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OliECON CITY ENTElvPWISK, l-KMDAV, Al'KML M, IPii - IrS ::t 7T- -- :m GASTORA ALCOHOL 3 PKK CKXP. ANvtsclablo Prrpanfion IItAs simil.iiiii5iticFAxlanilRrti!ia FinglltcSianachs mUBovk jf IWotrsDiuonflimftl ness and ItstfontiLns ncithtr 0Mitm.Morphino norMiacral. Not Narcotic. w-w- JtxJlmm hit, Apnfrrt Remedy forConsfl( tion . Sour Storoach.Dlantwa nrss and LOSS OFLEEP. ftcS'm-t Sijramrt of NEW YOBK. For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature Aif In Use For Over Thirty Years nmPACTnoin K2iSs?Ufiu l UIUH Exact Copy of Wrapper. IMC etTun oo. " NEWS OP THE COUNTY DAMASCUS AND ROCK CREEK. Mr. Stall has sold out and is mov ing a way to Portland we hear. It will make a few empty seats in the school, which has been crowded for some time. A great many have sold around cere and lots of new comers are al ready putting up new buildings. Some of the large farms are being sold in 10. 20 and 25-acre tracts. It won't be long before we are in town. It is reported there will be a rail way go down Rock Creek over Into the Logan country soon. The old sur vey has been gone over again. E. Thebo has cleared five acres of land this Spring, Mr. Casper about two, and Mlrrell Newell five acres, which adds greatly to the looks of their farms. Mrs. Delsie Hunter as visiting Tilrs. George Johnson Wednesday. Frank McMurray is running the butcher wagon through Sunnyside and Lents, Irom Gresham, twice a week. Miss Janett Newell, of Portland, was out last Sunday visiting her par ents, returning Monday. Mr. Aplenalph and family were visiting friends at Powell's Valley Sunday. Some probably don't know they lay themselves liable to a fine by tleing wires together in their houses, but If it happens again there will be trouble and no little trouble either. Everyone knows who it was ,and fur thermore they hurt their reputation considerably and did themselves the most damage. CLARKES. V. H. Wettlaufer is plaining pom toes. G. Marauardt went to town last Saturday. .Miss Olive Withe's cousin was out in Clarkes on a visit. W. G. Kleinsmlth bought a new wagon last week. R. Ginther, the Clarkes school teach er, expects to have a teacher's meet ing on May St a. Mr. Marshall was hauling hay last Friday to town. Miss Ida Haag and Miss Lydia Klein- smith spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Ida Bottemiller. William Marshall is hauling wood Mrs. C. Stromgreen was in Portland last week for a short stay. GREENWOOD. REDLANDi , It has rained and the sun is shin ing. ' Mr. Brock and wife have returned from Estacaila so that Central has re sumed its normal conditioon and ev eryone on Clear Creek telephone line Is happy once more. . Mr. Hendry, from Wisconsin, Is the man that has bought Mrs. Ordway's farm. Dr. Wm. Morey, veterinary of Mo lalla, was in the neighborhood Tues day and took dinner at A. L- Allen's. Mrs. Cassle Farrell, of Portland, who is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox, is suffering from the ef fects of grip. Mrs. B. F. Allen,, who a few weeks ago. went to Prineville to attend her Damascus, j mother has returned home. She re ports that her mother is doing nicely, considering her age, which is 78. She also reports exceedingly dry weather, nightly frosts, hard enough to make Ice bulge up In the watering trough and two snow storms. Walter Mead has his new house all enclosed. The carpenter work is being done by William Breaker and his son. Steven. We wish to thank our supervisor for the good work which has been done on our roads, and only hope that he can continue the Improvements. William Cassady has moved into the Hasbrock house. He intends to cut 2"0 or 300 cords of wood for the residents of Greenwood with a gaso line drag saw. Ye scribe was in Oregon City on Monday and was pleased to see the interest manifested In Esperanto. He was requested by several prominent people to put more in the paper. Lesson II Esperanto. E.itl to be. La the. Jes yes. La the. Estas is. Kauzas causes or makes.. Kial why. Karmoj farm ers. Char because. Pluvo rain. Felicho happy. Tlo cl this. Sem ajiio week. La pluvo tio cl semajno kauzas la farmoj esta3 fellco. Jes, klal estas la farmoj felicho char pluvls. COLTON. At nrrsont the wish of the people Is, if It would only rain n lit t tu more. W. S. l.orbotl moved tho engine for I. O. Mix from the Snoodginss mill at Meadow brook to Colton last week. Mr. Ain was out from Portland and stinted to build his new house. Mr. Serihhnor. the road supervisor of District No. SO, with a number of hands, was busy falling trees along tho road between Clarke