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ORIOON CITY ENTIHPHI8E, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1908. 3 AGENTS iVtcCAUS' MAOAZINE HOYAL WORCESTER C0RBET8 R. A 0. CORSETS KAY8ER GLOVES PLAMATE SHOES CARLSON CURRIER SILKS 80R08I8 PETTICOATS 41) HHKF A ED AM Masonic Temple Oregon City, Ore. Be Sure and Get Creen Trading Stamps Be Sure and Get Creen Trading Stamps AGENTS McCALL8' PATTERN8 DR. REED'S CUSHION SHOES RED CROSS 8HOES FLORSHEIM SHOES DOROTHY DODD SHOES PLAMATE SHOES RED SCHOOL HOUSE SHOES STEINBLOCH CLOTHING. LOCAL 15RIEPS iirK W. t 1 x hi. of Cmiliy U en I'iiIIimI iih n indent In llni University of Ol'i'Kotl law lll'hool nt I'lirtlllllll. Mha ('. (IdIiIkiuIIIi littM llui boat iIIn iluy (if M lllliK'ty i.vit brought In tliu r!( y, Mm. W. (I. (Irani Hiicnl Hntiinliiy unit Huti'liiy Willi Mr. Willi. Wink uf New Km. II, W. JiiIiiikiiii, iiiiHlnmniur lit Cor Vullla, wnt In Ori'Ki'it City Hnliinluy. ()'( yniir linriii'NH ri'mlri'i by Juruli Hi'luil. liiMl M n In kIiimI WIIIIiimi II. Khlvi'ly lri Motnliiy fur n tin h i ii irp in K.'iIiIIiih, Cul., unit will ri'inru Hiiliinliiy iiIkIiI. 1'iilMim, u prominent cllli'ii nt Wllaouvllte, HitM In the rlly oil luml lient Weiltieadny. If V"ii nnnl n Htyllali llul. mil on Minx ('. CiiMniullli. Hey. ('. K. W. KIim-vit, nf Tiironiii, urrlvi'il ypHlnrilny (or a brief vlnlt with ii'IiiMvi'k In tlilM city. . Mln Aim A 1 1 1 r-ln It n t returned from WliiMiilnnil, I)., uml luti tenner il Mix (Iii'Kiiii City IiIkIi "rllool. License In iimrry linn been k ran taxi In Mil Junes ninl I. A. lirmiKi'r. Clniile (). Kohk. of nrrlinril", W'uith., who Iiupi been IIIIiik with Kroil ItuKrl itinl family lit 'aininuti , left ttitturdny for his homo. Ml" Nun Cochrnn loft Weilneailiiy for Canity to atny until tit" clomi of tliu Conniy Kitlr. lcVltla CnrlxillO'il Witch lla.'l In tlio beat milvo fur pill', lli' sure yon k-it hcWItl'a. Holil l.y IMwi'll Jones. Mrs. Iloaworth, of M II wiiiihoi. In cousin, will I itt i k r r , 1 1 8"li' I'roof I'umt unit Mlio'lon Ait Si tin nt ('. V. Krrdeilck's tor, oi. tfeuui'ii ht I !. October 7 nnd S. .Minn Mury Hiimlntroin, who him liii'ii nM'iiillni; her aintiuicr vnrntlon here, Iiiih rrtnrni'il to Cheney, Wash., where she will resume her BlinJ If, thin Ih'Iiik lier mroiKl year nt tho Washington Vnlvcinlty. Mla Mury lli'lli' Mi-lilriun nnil MIhh (ierillilluo Mcf'own hnvt' reached Mos row. Anil have entered tho Culvei-sl-ty of lihilio. Thin I Mlna Mcfown'it first year nt this Institution, hut Miss Melilrum's second year. Mr nml Mrs. A. It. Honlltllit. who have been residing nt (!reeiiiolnt for the past yimr. will niovo thin week in inn resilience loritieny occuiueu . liy Mrs Hmlth ncnr th S. P. Depot. License to marry hint been Uxm-'l to Trcssln Cummins and Klbort iJirklns. County Clerk mul Mm. (ireonman were enjoying a brief outing nt As torlit, mul ri'tnrni'il ThnrBiUy. Mlt Jnnnltn Ki'tit loft Motnlny for Albany, whoru uliu wilt tn tlio Knoxt of hr mint, Mm. J. Yoilor. iiiiiccIIiir to Im on" nliout hIx wi'rkn. Minn Juliet t'niBK, of