Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, December 25, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text(HtKnON" CITY KNTl'iinMnSlO. Villi) AY, DKCKMWOIt 20, 1008. J5 0 LOCAL MHEPS mi c (iniiiKiniiii (,rr..i'H nil lorn IhilM i,t u KrU riii(.ipu, A, 10. KIiik, nf IHviii-ii, In nl Mount I'li'iniuit, where Ihi will mioml dm llolllllN Wl 1, H fninlly, Awniwy f,,r ,i,r,,, jtl, IIimiiI Hwr, I'l' t TmiiNhir Co, liuth phone. (1. H, IIok'HK, who mii'rwil.'rt , A. 'rni'illt'iiii-li'i- nt Wllluim.tlii In I On, meat liuiiliioNN, Iiiih oIuhimI III market. Mm, .IllllllKIIII tlllt NKITl't f K'HIll 'iifrii In very slniplo- huy Kolaor'H (lulilxn (litln whole roast uml himi II KIOllllll, IKll tlMI n II. l.rtKlii'111 Kelly, fish eullurl.t of til" Hulled KtiitKH lliiri'itu of KIhIiitIkh, lo chitiK" of thn ItiiKim tivr station, has arrived Imrn Mr tint ImlMuya. All Irliniiinil nt at reduced prima, Mint ('. (InliUinllh, lili'k Chni iiiiiii, who la at tending; thai I'nlvuraiiy or On-K'Mi nt Kino'ii", ha ttrrlvilil ImrM l.k miiiiiiiI lit.. l...ll.lnuu t thn I t o( Mra. Knnnlit 1,. Coch ran. Mra. V. A. Wllllama, of Gladstone, le ft Tuesday for ICiikoiiu niiil will ko frimi Unit pliirn In CnlnirK to spend thn Imlliliiya with her mother, Mra. J. v, iioniMn. Had Uiya will nut jump ovnr your fniion If harlioit wlrn a atratt'liml ovtir inn ini. rraoK liuncii in tullliiK a now Mini of wlrn of 2(100 font rovor- ma raimi'iiy id one Hundred pounds. Mr. ami Mra. Thoinna (Iraee. o Clarke arrived In On-Kon tMty Krl day, ami Mra. tiriirn wont to Portland where she vlnliml with her mother Mm. llurimlmh. I'larenre Walla, an Oroanii nnlvi-r ally student, ainl a former renldeiit of Ori'Kon City, panned tlinniKll Urn city I'...I..M.I .. ... . I- k If l'llllf'N.7 I'll IIMitIT Id H iioiiin III I'ortliinil In spend ChrlHloiaa. Takn Hewitt's Kidney and Madder I'llla. Thfy am anllnnptic and anutlio lialii quickly, innlnt upon DeWIlt Kidney ami lllndder I'llla. Iteniilar al Due. Kohl hero by Jones I)ru Mr Ahil l rti k'niiib V..wliin .. T... Ii'iln. Oi'i'tinn, arrived In Ori'Kon City naiuinuy, niiil win ri'liiain Willi reiu Uvea until after thn hnllilnya. Mr. Newton la iiiittK"d In tho hardware Imalnena In Toledo. Mian Vara 4'autleld, who linn just underline an operation for appenill rltla In HI. Vtiirent'a hoaiillal at Port land la rei-overliix rapidly and her ronilltlmi la very favorable. Her litirae U Mina (ienrKla Marr of Ihla city. Iliirnlil UtRRliia, a mining eiport, who han Juat arrived from Washing ton. It. C, apnt Katurduy and Hunday with lila unele and aunt. Mr. and Mra. W. II. Klafford. of Mount Pleasant. Mr. KlKKlita left Hiiiuluy for I'ortland. where ha will hava hla headquarters. Mra. tit to linrlinrlh. of Hkne, who haa lieen vlnlilng with her aunt, Mra. It. I). Wllami, haa koii to Ash land. win-re aim waa Joined hy her tins hand, and they will niakn thai city their future homo. Mr. (iurhnrlh haa iMiutiht a fruit farm there, and will Ko Into the fruit hunlneaa on an ex tensive arnln. OA.MTOn.XA.. 