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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, OCT6BER 2, H08. NEWS OF THE COUNTY , . , , . . GLADSTONE. Miss Pes Mulkoy has pine to Brownsville to spend the Winter unit take up the work In the olevtnth (trade. Miss Mulkey attended the Hrown.ullle hlRh school Inst Winter. The new furnace for the school bouse has arrived and Is being In mailed. There will be no more suf fering and forced niarchea on account of a cold snap. The X. U Club will plve a social next Friday nlRht, October 9. T. P. Nelson and family have moved Into the new bungalow that Is being bftlt for them on the bank of the Clackamas. Oscar Kreytag went to Canby Wed nesday to superintend the putting In of the Milwaukee Grange exhibit at the County Fair. Mrs. J. F. Kelly came up from Eu gene Wednesday to visit at the C. A. Williams home. Judge Ryan Is building a fine fence across the front of his property. Every day sees new pupils at the new Gladstone School. LOGAN. The Grange recently had a barn raising and the roof will soon be on the new building. The horses will have a chance to be more comfortable next Winter. Mrs. Zoheda Sharp and Mrs. Min erva Bobbins spent several days vis iting relatives on Arthur's Prairie last week. Marvel Klrchem has returned from Eastern Washington. U O. Gerber has gone In the butch er business again at Estacada. There was a dance at the hall on the 2fith by the Logan second ball team. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Klrchem have a new daughter at their house. O. E. Freytag and family visited at Fred Gerber's last Sunday. Fair time is approaching and every body should hustle for the prizes the committee Is securing. Jack Frost's visit was unwelcome and unexpected. BEAVER CREEK. We are surprised to see Old Jack Frost coming so soon. The hoppickers have returned from the hop yards. They did not have a long stay this year. , A large crowd from here attended the Buffalo Bill show at Portland Fri day and Saturday. The Beaver Creek school opened Monday. September 28, with Miss Kate Snodgass as teacher. Fred Kamrath and Joe Studman are putting In the cable at the Beaver Creek switchboard. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larking passed through our burg Wednesday, looking very happy. We wish them a long and happy life and all kinds of good luck besides. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Harris and daughter Arleta, returned from Wales last week. We are glad to see them back again. They are through crushing on H. Hollman's place and have moved the rock crusher on P. Messlnger's place. The dance at Beaver Creek hall is the first dance of the season. Don't forget the date, October 9. STAFFORD. Like the rest of the world we had some weather last week, quite uncom mon for Stafford. For three nights In succession mercury fell to below freezing point and corn, potatoes, vines and garden truck of all kinds, including grapes, turned black In the face as a general thing, though some places were exempt. In some places a part of a field or garden were nip ped and the rest left untouched. Veg etation being so full of sap, and ten der from the long period of warm weather was lllfltted to resist such a sudden and cold snap. However we trust each of us has enough left to keep us from starving, and if it is any consolation we can reflect there are other portions of the land worse off than we are. Mr. Nussbaum has apples gathered to make cider. The paper hangers are about through at Mr. Powell's and George Saum is painting on the outside, white, trimmed with cream, and slate colored roof. Mr." and Mrs. Scott and two little boys went home Tuesday. Mrs. Scott is a sister of Mrs. Powell, and she and her husband came to help them out while building. Mr. Scott also built a new platform for the scales. Mrs. Brink called upon Mrs. Gage Monday afternoon. Hop picking Is over, and In most cases the money put In circulation again. A few from this vicinity took In the big bhow alt Portland. Quite