and tVllon Inst. week. He Is working on tho Um ber Grove road this week. Mrs. Stromgreen and Mrs. Uorglund wore visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Pet ersen last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 11. Itonnoy wore at Oregon City last week. Mr. Wesburg Is busy building lit Mr. Kngstrum's. O. Dlx and 0. Freeman were, at Port land on business last week. Mrs. Carl Stromgroon and children were visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. David son at Maple l.int last week. Mrs. Stromgroon also visited her brother at Portland. Mr. Shelter Is back at Colton again. K. Llndstrutn Is working at Unit's mill. A. Panlolson Is getting along rapidly with his now store, which ho Is build ing near the church. C. Stromgreen took a business trip to Oregon City Saturday. Curtis Martin, of Mt. Pleasant, at tended the ball game at Klwood last Sunday. Mr. IVboard. who had been nway for some time, returned to Colton last week. P. Davidson, of Maple Lane, was at Colton last Wednesday. Bert Looson Is working fijj Blttners at Klwood. W. K. Bonny, who had been at Ore gon City, was back a couple of days, but returned again tho first of the week. J. A. Stromgreen Is busy clearing. Mr. Grace, of Timber Grove, hauled a load of wheat to E. Umlstrum last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. P. Schlewe anil child ren, of Clarkes, were visiting at Puti's last Sunday. The Colton ball team won the two games which were played at Llwood last Sunday. D. Bonnev purchased some grain from W. H. Bittetniller last week. SUNNYSIDE AND ROCK CREEK. The Damascus baseball rltib played two games of ball against Kock Creek olnb Friday afternoon. Damascus won one giimo'uiid Book Creek the other. Hock District will not be able to hold nine months of school II Is feared, as there Is net enough money In (he treasury. It luts been suggest ed that they use Hie money belong ing to the members of the 11. C. K. I. Society to continue tho school u little longer but a number of people are verv much opposed to It as they think they have no right to the money. A farewell party was blveu Mr. Stoll's people on Saturday night. About 2S or 30 people came In 'about S o'clock In the owning and a gen eral good time was had, with games and music until the wee mini hours. Several neighbors called on Sunday. Tho family moved to their new homo In Portland on Tuesday. l another family has moved Into their old lioine. Wo an' sorry to lose such good neigh bors as tho Stolls. Mrs. J. II. Koed was culled to the bedside of her daughter. Mrs, Co. last week, who was seriously sick with pneumonia, but the last report she was much bettor. Tho Sunnysldo I'ush Club nuvt ev ery two weeks on Wednesday nlghi. They have unite a good time, have nn orchestra and several singers to help the meetings out. mnk Stoll bought Mr. IVnloy'a goats. They have scattered and one Utile kid was found near K. Hubbard's place nearly starved, but Adolph took It home and Is feeding It on a not tie. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. George IVardorff Is sick again, came near having pneumonia. Wo hope she Is better ere now. Hoy Johnson has boon having his house newly Rhlngled and It looks much better. Miss Griffin, who hold the meetings at Sunnysldo last winter was married April 22, to Mr. Albert 11. Smith, u minister. Wo wish her n pleasant Journey through life. Mr. Sodorberg Is breaking a new piece of ground towards tho creek from the house. Mr. Stanton's baby's face Is getting better slowly. It Is almost a duck ranch at Joe Deardorffs, they have till young ducks. BEAVER CREEK. MELDRUM. Charles Moran'a new home at Mel drum Is beginning to look lino since he has (he house lathed and plaster ed, lie is also clearing lilt) laud, w hich Is about two acres tu all. Mr. Met an Is Intending to move Into his now house next week. Messrs, llnrno and Jensen are start ing a new greenhouse. They have good tomato plants for for sale. W. M. Gardner Is having his coun try homo. "Tho Firs," painted. S. T. Britten's new automobile, ar rived hero last week and allien that time Mr. Ilrltton and Ills family have enjoyed some delightful rides. There have boon quite a few peo ple looking at the places for sale around hero, but none have made a deal. Mr. Powell's now homo Is begin ning to look well. o has also dug a tine well. Mrs, F, Garllck and Mrs. Causwoll made a business trip to Oregon City Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Harding made somo calls at Mcldrmu this week. Mrs. I'alntou, of Jennings Widgo, called on Mis. W. M. Gardner Tuesday, CLARKES. Hula Is