'ma I1hh Pilnit funfliilil Xtlwa flnru f'nn. field of Ihla city ; Mlaa Jemi dray, Mlaa (irneo (ruy and Mlaa May (irny, of Oak irov went lo Kotfene, Satur day, wlmre they were Inalalled Into the liaiuiul I'hl lleta Sorority. Mlaa Mela lliirdliiK. of thin rlty, a ntudent of the I'lilveralty, a alxo a meliihcr of the Hororlty. Kiitntlnn of cropn: ItuUlnn rollon to ralne the morliiaK1' to mine cotton to ralae the innrtK.iKo. 11 rj- ' ; A STACK OF GROCERIES IS REQUIRED TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF A RAPIDLY GROWING TRADE. DO YOU FOR ONE MINUTE BELIEVE THAT OUR TRADE WOULD CONTINUE TO INCREASE IF OUR GROCERIES WERE NOT Of Standard Quality OF COURSE YOU DON'T. 80 WHY NOT TRY THE GROC ERY STORE THAT SUITS 80 MANY OTHER PEOPLE? YOU CERTAINLY WANT GOOD GROCERIES AS WELL AS THEY. OUR PRICES ENABLE YOU TO GET THEM. SEELEY'S THE PEOpLe'8 GROCER Ninth and Main Street. Oregon City, Oregon. Particular Men AR PLEA8ED WITH OUR LAUNDRY WORK BECAUSE IT 18 DONE RIGHT, BECAUSE WE GET IT OUT THE DAY WE PROMISE IT AND BE CAUSE WE GUARANTEE IT. GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER. YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT. CASCADE LAUNDRY Phone Main 13. . , A: Third and Main Street. i L;:a j .SOCIETY Willi on (',, McKi'ii, on pi' 1 1 n I ri il i ij nf the Oi'i'itiill I lly piililln htIiooIh, an .Ml. McKiw, Tui'Mcliiy iiIkIiI enter tiillieil Ihii I'.HiH foollinll t -ii in nt llinl hniim." Heveiul foriner BllnlellU 01 the IiIkIi ai'huul iilao iilliuiiled lint nf full', whli'h win u (InllKliifiil event In Hi'luiliiHtle clrelea. The foollinll hoya enjnyeil no nynlor Nitpper, mill fun IiIkIi acliool Kliln, Kthyl I'nrk, ICvelyn lliirdliiK. Ann AlldrilKii and l.uiiru l'',k mil, UHHlaled In aervliiK. After the npreail the nvenliiK waa aptuit lnforin ally, Waller Mnoro wun clmncn cap i it I ii for next yeur ninl Walter Hurt will iiiaiiiiKn Urn footlmll Inuni for the nennon nf I Hull, Thn IiIkIi arhool will alnn hnvii a traek tenm and a IuihcIiuII team uoxt HprliiK, and Kreiit Intornat In helnar taken In athletic aporta Thunii prcaent at Tuenday iiIkI'I'' fair were; A, K. Illll, principal of the KiiMt limn hit Mil Iiik: Itohert (ioetx. annfatunt prliiclpal of thn IiIkIi arliiKil; lniianl lKennn, Itny Welah, Walter Mnoro, Jlolhwnll Avlaon, Waldo Can field, A I villi (iroiit, Alex Ilnwen. Carl Caneday, Wiiltur lliirl, llernnrd llitlrd, Mllliinl (illicit, William Hlrohnieynr, Melvlllo (Ireen, Mull Ion Hnldow. Clarkaiiiaa Chapler, Koyal Arch Ma nntin, hua nlerled the fullnwIiiK of- fleera for the enniiliiK year: Krneat I HimcU, IiIkIi prleal; William A. Hunt' ley, kln; l.lvy Hllpp, ncrllie; Mux llollnrk, captain of tho hoat; Thoinna r. Ityan, treanurer; Andrew Itolmrt noil, treaanrer, Tho appnlutlvo oftlc- era, who will Im named by tho IiIkIi prlent, urn principal aojniirner, royal ii rch captain, iimntcr of (lie third veil. mum er of thn aecoiul vll, maaler of the llrnt veil and aintlnel, The Itmliil Ini lim will lie held next Katurduy nlKht, Jnlnlly with Multnomah Lodxe, No. I. A. Y. k A. M. The Maaonn Imve accepted an In vitation xtuiideil to them hy thn rec tor, Itev. T, K. Iloweti, to ohaerve HI. Ji'hn'n iluy, which fnlla on Hunday next, hy uttemlltiK divine ncrvlee at HI. I'aul'a Church at the nmrnliiK er vice. Tlin twintleth weitdliiK ttiilllvernttrv of Mr. and Mm. Will (.', Greco waa nuppny crieiirateii Mommy niKiit at a ..,....iin. ..r uoiM i-n,.ii KnlKhia and Udlea of Hccurliy. Tho affair waa a cumpleto aurprlan to Mr. nu Mra. lireen. i ne ioiikii nrai iikki . ni'-i't I n at and Initiated two candi date a ml then tho tin nihera formed It. m M.I..