an amount of clover Beed has been threshed, turning out less than some years, as the first blooms were blasted by a few hot days, but more than really expected under the cir cumstances. Hens are laying off their Summer garb and preparing for new, therefore egg are scarce. The potatoes on the Hayes place, Mr. Thomas's, a part of Weddle's, Nussbaum's and some others, are look ing pretty well, as the freeze did not Injure them. COFFEE Schilling's Best is a business-like name; you know what it means; and it means what you want. Tour grocer retarot rour momr If rou dca't k it; we par him. You take Kodol Just for a little whlin when von have sliEht attacks I of indigestion and you take it Just : a little longer in order to get relief ; from severe attacks of Indigestion or Nervous Dyspepsia. Try Kodol today. I Sold by Howell & Jones. i NEW MEAT MARKET H. W. 8TRIEBIQ calls th attention of his friends to th fact that he has opened a NEW MEAT MARKET next to WIL80N & COOKE'S HARDWARE 8TORE. FIRST CLAS3 MEAT delivered to all parts of Oregon City, Ca nemah and West Oregon City. ALL Suitable MEATS, POULTRY and EGGS bought H. W. STRIEBIG Phone 131. TEAZEL CREEK. J. It. Qulnn and family have return ed from the Coast and report a good time, but not many fish as the fish were not coming over the bar yet as It was a little to early for the spawn ing season. William Miller, who has been sick for nearly two years. Is said to be very poorly. Uus Burgreen Is again able to be around and visit his ranch setting out fire to burn old fencing and having a lively time to keep it from spread ing. Harvey Dart and wife are visiting at Sclo this week with Mr. Dart's mother. Mrs. J. H. Qulnn has been on the sick list this week. Her trip to the Coast did not help her. MEADOW BROOK. Mr. Engle has been working the Meadowbrook road. The frosts have damaged the grapes and everything else in this part of the country. All of the Meadowbrook people at tended the Molalla Fair. Only those who were not sick aud not at home when it came off. Mr. aud Mrs. Ralph Holman return ed from Portland where they have been visiting relatives and friends. Rufus Holman and friends were out to the Meadowbrook Land aud Live Stock Company's headquarters last Sunday. Mrs. Cooper is lamenting over her choice Wiles being frozen, and upon being asked if she had any four-o- clocks In her garden, replied: "No, since Jack-Frost came It has been 'all day' wi(h 'em too." CLARKES. The Highland school started Mon day and the teacher is Miss Emma Kleinsmlth, of Clarkes. Bat Sullivan had a little excitement. His house canght fire last Sunday morning, but not much damage waa done. The new minister. Mr. Bucha. mov ed from Canby to Clarkes last week. Henry Kleinsmlth went to town to attend to his sore knee. C. Stromgreen, his aunt and his sis ter Hannah and Mrs. Davison went to town Monday on business. Ben Marshall has purchased a new buggy. Mr. Marquardt was In town last Sat urday on business. Harry Gard came back from East ern Oregon to spend two weeks with relations and friends In Clarkes. Mr. Fisher and grandma were out from Portland last week to visit Mrs. Ben Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Marshall were gone on a visit for a fewdays. Mr. Cord Is going to teach the Clarkes school and the school will start next Monday. They are shingl ing the roof of the school house this week. Our supervisor, Mr. Scrlbner, Is through working out the special tax, but he has a few poll taxes left. MOUNTAIN VIEW. Slessrs. Miller and Joehnke have their hops baled and are hauling them to market this week. Mrs. Lennie Irvln, of Independence, Is spending this week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Seeley. Mrs. Jennie May, of Portland, spent Saturday and Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Molloy. Grandma Gottberg Is not so well this week. She Is In bed most of the time. John Darling and family, of Maple Lane, are moving Into their house here. Mrs. May Falrclough and sister, Mrs. Cromer, of Springwater, visited