thin rlly. hun lici-n rtrcti'il nnrri'lnry of tlio noiho- morn rlnnn nt th rnlvcmlly of Ore Kn, mul Churlcn KoIiIhoii. nlmi of till" rlty, mul who U nttotnllnR tlio niiinn ItiKtllutlon, hun In'cn oloctiMl tn'nmiror. Knlph (I rove, whn linN lioon III with typhoid fovur for novornl wwkn. In on th roml to r'Tovory. lli In th mm of Mm. Mn Wrnt. of thin rlly ami In nun of tin' many typhoid putli'iiln. Mr. mid Mm. K. P. Itiiniln. John II. nnd T. 11. KnlrrloiiKh. yf thin city, nnd T. llrrnanl nnd J. I). Sluti-r of Port Intnl. huvi' Kti" lo tin' t'ttli' Cri'i'k nilni-n. Mr. Uiimln will ht nlinont nliout 10 tlnyn on u iirvoylnn expt'dl tlon. Cupt. J. T. ApHrnon nml'wlfi', who loft horo nliout nix wi'rkn uy.n for the (I. A. It. Natlonul Cotivi'iitlon nt To ledo, Ohio, ri'liinii'd Sunday. Mr. nnd Mm. Appi'mon, nftor tliu ronviuitlon wan ovi'r vNllrd frlonds ami ndiitlvrn In many cltlrn throllKliotll 1hn IOiihI. Ucrnnm to iniu'ry have hci'li Krunt ml to lliirnli'o M. MoKlnli'y nnd GinrKo 10. MoljiiiKlilln, Haruh lliinnnn nnil William II. Collin, Mary O. Miller oml H. II. Oi'iiinl. MiikkIo U McCiliitils nnd O. K. MinMii. Ijli'fnm'n to nmrry worn Rrnntixl Wnilui'Hilay to ICilim U KliiKliinln nnd William K. Illrkner, Mlnnlo (Stick nnd 1 4. J. II. l)cjiHorhp.-Miiry IliIUliiKr . nnd IiiIh ItolTiuau. Mr. and Mm. V. 8. U'Kcn left Mod day for San Krnncliico, wtuuii Mr. U'llon will deliver mi ndilrnnn mi the Mlhji'i't of direct IokI Million hefore tlio Wotuan'n t'luU Federation of Cullfor- iiln. Tlmy will Im nlwi'iit nhmit 10 iluyn, Mr. uml Mm. William Htom., of lleillunil, were lii (jri'iioii t'lly on .tt liiinlmnn Irtp I'rlilny, Mr. Hlomi, who In one nf t ti i proiuliieiit furiuem of Hint neciloii, kIiiIon (lint tlio I'orn crop dim hi'i'ii i nllrely ruined hy tliu vnjjy fiont, nnd ininiy other veeiulilcii linvo niiReieil tn n lui'Ki' ihuree. Mh Helen (ilenmiu of HllM t'lly. Who WUM elecled to tench till) flulitll XI, I'le lii the K'HItlltllll- Hi' ll l hi I h of Hep. puer, hun liei'ii proiuoli'd to n hihIUou a ii ninth kiu'I" tencher In tint UWM iii IumiI of Hint city. Minn (ilennon In an I'Xi'i lli nt fuclier mid In well llkeil In lleppnor. Mlim Muiihll l"nilicen Diaper left Weiliii'mlay fur Cniiiiin, WiikIi , for u lo dam' vlnlt with Mr. mid Mm. Wil liam Xhcnhnn, Sin ( oi Ke 11. Klimlii mid iliiimh. tr Kniiiiu. of IIiihiIu, Or., ure vIhIUiik Mi. ami Mm. A. M, While thin week, W. A. It'i'd hnn moved from Sell wood to (lieeu Point for tlio Winter. Waller Heed Htilllril Wi'illiemluy for I'luiteiii un-Kiiii lo vlnlt IiIh father mul inolher. CimiiiieiicliiK lii"t Iilnlit Hie ticiur of the curfew lu ll wn chmiKed from a o'clock lo 8 o'clock, nnd at the ntroko of S the yoiiiiK luiyn who frcijunit the iireetH m It him t proper piircniiil unnrd liinalitp will he prmuptly rnlled to uc count hy the police. Minn Mary Mitchell, who hnn heeii ' ipeiidlllK the niilllllier With her broth- j er nt the llmlow Toll (lute, hun re-; turned to Uri'Kon City, mid hnn n- mimed li"r ponltlon III thn I), c, Kly dry Koodn ntotu. Mln Mitchell vln I' fil her hoiiu' at