OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1908.
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CBOPS BETTER THAN
EXPECTED AT CARUS
Cams, Aug. 14 -Nearly everybody
In our neighborhood has threshed.
The crops turned out pretty good, bet
ter than was expected.
Teasel cutting Is about over.
Jacob Kalbfleisch attended the camp
meeting at Jennings Sunday, a week
i-So.
Mamie Kvans of Hazeldale. called
on Lizzie U is Saturday afternoon.
mt. ami Mrs. ni. X. Davis went i
to Heaver Creek. Sunday. I
Thena Howard has gone to Macks
burg for a two weeks stay with her
grandmother.
Edith and Aletha Jackson of Ore
gon City are cutting teasles for Mr.
Gregory.
Mrs. M. E. Ir.don called on Mrs.
Eph Jones, Friday.
Belle Gregory spent the day with
Clara Schoenborn, Saturday.
Summer Diarrhoea In Children
During the hot weather of the sum
mer months the first unnatural loose
ness of a chiLi s bowels should have
Immediate attention, so as to cheek
the disease before it becomes serious.
All that is necessary Is a few doses
of Chamberlain's Colie, 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
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
ior several years and find it
liable remedy, especially for summer
disorders in children."
Sold by How-
ell & Jones.
SPLENDID WHEAT
NEAR UNION HALL
Union Hall. Aug. R Monroe Irish,
who lives on the Casto place, known
as the Alpine farm, has some of the
finest looking wheat in this part of
the county bright, clean straw and
large, well filled heads.
Irvin Wheeler and Alvin Phelns
called on John Burps, Sunday. " Don.t Be Bue
Sturgis brothers are BtlU hauling , , , . t , ,
i.,,k. . uauiiuj, and j all jnterest wnen help ia
lumber to Aurora. . . within reach. Herbine will make that
Gene Burna is working In Portland, liver perform its duties properly. J. B.
Threshing and baling hay are still 1 Vaugha. Elba. Ala., writes: "Being a
going on In this vicinity constant suCferer from constipation
tw fx. , . and a disordered liver, f have found
John Thomas is doing some car-!Herbine to be the best medicine, for
penter work for John Robins. these troubles, on the market. I have
An old gentleman, who lives near'U3ea" lt constantly. I believe it to be
Macksburg, was in this vicinity a few j th19wbef,t medicine of kind, and I
- jj,, . wish all sefferers from these troubles
flays ago. peddling soap and spoons, j t0 know the g00(i Herbine has done
Mr. Grime3 made a business trip to I me." Huntley Bros. Drug Co.
Truths About
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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 false, 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
L. L. PICKENS
Dentist
Weinhard Building, Opposite Court House
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
Oregon City, one day last week.
Frank Hilton, who formerly lived
hero has bought a small ranch near
Canby.
Too dry for a good crop of potatoes.
I understand that wheat near Carus
is turning out from 25 to ISO bushels per
acre; oats, also, Is fine.
Fred Haberg has b;w vorv 111 hut
is reikirted some befvr. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Cramer have return
ed from a visit to their old home in
Iowa. v
Judd Kellen is getting out cedar
posts on his ranch.
A Mystery Solved.
"How to keep off periodic attacks of
biliousness and habitual constipation
was a mystery that Dr. King's New
Life Fills solved for me." writes John
X. Fleasant. tf Magnolia. Ind. The
only pills that are guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction to everybody or
money 1 refunded. Only 25 ceuts at
Howell & Jones' drug store.
LIGHT RAINS IN VALLEY.
General Summary by Weather Bureau
for Week Ending Aug. 13.
I The long spell of dry weather was
I broken by showers on Sunday and
! Monday, which were heaviest In the
neighborhood of the Bltjo mountains.
