OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. AUGUST 2, 1907.
C
areful of Your Property
One of the secrets of our success
in the Baggage and Transfer Business
Safes, Piano and Furniture Moving
Williams Bros. Transfer Co.
Phones, Office II2I, Residence IS33 525 Main Street
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I
OGLE MINE
CAMP LIFE
Young Girl Writes Splendid
Descriptive Letter of
Journey to Mountains
STATEMENT
BY SHERIFF
hi one of the saloons lie saw, a
youns fanner playing the machine
until he lost his last cent, and was
given the laugh by the proprietor..
QUANTITIES OF BERRIES
Mr. Beatie Sends Replies to
Letters From Four Church
Committees
Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Di
arrhoea Remedy, Better Than
Three Doctor.
"Three years at;o we had three
doctors with our little boy and every
thing that they could do seamed in
vain. At last when nil hope seemed
to be pone we began using" Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and in a few hours ho began
to improve. Today he is as health;'
a child as parents could wish for."
Mrs. B. J. Johnston, Linton, Miss.
For sale by Howell and Jones.
Beautle of Trail Told In Graphic Lan
guage Only Few Men Are
Working at Mine
Now.
N. 1., and l.ulu Klrehoin spent Hun
day nt CuiTinsvlllo, guests of the.
Misses Stclniuun.
Mrs. Agnes Salisbury of Portland
visited with the family of M. 11. Kolb
holt lust week.
Warmers hero are about through
haying: now, and aw cutting their
grain.
Miss Mary) Swales will be homo
next week and Miss Klslo Kallort
goes to take her place.
The "hello" call Is hoard here now
from Kstitcudn, the Clear Creek Mu
tual having exchange with the other
new. company or Farmers' Mutual of
; I'urrlnsvllle, C.nrtlcld and Kstitendit.
I This Is as It should be so (hat people
loan talk to any part of their homo
! county.
Wo are Informed Mrs. II. Hahler
I will go to the Seaside soon for her
! health.
YOUR SAVINGS INVESTED
with us will be a working asset, good to
keep and tohavc for an emergency or op
portunity Wise Is the man who has his
capital, no matter how small, deposited
where it is at wrk earning more capital.
The Bank of Oregon City
In reply to the four letters received
by Sheriff Beatie, Tuesday, from four
Oregon City churches relative to clos
ing the Milwaukie Country club, he
sent to each the following answer,
Wednesday:
GenUeraen: Yoiir favor In regard
to the Milwaukie Country club at
hand. In reply will say that I have
made a determined effort to get evi
dence to prove a case in the courts
against the place to which you refer, j
but so far have been unable to do so.
If you have evidence In your pos
session which will warrant an arrest
nlonsp nut m In nnKPKslon of it at j ou!g
your earliest convenience and I will
act forthwith. I would be pleased to
talk over the situation at Milwaukie
with any one you may select and hear
any suggestions they may have to
make relative to this matter.
Very respectfully,
R. B. BEATIE.
Evidence Is the one thing hardest
to get about this club and it Is neces
sary to make effective any move to
close it by the county. The town of
Milwaukie could close it quickly
enough under its police powers, but
the authorities down there don't seem i
anxious to do so.
The club has run unmolested
about two years
HOPS CONTRACTED
The following Is a descriptive let
ter of a trip to the Oglo Mountain
mines, written by
Grace to her mother, Mrs. G. W.
Grace. It also gives a picture of the
mine camp surroundings that will bo
of much interest;
Ogle Mountain Mines, July 24
Dear Mamma: We arrived safely at
the mines last night at about 7 o'clock.
It is fine out here and I'm having n
good time all ready.
For an Impaired Appetite.
To It' prove i!u npprilte an I
strengthen t! digestion try a few
doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and
l.lver Tablets. Mr. .1. II. Sell., of lo
trolt. Mich., says: "They relieved me
of a bloated feeling and caused a
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Samples free. Howell & Jones.
ASSESSED VALUATION
INCREASED $ 1 ,500,000
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SUNNYSIDE AND
The assessed valuation of t'lacka- Increase, valuation of thut lit $ 107,1 '8.
mas county will be Increased $l,Mm,- i Collins' agent was here a tdiort tlmo
ooo over last year," mild Assessor ' ago with a complaint they wero
ROCK CREEK NEWS .' F. Nelson, Wednesday. Mr. assessed on too much land. Their
Nelson cannot give I ho exact figure list of holding was compared to Mr.