relatives In Fairvlew, Multnomah County, last week. Mr. Gerber and Bon, Albion, spent the latter part of last week on their ranch at Colton, takitfg care of their crop. They nave a nne crop oi pota toes. Mr. Woods, who went to work at Hlllsboro, Washington county,' last Spring, came back to this burg Mon day. He has rented Mr. Lock's house on Duane and Warren streets. Mrs. Reiley has had a new floor put in her house that Mr. Jefferson and family ocupy. W. W. Parsons, of Osborne, Kansas, Is tfcp guest of W..G. Hall and wife. He visited the Salem fair and oa his return. Mr. Hall drove with him out to the Superior Lumber Company and spent Sunday. Tuesday they Bpent sight seeing in Portland. Mr. Parsons is delighted with Oregon and thinks It has a great future. Mr Hvson has moved his barn from Hood street down to his new place of residence. Mr. and Mrs. McLarty anrt two children of Parkplace, spent Sunday with Frank. Beard and wife. Walter Schwack, who went back to Kansas last month returned home last week accompanied by his Driue. Carl Frelderlck writes from Montana that after a year of travel he has settled down to work at his old trade of blacksmlthlng. Lawrence Mack was in this burg again last week and Lyman Mack spent Sunday with his lamer. Card of Thanks. We Bhall hold In tender and grate ful remembrance all the deeds ol kindness rendered to us by our friends and neighbors during the Illness and burial of our wife and mother; tneir words of heartfelt sympathy, the ap propriate music and the beautiful floral tributes; for all of which, In this way, we feebly express our thanks. THOMAS SHUTE AND FAMILY. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS! Notice is hereby given that all sec ond half payments of Taxes must be made on or before Monday, the fifth day of October, 1908, or penalty and interest will be added from th first day of April as provided by law. R. B. BEATIE, TAX COLLECTOR, Estacada and Eastern Clackamas ESTACADA. ' Prune .picking and drying la the order at present In and near Kstaca da. The prune crop, though not largo this year, It was unusually good In variety. E. F. Surface, who recently sold his drug store here, will leave the latter part of the week for Corvallls, where he will take up a course of medicine at the Agricultural College. A grand ball-will be given at Eagle Creek grange hull on Saturday night, Odober 3. Good music has been on gaged frr the occasion, and a good time Is promised to all who attend. Tickets, including supper, will be $1.25. It. Cooper, the furnltur dealer, went to Portland, on a business trip, Tuesday. A. N. Johnson, the Jeweler, has mov ed the store building of Mr. Cooper In to the postofnee building, and will In a tew iiays receive a new one oi goons to add to his already well selected stock. J. W. Reed, of Estacada, has made application for the postoftlce at this: place, upon the resignation of E. F. j Surface, who leaves th week for Corvallls. The postofflee adjoins the drugstore that Mr. Reed recently pur-i chased from A. N. Johnson, formerly , owned by Mr. Surface. Robert Curran. who was seriously the city. Ho as the physician Tor the injured at his place at Currinsvlllo o. W. P. Railway Company. Ills place about a week ago, has been lying dun- was afterwards filled by Dr. Adlx, of geuosly III at his home, Is slowly Im- Portland, who Is meeting with great proving. Mr. Currln was engaged In success here. pulling stumps with a team, when one Mrs. Hemmnn. of San Francisco, of the stumps flew up and struck him who has been visiting her daughter, in the leg breaking It below the knee. Mrs. Blockley. at the Hotel Estacada, The Injury has been so painful that It for several weeks, left for Corvallls affected his brain, and for several days Wednesday, where b1i will visit with his condition was critical. Dr. Adlx, relatives for a few days. Mrs. Hem of Estacada. Dr. E. A. Sommer. of man expects to return to Estacada be Oregon City, and Dr. House, of Port- fore depnrting for her home In Cull land, held a