tho order of the day. Uuile Sagur has gone to work In a saw mill at Kstucudu. Jennie Dlx and Uutln Cumin called at tho Wallace home Tuesday. Mrs H. Wallace has returned homo from Colton. Quito n number attended the base ball game Sunday. Most every body Is sorting potatoes to soil at the high price of $1 GT l-'J . A number In this burg have bad olds. For Constipation. Mr. L. H. Farnhan, a prominent druggist of Spirit Lake, Iowa, says: Tablets are certainly the best thing on thf markpr for rnnstlnfttion " fllva O-a.STOXIX.A.. I tnese tablets a trial. You are certain Beinth. :x '-' Ha" ':wB "Egg t to find them agreeable and pleasant Rain has come again ami is wel comed by all. Mrs T. B. Thomas nnil .Miss tvuns of Portland, were visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Lewellyn. Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Babcock and family and Miss Sophia Bohlander were visiting Mr. Babcock and tamuy ai .uuunu msi Sunday. Hal Lindsey Is hauling lumber for his new house and barn. Mrs. H. Parry and daughter Laura, are staying with Mrs. Griffith, who is sick with pneumonia. G. Thomas made a fling trip to Mu lino last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas, Blodwen Parry and Blodwen Thomas called on Mrs. Edwards and family one day last week. Miss Sarah Parry is spending a few days at home. Mr. Burbach is hauling logs to Shannon's mill to be sawed into lum ber for a new barn. Dan Jones Is on the sick list. Miss Kate Snodgrass was on the sick list the latter part of last week, but Monday morning the school bell again pealed forth and told the Joy ous news that she was again In her old place and calling her pupils to order. Alvln Kleinsmlth and family were visiting at Steudeman's Sunday. Mrs. H. Hughes has been visiting her son at Cathlamet. Mrs. Henry Staben Is visiting her parents. Miss Eleanor Hartnell was a visitor at Thomas's. Three of the Beaver Creek young ladies were seen rolling rocks down the hillside and a day or two later two more took up the work, and we are wondering if they are louMt'R for a silver-diamond mine. Otto Fisher called on Miss Millie Grimm last Sunday evening. G. Thomas and Emmet Hughes, the expert sheep shearers, were out with their new machine shearing sheep for Bill Jones. The most Interesting ball game ever witnessed was played on the Shubel grounds between the home team and Mullno, last Sunday, the score being 6 to 1 In favor of Shubel. The worst of It was that there was no well for Mullno to fall into and Shubel gaining their runs in that wav. The Dutch and the Welsh may be senilis, but they were big enough to beat .Mullno last Sunday at the ball game. Hip-Hurrah for Shubel. TEAZEL CREEK. of in effect. Price, 25 cents. Samples ' free. For sale by Huntley Bros. Co. ' D. C. LATOCRETTE President P. J. MEYER, Cashier THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of OREGON CITY , OREGON CAPITAL, 50,000.00. Transacts a General Banking Bualneae. Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM Located in the new masonic bldg. With a new clean list of good property for sale. Large farms, small farms, acre tracts, city property, Gladstone lots, Parkplace lots, & etc. Come and see us if you want to buy or sell and we will treat you fairly. D. K. BILL & CO. Rooms 6 and 7 Masonic Bldg. MOUNTAIN VIEW. N. C. Smith and family are guests of Mrs. Gllett this week. Mr. Smith Is building a shanty and will cut wood for Mr. Skluner. Joe Bamnrd. who was blacksmlthlng with Ed Gottberg, sold out last week and went to Portland. Mr. Wlcklund hits decided not to build this season and has rented his ground to Mr. May for pasture, He went to Portland to work. John Francis, who Is working In Portland, spent Sunday among rela tives and friends In this burg. Mrs. Ernest Jones, of Eldorado, ac companied by Miss Nellie Hurley, of St. Johns, was calling In this vicinity on Friday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Frledrlck and baby of the West Side, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Iliillurd last Sunday. Vergil Welsh Is still quite poorly. Mr. Welsh has built an open air sani tarium for himself near tho house. Pearl Selby wont to the logging camp at Rainier last week to work during the summer. Grandma Gottberg was not so well again Wednesday. I Mrs. Delia Gottberg and lunula Vnl Ion went to Klwood Monday to spend a few days visiting their parents. Miss Edith Buckner Is working for Grandma Gottberg during Delias absence. Don't forget the annual lob-phono meeting at Ugau Grange hall Monday, May 3. at 1 o'clock. All subscribers are requested lo come. Grandma