"of the totals for the books will not Nelson's list and a difference of ,Ci
Creek, July be completed for some lime yet. n 01 an acre was iouiki, inn ageiu nl-
In securing depu- milled the asnenHor tool tho matter
their
Coming In the scenery Mas bcautl-
rOK AT J5C POUND j 1111 Allnousn not as;lmlf through. Reed
bad as I expected they were too rough Mr oa u Saturday
Three hop contracts were filed In
Recorder Ramsby's office Wednesday,
all three calling for 15 cents a pound
and contracted to Ed C. Herren of
Aurora.
H. A. and Samuel W. Wolfer of one
mile south of Needy are to deliver 40
bales from their field of 12 acres; B.
of lVj miles south of Macks
5000 pounds from his field of
7 acres, and William Brush of Macks
burg. 40 bales from his field of 10
acres.
Sunnyslde and Hock
:il-Maying still In vogue; some have has hud difficulty
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hay in wntio outers nre inn " " " "' - , '
baled hay for ,hai backward on mat account, im The Increased valuation of 11,6(10,.
board of equalization will probably imn will return at the same tax rato
to ride down and up tho hills. "Uxik- j Henry Collins has been visiting nt !""t assemble until October
HAD AN AWFUL TIME.
But Chamberlain's Colic,. Cholera ,md
Diarrhoea Remedy Cured Him.
It Is with pleasure that I give you
this unsolicited testimonial. About a
year ago when I had a severe case of
measles I got caught out In a hard
rain and the measles settled In my
stomach and bowels. I had an awful
time and had it not been for the use
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy I could not have
possibly lived but a few hours longer.
I but thanks to this remedy I am now
for strong and well. I have written the
The Portland police 'above through simple gratitude and 1
raided it once, evidences of gambling
were seized and the proprietors ar
rested, but the courts decided the
Portland authorities had no jurisdic
tion and dismissed the cases.
B. Lee Paget, a Portland banker,
residing at Oak Grove, wrote to Dis
trict Attorney Hedges on June 26, ex
pressing his appreciation of the saloon
closing order at Oregon City and
Milwaukie and referred to the club
as follows:VIn this connection allow
shall always speak a good word for
this remedy. Sam H. Gwln, Oiceord,
Ga. For sale by Howell & Jonex
NEEDY BALL CLUB
TO GIVE SOCIAL
Needy, July 31 Ray Fish and
Laura Kocher were at New Era, Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Wingfleld of Wllholt
visited friends here Sunday.
Farmers are busy cutting grain and
preparing for threshing.
Dave Yoder visited at Sunnyside,
Sunday.
Misses Alice and Grace Ritter spent
Wednesday at Butteville, visiting
their brother Percy.
Ted Wolfer of Gribble Prairie call-
me to say that my daily passing the
notorious gambling institution known
as the Milwaukie Club has often sug
gested to me the question of what
Steps could be taken to abolish it.
"If there is any way In which I
could co-operae with this end in view,
please let me hear from you and
oblige."
In an interview in a Portland paper ed on friends here, Sunday.
Mr. Paget made severe strictures on ' Mr- and Mrs. Charles Noblitt at
District Attorney Hedges for not en-, tended New Era campmeeting, Sun
forcing the law. He says the club is .day
doing a big business. He asserts' Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rue left for
that large numbers of people patron-'their home in Washington, Sunday
ize the place, and that streetcar traffic . morning.
to and from the house Is heavy. Heed-1 In Wolfer made a business trip
ing the protests of many, he says, the Aurora, Saturday,
officials of the railway line have re-' 0ur baseball nine, with the aid of
cently changed the name of the sta- ltle irls ln the neighborhood, will
tion from the Milwaukie Club to Cre-'ive an ice cream social in Odd Fel
ole, which, he thinks, is a big change : lows' hall, Saturday night, August 3,
for the better. . the proceeds to go for uniforms for
i the members of the nine.
SLOT MACHINES. !
An Oregon City man who has been
employed on special police duties over
the county, said Tuesday that slot !
machines played for money are oper-
out Mountain" was tho prettiest sight ;( :.,,..,., n..,n-.i..rra f.ir few ,ivm
on the road. From the hill beyond as I v..,.. . ,.ni.nced tho
we looked back, it was a solid nioun- jointly sl.le ehool. has moved into
tain of trees, one row tiering above ;Fnink 0tf ,imls Iu,xt to the store
the other until it looked a regular ' m 8(-ems quite comfortable,
mowed lawn going up In the air for Jiln u,.( ),J4(j another sick spell
three miles. , othor uay.