consultation the latter foml.V Mrs. Blockley Is from San part of the week, and at present the Francisco, and Is remaining it Kslaoa condition of Mr. Currln Is somewhat da during her husband's stay with a improved. surveying party, about 30 miles from Howard Rippey, a consulting ensln- this place., eer. of Philadelphia, who Is at Cazade- Rev. M. B. Parounaglan. who has ro on a business trip, met with a pain- been pastor of the Methodist Eplsco- ful accident the first of the week in pal church of Estacada for the last which his ankle was dislocated. Ho year, has been transferred to tirosh- was in the act of walking on the rail am and will preach his first sermon at of the car track, when his foot slipped precipitating him to the ground, and succeeded at Estacada. by ltev. 11. Y . wrenching the ankle in such a man- Kuhlman. who will preach next Sun ner that It was necessary to place the day at Estacada. Mr. Parounaglnn Injured member in a plaster cast, by has done great work In behalf of his Dr. Adlx. of Estacada. Mr. Rippey church at Estacada and his parlahon and wife have been for several weeks ers are sorry to see him depart, at the Lodge. ; Married, In Portland, J. F. Snider Mrs. H. V. Adlx and son. Victor, and Calla B. Charlton. Mr. and Mrs. have returned from a brief visit. In Snider are on their honeymoon., and Portland, where they were the guests upon their return they will make their of Miss Harkins. During Mrs. Adix' visit In Portland, she attended a party given at the Harkins home. Mrs. Helfrlsh. who has been serious ly ill at her home, Is Improving, and her many friends are looking for a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. .Miner ana daughter, who have been residing at Estacada for the past four years, have moved from this place to Portland, where they will hereafter make their home. The Rebekahs met at their hall last Wednesday evening, and the regular order of business was transacted. The next meeting of the order will be Oc tober 21. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Park and daugh ter. Miss Myrtle Park, and Miss How ard, of Dodge, were in Estacada on a business trip Tuesday. Mrs. Park, wro has been confined to her home for the past week with an attack' of la grippe. Is slowly Improving. George Shultz. clerk In the C. r. Howe grocery store, left Sunday for Montavilla, where he is visiting, with his parents until the first of October, when he goes from that place to Jef ferson, Oregon, to visit with his sis ter. Mrs. West Curl, and will also spend a few days hunting China pheas ants. Mr. Quigbaum. after several week Illness, Is Improving. The oven of the bakery Is being con structed. and the work on the build- ing is being pusnea aiong at a rupm rate. , Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Posson, of Esta-1 cada. who have been conducting the , foniana restaurant on iiroauwn, win ; close up the building on Monday and again occupy their residence. Mr. and Mrs. Posson have given perfect satisfaction to their many patrons, and it is with regret that they are to go out of business. It Is not known whether the restaurant will be contin ued by other parties or not, but a res taurant is needed in Estacada for the transients. Mrs. W. H. Raabe and sons. Claire and Howard, and Mrs. Christman, of Portland, spent Sunday In Estacada, and while here were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Posson. Among the real estate transactions during the week were the- 40 acres of fthe Bowman place being sold, and Giles Loney, or uurrinsviiie, win move on the land and have cnarge of the same. William Henry Close, who has been familiarly known as "Hank," win.'; walking along the street near the Es tacada State Bank, fell dead with n stroke of apoplexy on Wednesday. Mr. Close had apparently been In the best of health until his death, and uad just remarked to Van Duren at the nv.