly cured
by One Minute Cough Cure. Cleats the
phlegm, draws out inflamatlon and heals
and soothes the affected parts, strength
ens the lungs, wards off pneumonia.
Harmless and pleasant to take. Sold
by Geo. A. Harding.
CANBY.
There Is some activity tnaniefst in
teal estate. Mr. Lee recently sold three
lots and one acre to strangers who pro
pose building. The consideration was
$175.
Every new house has a tenant as soon
as it is ready for occupancy. One Just
completed by Mr. Slmiris is now occu
pied by the. family of Ctms. Burroughs;.
The local warehouses have been doing
a rushing business In potatoes lately,
both buying and selling. W. S. Hurst &
Co., took In eight loads last Tuesday and
are preparing to ship a carload to San
Francisco.
Korman Cronan's bridge gang have
completed their work on the Aurora
tressle and left Inst Tuesday for about
ten days work at Kugcrie. !
Jhe railroad plledriver came here last
Sunday and began work Monday on the
Molalla tressed, but were ordered ,dBe-
where on Tuesday.
Cal. Kocher came borne last Sunday
from Condon.
The Hussell Pros, wllh a drive of lti,
u, have Just reached the boom at
this place. These ths were cut up the
MolalU river and floated down to fill
contracts with the 8, P. Co.
Several Odd Fellows from the local
lodge joined In the festivities nt Molallti (
last Saturday nlglit,
John Stalmikcr has been making scitil
tnysteilous trips to the state capital et
Indefinite periods for ninny months If not
years. Hut we venture that these trlpa
will bo less frequent now. for last Wed
nesday he left on the evening train and
returned bringing- Mis. Slitlniiker wllh
him. The bildc Is Miss F.lhel Salmon and
Is not a stranger nt Canby, for It was
here that Mr. Suluakcr met her. The
ceremony took place at the home of the
bride's parents on Asylum Avenue, Si
lem, at high noon, and was perform, d
by Itev. C. A. llousel, of this place who
Is an old time friend of the Salmon fam
ily. Only Immediate friends anil relatives
of the contracting parties were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Stalnaker will muke their
home In Canby where Mr. Hlalnaker has
charge of the Hunt warehouse,
Speedy Relief.
A salve that heals without a scar Is
DeWltt's Witch I Intel Salve. No remedy
effects such speedy relief. It drawl out
Inflamatlon, soothes, cool and heals nil
cuts, burns and bruises. A sure cure for
piles and skin diseases. IVWItt s Witch
Htitel Salve Is the only genuine. Heware
of counterfeits, they are dangerous. Hold
by Geo. A Harding.
ELDORADO.
Bert Lyons has returned to Oregon City
after a week's isit w ith Kin Jones and
wife.
Remember the social and entertainment
nets Saturday night nt F.ldorudo.
Mr. Johnson had a crew of men mak
ing him a road nut to the Molalla road.
The ball given by the Ileivey boys Sat
urday evening was u decided success.
Mr. F. C. Kinney and Mrs. Chnrlea Boyn
ton took the cake In the cake-walk,
('has. Daniels and Lillian Cans look
second prtle pie.
Fred Moluxrt stuMvt a few days with his
sister Mrs. Oren Adklns this week.
We have such a good mall service now
that we get our mall "sometimes" and
"sometimes" we don't. Your scribe haa
not received his Enterprise for tw;j
weeks. Suppose some one else Is reading
it or the m.illcarrier forgot he had It.
Mr. McCarty was buying oats of Mr.
C. Smith Saturday, and Sunday Messrs.
Paine Irish were buying oats of him.
Feed Is getting short it seems.
Frank Scvhoenhoiu mid Joe Daniels
are running oposliton at present. At
what Go, .s.
Henry Helticr of Mullno spent Sunday
with Al Jones and aftnll).
MOLALLA.
This community was gieatly shoi ked
last Wednesday on hearing of the sad
accident that fell to the lot of ileorge
Ogle, who was working with a telephone
crew three inileH southwest of tills i,lace
A pole was belne raised. Somehow solo
one's hold slipped, turning the pole, and
throwing It to the ground, lleoig,) having
the lowest hold was mashed to the frozen
ground by the weight all coining against
his head. The wounded man wus carried
to the residence of T. M. Cross. Lr. Par
ent was called, who sent for Dr. I'oweil
for consultation. It was decided a very
critical case; the hemorhage from the
cars was checked. Dr. Parent has been
with George every night, and at tho
present writing (Tuesday) the sufferer
shows some indication of recovery.
J. W. Thomas lost a valuable mare
two miles out from Iyigan last Thursday
while coming home from Pomona Orange
by a kick from J. N. Sawtell's animal.
The Injured horse was taken some eight
miles when the left hind leg broke short
off. The suffering animal was shot.
Judge Dunagn has been greatly under
the weather for several weeks. We hope
to soon sec our "Alphabetical" brother
correspondent up and around again.
Last Saturday night there was installed
an I. ). O. F. lodge of thirty-live mem
bers, which will be known as Molalla,
No. Id!. The Oregon City Team was out
and did some good work.
