OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1908.
SPRAYING POTAT6ES
INSURES GOOD CROP
HALF PACT AND HALF FICTION
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Stitches In Her Heart.
The Tetlt Journal announces that
M. Quenu, a surgeon at the Cochin
hospital. Paris, has successfully per
formed the operation of stitching the
heart of a young woman who had stab
bed herself In the chest. The patient
was able to leave tho hospital In good
health twelve days after the operation.
New Lockjaw Treatment.
A new treatment for lockjaw has
been used successfully In two case3 at
the Pennsylvania hospital, Philadel
phia. It is simply a more rational use
of the tetanus antitoxin. Heretofore
It has been the practice to make the
Injection in the spinal cord, without re
gard to the locality f the Infection.
Now the plan is to inject into a nerve
close to the point of Infection.
Boy Lives with Half a Skull.
The side of a boy's skull was remov
ed at the Pottsville, Pa., hospital re
cently in a desperate attempt to save
his life. George Edmunds, the 13-year-old
son of a prominent citizen, while
walking along the Pennsylvania rail
road tracks, became frightened at the
approach of a train and fell EO feet
through a bridge. One piece of bone
4 inches in size and several smaller
pieces, were removed from his skull
by surgeons. He will have nothing but
skin on one side of his head if he re
covers. NEWS FROM DOVER
Mrs. Jewell of The Dalles came
Saturday to see her sister. Grandma
DeShazer. who is still very sick.
Jacob DeShazer and family came Fri
day from eastern Oregon.
Dr. Walters spent the day with the
land having spent several days on his
farm.
Mrs. Exon and daughter Jennie,
Mrs. Atwood and daughter Margaret
spent the afternoon with Mrs. Keith,
Tuesday.
Dr. Watters spent the day with the
Exon family, Wednesday of last week.
Mr. Fitzgerald is sick.
George Kitzmiller and Will Raftree
are In the mountains hunting and fish
ing. The young men who bought the
Itagland farm, were out from Portland
over Sunday.
Mrs. M. L. Raftree will leave here
Monday for her home in Chicago.
Truths About
The great majority of dentists represent to their
patients that a rubber plate with fourteen teeth
set in a half circle is just as good as anything
else for a set of artificial teeth.
Some make such representations knowing them
to be fake, others because they know no better.
The responsibility for this condition rests with
the dental profession.
A great many people would not accept a rubber
or celluloid plate if they only understood the
superiority of a metal plate in cleanliness, health
fulness and durability.
We would like to talk with you about metal
plates for artificial teeth.
Seventeen years in dentistry in Oregon City.
Post Graduate Haskell & Chicago School of
Dentistry.
We guarantee to please you.
A square deal to everyone.
City Phone
1293
L. L. PICKENS
Dentist
Weinhard Building, Opposite Court House
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
A Device to Measure Pain.
A French phystclan has Invented an
instrument, known as the dolorlmeter,
by means of which doctors may cal
culate accurately the suffering of a
patient who Is in pain, in pounds or
grams.
Eggs a Century Old.
In foiling a large tree some days ago
in Cirencester. Gloucestershire, a
bird's nest containing four eggs was
discovered Inclosed in a hollow near
the heart of the trunk, says the Lon
don Mail. The sap rings showed that
' nearly a century has elapsed since the
, eggs were laid, and it was obvious that
j the hollow had closed automatically.
The eggs were intact, but slightly fad
ed. New Light on Appendicitis.
A noted Gorman physician. Dr. Berg
man, who presided at the meeting of
the Berlin medical association Thurs
day, agreed with others present that
the clinical diagnosis of appendicitis
seldom permitted an accurate Judg
ment of the case, and serious doubt of
the value of operations was expressed.
Frof. Orth said that in 10 per cent of
his cases the appendix did not con
firm the diagnosis, and in another 10
per cent there was no disease whatso
ever, while he knew of many serious
cases which had been cured without
operating.