-.!. I.. II,.. I.,.njill..f mu.i.i wh..r.. an iilalioraln npread waa nerved. Mr. ninl .Mra. (ireen wero preneiiied wltn . l.ul,,Hy M.I.,H .tw.. .),.!.. mt.t lit the march H. K. Woodward acted aa heat man and Mra. llruner aa muld of honor. Thn aonil-monlhly nieetliiK of thn Derllilrk Club waa held Friday at thn Inuiie of Mra. It. II. McAlpIn In tilad- Hlnne. The iiiciilnn aeli-ctlon waa Wnnuer'a "Trlnllan and Inolde," and the atory of thn opera waa read by Mra. John W. MofTatt. whllo notea pertaloliiK to the opera were given hy Mra. Thi-oilorn niimuiid. An Intereat liiK and Inalrui'tlvn feiiturn of the pro itrnnime waa the pajM-r written hy Mra. K A. Hoinuier, di-ncriblnK tho oM-ra, "Triatinn ana laome- aa pro aented In llerlln. and alio alno told of mine of tho operatic cuatoma prnvnll In K In (ieriiiiiny. Two t In 1 1 fill iinm her fnim thn opera "My Toiiroo l;P held lleforo thn lloat." and "laolde'a Heath Hollar." were executed on the piano hy Mra. Theodora Clark. Theae niinihera wern IhoroiiKhly appreclnled by the club, and Mra. Clark renponded lo an encore with th march and chor tin from Tiwinhniwcr." The (irt'i-n'a of Hola Clrclo Women f Woodcraft, were vlclorloua In the content t tint ended Krlilny iiIkIiI. The ontcnt wan fur uii'inlierHhlp and nt (eiidnuce. n ml other polntH, nod three i ntertnlniiieiita were Klven, by the Itiil'a In ticiolier, nod tho Whlio'H In November, but Krldny nlKht'H pro KriiiiiiiH ocllpted tho former ones. The c"lr arheino of the (ireen party ua nucci-HHfiilly curried out, the hall hcltiK piiifoHely ilccoriitcd with isrei'il boiiKhn, while the elect rollcrn were overed with itrneti crepe paper. In Die i-t iiti-r of the hull wan a ChrlHtiniiH ree, w hlli' the dining tnlilcn were lib rally decked with Rreena. Tho (iieelli w ill be enlerlnlned by the bm liiK aldi-H. tho Itedn and Whllea at tho meciliiK w hich fnllK on the third Fri day In .liiiiunry. Tho proKniRimo em- briu-ed a recitation by Mlna Myrtle Tooiie, n pi n no nolo by MIhk I.lllle I.otiK, a ri'cllnthm by Charlea MorKnn, while tin two little (laiiKlilora of Mrti. I-'reeze donced a nilnui't. The ChrlBt- man dlaloKiio wna a fenturw that waa umiHiiiil. S. S. Wnlkor, appeared na St. N'lcholiia, while MrH. Walker wna Santa CIiiiih. Olher piirtlclpuntH were Mra. Freeze, Mra. Charlea Morgan, Mra. .1. K. Morrla. Mlaa lle.iale Mllla, Charlea Mormin, Hobort Drown, Rich ard KreytnK. Mr. nnd Mra. Walker, In their continues, took thn presents fnun Iho Chriatinaa troo and they wore dlatrlhuK'il liy other membera of Sola Circle. Th linn waa then formed to the biuitiit hall, whore nn elnborato chicken aupper wua aorvnd. Tho niiiuml election of Iho officers of Multnomah IxiiIro No. 1, A. V. & A. M., waa belli Saturday iiIkM, as fol lowa: l.lvy Stlpp, worahlpful inaatrr; William Hoard, senior wnrden; Ceo. 15. Pusey, Junior warden; Unn 12. Jones, troiiHiirnr; John R. Humphreys, secretary. Tho officer to be appoint ed by tho