Kumly beforv re llirnlnK heri'. Minn l-auru K. Avium nrrlved In (ireKoii City Krldiiy from Anlitahulu. Ohio, mid will uia lie her futiini houii I In thin rlly with her pnreulH. Mr.! nnd Mm. K T. Avlnnn, of Hlxth nnd Cediir Wrecl. Thin In Minn Avlmin'ii ; llmt trip to the Went, nnd Mho la do- i IlKhted with OreKon. W illie unroutii here nhn vlnlled hi'r eldcat nlnter, Mm. ' II. K. Hendry, 'of Toronto. Ciinudu. ' who I'Xpectn to vlnlt In thin clly In the 1 neur future. ', GIVES CLACKAMAS A BOOST. Croit Rond Slom Beit Botween Port land and 8an Francltco. Clnckaiiiiin County, Oregon, (tetn a 1 1 Ik liiMixt nt Hie hiiiiiln of ('. 10. Kim yon, who recently riitiirnnil from a 2ouo mill' niituiiiohlln trip from Portland to Haa Kranclnco um return. Thin conn tv itlno coinim In for prnlno from ninny oihtir niitomohlllntn who liuve rmulo thn Joiirm-y Miuith. It hun nlKiin for tiaveli'rn III every coiinplcuoun place, illrecilnii them where to ko nnd which rmnln to follow nnd fti nvold. "Cliicliuiiian County hnn n better nyntem of plucnidn nnd nli;in than uny ciiuu'y through which w) panned," mini jir. itiinyon, -At overy croia roinln there In a dun t-lliriK you which road to lake to x"t ti n certain place. In that way a traveler never rnuken a mlntnku nnd always flm thn road 8elcctlna Brood 8owt. Kew thliiKH are more iHhplfaniria; t,i a practical farmer than to ;;! a lot of beteroKeneoun pli? following an old ncruh now. They are very unnat. Im watitH. Marlon County cornea next Infnclurjr to the feci) lot nnd unprofi In thin respect, mid I have no doubt I table to the farmer. There in no ct hutthat viry nutomohlllnt and trav- ciihu for keeping ncruli bow,. The eler over the roml a feeln grateful to brood now aliould be large, roomy ond GRANDSON OF MRS. GARY. George Harmon Paaaei Away at Hla Homo In Portland. Our Success In due to the uniform lilth Krnde dcntlHlry that Ih uhvnya done nt thin olllcu. Plate Work Wo nro doing more plate work than nny Ihreo ilontnl' of llceH In Oregon City. Wo n It for lens money and gunrnnteo a fit. BRIDGE WORK ft "amAl (Jeorgi) Harmon, mm of Mr. and Mm. 1 I. A. Illinium, of Portland, died at the ' family home at an early hour on Krl- j day morning, nfter n few dayn' lllnena i or purulynln. Mr. Ilnruion, hail ho j lived until Saturday would liavn been i 20 yema of age. lie n a young man I full of promlne. nnd hln audden Inking away in u terrible nhock to hla fnm- j II)'. Mr. Harmon wnn horn lit Port-1 Inn.l. .September Id, l.sss. nnd hn re-1 aided In that rlty all hla life. Ho waa ranhler nf 'tho Title liunruntee & i Trunt Couipnuy at (he time of lu fail ure. He wiih a grandnoti of Mm. M. , II. (iiiry. of Willamette, who waa vln King lit the home nt the time of hln deuth. County Hc'lool Hiiperlntendent T. J. (Jury, of thin city, la nn uncle of tho dureiined. Tlio funeral aorvlcea tiHik place from the Suniiynlde M. IC. church Sunduy nfterniKin, nnd tho In terment wnn In the Hono City cemetery. You owe it to yourself to Ret rwsteil on that peerless musical instrument, the Co lumbia Graphophone, as