She had been with her brother, C. A.
Keith, during his sickness.
A. J. Kitzmiller and C. A. Keith
were in Sandy last week on business.
Mrs. Dr. Atwood and daughter re
turned to Gresham, Tuesday, after
having spent two weeks with Rev.
Exon's family.
Mr. Seward is making quite a
lengthy visit in Washington.
Summer Diarrhoea in Children
During the hot weather of the sum
mer months the first unnatural loose
ness of a child's "bowels should have
Immediate attention, so as to check
the disease before it becomes serious.
All that is necessary is a few doses
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy followed by a dose
of castor oil to cleanse the system.
Rev. M. O. Stockland, pastor of the
M. E. church, Little Falls, Minn.,
writes: "We have used Chamberlain's
1 Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for several years and find it a very val
uable remedy, especially for summer
disorders in children." Sold by How
ell & Jones.
Artificial Teeth
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Farmers' Independent
Phone 131
MOLALLA SKEPTICAL
ABOUT RAILWAY
Correspondent Also Makes Jest Of
Bell Telephone Company
Generosity.
Molalla, Aug. 7. Our town Is now
stretching its neck, looking for the
"Hot Air" railroad electric car line
which is now being pushed to reas
suring proportions by Oregon City
capital (?).
How generous the Hell telephone
people are becoming, and how they talk
like theirs was the only "system."
Next they'll be paying the good old
farmer a monthly premium to graft on
to their trunk lines just to be In touch
with him, you know.
A Mystery Solved.
"How to keep off periodic attacks of
biliousness and habitual constipation
was a mystery that Dr. King's New
Life Pills solved for me," writes John
N. Pleasant, of Magnolia, Ind. The
only pills that are guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction to everybody or
money refunded. Only 25 cents at
Howell & Jones' drug store.
OCEANS OP WATER
AI NINETEEN FEET
East Mt. Scott, Aug. 8. Blackber
ries are ripe. The young ladles have
decided that they would rather pick
something smoother, something that
does not leave such impression on
their dainty fingers.
Mr. William Ulrlch has gone to east
ern Oregon to work in the harvest
fields.
Most of the people of this valley at
tended the camp meeting Saturday and
Sunday.
Oat crop is being cut and there is
a good yield.
Miss Ethelyn Moll of Kelso, was vis
iting with Miss Clara Ulrlch over Sun
day. Mr. Flowers is busy building a new
house which he began this past week.
Mrs. Strack had a well dug and at
the depth of nineteen feet got enough
water fof all the stock and house use.
The Old Cow.
There is no rule by which the age
of a cow will determine the end of her
period of usefulness. Some cows re
main strong and vigorous up to 15
years old, while others indicate age
and evident decline at 10.
It is a well-established fact among
breeders that after a cow has raised
The Doctors Send You
to Howell & Jones' drug store to get your prescrip
tions filled, because they know you will get them
filled there just as they are written and just as the
doctor wants them filled.
Their twenty years' experience In compounding
prescriptions well qualifies them for this work. Get
ting your prescription filled by Howell & Jones means
carrying out the doctor's wish to the letterand the
best service there costs you no more than the next
best elsewhere.
Paints, Oils and Glass
are being sold by this drug firm at prices never so low
in Oregon City.
They just furnished to the county over one ton
of lead and four barrels of oil for the work of painting
the suspension bridge.
HOWELL & JONES
The Reliable Druggists
Chambm Howell OregOtl City Ll" E- hm
jtwo or thn-e calves her value as a'
breeder may be prtty accurately de
termined, ami she has also arrived at
the age of best service as a calf pro
ducer. The heifer is nut the bent
mother, usually, but Improves mater
nal qualities as Khe approaches ma
turity. It Is, therefore, very uncer- i
tain in results to turn the heifer oft
because she does not with her first
calf equal the old cow in her produce.