Teliny has returned to her home with her son. Uironno. at Viola, after visiting a few dnys with her son anil family, A. O. llolllng. worth, a few days. Roll of honor for month of March, for Fir Grove school: l.csllo Smith, Grace and Gladys Allen, Edgar Brock. Herman Polehn, Claude Kerr and Al lison D. Allen. ELLIOTT PRAIRIE. We are having extreme dry weather after the extreme wet, but hope It will be changed soon to a little moist ure, so our spuds will grow. Quite a party gathered at the home of J. L. Tubbs and had a good sociable time. Those present were Aunt Mary Kaylor and Mrs. Boswell, of Molalla; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Qulnn and Miss Bessie and Willie, and Mrs. J. F. Qulnn and children, and Mrs. M. J. Melton. Uncle Jimmy Moore has treated hlniBt-lf to a fine team and wagon and has come back among us to stay awhile. Rev Qulnn will preach at Russell ville school house next Sunday at II o'clock. All are Invited to attend. Sunday School at Teazel Creek at 10 o'clock sharp. Everybody come and bring your children. Young men come and bring your best girls. You can tell a good husband by the clothes his wife wears. Elliott Prairie sky was overcome with drowsiness Induced by Summer like rays and was first awakened by tho Anrll showers of last Monday, to full consciousness of the benefits of Nature and the business of bis neigh bors, made necesary at this time of the year by the amount of farm work. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cumpaii ami family visited Mr. and Mrs. George Devens Sunday. On the 2inh of Anrll there was a party at the home of II. Blosser In honor of Lillian's sixteenth birthday. The crowd of young people enjoyed a very pleasant evening playing games and dancing. Dainty refresh ments were served near midnight. Miss Ullan received many presents. Among those present wero Mrs. I'p- nendahl. Mrs. T. LefTler, Grace Yoiler, May Pulley, George Leffler, Dorian Todd and Harvey Garrett, unci numer ous other friends. School at Whiskey Hill comes to a finish April 30th. As a fitting climax there Is to be a basket social Friday evenlne. The nrogramme under the direction of the teacher, Miss Viola Grlbble, Is exacted to lie a great success. Misses Frances and Paula Linn, left for their home In Salem last Sunday. They have been visiting at the home of Nixon Blair for the last t hree weeks and during that time the little girls have made a number or friends. Charles Casto Is working an acre of Bert Kent'B onions on shares, and Is busy weeding them at the present time. A. Chase Is finding use for his buggy these days. Ho and Miss "Somebody attended church at Zlon Sunday ev en In K. Dugan Casio has been working for Josh Mlshb-r lately. MrB. Todd left Friday for The Dalles on a visit to her daughter, Mrs C. Rudell. of that city. The Inhabitants of upper Elliott Prairie have had a series of meetings for the purpose of organizing a hand We hone that they will be successful Miss Edna Stanton Is Buffering from an attack of la grippe. The attendance at Elliott Church has noticeably Increased since It has secured tho ministry of Hev. nuttier, Office Both Phones 22 Residence Phone Main 2C24 Pioneer Transfer Co. Established 1805 Sucessor to C. N. Greenman FURNITURE, SAFES AND PIANOS MOVED BY EXPERIENCED HELP. PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE. SAND, GRAVEL AND BRICK Rates Reasonable, Baggage Stored 3 Days Free of Charge Agency for. the celebrated MT. HOOD BEER A Common Cold. We claim that If catching cold could be avoided some of the most danger ous and fatal diseases would never be heard of. A cold often forms a cul ture bed for germs of Infectious dis eases. Consumption, pneumonia, diph theria anr scarlet fever, four of the most dangerous and fatal diseases, are of this class. The culture bed formed by the cold favors the devel opment of the germs of these diseases that would not otherwise find lodg ment. There is little danger, how ever, of any of these diseases being contracted when a good expectorant Cough Remedy is used. It cleans out these culture beds that favor the dev elopment of tho germs of these dis eases. That Is why this remedy has proved so universally successful In preventing pneumonia. It not only cures your cold quickly, but minim izes the risk of contracting these dangerous diseases. For sale by Huntley Bros. Co. If our troubles which keep us awake nights were really as big as they em In the dark we would never get over them. TOWERSlEISH'BRAND TATERPROOF, ILLU MENTS , are cut on large patterns, designed to give the wearer jthe utmost comfort ilCHTDURAELECLEAH pUARANTF.r4VWl!Pltf! SUITS 322 SLICKERS 322 MMtinitcuinir Is mm y " REDLANO. mm mi All clmrgeJ prepaid to llio nearest express office. 