The rainfall In the Willamette valley
was very light, and barely sufficient to
lay 'the dust. Forest fires Increased
during the week, and the atmosphere
in the west and north portions of the
state became very smoky. The rains
'ere not heavy onoUKtt t0 extinguish
the fires, but they cleared the utmos
phere of smoke and made it harder for
the fires to spread. The mornings in
the coast counties, as a rule, were
either cloudy or foggy, and the after
noons were clear. Elsewhere up to
j the beginning of the rains fair weather
prevailed, with unusually high temper
j atures. Friday and Saturday were'
I very warm days, and in the interior
'of the state the maximum tempera
! ture ranged between ninety and one
.hundred degrees. The prevailing
(winds were northwesterly.
Artificial Teeth
Farmers' Independent
Phone 131
Chambers Howell
MOLALLA WHEAT 25
OATS 50, ALSIKE 25
Fair Yields of Grain About 200 Acres
r
of Clover Hulling at South
Molalla.
Molalla. Aug. 14. Threshing Is well
along. Wheat Is making 25 bushels,
and oats 50 for maximum yield.
The first Alslke clover turned out
10 bushels seed per acre. Clover
I hauling has begun in earnest; there Is
about 200 acres to do south of Mo
lalla.
Vick and Lewis are running their
thresher on the prairie. Cole & Cole's
outfit is at work in the vicinity of
Macksburg; while Shaver is taking
care of the Teasel creek neighborhood
and Herman & Kayler are looking out
for South Molalla, threshing both
grain and clover.
Mrs. Gates returned to Oregon City
Monday.
Milton Trullinger is still on the Hick
list.
F. C. Perry has gone to the Coast for
two weeks.
L. W. Robblns and family have gone
to Newport.
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 ratft for Instruments to be used in
connecUon 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 be without a telephone and its
attendant advantages .especially as
every assurance Is given of prompt
and efficient service.
Mr. G. J. Hall is in charge of the
canvass in this county and he states
that he may bo seen at the central of
fice of the company in Oregon City,
Oregon, or will visit any community
or organization of farmers interested
in telephone matters. 33eow.
DOVER NEWS
The fine shower was welcomed by
every one except those who had grain
in the Held.
Dr. C. H. Atwood was called to Do
ver Saturday to see Grandma Deshaz-
er, who was very sick, Tuesday morn
ing she U resting well. He also call
ed on Capt. Branson, who has not been
well Blnce coming to Dover.
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 rfowell & Jones means
carrying out the doctor's wish to the letter and 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
OrCgOJl City
C. A. Keltk went to
Washington county to li
rarmlngton,
k arler ilia i
farm. '
Will Jtaftreo accompanied his moth
er to Portland, Monday. She left for
Seattle Tuesday.
A'. J. Kltzmlllcr Is aupplylng the
nelghlnirhood with fresh beef.
Dr. Atwood of (JreHham took dinner
with C A Keith anil famllv nl urrliiv i
evening.
Mrs. Robertson went to Eagle Creek
Monday.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We call your attention to tho fact
that Dermakola ointment Is a positive
cure for Kczema, ulcers, wounds, plies,
and every Kind of skin or Bcalp troub
le. It costs 25 cenU If It cures. If
It don't wc return your money. Hunt
ley Bros.
STRAWBERRIES RIPE
AT EAST MT SCOTT
East Mt. Scott, Aug. H I think
our editor gave us a broad title as to
the news from this placo last week,
so I will have to thank him for his
broad and deep thoughts.
Miss Clara Tlrlch has gone to Da
mascus, to work for a short time.
An Interesting young people's meet
ing was held Sunday night, Miss Hulda
Becker being leader.
Grain here Is all cut. Early potatoes
are reported a good yield.
C. F. Zinser has just come In with a
box of strawberries as nice as can
be had any time of the season.
ACCIDENTS
IN NORTH
MAS.
CLACKAi
Estacada, Aug. 9. Ralph Lemon had j
two fingers on his right hand cut off
Tuesday. He was at work at Yocum's
sawmill and got his hand in tho planer.
He was taken to town, the fingers am
putated and tho wound dressed.
Last Saturday at 10:30 while at work
on a ladder H. M. Wing, of Currlns
vllle, fell dislocating and fracturing
his left limb at tho knee Joint. He was
taken to a hospital In Portland, and
owing to his age will he laid up for
a month or two. Mr. Wing Is the father-in-law
of W. II. Stewart of Currins
vllle. Tho News.