Telephone connec tion will be establish
ed between Molalla and Manpiam this
week. Maripiam has got the telephone
fever now In earnest, and now the mutual
system will move.
Mr. p. M. lioyles. who has been down
to Portland with his wife, who has under
gone an operation, reports that the pa
tient Is getting along splendid and we
hope to soon see Mrs Holies out here
again-with sound health.
"Cure the
cough and save the life."
'lll'tt'fll' fin,. Idl'tlir.
lr. Wood's Norway
cougn and colds
of consumption.
down to the very verge
SPRI NG WATER.
We are having a sci I, n of evangelis
tic meetings by Dr. Mulligan, 'ju.te an
Interest Is being taken.
The regular Installation of Hie ofllceis
of the Grange took place Saturday, Jan
uary 1). Mrs. Nora Miller, of Highland,
assisted by Mr. Miller, was the Installing
oilicer.
The writer . -it tended the Pomona Grange
at Logan and had an enjoyable time.
There were more than IHO Patrons In
attendance. The officers of Pomona
Grange having been elected, their In
stallation was conducted f,y Htate Mas
ter it. (). Lccdy. It was announced that
the committee of the Clackamas county
granges will meet at Oregon City, on the
first Halm-day in February at 2 p. m.
The Logan Grange entertained the
itors on this occasion most loyally.
The young people of Snringwater in
vls-
ange
will have their drama on the evening of
the 2Mb. All ladles arc requested to
bring baskets with tlu-m, those falling
to do so will be charged io eenls ad
mission. Miss Llbblo Hard lias gone to Wilam
ctie. to work for Mis. Ida Miller.
id tie Johnnie Mager tias a sore throat.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hard went to Port
land on business this week.
In Memory of the Late John It.
lams:
Wjll-
He was a friend and brother Moldler
of ihe writer. He has answered the last
roll call.
Peaceful be. thy slumber,
Peaceful In thy grave so lone;
Thou no more will Join our number
Thou no more our sorrows share;
When the roll Is called up yonder
We. hope to meet him there.
CLACKAMAS.
The "cold spree' so long pi elided has
come to pass, and now Is the time for
him who prays "llod pity the poor," to
answer his own prayer.
Mr. Hooper, who recently bought 50
acre near Clackamas is building a barn
and will Inter put up a house on the
place.
Thornton Htrltn Is building a rattle
shed on his place bought of the Oglcshy
brothers. Mr. Htrltn has bargnlned for
several cows and a milk route; but says
he Is In m hurry to begin peddling milk
while this weather lasts.
The crew at the atone quarry find It
necessary to suspend labor till chaugt
of weather.
Itev. H. A filait, has received a call
to the Clackamas Congregational church
for the ensuing yeur and will accept. Hev.
F. Peacock ha served the church very
acceptably, but could not pionilse to re
main a full year.
IF YOU ARE NOT PARTICULAR
Don't travel over the Illlnola Central,
as any old road will do yon and we
don't want your patronage; init If
you aro particular and want "file, best
and moan to have It, ask the ticket
agent to route you via the ILLINOIS
CKNTKAL tho road that runs through
got Ul vestibule trains between St.
Paul, Omaha. Clileano, 8t. I-ouls,
Memphis and Now Orleans,
No additional charge la inn do for a
sent In our reclining; chair cara which
aro fitted with lavatories and amok
ItiK room, and have a porter In at
tendance. Kates via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
aro tho lowest and we will be glad to
quote them In connection with any
transcontinental lino.
. It. TKUMFirm
Commercial Agent, H2 Third Street,
Portland. Oregon.
J. C. LINDSKY.
T. K. & V. A.. 112 Third .Street, Port
land, Oregon.
PAUL H. THOMPSON.
Frt. and Passenger Agent, t'oltnan
llldg. Seattle, Washington.
Fort Rerv Scrip.
Forest Iteserve Bcrlp Is the quickest.
safest and most economical metho,! of j
aciiilrlnK government Inml; which Is b-
comlnit more scarce and valuable every
dny. No residence or tlnal prif Is r
United If you want either tlinher or
aicrlcultural land It will pay jrou to In
vestlKate this. Kor information address.
V. It. Hyde. Oregon City. Oregon, Jan.
Tht Solvation Army.
Services . very night escrpt on
Mon-
day and Kridav.
Sunday Services-; p. nt., Junior Meet
ing; 3 p m . Family Gathering; I p. nr.
Great Salvation lully finished with a
I.atile for Souls
All are invited to attend
The officer In charge of the 8. A, oper
ation In )regn t'lty.
I.OCI3 ISKl'GMAN. Cupt.
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AFjTER THE FIRE
Wc have to perform the unpleasant doty of selling
our damaged stock of goods damaged by water
andfrough handling during the excitement.
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700 Cedar Doors, edges slightly sprinkled with water
85 and 95 Cents a Piece
ISO Woven Wire Springs, best quality, $J.95.
50 Iron Beds, $f.95.
Writing Desks, regular $9.00 values, for HALF PRICE.
Fine Decorated Dishes, as 6 Caps, 6 Saucers, 6 Dinner Plates, all for $J.50.
Come early if you wish to avail your
self of some of these bargains.
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