-at market that he was feeling fine, after being asked how he was. Mr. Clone was on his way to his place of busi ness when he was stricken, and Dr. Adlx was Immediately summoned, w.io did all in his power for the man, but Mr. Close passed away about J ociccx A. M., without regaining conscious ness. Mr. Close's wife and brotheia were notified of his Illness, and were with him at the time of his deatn. Mr. Close has been In business with his brother for some time, and was well known here. The funeral took place on Friday. Trapp & Snuffln, prominent straw berry growers of Garfield, uave It Is a PERFECT FIT that we give yo That is the reputation that we maintain William, McLarty Tailor ANDRESEN BLDG. Second Floor Stfspeasion Bridge Cor. brought ninny of their berries to Es tacada. and have found a ready mar ket for the same. These gwnliemen are among the leading strnl.rty growers of the county, and oxpcoi to have many more for the market bo fore the froata kill them. Mrs. Havllnnd. wife of Dr. Wllll.im King Itavllaml. formerly of Estacada. has brought suit for divorce against Dr. llavlland, the divorce being giai.t ed In Portland. Mrs. llavlland claiais that her husband has a fondness tur purchasing candles, flowers, silks im i satins for women. Ho took women friends to the Portland for dinner and to Claremont Tavern, and has showed special devotion to Mrs. Nellie Hinton and to a Miss Jennie Patterson, and has gone to Idaho with the formoi where It Is said (list he Is making Ills home. Mrs. llavlland. who Is a pre pososslng person In appearance, was given her divorce Immediately upon taking the stand, and was awarded the custody of her little son, and an , award of $500 alimony, nn allowance of $200 for the cost of the suit and permanent alimony In the sum of $:!0 a month for the support of the ou, Dr. llavlland was for about four years a practicing physician of Estacada, and met with much success when he first came. Ho built a beautiful home here overlooking Estacada, and l one of the most attractive residence In that place next Sunday. He will bo home near Estacada. where the groom has property Interests. BISSELL AND GEORGE. They are having quite a heavy frost here at present. Fred Nltchman Is throungh hauling lumber for H. Voss. The new road at George Is finished with much satisfaction. Fred Uns made a Hying trip to Portland 'last week. Mrs. Ad. Welderhold was visiting at Mrs. H. Wllbern't for a few day. - Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson gave a party Friday evening. Quite a few friends attended It and all enjoyed themselves. The stumps on the farm of Ad. Welderhold and sons are still burn ing. There were quite a few children that attended Sunday School last Sab bath. DODGE. The people of Dodge had a social gathering September 26 and report having a good time and wound up with dancing at the Dodge school house. Mat Dibble and John Park were out hunting and got one deer for a three days' hunt. The notice school house In hpine re-Palnted and looks fine. D. Horner, of rKe s donB tho painting, We have been havlne a frost for s(,Verl nlirht. in.1v. Th Into m. tat()e8 are killed and the potato crop jg short this year. Shorts are so high and grain so high people will not buy cow feed so dairy products will be high as cows will be turned dry as it costs more for feed than the cream brings. Mrs. C. S. Park, of Dodge, Is sick with the grip. EAGLE CREEK. Mrs. Viola Douglas, and daughter, Miss Blna, made a business visit to Portland last Friday. They attended the circus while there. Mr. and Mrs. Howlett were the guests of their daughter, Mrs. A. to'. Cooke, at Damascus, over Sunday. Elmer and Roy Douglass went to Portland on Saturday to attend Buffa lo Bill's Wild West Show. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Gibson, Mrs. Melnke and Sam WilBiin visited with James Gibson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lazarus and family have moved from the Sellwood Lum ber Co.'s mill to their home near Mr. Alspaugh's. Mr. Lazarus is helping build Harvey Gibson's new house near Barton. Ray Woodle Is busy digging pota toes these days. He dug 225 sacks in a little less than two days for his father. Roy Cooper, of Barton, Is digging a well for Dick Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Cahlll called on James Gibson Sunday afternoon. Mrs. R. B. Gibson, Miss Blna Doug lass, Ray and Mary Woodle spent a very pleasant afternoon at Mr. Mur phey's Sunday. The Helple hay baling crew Is In the neighborhood. Several of the farmers have had their hay or straw baled. They are baling some straw Tor Wesley Douglass today, September 29. Mrs. Rosa Baker and Mrs. Murphy called on Mrs. Baker's mother Sun day. , Mrs. Cooper and her mother, Mrs. Cubbago, of Dover, passed through here on their way to the town of Eagle Creek, Monday. KEL80. The sheriff from Astoria wag In Kelso last week In search of Clyde Simmons, who was working for Joel Jarl. The government wanted him as a witness In a government case at Fort Stevens. Mrs. Minnie Gantenblne, of Cleone, recently visited her mother and broth ers here. Mr. Thielke has a crew of men clearing land for him. He also has purchased some Jersey cows to help his dairying along. Miss Anna Nelson returned from California recently and was married to Sam McKlnney, of Sandy, September 21. Bert Jonsrud bought four head of horses home with him from Eastern Oregon, Tho addition to our school homo la nearly completed. Joel Jarl sold a flue young horse to a JupanoNO Inst week for $150. Mr. Chambers, of Units, Is clearing for Joel Jarl and has a crew of men helping him with tho work. Vernon Rogers has gone to work nl Moiilavllla for Mr. Dodge for the Win ter. Olson Mill Company sold a lino, largo team of horses to Mr. lvdgo last week. Messrs. l,nwroiico and Williams, wood dealer from Portland, were In tho neighborhood this week. I o Unlli has resumed hi position as clerk at the Kelso store. John Roberts has gouo to Morldnn to loach this Winter, U. K. Jarl and Ml -is Anna Jarl spent lust Sunday at George visiting tholr sIstiT- llerthn Albol has gone (o Portland, DOVER. The farmers' vacation has Just be gun and they are Improving It by making long delayed visits. Jos. OeShiKer, family and Grandma and his sister wore at Burton over Sunday. Mr. and Mr. A. J. KlUmlller aud son Walter visited Mr. and Mrs. F.rd man at Barton Sunrtlfy. MrV Guy Woodle Is a Portland visit or this week. Should any of the staff like a nice venison steak Just send your order to George Roberts. Just bo a nice rooro ntlon for It I in before breakfast to bring In a couple of deer, Mrs. GiHirgo Kltiinlller Is slowly Improving. Mr. Kon Is attending conference nt Salem this week. i Mr. and Mrs. George Wolf took In the Wild West show at Portland last week. Ed Wolf was a Portland visitor to see the (show), oh. my no. Dover school commences October 5 mill Mr. Kersh Is teacher, A. J. KlUmlller Is grading and fenc ing his yard. Alex Hews Is building a granary. D. A. Walton has Just completed n big burn. . EAGLE CREEK. Tho agent nt Kuglo Creek station left Saturday. Friends are sorry and will certainly miss Mm. Mr. Pliimmer will also leave tho stullon In Kugle Creek soon. Mrs. Maud Melon ha returned from her visit In Portland. Prank Oche and son and daughter woho at Eagle Creek lust Saturday. Mr. Chesln. wife and little daughter Gladys left this place last Wednesday and went back Eutt. Egbert Foster is slowly Improving. Ho Is able to be around again. Mr. Peterson Is busy putting omo Improvements on H. Williern's new store. Tho store Is Improving already. CLARKES. Deautlful Fall weather, but too dry to plow. The niblo class social committee. Is arranging for an entertainment in tho nr future. Watch for pro gramme announcement and date. The new German minister moved his effects and family Into their par sonage Inst week, and preached Hun day morning and evening. Iter. Harry (lard preached at the M. & church (English) Sunday night to a much Interested congregation. Mr. Gard expects to continue hi studies for the ministry and we pre dict for him a success In the work. Capt. Ilranson preached Sunday morning. Mr. Peas and family from Sellwood. are ramping