mnater are senior and Jun ior dencona, senior and Junior stew ards, and tyler. Mlsa, Ethel Abbott, grnduatp of tho I'eabody Conservatory of Music at Haltlmoro, Mil, nnd Instructor In music at St. Ilolen'B Hall at Port land, is vlaitliiK Miss Essie M. Block In this city. Thn Salmagundi Club entertained Karl Latourottn, who lias Just return ed from the University of Oregon, on Saturday evening nt the homo of Miss Sedonla Shaw. Tho evening wns pleas antly spent In imislo nnd sewing. Al though Mr. Ldtourette la not as good a senmstrpRS as foot hall plnyer, ho enjoyed the past time. During the ev ening Mlsa Shaw was asHlstod In serv ing refreshments by Miss Olga Mc Clure and Miss Hazel Francis. Miss Clnra Schoenhorn and Mr. Nnthnnlel Smyth were married at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rakor Sun day afternoon at 3 o'clock, Uov. J. R. LandHhorouRh officiating. After the marrlnge ceremony a wedding sup per wna aervwd. Mr. and Mrs. Smyth will mnko their homo In this city. C Nieta Barlow Lawrence CONTRALTO VOCAL CULTURE, CONCERT WORK " i . Phons: Main .17H .- . .. v x 1206 Washington Strett FIBWOOD, The Flrwimil Hchiml biiiird hold a liiiiiliieiia meeting bint Hulurdiiy and decided lo piii'cliiiMo new sniila for Ihe school house. Tho old acuta am lo be remodeled, and tiacd In tho Kir- wood hall. It. Kehrea, of Hnnily, vIhIU-i! A, C M 1 1 II roii Hitii'lay. (.', 12. Hi rung waa laid up wit h rhoil' mat lam In hla fool mat week. Mlaa Klalu Malar la vlalllng In Port land. A coyoln luia been mulling oc.cnalon nl vlalla to Jim IJnHha.nr's aheop, and a few days ago succeeded In Kttlng one, also a bullet through his head. Tho prngrauiinn committee of thn. Klrwood progreaalve Anaoulatlun hnlH a nieelliig Inat we-k to prepurM a pro- Kiliinimi for thn eiili-rtiilnincnt, Janti ary II. Tlmy promlao a rattling good progrnminn plenty of inunlc (I la Ingiiea and ri:liatlona. IC. I). Hart inadn a bualneat trip to Portland thu Aral of tho week. . Mlaa Nina lloacock In aHindlug tier vacation at lir homo In Damascus. Tho (lion Club la preparing mimic for tho entertainment and banket so cial to be given January 9, at the Fir wood hall. W. W. Wllklna haa gono to Albany, to spend the holidays with his sister. Oswald Ream, of Portland waa ahuk trig hands with old friends In this vi cinity laat wm-k. August and (iodfrled gtukl are mak Ing coiinldernblo progress with their land clearing on John Kelaakor'a place, Old Halnt Mck has commenoed dla- Irlbiitlng Christmas gifts rather early In Ihla community. Ho presented Mr. and Mra. W. U Wllklna with a fine baby girl Monday, A. Malar and son spent Hunday in Portlund. J, (!. DcHhazcr, K. I). Ilartman and A. C. Mllllrnn went .to Handy Satur day to attend the Fruit Growers' An nodal Ion. Albert llclle In transacting business In Portland thin week. Mlsa liira Mllllron la spending the winter In Pasadena, C'al., but alio neeuia to think then Is no place like Oregon. DODGE. James Park will bo homo to see his folks In Dodge during the holidays. In Is teaching school near Haletu. ' Mlaa Francis, the Dodge achool iiaiber, la going home through the holidays to Oregon City to spotid hrlatmas with her folks. Wo wiah her a Merry Christmas. HARDING GRANGE. At thu December meeting the fol lowing officer were electtd for the 'iiHuIng year: Maaler. 