4 qu.rt bottl.1 of GENUINE CYRUS N01U.E dirwl to you, all chr,M paid to lh nurot railroad tspren udica. Conluiitinil ull those secondary contililucnU tho government clicmiMs miy MUST Uli TIlliUL thut it ntuy be culled whiskey. Any ho culled whiskey thut doesn't contain them, whether bottled in bond or not, is alcohol-not whiskey. CYRUS NODLE is pure. It is old. It is whiskcy-and nothing but whiskey. Now sold direct to you by the biggest and best known legitimate wholesaler! in the Northwest. W. J. VAN SQ IUYVER & CO. EiuUuktd 1664 105 107 Sl &. PwiUJ. Oiif cut T THIt IMf -Ui - W. J. V.n ScHurr Co., r. . o- l'J rW- U.I H W I.. k.fc i mJ m M four quart! CKNUINE CYRUS NOtlli P.O. A- - It Is us much tho duty of a f armor to take an interest In isdltlcs ns In tho church. Hut ho ran do that with out being a permanent ami valuable member of the Grocery Store Donating Club. Money Comet In Bunches To A. A. Chlsholm. of Troadwoll, N. X., now. Ills reason Is well worth reading: "For a long tlmo I suffered from Indigestion, torpid liver, consti pation, nervousness, and general de bility," ho writes, "I couldn't leep, hnd no appetite, nor ambition, grow weaker every day In splto of all medi cal treatment. Then used Kloctrlc Hitters. Twelve bottles restored all my old tlmo health and vigor. Now I can attend to business every dny. It's a wonderful medicine." Infallible for Stomach, l.lver. Kidney, Wood and Nerves. 50c at Jones Drug Co. Cringe Defends O A. C. Tualatin uraugo Hall. April 21. !! Whereas, petitions are being circu lated to Invoke l ho referendum on tho appropriation by the recent legis lature, for Improvements nt the Stale Agricultural College, and believing such a movement would tend to crl pie tho educational Interest of (In state, therefore bo It Uesolved, by Tualatin tlrango, No. 111. I', of H. that wo line every el oil lo lulliieiice all editions to refrain from signing such petitions. O. V. SIIAUT. II. A WAUNKH. MATILDA KHAKKS. Committee. JOHN W. THOMA9, DENTIST. Molalla Mondays. CASTOR I A For Infant and Children. Tlia Kind You Have Always Bought Boor the Rgmuure of It Is a wise mun who knows a good wife while ho has her. Frightful Fat Averted. "I would have boon a cripple for life, from torrlblo cut on my kneo cap," writes Frank Dlsborry. Kolll her, Minn, "without llurklen's Ar nica Sulvo, which soon cured me." In fallible for wounds, cuts, bruises. It siK.n euros Hums. Scalds. Old Sores. Dolls, Skin Eruptions. World's host for I'lles. 2r.c ut Jones Drug Co. Return Came at Mount Angel. The Imso bull team of the On-giiil City high Nclusd will go to .Mount Angel net! Saturday to play a return game with Mount Angel College. Tho former game linik place here two weeks ugo unit was won by Mount Angel, though Oregon City b'd until tho eighth Inning. Committed to Asylum. Oluf Mlkkloson. aged 31 years, of Sandy, was roiiimlt'ed lo tho state In kiiiio miyluui Friday by County Judgo Dlmlck. after an euilntlon by Dr. M C. Strickland, lie was brought In by Constable Jotisrud, of Sandy. This motto should bo nulled over tho door of every schoolhiiuno-. "Tell tho truth ami shame the devil." A Healing Bilve for Burnt, Chapped Handi and Sore Nlpplee, As healing aulvo Tor burin, oro, oro nipples and chapped hand Chain. berlaln Salvo I moat ecellont. It allay tho pain of a burn almost In stantly, and union tho Injury Is vory scvorn, heals tho part without leaving a scar, rrlro :i coins, ror mma uj Huntley llro Company. , DONT HITCH YOUR HORSE IN THE RAIN (let acquainted with B. W. Mellon Co.. Complota House furnisher, t'se their free stable room. Why do you always look for Cheap Cheap CoodT Hotter first look for quality, then price, Doth quality and price aro right at tho l'arkplace Cosh Store. q, A. IIOLMIC9. Prop. GREAT PRICE CUTTING SALE of High-Class, New-Model Suits for Men and Young Men. C'e have inaugurated what promises to be the greatest value-giving event in our history. We are heavily over stocked. We find it necessary to cut prices without thought of cost to us. Our stock is made up principally of the finest specimens of the famous Atterbury make. $15.00 Suits at - - $9.25 18.00 Suits at - - 13.50 20.00 Suits at - - ' 14.74 22.50 Suits, at - - 17.65 25.00 Suits at - - 19-25 27.50 Suits at - - 21.00 30.00 Suits at - - 23.75 Furnishings, Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Fancy Vests, etc., at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 6th and Main Sts. Oregon City, Of. s