near here on their ranch. Wherever Wheels Turn ELECTRIC MOTORS ARE NEEDED No Matter What They Drive Or Where They Are A Saving in PowcrA Reduction in Expense-- An Increase in Oatput--An Improvement in Product Some very decided improvement always results when Electric Motors turn the wheels. THESE BENEFITS ARE ESPECIALLY VALUABLE TO Bakers Blacksmiths Bottlers Butchers Confectioners Portland Railway Light & Power Company CO. MILLER, AGENT Th Kind You Have Always In use tor ovr 00 yours, All riminf.M-ri.irii- Imitations Kxpcrltnout time trlllo with ud eiuUiitfer tho hrmlth of InAuiU ftiid CUlldrwi-Eipcrlonoe against KKporliuout. What is CASTORIA CaatorU la a hnnnlc mbatltut for Castor Oil, Parcw forte. Drop nud Boothlnir Hyrtipa. It U Tlciuutnt. It contain neither Opium, Morphine, nor other Nurootlo ubsUnoo. IU niro l IU ifuarttutoo. It destroys Worms and allnya Feverlnluiesa, It cure Dlarrluvft ntid Wind Colic It relieve Teething- Trouble cure Constipation and Flatulency. It ajwlmluitea tho Food, rctftilutc tho Stonuuh and llowels, lvlnir healthy and natural aleep. Tho Children's Famwetv-Tho Mother' Friend. . GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS J Soars the The Kind You toe Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMI tNT.WII HfMI TV iuhM MVT, MIV OTV MN Tresslo Cummin and Klbeii ljirkln were married Wednesday, September IX Wo wish then' young people success lu their future life. F. Miii-shair buy baler U nn u tour, conducted by hi son Dirk. Fraud Fully I Miiffeiing with a spruliied uiiklo. Mis Emma Kleinsmlth begun tier school t Highland Momluy. Tho Clarke school begin October S with Mr. Cord (from the E.nt) us teacher. Will Marshall ha recovered from a touch of typhoid fever. Mis Ethel Card will attend school at Parkplace. Tho funeral of Ml IUtlo Mi'Kee was preached at tho English M. E. church Tuesday ntornoon by Capt. Ilranson. Tho deceased I a lstor of Mr. John Gard. Sr. Mis Edna Gard will teach near Linn's Mill. Tho early frosts have cut short the potatoes. In aiming to follow tho good advlro to sock tho society of cheerful poo plu, we do well to remember that the cheerful people will not enre to have u around unless we chirp up a bit ourselves. BLOCKADED. Every Household In Orgon City Should Know How to Rlt It. Tho hack ache because tho kidney aro blockaded. Help the kidney with their work. Tho bark will ache Contractors Dentists Dressmakers Grocers Launderes ANYONE USING POWER CAN PROFIT BY CONSULTING OK noujrht, ml vihUh Liu bwsu Inn txro tho lirnitturo of and lu UMiiliiauoutiuor inn onal iiirYlJtlon alneo IU InrUiirjr. Allow no one to Uoool vt you lu this. and " Just-as-iroml " r but Signature of no more, 1' of proof that Doan's Kidney I'lIU do tM II. l MeCarvor. :l Cherry St.. Portland, Die , Inspector of freight fr the Transcontinental Company, a num. Ihi is rll known mining tho ittllrouiler of the coa't, ': 1 H.n' Kidney Pills am among I lie few pro prietory remedies which did all that Is claimed for them, and they havo my thorough conuM-meo. I u" d them for liaekuetio niu other very marked symptom of kldimy trouble which hud anuoyvd mo for month. I Ihlnk A cold was ropotilli!o for tho lmlo trouble. It seemed t aetlle III lliy kidneys. Iionn' tills rooted It out. It I cnrnl inolithit KltU'o I used them, and up lo ilato thorn ha been . no recurrence of the trouble. I have recommended them to a mini her of the Imi about the freight limine, snd I know if they ko iln-in a fair trial they certainly must havo been plea or with tho results." Plenty of proof like thl from Ore gon City people. Call at Huntley Urn', drug store and ask what cus tomer report. For sale by all dealer. Prlre SO cent. Fostrr-Mllburn Co. lliiffslo. Now Yoik, ole agouti for the United State. llomemher the name IVian' and tako no other. Dane at Beaver Crk. A danre will bo given 41 Bor Crock hall on Frlda;- evening, October 9. Good niiixlc will be furnlsli.'ti and a good time guaranteed. Housekeepers Jewelers Machinists Printers Woodworkers OREGON CITY, OREGON