8. 0. Klrchem; iveraeer, 1,. Kohl; lcturer, Ijiura U (Irchem; atoward. W. M. Klrchem; aanlstant ateward. David Swalea: haplaln, Alice Newklrk; treasurer, 1 I) liobblns: secretarv. G. A. Kohl: gain keeper, H. I la tiler; Ceres, Helen mollnskl; Pomona, I'na Dane; Mora, Mary Swales; L. A. Steward, I A ('.III A i-ntnmltten waa anmilnt- d lo InveatlKnle denatured alcohol ur lighting and will report at next meeting. Fred (Jerber and W. P. Irrbem were aooolnted to meet with he County Court In January when Ih in lax levy Is made. This was done tho Invitation of Judge Dinilck. LOGAN. Mr. and Mra. Jacob Ilabler and aon Annel, aro vlaltlng Logan relatives. H. K. (ierber has gone to Eastern WaahliiKton and has bought property there. At the stockholders' meeting on December 21. the Clear Creek Mutual elephone company levied an axiiess- mint of $2 to pay for pant and future mprovementa and repairs. The Clear Creek Creamery Co., still eepa up to high water mark: uaid 7 rents for November butter fat. A new son Is reHrted at Mr. Sirnhm'B. and also one at Mr. Wahl- Ick's. Tlioa. IC. Anderaon is working at his iiuhc and will have a neat and Hub- 1 11 11 1 i n I residence when completed. Kenedy's Ijixntlvo Cough Syrup topa the cough and drives the cold from tho system. Children like It. Sold by Jones Drug Co. Licenses lo tnnrrv liuve been ernnt. ed to Ollvn lirson and. Joseph I Jim 111, llertlni Wvniiin ninl .losenh A Mr- 'Comb, Mnry J. VaiiDenherg nnd Jay F. Wing. Nettle Cllne and Hichard Johnsnn. "bfiSSSS?" CATARRH Ely's CreamBalm W&h ii quicmr auonwii. K J-:v '00 CUV" itciKanHMn,!!. sfHArrtvcn V)ty hrala and imidvta the disuaaei menu bmna reaultinL' from away a Cold iu tho L " no"" Head quu-kly. 1-JAV CCK1CD toroa the HenMHiof IlHT I LVLlI Taste ami Smell. Full lize 50 cts., atDrug giaU or by mail, In liquid form, 70 cenU. Ely Brothers, fid Wamu btroet, New York. Real Estate Bargains 7 acres, all In cultivation; 6 room house, well finished, cellar under neath; storehouse, large barn; lino peach orchard, all kinds of fruit and berries; flno spring; 3 acres of It best bottom land; $1000 cash; $1700, with $500 down, $400 annually for 3 years nt 7 per cent. 29 acres, all level best bottom land; 13 ncres In cultivation; good 5-room house, good barn, nil kinds of out-buildings; two wells, family orchard, horse, wagon, harness, hay, grain, etc; li acres fine pasture. $2900, half cash. 20 acres, all In high slate of culti vation; good two-story dwelling, good barn, and Ul kinds of out-buildings; good well; good variety of fruit. Cheap at $3700, half cash. Finest peach farm In Clackamas county, consisting of 2G4 acres of tho finest Willamette river bottom land; 200 bearing peach trees, 425 sot out a year ago, and a full variety of other fruits and berries, A good 6 room dwelling houso, barn, fruit houso and all kinds of out-bulldlngs. A fine little brook runs across It. A fine spring can be piped Into the house. A full complement of farm machinery, etc. A fine home on the bank of the finest river, the Willamette, on the coast, about 20 miles from Portland. All this