First Aid to Beauty.
Nothing Is more certain to benefit
your complexion than a 5 cent box of
Laxakola tablets. Thoy freshen the
skin, give color to the cheeks, cure
constipation and give you a clear, rosy,
healthy complexion. Huntley Bros.
Unit E. Mm
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nilcuui c r tr
TO ACRE AT SHUDEL
ShuUd, Aug. H Threnhltig U In
full blast. Grain Is yielding umixually
well; (iodfrled Mochnko had live acre
lof tDttt Mi "evenly four liunh-
1 m r ru
Henry dlnther Is laid up for a few
days, being Injured by overllftlng at
tho mill.
Rev. Henry Jlorimhuh, presiding el
der of the Kvangellcal church, preach
ed here Sunday afternoon.
Will liluhin und family of Oregon
City, are visiting a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried Mot h
tike. Fred Fisher and family of Oregon
City, took a drive through our town
Sunday.
Robort Clnthcr and family spent
Sunday at Wilholt springs.
Michael Moehnko and wife are
spending a few weeks at Seaside.
G. A. Shubel went to Oregon City
on business one day last week.
Mr.-Masslnger, I am sorry to notf,
Is still laid up with rheumatism.
Tho Evangelical church will cele
brate children's day next Sunday In
the grove at the church.
Otto Moehnke had his finger severe
ly cut with a water glass on an en
gine one day last week, and conse
quently Is laid up for a while,
In Self Defense
Major Hamm, editor and manager of
tho Constitutionalist, Eminence, Ky.,
when ho was flercoly attacked, four
years ago, by Piles, Wight a box of
Ilucklnn's Arnica Salvo, of which he
says: "It cured me In ten days and no
trouble since." Quick hoaler of IturnR,
Sores, Cuts and Wounds. 25 cents at
Howell & Jones' drug Btoro.
Rtiullfullr located In Portlind, Orton.
offtri uniurpiutd facilities (or Ilia cul
ture and iducitlnn ol fount wonin, Special
opportunity In Muilc. Art, Languivti and Liter
alure. Well equipped I'hyilral and Chemical Lab
oratories. Herbarium and Mineral Cabinet. The
larseat and old.it I.adlei' Seminary in the Pacific:
Northwest. Itenjorsa national reputation (or Im
Barlinr the best ohrsicel, mental and moral train
Inf and derelopinc true womanhood. Equips
soclallr and educatianallr (or the most eialted
statioa. Conlsrs Academic and Collet-late Degrees
br State Authority. Interference with eomlctlons
el aoa-Catholica la scrupulously avoidsd. Academy
Is Ideally located, amid Inspiring scenic adtan
tages. Social opportunities such aa are STsilabla
la no cither city on the Coast. Buildings large and
commodious, well lighted, heated and tentileted:
dormitories aad private rooms supplied with all
modern convenience. The Institution la liberal
and progressive without sacrificing the character
lad traditions of at and achievement. Terms
nodes!. Satisfactory reference required. Write for
announcement booklet. Board aad tallies S180 per
fear. Address Sister Superior, St. Mary's Academy
PORTLAND. OREGON, U.S.A.
DEATH 01' PIONEER
, WOMAN AT MAROUAM
Mnrtiuam, Auk. II.-Mim, ICII.aboth
Walk Adair wan born July I I, IH'.!7, In
North Carolina. Hhe wan married to
W. It. Adulr, March 1!. 184H, and died
August N, l'.HMI, being 7'J yews, Hi) days
old. Four children were born to V.
II, mid Kllulieth Ailalr, only one of
wllom. Mrs. TIiom, KIIIimi, survives her
mother. There are now living nine
Ktundclilldreu and II great grand
children, Mrs. Adulr with her him
hand crossed the plain In t N r U , and
Dually Hm'hIi'iI Iii Million county, Ore
Koii. Mr, Adulr died November 7,
is!' I, since which time Hhe resided on
the limne farm near Miller cemetery
la Marlon county, four tulles north of
Nllverlnn. She waa u coimlntent
Christ Ins and for iiimiy years a iiiein
lier of the I'lilted llrethren church.