It is also bad management to turn the
old cow off because she Is old, when
she has proven a valuable breeder of
excellent calves. Many an old cow
has produced a calf that would scil
for three or four times what the old
cow would sell for.
The old cow even among grade cat
tle Is often worth more to retain as
a producer of calves than to exchange
for the uncertainty of a young animal.
Excellence In breeding Is what Is de
sired in the breeding herd. If you
have this in tho old cow, be sure you
have something to take her place In
this very desirable quality before you
dispose of her on account of old age.
Judge closely, Judge accurately on the
value of the old, reliable breeding cow,
remembering that good cows are
scarce and that It is much easier to
get rid of a good cow than to buy one.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We call your attention to tho fact
that Dermakola ointment is a positive
cure for Eczema, ulcers, wounds, piles,
and every kind of skin or scalp troub
le. It costs 25 cents if It cures. If
it don't we return your money. Hunt
ley Bros.
FARMERS' TELEPHONE LINES.
Representatives of the Pacific
States Telephone & Telegraph com
pany have started a house to house
canvass among the farmers of this
county, offering an extremely low rent
al rate for instruments to be used In
connection with the central offces of
the company throughout tho county.
For 8 1-3 cents a month the subscrib
er is given free switching with all
other subscribers connecting with his
central exchange. Under this rate
it would appear that no rural resident
need bo without a telephone and Its
attendant advantages .especially as
every assurance Is given of prompt
and efficient service.
Mr. O. J. Hall is in charge of the
canvass In this county and he states
that ho may be seen at tho central of
fice of the company in Oregon City,
Oregon, or will visit any community
or organization of farmers Interested
in telephone matters. 33eow.
"Doan's Ointment cured me of ec
zema that had annoyed rne a long
time. The cure was permanent."
Hon. S. W. Matthews, Commissioner
Labor Statistics, Augusta, Me.
FOREST FIRES NEAR
BULL RUN RESERVE
Hundreds of Men Fighting the Flame
Which Threaten Big
Lose.
Hood Illver. Aug. fi. Forest fires
which have been burning fur several
days In the vicinity of C.reen Point
and the Hull Itun forest reserve have
already destroyed some and are
threatening tho loss of much timber.
The "res have so far been confined to
a point several miles from Green Point
and as forces are engaged In staying
the (lames It Is not expected that they
will reach that point. In the Hull Run
reserve, which Is several miles south
of there, a force of more than a hun
dred men is fighting the lire, ami re
ports from there are to the effect that
they are making some headway. Old
tlmbermen say that It Is many years
since the forests were In such nn In
flammable condition, and men In log
ging camps are- being warned to use
extra precaution In starting and put
ting out camp fires.
EVERYBODY IN OREGON CITY
KNOWS HUNTLEY BROS.
Have Confidence When He Tells You
Pepilkola Tableti Do Cure
Indigestion.
Possibly you may think our only
reason for praising these tablets la
because of tho small nroflt w mnko
on each 25 cent box, but how little
satisfaction there would bo in rec
ommending a remedy that would dis
appoint you and thereby lose your
trade.
This thing of selling a worthless ar
ticle is mighty poor business policy.
Square dealing always pays bost and
when wo tell you what Penslknln rnh.
lets will- do, our confldenco Is based
on our own personal oxperlenco In
Belling them here in Oregon City year
after yoar.
There isn't a remedy In this store
that we recommend more highly and
unless Pepsikola tablets really do what
we claim for them how utterly useless
our efforts would be.
tfor coated tongue, sour stomach,
wind belching, fullness aftor eating,
heart burn, sleeplessnoss, weakened
energy, and other symptoms of indi
gestion we recommond them with
every confidence and always rofund
the 25c should you fall to receive the
benefits expected.
First Aid to Beauty.
Nothing is more certain to benefit
your complexion than a 5 cent box of
Laxakola tablets. They freshen tho.
skin, give color to tho cheeks, cure
constipation and give you a clear, rosy,
healthy complexion. Huntley Bros.