for one hundred and five dollars per acre If you apply to Wm. Cantwell, Canby, Ore., toon enough. mm jyANY little courtesies that vere extended to you on Christmas day that perhaps you would like to repay in some way. There U no timi qiite so appropriate as New Year's day and no gift more acceptable than onemade on that day. ' 1 " In a store like ours where the stock of Holiday goods carried is so complete there must of necessity be many desirable gifts carried over. It has been cur custom for years to sacrifice these goods between Christ mas and New Year's day rather than have them left over. , . ' And here is your opportunity to get something at a small price with which to repay that beloved Christ mas gift. If you want to make a New Year's present to your self here's a chance to do so without paying any one a profit on the gift. Huntley's White Pine Balsam is just the remedy for every member of the family; you can giveit to the children as well as the grown-ups, and it cures that cough. 25, 50, 75c Per Bottle Cod Liver will often cure a deep-seated cough where all other remedies have failed. DR. WARD'S WINE OP COD LIVER OIL, full Pints, 75c. EMULSION COD LIVER OIL and HYPO PHOSPHITES, full Pints, 75c. PURE COD LIVER OIL, full Pints, 75c. Huntley's Cold Tablets As the name implies, these tablets are expressly for colds and 'Grippe. If taken early they break up a cold in a-, few hours and thus ward off serious complications. 25c Per Box HUNTLEY BROTHERS CO. MARKETS WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. Vegetables, Fruits, Etc. OHKOON CAIIDAGE lo pound. OKKdON ONIONS JLOO sack. I1KICTS 40c dozen bunches. CARROTS 10c doz. . CKM'.RY tflc dor. POTATOES 75c per sack. CArUKUWEK COc doz. PUMPKINS 50 to 90c doz. lUUtBARD SQUASH 50 to 90c doz. TURNIPS lo lb. PARSNIPS 2c lb. Butter and Eggs. BUTTER Ranch, 6065c; cream ery, 70c per roll. EGOS 10c doz. HONEY 13c frame. HONEY Strained, 7c to 9c lb. Fresh Fruita. APPLES COc $1.00 box. Dried Fruits. DRIED APPLES Quartered, sun dried, 5 cents; eraporated 6 and 7c; prunes. 3Hto4c, silver prunes 6c to 64c; pears 10c. Grain and Hay. WHEAT 95c. GRAY OATS $2G.00i3'$31.00. OATS $31.00. HAY Valley timothy $15 per ton; Clover, $12.00; Cheat, $11.00; Grain, $12.00. WHOLE CORN $39.00. MIDDLINGS $34. CRACKED CORN $40. SHORTS $31. Clackamas County Llvt Stock. HEIFERS $3.25. STEERS $3.30$3.45. LAMBS $3.00JT$3.75. : COWS $2.60$2.75. ' HOGS $5.50. MUTTON $3.00(2r$3.50. HAMS 1 Be 18c. DRESSED VEAL&$7.50(ff$S.OO. DRESSED PORK $7.00. HIDES Beef hides, 5c; calf hides, Gc. TALLOW 3c per lb. -Poultry. OLD HENS 10c per pound, young roosters, 10c; old rooators, 8c. mixed chickens, 11c. AT THE MILLS AND STORES. Flour and Feed. FLOUR Hard Wheat, $4.95; Val ley, $4.G0. Nearly everybody knows DeWItt's Little Early Risers are the best pills made. They are small, pleasant, sure Little. Liver pills. Sold by Jones Drug Co. DON'T HITCH YOUR HORSE IN THE RAIN Get acquainted with E. W. Mellen & Co.; Complete' House furnishers. Use their free stable room.' Oil MANUAL TRAINING PRIZES. Pupils of City Schools Win Prizes In Competition. City Superintendent McKee of the city schools, has awarded prizes of $2, and $1 for the three best