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rt OREGON CITY EXTKKTUISti, Kit I DAY, SEl'TKMHKU 17, 1!H!. r-eO';!' .'car i ' u. , , ALCOHOL 3 PEK CENT. AfgolaWoPirp.inrt.inrorAs slmilaiiiKjttifRMdantlRii'iii ting (lie Siontadts andlkndsof ,CC0 4 - Promotes Ditotionfhrrml ncss and IVsi-Coniiins tvisiw Opiimi.Marprurtc norMiacral.' . OT NARCOTIC. s Apnffrt Rem dv forCYtirsSr Hon . Sour Stoiiuch.Dlarrtwi 'orrosfomTilswnsJntria ncss andLoss or Sleep. t-asx rscSimilt Siftuaw of NEW YORK. rrr I5g xAd Copy of Wrapper. NEWS OF THE COUNTY MEADOW BROOK. That rain Friday was greatly ap preciated by the business men of town. Quite a number of our folks attend ed the educational rally and chicken dinner at Muliny Saturday. The Meadowbrook high school opened up Monday morning with Miss Mabel Chindgren as principal. Lee Adkins and family visited at O. T. Kay's, Sunday. Mr. Wingfleld preached at the school bouse Sunday. F. R. Cooper returned . Saturday from an extended trip in Southern Oregon, where he went to transact business with a land syndicate. Arthur Mallat is clerking for Ralph Holman at the present. Ralph and his father are interested In the con crete business at present i The Meadowbrook Canby Canal Co. hopes to be able to turn the water in to the canal within the next two weeks. With two railroads assured and the third one in sight and the water flow ing down the cnaal, Oregon City tak en in by greater Portland, Molalla left out in the cold, Meadowbrook at once becomes the central point and Is therefore the proper place for the county seat. Mr. and Mrs. Calahan called on Mr. Staudlnger and family Sunday. R. H. Snodgrass, of Mulino Shingle Mills, was in town Thursday looking around in the Interest of a timber com pany. A rare treat is in store for this place in the near future. It is not the coming of President Taft or Dr. Cook, but Gilmore's band Is expected to be here at the opening of the Meadowbrook Canby Canal. CHICKEN LICE H2 MITES COCKROACHES AND BED BUGS For s Whole Vmr kr Single AppUcation of AVENARIUS CARBOLINEUM (German Wood Prenerrer.) Non-polwnoui. Sanitary Odor P'j; no In nthuKraunM ee.ru on.y Don't let yojr d-k.er five you wortblcfte imitation. FOB SALE Bi ALL fjEALKRA. Cmrbollnroni Wood fwitlni ( i'urQiuul, Or. OUR BOSS US5 Milwaukee. Wll New York. N. . Han Kranclieo. Col. Fisher, Thorsen S Co. Wholesale Aifnti. Iept. 13. Port .and OregoD. Wrtu for Testt- ft -My D. C. LATOURETTE President. VSr How t Kwp Awaj (A THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of OREGON CITY , OREGON CAPITAL, 50.000.00. Transacts a General Banking Builneti. Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M Office Both PhoDe 22 Pioneer Transfer Co. Established 18C5 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 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature In Use For Over Thirty Years tmc okmtaum eovMMi. new tonk wtt. CLARKES. Mr. Marshall and his sons, and Otto Elmer. Olive Withe and Elsa Elmer went huckleberrying Monday. C. Moehnke baled hay for George Sheppard. Albert Durst Is baling hay and straw. Mr. Tallman Is putting an addition to his house. Mr. Stout is building a new house. Mr. Moehnke was hauling lumber for the Timber Grove schoolhouse. Marv Sullivan has gone to Oregon City to go to school. Sir. Bottemiller is helping Durst bale straw.' We had a little mist Monday morn ing. Every one who could go went hop nirkine and thev will soon be home again with their pockets full. MOUNTAIN VIEW. Miss Frankie Curran is In from the mill this week. She came In to attend the funeral of her grandfather, P. D. Curran. Miss Hazel Fancis went to Seattle Monday to visit relatives and friends and attend the A. Y. P. Pair. Mr Darling and family have more company from the East this week. Born. September 1, to the wne or Tom Carrico, a daughter. Mrs. Jennie Stillwell has company from the East visiting for this week. J. Gillett Is doing some painting for Mt. Kunsman, of Maple Lane, this week. Mrs. Griffin has a nephew, Lester Walters, of Eugene, visiting her this week. He and Walter Griifin will at tend the State Fair. Hop