OREGON CITV EN J FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1908.
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W46060604e0406466OQG. FAIRCLOUGII SAFE
AT THE OGLE MINE
Rapid changes of temperature Are hard
on ihe toughest constitution.
The conductor passing from the heated
inside of a trolley car to the icy temperature
of the platform the canvasser spending an
hour or so in a heated building and then
walking against a biting wind know the
difficulty of avoiding cold.
wr
Sco1t's EnvuUlon strengthens the S
body so that it can better withstand the
danger of cold from changes of temperature. 0
It will help you to avoid taking cold. &
2,000 miles of Ioiik din
tuiicti tfil'ihoii wiro in
Oregon, WiinliiiiKton, Cali
fornia and Idaho now in
oMrntion hy IIih 1'uoilic
HUtion Tflfjiliono (Join
pin.y, covering 2,2.r0
tOH'IIH.
Quick, nccuratn, clioaji
All tint Hiiti nfiirtion of a
iwTHonal communication.
biHtanoo no nct to a
clear uridtTHtanding. Hjk.
kano and Han KraneiHoo
an iMicily heard an Tort
land. -Oregon City oflio at
DEATH OF ONE OF
. OREGON'S PIONEERS
HE2EKIAH 8TIPP, WHO CROSSED
THE PLAINS IN 1802, PASS
ES AWAY, AGED 85.
Harding's Druir Stor
W. S. EDDY, V. S.f M. D. V.
Graduate of the Ontario Vrtcii
imry College uf Toronto, CaiiMilii,
ml the McKillip Siliool of
Surgery of Chicago, Inn loinled
. Oregon City nml mtaldiidicd no
olfiie nt The I'ukhioii Slablra,
Seventh Street near Main.
Ilolh 1'elejihoura.
l-armera' IJl Main IJI I
1 O A
mmwm
I lozfMali Htlpp, 11 JiIhi r of ISVJ,
died nt lilit home In Oregon 'City on
UVilni-HiIiiy evening. Mr. Stlpp wiih n
iiifinluT of thi party Unit (Tunned tint
plains In IKr,2 In which tint parents
of Harvey Scott of the Orcgonlim,
well' Included.
Tho (leci'iiHi'l wiih horn In Indiana,
December T.'., H2. and early In his
life ri'inoved with tils parent to 1111
iioIm, when- lie lived until lS,ri2, when
he Joined a party of emigrant for
Oregon from Danville. Reaching tho
Oregon country, hi located In tho
Waldo IIIHh, near Kalein, Marlon coun
ty, nflerwnrdH removing to Salem,
where oil September , 1KC0, ho mar
ried Kmlly (Iholson, who died In 1878
nt Junction City. From JS72 to 1S7G
he redded at I uy ton, KiiKtcrn Waidi
Ington, mid afterwards returned to
Junction City. Following tho death
of IMk wife two years litter, ho came
to ClacUiiiium county, when? with tho
exception of three years In IlllnolH,
he lillH since refilled.
There nro live surviving children,
four mum uiul a daughter, n follows:
Jhiio'h II. mid C. W. Stlpp. of Utile
White Salmon, WhnIi.; Thud S. Stlpp,
l.lheral; I.I vy Stlpp, Oregon City;
mid Mr. Mary DciirdculT, Treimuit,
l'iu't!und.
No Opium In Chamberlain' Cough
Remedy.
There Is not the leant danger In giv
ing Chamhei lulu's Cough Keinedy to
KiiKill children as It contains no opium
or other harmful drug. It has nn es
tablished reputation of more than 30
.veins as the most successful medicine
In ii"c for colds, croup and whooping
'cough. It always cures and Is pleas
nut to take. Children like It. Sole
hy Howell & Jones.
Famous at home for
Oeneni! Ions past ;
Famous tio.v all over
the World.
For mile hy
E. MATTHIES
CATARRH
A MIDDEN ATTACK
! OF IICART FAILURE
Mrs. William Huckner of Mt. Pleas
ant, who was In town trading Satur
day, was overcome with 1111 attack of
heart failure In the lied Front store
al iLMht. Ur. Mount was summoned
mid she was taken to the homo of
II. S. Moody. Mrs. Huckner has heen
subject to these attacks for tho last
live years and Is now In a very criti
cal condition.