ar ticles submitted in a niunual training contest. W. W. Mars and E. Har rington were the judges. Walter Jones, sixth grade, Easrtiam build ing, won the first premium for a book shelf; Glen Carsou, fltth grade, Bar clay building, received second prize for a medicine chest, and Roland Kors berg, eighth grade, Eastham build ing, was awarded third premium for an umbrella rack. More than 30 ar ticles were submitted by the students of the manual training class, among them being (lower stauds, foot stools, folding table, benches, chairs, tool chests, towel racks, place racks, medi cine chests, book shelf, Ironing board and tooth brush holder. Similar con tests will be inaugurated after the holidays and will include fancy arti cles by girls. The handiwork sub mitted will be displayed in the store windows of the city as soon as the holiday goods are removed. SHERIFF IS ENJOINED. Temporarily Restrained From Selling Land in Foreclosure Suit. Judge Dimlck has Issued a tempor ary Injunction restraining Sheriff Boa lie from selling 159 acres of Clacka mas County land on foreclosure. The sale was set for next Saturday, -and may still be held, If a bond is put up to protect the parties Interested. The suit against the sheriff was brought by Fred J. Eplor and Mary A. Stark is also a defendant. Eplor states that on April 13, 1908, he purchased the property from John H. and Sabrlna J. Epler. and on November 7 Mary A. Stark recovered a Judgment against them for $4500. As Fred J. Epler con tends he Is the owner of the property, and not John H. and Sabrlna J. Epler, he asks that the sheriff be enjoined from disposing of the land. ESTACADA. , Mrs. Addle Marshall and Mrs. Lot tie De Shields are under the care of Dr. H. V. Adlx. N. M. Tracy Is reported as coming down with typhoid fever. His son. Earl, Is still very weak. His heart action is not strong. The beating of his heart has been as low as 28 per minute.. WHY NOT TRY Popham's ASTHMA REMEDY OWes Prompt and positlre relief In erery case. Sold by druggists. . ., Trial package by mall , . -, . ,10 cents. . Williams Mfg. Co., Prop, Cleveland, 0 . For sala- by HnaUey. Bros. Co.; , Pure Olive Oil Do you use it? Many people who appreci ate its real value buy it by the gallon. We have the real article imported from France. , Pints, 50c Quarts, $ 1 .00 Are You Getting Bald? Many people begin to lose their hair after a siege of fever. A bottle of HUNTLEY'S HAIR TONIC will stop all of this trouble for you as it has done for hundreds of other people. 5Q centS Talking Machine Let us sell it to you ! Our prices and terms are as low and as desirable as can be had anywhere in the United States. Leading Real Estate Dealers If you wish to sell your arm or timber land, or wish to trade fcr a good piece of city property, list it with W. R SCHOOLY & CO. at the same old stand. Don't be foolish enough to go to some new firm who are changing around all the time. Don't forget the No. 606 MAIN ST. OREGON CITY, ORE. FIVE-MINUTE TALK Hew t Keep Awajr CHICKEN LICE MITES COCKROACHES AND BED BUGS For Whole Tw kj a Application of AVENARIUS CARB0LINEUM (Qrman Wood Prwrvn) Non-poisonous. Sanitary Odor. 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