de veloped and perfected dur ing the last year or so. The Columbia Graphophone is the original "talkingma-chine"niadeundertheor?'i;- iwii basic patents. All other machines came later and no other has caught up. lllI'MII tWO COIIIltlcH Mr. It ii n yi mi nnyi the roadn between Portland and Hnn Kranclnco arc In good condition, with the exception of nhort Mtrelchen In the moiintalnoun reglonn. The nioiintaln roadH extend from ('ullage drove, Or., to Keipllng, Cal. lint according to Mr. Itiinyon, lliin iIoch not menu that there are bad rondn between (hone two polnta, for he nayn there nre excellent ntretchea nf roadway through the Hogiio Hher Valley and the Khnnta Valley. The trip wan niadn from Portland to San Kranclnco In live dayn, and Ihut without any effort lo break apeed recoriln. An orllnary rate of apeed wnn inalntnlni'd. Mra. Califf Suet For Divorce. Kill ii V. Cull IT h:n Inytltuted a nult for divorce agalnit (ieorge H. CalllT, to whom nhe wan married In Oregon CMy, Augilit 10, lllul. They have two clill In n, WIIMiim Kvelyn, ugeil three i am. and Alice Ktnu, aged 11 montlm. Mrt. Cnllff churgi-a that her hunbnnd fulled to Hiippurt his family, ami that In December, t'J07. he ntruck her ih the face. He la nalil ti earn $" per I inoiith anil nho nnkn for ll'.i per iiinnlh permanent alimony and 1U0 with which to conduct the nult. ntand well on her toe. Her nno'ild em Hhould be anioolh and deep, hack wide and nloghtly arched. Tueie flhould be ample room for m-art and lunga provided by a large ami -lei p chet, well aprung rllm and straight, deep alJea; a deep, roomy body from end to end. A goo'! depth of che.-it and abdomen are enpfclally ImporLant In a now. If pBlble, the now should be no leclcd from a large litter, thia oeii ? apt to Innure fecundity. Each ao.v Hhould have at lea-it twelve w -H de veloped tents, thua providing proper rorim and nourinhment for inrge lft tera of pigs. Agricultural Kpltomlat. when It comes to handling a apade. Tramp (whlnlngly); "Me poor old mother han't een me face for yearn and" Lady of the houae: "Well, why don't you wash It?" There are a great many men who boast that they call a apade, a npade, who are a little shy on the aubject FREE Music Lessons Mllr Irl Iwfiiflnnpv nh.n.l.. Inil m ihr nr of yor brai ralurnirnl muli- and roirr fnlnmrnl nkro taur rluk vlaa "'I provide )Ua nllh 0 Kudo) In a combination of the natural dlgentlvo Julcen nnd It dlgestn nil clansea of food and every kind of food, no you nee It will do the work that the ntomach Itself does. Sold hy Howell & Jones. Trartacrlpt la Piled. In the nult of K. TI. Watnon agninHt M. II. Hnnkln a transcript of Judgment from Multnomah County han been fil ed In the office of County Clerk Green man. The judgment la for $11.04.00. A STRICTLY HIGH-GRADE PIANO klmplpiff .,t . ouHl.r I., ,om Ihr Ulrr. I I..I, IM.n. bleh .III brlp, VlifclJ , rr.h jn.i nnal you kavr lmuKlaFd b. luur, br;und .,uur rvaalblllllr THIS PLAN 13 NEW AND ORIGINAL and haa many dvnta-co-ep,railon In whol.,e buylmr. Frr. I If. inai ranc. ,o ciul. M-mber,. ,tc.