ROAD LEVY MEET
AT SOUTH OSWEGO
COUNTY JUDGE DIMICK HELD
MEETING TODAY OTHERS
TO BE HELD SOON.
I
hewyoioV
Ely's Cream Balm
This Romody Is a Spoclflc,
Suro to Clvo Satisfaction.
GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE.
It cleanses, mint hex, heals, and protects tho
diseased meiuliriine. It cures Catarrh and
drives away a Cold in tho Head cpiiekly.
Kestnrcs tlio Senses of 'i'uslo ami Smell.
Kimy to use. Contains no injurious drugs.
Applied into the iiontrils ami nhsorhed.
liiirgo Size, fill emits at Prugisls or by
mail; Trial Size, lOeimhiliy mail,
ELY BROTHERS, 5G Warren St., Now York.
County Judge (Iriint U, Dimlck held
Monday a mei'tlug with tho piniplo of
South Oswego, foi'Xhe purpose of levy
I111: 11 Hpeclal road tax. On the 27ih
id' Dooonihoi' ho will m(et with tho
people of Hinton and on tho 2'Jtli will
hold a similar meeting with tho resi
dents of tho Now I0ra district. Moot
lugs of this mirt aro holng ludd all
over tho county for tho purposo of
levying special road tax nud tho resi
dents respond freely.
PARTY FROM MINE ARRIVE TO
SPEND CHRI8TMA8 WITH OR
EGON CITY FRIENDS.
FiIciiiIh of 1. A, Falrcloiigh aro ro
Jolclng to know ho Im snfo mid well
In camp, at tho Oglo initio. Mr. Fair
chiugh will remain In churgo of tho
I'linip through ( Mi rim itiHH. Mr. and
Mrs, I ten Wright lire ulso at tho initio
for Ihe winter. Tho party coming
home for Christmas left tho initio at
C;:i0 Friday morning and arrived In
Oregon -City at, !t p. m, Saturday, mak
ing tho trip In tho shortest time they
have ever dono. Thoso who camo
out. were, Chas. ICarly, Mark Sprague,
.1. I). and T. II, Falrcloiigh, Will Wil
son, ICd ward Oraco ami James llatteii.
who lives at Clear J.ako.
Hay, grain, flour and feed of all
kinds at tho Farmers' Feed Barn, at
the right prlco. 44tf
3
Why Refer
to Doctors
Ikcausc we make medicines
for them. Wc tell them all
about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
and they prescribe it for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, con
sumption. They trust it. Then
you can afford to trust it.
Ask your own doctor.
Th boat kind of a taatlmonial
"Bold tor over alxty yeara."
Li'
MU by J, O. kjn Co., Iw.n, Mas
.lao ataaulaoturara or
SAKSAPARILLA,
PILLS.
HAIR VIGOR.
WlkilltolMntil W pnbllih
tha formalaa ofll our madlotnM.
yers
Ayer's Pills greatly aid the Cherry
sectoral in breaking up a com.
Demcnt's Best Flour
MADE FROM HARD WHEAT.
IK-
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walla waila
WASHINCTIN
s;-r.r'.rrg Try-
,1 ttrt.' v p ----- 1.
Fsod hy housewives hecauso of Its
goodness and economy. Makes the
most broad and makes It most nutri
tious. For sale hy most dealers.
There is no satisfaction keener
than be'mj dry and comfortable
when out in the hardest storm.
YOU ARE SUM OP THIS
IP YOU WE AS
WATERPROOF
1LED CLOTHING
HACK OR YCUOW
407 ONJAU EVERYWHERE
A.J. TOWH 0..bOSTOH, MASS . U.S. A.
TOWtR CANADIAN CO,LimW.T0(aNrO. CAN.
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OAK GROVE MEETING
ENTHUSIASTIC ONE
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION 13
BOUND TO BRING GREAT
BENEFIT TO COMMUNITY.
Oak (Jrovo, Doc, 20.-Tho Irnprovo
mont association at lift mooting this
evening was largidy attondoii consider
ing tho exceedingly Htormy weather.
Tho meeting was full of llfo and on
'hiiHlasm and each and every person
horo that dotermlniMl at.tlt.udo that.
gooH to show that ho will do every
thing In his power for tho hiiccoks of
'ho association and tho community In
general.