There were lots of berries long j Mrs. J. Davis hns been quite poorly
tho road, salmon berries, thimble ber-nK.ljnj but nm R!ail t0 n,.ar H sum0
ries, blackberries, sallal berries ln!i,Mt,-
Alec Hunter Is doing a little more
work on his house.
Mr. anil Mrs. George IVardorff, Mr.
Collins, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hubbard ami
children attended the campmeetliiK
last Sunday and reported a fine meet
ing. The dance at Hllleary'a hall Satur
day night was well attended and en
Joyed by all.
Mr. Stoll's aro cutting grain now
and are very busy.
Mrs. George Deardorff had the mis
fortune to fall and hurt her foot quite
badly last week but Is so as to bo
around.
quantities. There were huckleber
ries too, but the majority of them are
not ripe yet. May Is making black
berry pies for dinner. We have ev
erything to eat out here.
There are acres of mountain laurel,
and although It is not in bloom now
it makes a very pretty sight the
leaves are such a shiny green.
May is dandy company. We walked,
about ten miles altogether and rode
on the pack horses part of the time.
We were up so high on the packs
that we imagined we were riding
camels. There were numerous kinds
of flowers and ferns on the way and
the size of the trees Is enormous.
The fungi grew on the trees all the
way along and we saw traces of
bears once or twice.
I am all right out here and you
needn't be worried because it Is as
safe as day. We have not been up
to the upper cabin yet nor to the
mines. The mill is not running now
and they are not working the mines
today. All the men are felling trees
and splitting wood for the mill. There
are six or seven buildings down here
and three or four on the hill.
The hill Is about a thousand feet
above the lower camps and the mines.
It is almost perpendicular.
We have Just been down to the
mill and the machinery Is great, and
the building is quite large. The men
have Just sawed down a large tree Dover, July 31 Dr. Rowlands will
and it sounds like a thunderbolt as hold the fourth quarterly meeting at
it crashes to the ground. The cabins the Dover church Aug. 10. Ho will
are of good size and very comfortable, preach at 8 o'clock In the evening and
Riling From the Crave.
A prominent manufacturer, W'n. A.
Fertwell, of Lucama, N. C, reTtc a
most remarkable oxi.erlenro. IIcshvh.
"After taking less than three bottle
of Electric Hitters, I feel like one ris
ing from the grave. My tro-ihls It
Brlght's Disease, in the Dr.bcte.i
stage. I fully be'ieve Electric; Hit
ters will cure me permanently, for It
has already Moppei' the liver and
bladder cotnpllcatnns whle'.i have
troubled me for yei;s" Ginnn'O' d
at Howell & Joe as , druggists, i rice
only 50c.
QUARTERLY MEETING
AT DOVER diURCH
Uncle John Is well and working hard
as there are only four men out here
now.
Well, I must quit and help get din
ner as it will son be 12. Will be
home in about six weeks. With heaps
of love to all, I am,
Your daughter,
FLORENCE GRACE.
P. 8. Send me a pair of overalls
in by I'ncle Alley the 1st.
Neighbors Got Fooled.
"I was literally coughing myself to
A Valuable Lesson.
'Six years ago I learned a valuable
lesson," writes iohn Pleasau', ol
Magnolia, ind. "I tcin began taking
iDr. King's New Life Pills, ail (he
ated openly in defiance of law in four '"ngr I take then the better I find icure
saloons in Clackamas county Wil
sonville, Canby, Boring and Sandy.
I them." They please everybody. Guar-
ynteed at Howell iz, .(ones', dr;r;.,i-,:8
23 cents.
death and bad
leave rny nea; and neighbors pre
dicted that I would never leave it
alive; but they got fooled, for thanks
be to God, I was Induced to trv Dr.
King's New Discovery. It took iist
four one dollar bottles to corTt'etcry
the cough an i ' estore nie to
also Sunday morning at 10:30, Au
gust 11.
A. J. Morrison and daughter Leah
drove to Portland Saturday night.
Miss I,eah will spend two weeks with
her grandmother.
Grandma DeShaz'er Is quite poorly
of late.
The supervisor will finish the road
work in this neighborhood tills week.
The directors have not secured a
teacher for the Dover school yet.