pickers are returning home and the children are preparing for school, which begins next Monday. Mrs. Mann and Walter are up near ONLY ONE GENUINE THERE IS ONLY ONE GENUINE CARBOLINEUM, THAT 16 THE AVENARIUS CARBOLINEUM. THERE IS A CHEAP IMITATION ON THE MARKET THAT IS BE ING OFFERED AT FROM 1.00 TO 1.25 PER GALLON. THE GENUINE AVENARIUS CAR BOLINEUM IN QUART CANS 60 CENTS, AND ONE GALLONS AT $1.50 WILL DO ALL THAT 18 CLAIMED FOR IT. INSIST ON THE GENUINE, TAKE NO OTHER. PUT UP IN LITHO GRAPH CANS AND SOLD IN OREGON CITY. if F. J. MEYER, Cashier Residence Phone Main 2C24 Sucesaor to C. N. Greenman IF Rainier. Mrt. Mann is keeping house for her brother, whose wife died re cently. Charles Ely and family have return ed from the const. Mrs. Ely likes it so well that she wants to sell hero ami move lo Alsoa to live. C0LTON. People are already returning from the hop yards. Mrs. L Livingston Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bouncy. (Julie a number of people from Clarke. Tlmhergrove, Klwood ami Oolton, have gone to the huckleberry Iriitoh this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ijiwrence Bouncy and children, of lllllsboro, are visit Ins with the tatter's mother, Mis. Dlx. E. Tress was home last week from Seapoose. where he Is working. W. E. Huntiey Is busy hauling lum ber for his house. Mrs. 1. O. Dlx is visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Evans, at Mulino. W. E. Bouncy and tins, C.ottboig burned their slashing last week. Chester Cornell was hauling furni ture from Oregon City last week. Dlx llros. returned home with their threshing machine last Tuesday. The grand concert given at the Swedish Church by a blind young man, was well attended and a nice time Is reported. Mr. Daiilelson, our merchant, is hav ing a new house built. Mr. and Mis. 0. Dlx. of Shuliel, were visiting at the former s mothers last Sunday. J. A. Siromgreeti was at Oregon City Saturday. Mr. Carlson s daughter and son-in-law, of Portland, are visiting at Col ton. D. Kree.man. of Elwood. was hauling straw for K. l.lndstrom last Saturday. Luther IVtterson and Miss Freeda Mult were visiting with Mrs. C. Strotngreeii one day last week. Charlie Heck, while hauling grain had the misfortune of falling from the wagon and had three ribs broken. He Is slowly Improving. WILSONVILLE. Mr. Thornton, Sr.,. was In Portland on Saturday. Robert Graham and Professor Gra ham returned from their camping trip Saturday. Ralph Seeley is attending Portland Business College. Mr. Rothenburg is recovering from his late accident. John Hutson spent Wednesday In Oregon City with his brother. Mr. Tooze, who was recently elected principal of the school at the county seat. Mary Brobst left for Portland on Saturday to attend high school in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Graham are home from their camping trip. Mrs. J. A. Newman, of Portland, la visiting her friend, Mrs. Jemlson. The clerk of the Wllsonvillo school beard Is authority for the Information that school will begin Monday, Sep tember 20th. - Mrs. Brobst has been in Portland visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clutter. Rev. Reed, of Hood View, has been visiting his brother-in-law Rev. ITodd. who has recently located at Puget Sound. Mrs. Corby, mother of Mrs. Seely, Is visiting at the home of her daughter. Miss Pearl Bailey, who will teach the school in the Graeme district for the ensuing year, will make her home with Mr. and Mrs. Reed Graham. Mr. Bethune, who Is to teach In the Wilsonville school has rented the house formerly occupied by Mrs. Hurl burt. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hall and Mr. and Mxs. Frank Good, of Santa Paula, Cal.. visited the .Say's this week on their return from the Seattle exposition. L Hasselbrlnk has been baling straw In the Graeme district for the past week. Miss Ellen Brobst Is visiting friends in Fortland, and will soon return to Oregon City, where she Is a succets ful teacher in the public school of that place. Hop drying has been going on aiound Wllsonvilie for some time, ae.i if we grow a Utile drowsy we are not to blame, for the delightful fumes from the hop houses fill the air with a love for slumber. EAGLE CREEK. Pleas and Ernest Douglass bought '() conls of wood of H. S. (iibsiiii and are busy hauling It to Eagle Creek. The German threshing crew are back in the neighborhood again and threshed for Dave HolTmeister on Monday. Mrs. Henry 1,'dell called on Mrs. Fred lluffmeisier last Sumtav after noon. Mrs. Daucliy. of Gladstone, has been visiting Willi relatives of this place Wr several days, leaving on Friday for the home of Mrs. HliaiiUlin, where .she made a short visit before return ing home. Mrs. .1. P. Woodle and Mrs. Dauchy visited with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Woodle, of Dover, one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Gibson were vis iting on the hill Sunday. John Reid and family, of Spring water, stopped Saturday night at James Gibson's on their way to the huckleberry patch, ami accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. (.'dell, resumed their journey Sunday morning. Elder ,1. D. Norman and daughter, Miss Frances, came out from Portland Sunday and Mr. Norman held services at the school house Sunday morning. They returned home the same day. Mrs. A. .1. Douglass, of Dufur, who has been the guest of relatives for some weeks, went to Portland Mon day on her return home. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hoodie, wuh their children, moved to Estncada that, they might, aend their children to the Estacada school this winter. School opened In District No. 50 on Monday morning with Miss Crouch as teacher. Mrs. R. B. Gibson has been suffer ing with a cold the past two weeks. Mrs. Cahlll Is on the sick list. She has been quite ill, but Is getting bet ter. A Good Position. i Can be had by amlbtlous young men and ladies in the field of "Wireless" I or Railway telegraphy. Since the 8 I hour law became effective, and since !the Wireless companies are establish i Ing stations throughout the country, there is a great shortage of telegraph ers. Positions pay beginners from $70 to $90 per month, with grind chance for advancement. The Nation al Telegraph Institute of Portland, Oregon, operates six official Institutes In America, under supervision of R, R. and Wireless officials and places all Kradunles Into positions. It will pay you to write them for full details. SPRINGWATER. 'Julio a number of the people of this vicinity are going to Hie buckle ebrry patch I his week. What Is more enjoyable than the beautirul Oregon scenery and mountain air. which we enjoy in the mountains. Miss Mattle and Mr. George Hor ner, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Branch Tucker. Hop pickers have nearly all return ed home now, and a few H1 "lay for prune picking. No one seems to be complaining now. as every one sot their threshing done, and no grain was spoiled by the rain. Mr. Mat Yngiuln bad the misfortune of cutting his knee with an axe a few days ago. Miss Ova Mans, of Oregon I'll y. has been visiting in Sprlngwater, Mrs. Strunk's slsu r. from Colorado. Is spending a few d.ns here. MOUNTAIN ROAD. The weather Is very warm at pros em and the atmosphere Is heavy with smoke which makes It very unpleas ant at this time of the year. Annie Winkle, William Itaehel and Clem .Dollar were Mslllng at John Kaiser s Sunday. Miss Mabel Hodge left Wednesday for Willamette, where she will re main a short lime with Mr. Graves and family. Charlie Koelleruieler, from New berg. Is spending the week with bis sister. Mrs. William Kaiser. Ernest Bookman was helping Mr. Justed thresh on Wednesday. Mrs. lloberg. of Willamette, who has been spending ihe past two weeks with Einllle Toedtetneler, returned home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E. F. Hoekmnn. who has been ijulte sick, is uble to be up ami nboui again, and Baby Hoekmnn will soon be big enough to help bis papa dig po tatoes. No wonder Ernest wears such a smiling face all the time. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Koelleruieler were visiting Kaiser Bros." hop yard Tuesday. Mr. Graves and daughter. Miss Cora of Willamette, were visiting Mr. Axtell on Tuesday. Ernest Hodge Is picking blackber ries for J. H. Elsie this week, who ex pects to have about two tons of black berries. Mrs. B. F. Baker and daughter, Miss Gladys and Mrs. E. S. Kruse. spent Friday with Mrs. L Koelleruieler. Fred Zimmerman has a well trained horse. When it gets tired of staying any place It Just goes to another. Fri day afternoon It tired of the hop yard, and came home on the run without the assistance of a driver, and without breaking anything either. That's th" kind of a horse to have, Fred. Mr. Parker and family, of Dead Man's Valley, are moving into the va cant house on Charles Baker's place. Ora Elsie spent Tuesday afternoon with his friend Ernest Hodge. Fnyik Kelenhofer made a trip to Willamette Tuesday evening. Mr. Helberg and son. John, were In Willamette Saturday. Ernest Kruse, of Frog Pond, was a Mountain Road visitor this week. August Koelleruieler, Jr., who has been working at Hillsdale all Sum mer, returned home Thursday. Mr. Koellermeier will leave for Monmouth In a short time where he has accepted a position with the Oregon Milling and Warehouse Co. The sale ! Mr. II. Axtell's was largely attended and everything Hold for a good price. Mr. Axtell expects to leave for Corvallls In a short time, where he will be Janitor In one of the schools at that place. Kaiser Bros, have finished hop-pick-Ing. Their hops averaged 115 boxes to the acre, and were nil picked and dried in fine condition. John Kaiser and wir ' will soon take a trip to Seattle to visit the A. Y. P. exposition, and will be gone a month or six weeks. Mr. Kaiser will leave his place In care of MJ-. Parker durmg tils absence. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO Rl A STAFFORD. No rain to speak of yet in this vi cinity. Hops are nearly all secured, although Gebhanlt's and Mrs. Niinlc's yards are being picked thl" week. Mr. Nimlc has had four or live teams haul ing his old hops to Oregon City, where he Is storing them. The teamsters said he was offered ISc on the street for them, but would not take It. A part Is of the crop of Kmc, and the rest MUX. Wo hear he had W bales averaging 2n'l pounds n bale. We hear from a suposed reliable source that Miss Kate Sharp and ('. Jones were married last week and Join with her many friends in wishing her all the happiness that falls to Ihe lot of mortals. The bride Is a very es timable young lady, well known hy ,i wide circle of friends and neighbors, and the groom, we hear. Is a rising young druggist of Portland, when? they will muke their home after a honeymoon trip to the Sound coun try to visit relatives, and see the Pair. Mrs. Powell's baby seems to be on the road to recovery after a close call with an attack of cholera Infantum. Mr. Powell had a very Hick night Saturday, but Is able to be up again at ptescnt, and a sister, the mother of the baby, came to see It when It was thought It could not live and she was taken very III Monday night, hut she also Is on the road to recovery. She Is sick a great deal of her lime. MrH. Gage took a cold, and has been (iilte. Ill for the past two weeks. The atmosphere Is quite smoky from the numerous slashings being burned. A minister from Portland has been holding services In the school Iioiish since Sunday in the evenings, but so many are hop-picking there Is a slim attendance. Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy. Mr. Frank C. Hanrahan, a promi nent druggist of Portsmouth, Va., says: "For the past six years I have sold and recommended Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, It Is a great remedy and one of the best patent medicines on the market. I handle some others for the same purposes that pay me a larger profit but this remedy Is so sure to effect a cure, and my customer so certain to appreciate my recommending, It to blni, that I give it the preference.' For sale by Huntley Bros. Co. , MOLALLA. Mrs, C. If- Trullltiger, Hubbard Milliner, will be nt Bobbins Bros'. Store. Saturday, September Ills ami 25, with full line of fall Millinery. JOHN