Tho president of tho association,
Mr. I!. Loij Fugot, Is tho right man
In tho right place. With such an en
ergetic, enterprising and enthusiastic
proHldont success Is Inevitable.
After tho reading of the minutes
of tho previous meeting, tho report
of the committee on constitution and
by laws was received ami after a few
minor changed a constitution and by
laws was adopted.
An advisory board consisting of
seven members was elected, four of
tho Hoven members being tho duly
elected officers of tho association and
thrwj members, Messrs. Jno. Klsloy,
Meyers and Khlnobart being elected
from and hy the members at large.
A membership roll was Instituted
and every member present subscribed
hl name, each male member being
assessed 25 cents, and each female
member 10 cents a quarter.
Various Btandlng committees were
to have been appointed, but on ac
count of tho small number that brav
ed the elements to be present. It was
decided to postpone this phase of the
situation until tho next meeting.
Our regular meetings will bo held
on the 1st Thursday of each month,
tho next meeting being two weeks
from to-nght, or January 3.
Watch our progress.
Mist E. H. Roper at the Congregation
al Church Sunday.
Miss B. II. Hoper of New York, oc
cupied the pulpit of the Congregation
al church Sunday morning, delivering
a very able and well prepared dis
course. The congregation was unit
ed In praising Miss Roper. During
the sermon Miss Itoper brought out
very forceful facts, her words reach
ing the hearts of the people.
In speaking of the different walks
through life, she said, "If one wishes
to succeed in business, I do not know
a better guide that the book of Pre
verbs; one who wishes to become c
master of Art should read the Acts;
one who would follow and stu:lv
astronomy should carefully study the
Revelations; while one who woyld
put his whole heart in literature must
read the whole bible."
Then Miss Roper went on to speak
of the men that were needed In tho
city government and those she said
must be clean men men who have
the city's Interests at heart.
President Roosevelt calls op citi
zens of United States to give to starv
ing millions In China whose homes
and crops have boon destroyed by
floods.
When wanting to take a ride get
a rig of Bradley, the best In town.
WINTER RATES TO YAQUINA BAY.
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(Imil.il H.'liiH'K S'li'OMo, N. C uiluai " I mm nv
1 1 ln-y tin ml vuii iilium for Hu tu." I'r. S. M. Itt vori',
KllVi'tl KlIliK. H . Vtt., Wl 1 1''1 " '1 tlt'T KIVII WIIITt THIH Mtllt,
,101 lull.' Ur. 11. I'. Mi (Oil. Cl:l:klMH'U. T.i Ivllh .
"In It lirutitloo til 211 .vt'nra, I Inwu roiiinl In, ri nutil.v li
''iitml vniim.'' I'ltitiN, M Vunt, SiiiiiiIi'ii Kirn, H")'t
.v Hriuli, martin minv, iNcaTra, ia.
Bold In Oregon City by Huntley Bros.
Call for Froe Sampla.
King of All Cough Medicines.
Mr. R CI. Case, a mail carrier of
Canton Center, Conn., who has heen
in tho II. S, Sorvleo for about sixteen
yearn, says; "Wo have tried many
cough medicines for croup hut Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy la king of
nil and ono to ho rolled upon every
tlmo. Wo also find It the host romo
dy for coughs and colds, giving certain
! results and loavlng no bad after ef
1 fects. For sale by Howell & Jones.
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,.;-,et,
IS
Seeds
prove their worth nt harvest
time. At'trroven'.riy ycatsof
cucccsr',, they are jupiuuim-i d
t':o 1 t u::il" c.urcsl by cut f. 1
j !vtt' rs everywhere. V " -iletiler
t- lla them. 1" ! ' w
f 1 1' -e 0:1 n ;r.. !.
s ' v .. Priwi
It if V "Tt Tt V S I t
'V V WV-
To Heat
Cold Rooms
Quickly
Every house has Its
cold room. Abnormal weather
conditions, Inadequate stove or
furnace heat olten result In some particular
part of the house beinz old and cheerless. Yoa
can make home warm and cheerful with the
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
(Equipped with Smokeless Device)
Carry It atout from room to room. Tum wick high or low there's no
danger. Smokeles device prevents smoke and smell, fcasy to operate
as a lamp. All parts easily cleaned. Brass oil fount beautifully em
bossed. Holds 4 quarts of oil and burns 9 hours. Gives Intense
heat. Two finishes nickel and Japan. Handsome, useful, reliable. r"
Every heater warranted. If not at your dealer's write our I
nearest azencv tor aescnot ve c rcuiar.