The many friends of Miss Grace
Wolf gave her a pleasant surprise
become too w.;aK to party Wednesday evening of last
week.
Fred Vale and sisters of Portland
are camping for a few days at "Rocky
Scrabble."
Lee Cooler Is home from Portland
for his vacation.
J. W. Exon cut grain for Mr. Wolf
Monday.
Capt. Branson went to Sandy Mon
day to consult Dr. McAlnoy. The
doctor advised perfect rest for sev-
good sound health," writes M";i Eva
Uncapher, of Gioveriown, Stark omi-
;ty, Ind. This King .if cough and odd
! cures, and healer of .moat and luntfs,
jis guaranteed by Howell k Jones,
0 I druggists. 50c and $1 00. Tr'al bot
tle free.
AT $35.00 PER ACRE
404 Acres 100 acres in cultivation, 20 acres hops largo fine dwell
ing. Hop houses, barn, other out-buildings, good well, running
water; 25 acresof this is fine balm timber; good orchard;
mile froni depot. This place would cut up nicely. All fine level
land.
100 Acres 50 acres In cultivation; 20 acres hops. Few acres good
timber; hop house, cost $1000. Good 4-room house, barn. , Good
well and running water. $5000.
200 acres CO in cultivation; no buildings. $12 per acre.
W. F. SCHOOLEY & CO.
606 MAIN STREET ORECON CITY, ORE.
LOGANITES HAVE
'PHONE NEIGHBORS
Logan, July 31 This Is the time of
year when people think of cool moun
tain shades, (seaside breezes or coun
try cousins.
J. Strom is seriously ill with pneu
monia. Dr. Norris and son are at
tending him.
I Miss Gill is staying a few days with
'her sister' Mrs. S. N. Barrett of Rid
j land, whose infant has whooping
i cough.
I T. E. Anderson, Miss Nlta Gerber,
The Increase Is oij corporations mid
timber lands, The Increase on the
Southern Purifies Is $nu,(MM) and about
the same on the. O. W. P. The total
lurreaso on corporation will be close
to three-quarters, of a million dollars.
The valuation of timber lauds Is
doubled. Last year they were assess
ed nt $!; this year $12.
as last year an additional revenuti of
$27,(tiitt, enough la pay the entlro
debt of Hie county without taking a
ce!ii from Individual taxpayers. No
part of the Increase is on fnrmlnic
laud, Mr. Nelson Ji.stly believing It
Is assessed high enough.
When Mr, Nelson entered ofllco
live yearn ago the H P. was assessed
nt $:i,r.ou per mile; this year at
The Southern Pacific owns In round $1'.i,oihi per mile. Five yeum ago (ho
numbers ST.mu) acres of land In this o. w, P. was assessed nt $H00 mile;
county, of which SO.OoO is timber. The now at $l2,0(i(t u mile.
Inrreaso on that company's holdings , The total valuation of the county
ilon amounts to $300,000. this year will bo close to $i:i,000,000.
Weyerhaeuser, the lumber king, This great total will be doubled next
owns 19,220 acres, and his Increase Is year when nsncKsment must be mado
$lll.roo. on rush value according to tlm law
T. D. and E. 8. Collins own 17,fi!3. passed by tho last legislature.
QET IT FOR HER
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8ave Her Time
Save Her Health
Save Her Weary Slept
Save Your Money
Save Your Clothe
Save Her Temper
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eral months.
Remedy for Diarrhoea. Never Known
to Fall.
"I want to say a few words for
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and DI
a'rhoea Remedy. I have uscl Ibis
;ir paration In my family for tho pu-t
five years and have recommended If
to a number of people In York county
f-.nd have never known It to fail to
effect a cure in any instance. I feel
that I cun not say too much for the
best remedy of the kind In the world."
S. Jemlson, Spring Gron, York
county, Pa. This remedy Is for stile
by Howell & Jones.
Mrs. Chris liliihm, who has been
ill all summer at her home on Mo
lalla avenue, is not Improving and is
In a very critical condition.
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all necessary equipment, absolutely
free of charge
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PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT t POWER COMPANY
C. G. Miller, Agent, Oregon City, Ore.
Gentlemen You may deliver to mo one Electric Plat
Iron, which I agree to try, and If unsatisfactory to me, to
return to you within 30 duys from date of delivery, If I
do not return It at that time you may chnrgo sarno to
my account'at $1.00. It Is understood that no charge
will bo made for the Iron If 1 return It within 30 dajt.
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