Tim spraying of potatoes has been
demonstrated to lie an Insurnnco of a
crop of marketable tubers, IHstrlct
Fruit Inspector J. II. Held, or Mllwnu
Mm has been giving prnrtlcal Iohsoiis
In potato spraying In the south purt
or the county, and In a recent Inter
view lui told the t'nnby Tribune the
following fiic la:
"Spraying potatoes fjr blight Is no
longer nn experiment, but tho farmer
wants to be shown. We don't claim
thnt we can nmke more potatoes grow
to the hill by reason of spraying, but
we assert thnt more. marketable pota
toes can be obtained from n hill us
ing the llnrdcaux mixture. An acre
run be sprayed twice for $1 Oil, which
rnrt It-ally means a clop Insurance, of
$t oo an acre,
"Any one can make the spray, and
the expense Is nominal. The spray
should be made by taking four pound
of blurHtono and dissolving It In 25
gallon of water; four pounds of limn
with Jmit enough water to slack II. af
ter which lldd 25 gallon of water.
Itotli dm Milestone und llino when
prepared should be placed In separate
fmrreU, then take u third barrel and
pour a bucket full of Milestone solu
tion, and then a bucketfull of lime so
lution This make the perfect spray.
The bliieHtiuii' run lie bought for 32
rents and the limn for 10 rents, making
the Mai of 42 rent This amount
will spray an acre twice, the remain
der of the dollar being extra expense
for time of the nuin and team,
"At the Cleveland patch certain
rows will not he sprayed, others will
receive one, two and three sprays re
spectively. Ily this method ran Im
demonstrated the value of spraying
and what amount of spraying U necessary."
TRUTH 8TRANGER THAN FICTION
Surprising Statements Vouched for by
Huntley Bros.
All of us who know Huntley Jlros.
are confident that they would niako
none but straight forward. honest
statement. arid when they tell you
of the many Oregon City people who
have suffered for year with Indiges
tion and have Hen cured through u
log Pepsikola tablet we must bellev
every word I true. No other remedy
so quickly relieve and cure hour
stomach, heartburn, coated tongue,
nervousness. Insomnia, debility, that
run down, tired out feeling am! every
other trouble arising from ixor diges
tion. Huntley llro. continue to sell
Pepsikola tablet with the under
standing thnt you can have your 25
cent lilir k In case yoll are in the least
disappointed. In the fare of lh.no
fact nobody should hesitate an In
stant to avail themselves of the oppor
tunity to regain perfect digestion, per
fect health, renewed energy, new vig
or and new vitality, through the use of
a remedy that does not cost a penny
should It fail to do all that Is claimed.
Then I tin rlHk to you whatever and
we ask you to try It on Huntley Ilros.'
guarantee.
When wp rerommcnil and gunrantoo
Ake ln the Head tablets for healachea
and neuralgia, It Is because wo know
you must obtain relief or we stand
ready to pav your ten cents back. Hafo,
sure, and always euro. Huntley llros.
Thought He Belonged Inside.
Rev. w. II. Morrison of Urooklyn.
Mass., formerly of Manchester, N. II.,
where he enjoyed a long and success
ful pastorate, is a bit of a humorist
and enjoys a Joke, whether on himself
or another. His manner and sympath
etic characteristics make him In much
request at funerals, and It Is reluted
that on ouo occasion It so happened
that tho harks allotted to the mourn
ers wero all filled, so the minister rodo
to tho cemetery on a hearse with tho
driver.
On returning from the grave ho was
dilven to his home on tho same uncon
ventional conveyance. Ills wife met
him at tho door, and, somewhat In
dignant at the apparently unusual pro
ct '.-dings and not noticing thnt It was
n hearse tho clergyman was riding on,
exclaimed: "William, what did you
ride up t"ern for? Why didn't you get
Inside, whero you belong?"
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