RWO Lamp
r J"o buy-
If the km lamp
for all-roual
household u
EquIcdciI with
latctl Improved burner. Clvea
bright, tedy light at lowett cmt Made of brati
tlirwiKhoul and nickel plated. Suitable for any root
whether library, dtmng-roon.parloror bedroom. Safe
and satisfactory, fcvery lamp warranted. Write to ,
Dearest agency If not at your dealer .
Standard Oil Company
I SRCSDE
Saves you from Icto25
cents on every article
you buy there.
Can you make money as TSJfO
easy any other way?
Then come and be convinced You will soon save a
dollar. A square deal to all who trade here.
W. L. STULTS
606 MAIN ST.
2
WAW'fl FRENCH FEWflLE
SPILLS.
Him, rhiniiN UniKK fur Ht'i'i-Rhnim Mknhthihtiun.
KfVEIt KNOWN TO fA!l. H.M Kawi Si ! I SMl
lll.'tloll tillltintltlVil il Mollis lii.ntll.lr.l. .S. llt Vtrliil
for I.(H pi t bus. Will m n.Vihi'mim 1 1 ml, to Lit :i .t fur
wlti'li r.'llt'Mtil. NHint.i... 1 n t,. It 11tr ilnttu'.l.t ut
lliVt1 tMl'lll hrllil .Vullf ncli TH til IIH.
UN It ID NF.IMOl 0.,M 74, UNMtns, f
Sold In Oregon City by Huntley Bros.
Oregon's. Great Recreation and Health
Resort at the Newport Beaches.
Ticket Sales Resumed Nov.
1st to May 31st, 1907.
As a winter health and ' recreation
resort Newport is the one par excel
lence. HecoRnizliiR this, and wishing
to give the people an opportunity to
breathe the fresh, pure ozone of the
ocean, tho Southern Pacific and Cor
vullis & Eastern have resumed the
sale of tickets through to Yaquina
From all S. P. points tickets will be
sold throughout the winter and spring
until May olst, every
Wednesday and Saturday
and from Albany, Corvallis and Phi
lomath on tho Corvallis & Eastern
tickets will be sold to Yaquina and
Newport DAILY.
Tho rates will be the same as during
the summer, and will bo good for re
turn 60 days from date of sale.
Dr. Minthorn's Sanitary Baths
will be In operation during the entire
winter and treatments will be given
dally.
Other Health Resorts Closed.
During the winter nearly all other
health resorts nre closed or difficult
to reach, and none of them have the
advantages of Newport and vicinity
as regards climate, points of interest
recreation, and amusement. For par
ties desiring to enjoy fishing, hunting
or seeing the ocean iu sunshine or In
storm, the famous resort Is unequal
led. tho surroundings are Ideal beau
tiful scenery, climate mild, healthful
and Invigorating. Cottages for rent
cheap, fresh vegetables, milk, honey,
fruit At lowest possible cost, fish and
tho famous rock oysters to bo had
for tho trouble of securing them.
Full Information from any S. P. or
C. & E agent or the General Passeng
or Agent of either Company.
Rate from Oregon City to Yaquina
$G.00. 49-t7
GET BUSY!
Holidays Ate Near
ELECTRIC LIGHT is the
magnet that draws trade. Keep
your store bright and you'll be
kept busy.
A show window brilliantly
illuminated with ELECTRIC.
LIGHT makes many a sale "the
night before. " It attracts atten
tion, makes it easy for your dis
play to be examined and shows
your goods to THE BEST AD
VANTAGE. AN ELECTRIC SIGN will
make a name for you and when
your name is made it will burn
it into the public's eyes and
minds. It is an investment that
pays big dividends. Our repre
sentative will explain how.
REDUCED RATES for
current on Meter Basis,
PORTLAND
GENERAL ELECTRIC
COMPANY
C. G. MILLER, Contract Agent
OREGON CITY