W. THOMAS, DENTIST. Molalla Mondaya. Everbearing Htrawberrles are now ripe here. Seed of tills varlely wan planted here last spring and ripe ber ries gaihered In August for the llrst time wllh berries and blossoms to gether In September. The flavor of the berries Is excellent. Harvest Is 'about over now mid hay baling Is far advanced. The road Is lined will) teams hauling the surplus to market. Clackamas County Is tint best In Ihe world, and Portland Is lucky to be as close as It Is to this rich section. We expect (he popula tion of Stone to double up soon as (bo power plant and factorlea are Instal led. Then watch us grow. Apparently some other people have an Idea about building a dam as they are gelling busy clearing what is thought lo be a site for nnolher dam on the old Clackamas. L. D. Mumpowor was over In the Lents country last week looking for a vetch separating machine, but with poor success. The wandering hop pickers are re turning again, and all are more or less disgusted with hopplcklug this year. REDLAND. Hev. Pepper, of Ihe M. E. Church, started for conference at Collage Grove Monday. The best wishes of bis congregation go with blni. Mrs. Stone went to Salem Tuesday lo visit her daughter. Mrs. D. II Mustier mid at loud the Fair. Mrs. Kerr 'went with her and will go to Woodhiirn after spending a day or two at the Fair. Fir Grove school will begin Monday, September :I0. wllh Miss llolUwurth as teacher. Evergreen school will commence October 4. Mrs. Crerrnft. of Portland will teach. A well Is being dug at Bedlam! school, No. 7. which they expect to finish ebfore school opens. William Kerr, better known as "Billy." has returned from Eastern Oregon, where be has had work wllh a threshing outfit, lie Is looking as Jolly as ever, the boys are all glad to have him among them again. Clear Creek Creamery paid Df rents a iMiund for butter fat .for the month of August. Mrs. A. D. Allen, of Portland. Is vis iting relatives uud canning fruit here this week. M!r. Tom Foster, who Is building II. A Allen's house, had n serious acci dent. A double window frame fell on him. which severely hurt blni across the back and has laid him up for tho past week. A. L A n la preparing for ero weather for next winter, as he Is build ing a potato house and packing tho walls with 8 Inches of saw dust. He has decided that It sometimes gets coltl. very ctdd. In Oregon. Kills Would be Slayer. A merciless murderer Is Appendici tis with inanv victims. Hut Dr. King's New Life Pills kill It by pre vention. They gently stimulate stom ach, liver and bowels, preventing that clogging that Invites appendicitis, cur ing Constipation, Biliousness, Chills. Malaria, Headache and IiiuiKcallon. 25c at Jones Drug Co. Letter List. 1.1st nf unclaimed let tors at the Oregon City postofllce for the week ending September 17. Woman's list Bailey, Uira; Una kin, Bessie; liomls, Mrs. II. A. (21: Murray, Mrs. Nanle; Renter, Mrs. I). E. r-'i: Rogers. Mrs. H. C: Smith Edna; Smith. Mrs. Jeo, Men's list llolser. 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Mills has filed suit against Andrew Kan, a well known Portland Chluntnun, who holds a lease on the Dr. Nichols hop yard Just north of ! Oregon City, for H.i.&u, which rep I resents n claim of Mary Mills for I picking hops, assigned to F. A. Mills I It Is slated that the woman picked hops between August '21 and Sepleiu i bor (i uud Kan refused to pay her I Constable F. A. Miles nttnrhed a 'horse and dray, which were released after Kan bad filed a bond The suit will be tried before Justice Samson. Attorneys I). D. Eby anil George ('. Ilrowncil npiH'itr for Mills, nnd Kan Is represented by Attorneys Cross & Hammond. At Shuebt Church. Next Sunday there will be Sunday school at 9:30 A. M. German service at 10 A. M. At 7: :30 P. M. English service will be held. A cordial Invi tation Is extended to all. Mr. II. Man has decided to slay at Shuliel until October tth. when he Intends to return to Olympla. Wash., to finish his course of study at the Pacific Lutheran Seminary. It Saved HH Leg. 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