-.l of whleh will b, conc.Wy enaluiG rxu a llfA In nitr pnlv tn i i .. .... .... ' u lui'y , , ' '""' j nu, a mo ciud la limited, do not i lay-wr t. u. at one. Oth-r. ur joining the Piano Cub-co-operatln, whn lua Ir Imvlnir nnrl .i,,.ri., i .... .... . ... y inig- - ... uM..iiiiiiui favinga. Ubrnotronf . ... . .... ,lu rrrr , ,,r lllkUraar(. , cll,b n)emDer, w . dur.ng thla month, to n-adsr. of thlt oaDer f.i. u.i. ' La-aaooa Frr no matter whre you are located. Write for C"jb booklet, mention Kre. Mu,ic u-.n, andOr.po.jCi Cnlmrprl Full partlculara will be lent you by next mail Whclesele Dept., tilers Piano House Portland, Oregon 353 Washington Street V Lf2 ML In ad- Ellera Club Piano. -1 1 'afcipMi I Do not let anyone tell you that lomcthlng elne la Junt an good an IieWltCa Kidney and Uladder Pills because there Isn't anything Junt as gmid. Sold by Howell & Jones. Humane Slaughter of Animals. The American Society for the Pre vention of cruelty to Animals will shortly begin experiments with a new method for killing, animals. Henry llergh. the treasurer and former presi dent of tho society, has Invented an air gun of largo size, working like a pneumatic hammer. Tho society some time ago offered a reward of $500 for nn Improved and human method for slaughtering purposes. Mr. flergli thinks his Invention fulfils the re quirements of the society for an Im proved device forr slaughtering animals. lot SALMON EC03 PLENTIFUL. At crown and bridge work and fine gold fillings we set the pace. Before you Imvo your denial work dono como and talk It over with us. Free examination. No gnn. Nn cocaine. Extracting Free and Painless when teeth are ordered. OREGON DENTAL PARLORS Over Harding's drug store. A written guarantee with all work. Bureau of Fisheries Meeting With Success in Propagation Work. Tlie Culled States llureau of cries Is having unusual good fortune lu Its work of propagation In Oregon and Washington waters. At Clacka mas Station I I'.i.hi in eg.i have been taken In two nights nnd at Caadeio Station all records have been mtiken with nu egg take of 5.4 Cl.uon since August 7. (hunt reports are coming In from the station at Little Wnl'.o Salmon and Dig Wblt.t Salmon on the C.iluuibln Klver. Kgg nro hellig tak en at llonuevllle fur the Htu'.loun at Tanner Creek and Kiigle Creek, From ('liirknmiis Stat Ion ther.i In being (Ibilrlbiiteil several hundred thoilsand bliick spotted trout. Twen ty thunsund were sent to Pomcmy, mid 5n,i)iMl wont Krlday lo Auburn a'id Seattle. Lust Sunday .Kl.tiinl wore taken to Taconui mul on Tueiilny 40,(100 wero sent to Taconin nnd Kmimi'law, Wnnh. The distribution for ClncknniiiH County will bo made In n short lime, allotments going to I Hi am n. Straight nnd Wel.lon M. Shank. SlilpmcntH will also be minic Inter Vancouver and Stevenson, Wash. OABTOniA. Bean tU ltie "ini1 m "1rt "t" Mrs. Sarah Ford Waa Mistreated. Sarah Ford haa filed a milt for di vorce against Kalelgh Ford to whom she was married January 21, i'MC. stilting that ho would often como home in nu Intoxicated condition and ubuso and mistreat