Mix. Adair died lis ulie lived, with a
strong faith mid good hope In our
Saviour and I u l
Funeral HervleeK were held by the
writer In the Miller church, attended
by lt a unrulier of relatives nud
friends. Her body VWW tilld to rent by
the Hide of her husband III the beitlltl
flll Miller Cemetery, (o HWBlt the res
urrect Ion morn.
IIICNRY HI'IKSH.
Children In Pain
never cry an do children who are sttf
ferine from hunger. Such Is tho cause
nf all baby's who cry and are treated
for sickness, when they really are
suffering from hunger. Thin In cann
ed from their food not being asstml
litted, but devoured by worms. A few
dunes of White's Cream Vermifuge
will cause them to reami crying and
hi'Klu to thrive at nine t ; i v It a
trial. Sold by Huntley Unm Drug
AN ORECON CITY PIONEER.
II M Knighton, an emigrant of
IH . -one of those unfortunate who'
took S. II. I.. Meek' cutoff and wero
lost, ami suffered ho much took up
the claim .on which the town of St
Helens now tttamlH, HU)M the Mint.
Mr. Knighton first settled In Oregon
City, and kept a hotel there. In l(W5.
In that year be selected tho claim
above- inentlnuixl, hut did not nettle
upon It until 1st". Mr. Knighton ap
pear to have been an active, dashing
Rtnl HpiTulutlvc. rather than a erl
oils and careful htiHlneMK ,m(). From
the 'Spectator." which bej-an to bu
published about the time he came to
Oregon, It U eajiy to gain an Idea of
his Hoclal and buHlnens character. Ho
went to parties and gave parties.
advertised well whatever buHlnena he
engaged In. and was what wo rail "a
live man," His wife was a Miss Eliza
beth Martin, daughter nf a setUer of
that name In Yamhill county.
Knighton went to tho present site
of St. Helens, and after a Mrenuoun
I twelve or fifteen years of endeavor
U) make that point tho metropolis of
j the Oregon country, he failed In hla
htiHlness ventures, and took to steam
j boating, being employed for a time as
I captain of one of the bouts of the P.
T. Co. on the Willamette. Captain
I Knighton died at The Ialle In 1KG4.
of typhoid fever.
DEEDS, NOT WOROS.
Oregon City Ptople Hava Absolute
Proof of Deed at Home.
H It'a not wordH, but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds of Doan'a Kidney I'llls.
For Oregon City kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies In the testimony of Ore.
gun City people who have been cured
to stay cured.
William McLarty, tailor In the
Court House Hlock, living at. 10th
mid Washington streets, Oregon City,
says: "I had persistent backache and
pain throughout the loins that seemed
to never let up, and the worst part of
It was the annoyance I wiw caused at
night, for I could not find a comfort
able position or get any restful sleep
on account of the continual aching.
The result was I lost energy. I learn
ed of Domi's Kidney I'llls, curing
othera of similar trouble and I procur
ed a box at Huntley llroH. drug st.oro.
Ily tho tlmo I had used half of one
box there was so much Improvement
that It seemed almost unnecessary to
tako any more, but I finished tho box
to mako sure of the beneficial results.
I could then sleep the entire night,
arlso rested In tho morning, and not
a trace of tho aching remained."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., tluffalo, N.
Y., solo agents for tho United Slates.
Remember tho name Doan's and
tako no other.
The End of the World
of troubles that robbed E. II. Wolfo,
of Hoar Orovo, la., of all usefulness,
camo when ho began taking Eloctrlo
llltterB. Ho wVltes: "Two years1 ago
Kidney trouble causod me great Buf
fering, which I would never have sur
vived had I not takon Elootric Rlttora.
Thoy also cured me of General Dobll
lty." Sure cure for all Stomach, Liver,
and Kldnoy complaints, Wood Dis
eased, Headache, Dlzzlneas and Weak
ness or bodily docllao. Price 60c.
Guaranteed by Howell & Jones, druggists.