nor, using pro fanity. They hnve onu child, (loldln May Ford, nged four years. Mrs, Ford states that In Portland. Novem ber 20, 11107. her hiishnnd threatened to strike her anil inndo untruthful ao- eusallons ngaliiHt her ilionoHty and character. She also anya ho Is pos sessed of n Jealous disposition. liuntley Bros. Co. VICTORS, EDISOnlS, COLIMBI.W OREGON CITY, OREGON Piles! Plleal Piles! Wllllnms' Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays itching nt once, acts an a poultice, gives In stant relief. Williams' Indian Pile Continent Is prepared for Piles and Itching of tho private parts. Sold by druggists, mall 50c and $1.00, Williams Mfg. Co., Props., Clavaland, O. For snle by Jones Drag Co. BnTfaCT tist4Afes FIVE-MINUTE TALK How to Krrp Ami) CHICKEN LICE MITES COCKROACHES AND BED BUGS , For WhnU Yir by m Hlniilii Aptillciillun uf AVENAR1US GARBOLINEUW Nti-poionou. Sanltnry iilor. Put up In IUhi(irphf J rnm only lon't 1ft vour tl'nlr give you a ttorthtm Inillutloa, I OK HAI.h II Y ALL DKAl.KKS. ('rbollnum Wood l'rtrvliiK ' roriiuuu, ur. Mllwankf, Wti. Sow York. N. Y. Httn Franclmo, Col. Fisher, liio'sen S Co. Wltlr(ilt ARnti. Lpt. I it. J'ntiiunJ Oron. Writ for Ttnti- ONLY ONE GENUINE THERE IS ONLY ONE GENUINE flCARBOUNEUM, THaT IS THE AVENARIUS . CARBOLINEUM. THERE IS A CHEAP IMITATION HON THE MARKET THAT IS BE- INQ OFFfcHtu i rnum i.wi PER GALLON. THE AVENARIUS CAR- (if' KiTO $1.3 Mgenuine fesOLINEUM IN QUART CANS 60 CENTS. AND ONE GALLONS AT DO ALL THAT IS INSIST ON THE - GENUINE, TAKE NO OTHER. PUT UP IN LITHO GRAPH CANS AND SOLD IN OREGON CITY. TEN PAYS on DOORS W$t.50 WILL CLAIMED FOR IT. (1 ! 1 WINDOWS X- -.'I aiiCVaH7,r-A ' 1 ' '-iMi .'JVV'n:. r. iC-ivWaJVAa.'fiaVfdiQ.V- BUILDER'S 1 r 1 . 1 V J D-'.-i J ! . ' . f HARDWARE Uny of your locnl merchnnt when you can. Pryinir preourut ionn simnlv dovrl. op dry oaturrh : tlmy dry ui tha secretions. which adhere to the membrane and ilocuui. Pom, onuaing a fur mora serious trouble than the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all drying inhalants, fumna, amokis and nulla and use that which rlransea, Boot lies and heula. Ely'a Cream Diilm will mantor catarrh or cold in the head euaily and pleasantly. All druggists sell the 50 cent ire. Ely Brothera, 6(1 Warren Street, Hew York. The Balm la used without pain, does not Irritate or cause aunnzing. It spreads itself over an Irritated and angry surface, reliuvr lng immediately the painful lullummatiun, Ely'a Cream Balm contains no oouaiue, mere ury nor other harmful drua. Careful of Your Property One of ihe secrets of our success in the Baggage and Transfer Business see Safes, Pianos and Furnitue Williams Bros. Transfer Co. Phones, Office 1121, Residence 1S33 525 Main Street . a J L D. C. LATOURETTE President. F. J. MEYER, Cashier THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of OREGON CITY, OREGON CAPITAL, $50,000.00. ank nusc and get his prices before buying Three Blocks Below The Court House On Eleventh 4 Main Streets. Transacts a General Banking Business. Open from 9 A. 1 1 M. to 3 P. M.