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It is distilled in an old-fashioned still and contains
all those secondary products of distillation which the
U. S. Agricultural Department and the U. S. Internal
Revenue Department rule must be present to entitle
. the distillation to be called whiskey.
Alcohol docs not contain these constituents.
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tin a continuous or many chambered still.
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The chase was not so fast hi on the
former ocaslon. owing to the thick
ness of the brush. They saw It nt
two different times, hut wishing to
rupture It alive they did not shoot.
In crossing the lane fences tt Jumped
over one side and struck the fence
on the opposite side, knocking down
fifteen pnnncls of fence, tt spenrs to
be an animal of great strength, as
they can see where It has torn the
bark from logs and rolled them over
In search of food. There appears to
he two of them and the one last seen
It seems, from accounts, must lie
much larger than the first one. The
track of the last one measured 27
Inches In length.
STAFFORD.
NEWS OP THE COUNTY
CLACKAMAS-
A surprise party was given Wed
nesday night, December 15. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Rauch.
Everyone enjoyed themselves by play
ing games, after which lunch was
served. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. F. Talben, Mr. Wood, Miss
Hamuson, Victor Wlcklund. Helena
Johnson, Mae Johnson, Cora Wold,
Frank Loster. Jack Young. Ray Lan
dis, Albert Moore, Gus Haberlach,
Marie Wold, Opal Langenburg. Ar
thur Street,- V eatrice and Vivian
Rauch.
Mr. and Mrs. H.- Peckover visited
their daughter, Mrs. Rauch.
Miss Ellen and Ruth Rauch and
Beulah Davenport spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rauch last
week.
There will be a big dance in Clack
amas, January 1, 1910.
CLARKES.
MUL1NO.
The people of this burg are greatly
encouraged over the prospect of a
railroad, sometime, as the surveyors
have reached this place. Of course
every one is guessing where the final
survey will be located, but no one
seems to really know much about It.
Real estate is changing hands. El
mer Erickson has bought the property
of Fred Woodsides and Walter Wal
dorf and one acre of Ed Ball.
Mrs. George Crook has been visit
ing relatives near St. Helens for a
few days.
The young people are kept busy
practicing for the entertainment at
the M. E. Church Christmas eve.
Miss May Erickson is spending a
few days with relatives at this place.
Mr. Wallace and son are busy cut
ting and hauling saw logs to Trulling
er's mill. They can get their lumber
cheaper that way. They expect to
cut about 25.000 feet
W.. Bohlander is packing shingles
for the Mulino Shingle Mill Co.
W. H. Wettlaufer was butchering
hogs Monday, and Mr. Bottemiller
assisted him.
A special tax meeting was held last
; Saturday and voted 5 mills for road
improvements.
W. G. Klejnsmlth took a load of
hay to town Saturday and brought
back a load of sand for his new
house.
The Timber Grove school is going
to have a vacation over Christmas.
I Sam Elmer was in town Wednes
day to get 300 pounds of clover seed
i and buy something for Xmas.
I Mr. Bottemiller was in town Wed-
nesday to get his clover seed and
barbed wire for fencing.
I Sam Elmer dug his potatoes last
week.
Alex Scherruble was In town last
Wednesday.
Mr. Buckner, from town, was out
last Sunday to Colton and got some
beef cattle.
Elmer Klttnsmith went to Clacka
mas Heights last Saturday and look'
ed around for a horse.
Mr. Scrlbner finished laying rails
last week, on the road. ;
Alex Scherruble is logging on the
clearing for .Mr. Elmer.
Miss Lizzie Olsen went home to
Canby.
TEAZEL CREEK.
Winter seems to be here and Jack
Frost makes the Oregonlans keep
near the fire.
Services were held last week by
Rev. Baldwin.
A horse steped on the foot of Rev.
Quinn, causing a very painful wound.
Mrs. Mary King, who has been
stopping at her sister's, Mrs. J. H.
Quinn, was called away last week to
King'B Valley, to the bedside of an
other sister, Mrs. N, E. Vanmeter, who
is very low with Brlght's disease.
Her many friends were made glad
to see Mrs. Joe Simons out to church
last Sunday, as she has been kept
at home by sickness for so long. May
her improvement continue.
Coal For Sale.
Best, medium, Mendota coal, sacked
, at $8 per ton; by the Oregon City
Commission Co.
CALIFORNIA
The Mecca for Winter Tourists
its attractive seaside resorts, fam
ous medical sprlng3, magnificent tour
ist hotels, picturesque scenery, de
lightful climate, and opportunity for
all klnd of outdoor pastimes, such as
hundreds of miles of outo drives
through orange groves and along
ocean beach boulevards, make this
favored region The World's Greatest
Winter Resort, reached via the
Shasta Route
and
"Road of a Thousand Wonders"
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
Low round trip rates are ln effect
from all points in the Northwest, with
long limit, stop-over privileges and
first-class accommodations.
Portland to LosAngeles and Return
$55.00
With a final return limit of nix months
and stop-overs in either direction.
First class, up-to-date trains, with the
latest equipment, unexcelled dining
car service, and everything that goes
to make the trip pleasant.
Attractive, interesting and Instructive
literature telling of the famous win
ter resorts of California can be had
on application to any O. R. & N. or
S. P. Agent,
or by writing to
WM. McMURRAY, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
MACKSBURG.
Joe Gibson and Jess Hepler traded
horses last week. Both boys seem
satisfied.
It is reported that Phil Graves has
sold his ranch.
Charles Xebo and wife spent sev
eral days In Portland last week.
Miss Mabel Seward, who Is teach
ing school at Liberal, spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
George Scramiin visited Portland
last week, and returned with a fine
line of Christmas goods.
Herman Harms and Mr. Baldwin
visited Oregon City Saturday.
Mrs. Euelmann, Mackburgs new
primary teacher, began work last
Tuesday.
Miss Lela Smith, stumbled while
feeding her chickens last Saturday
and sprained her ankle.
Miss Katherine Wenlnger is keep
ing books for the Scramiin Mercantile
Company.
Warren Baty hauled sixty-five sacks
of potatoes at one load, one day last
week.
Trouble Makers Ousted.
When a sufferer from stomach
trouble takes Dr. King's New Life
Pills he's mighty glad to see his Dys
pepsia and Indigestion fly, but more,
he s tickled over his new, fine appe-
tlte, strong nerves, healthy vigor, all
because stomach, liver and kidneys
now work right. 25c at Jones Drug
Co.
MEAOOWBROOK.
Mr. Lamb has a contract to log for
Mr. Schafer. He expects to begin
work at once.
The new mill on upper Woodcock
creek In Happy Hollow, started with
a full force Monday morning.
Quite a number of our young folks
called on Mr. and Mrs. Holman Sun
day evening.
Miss Mable Chlndgren closed a
very successful term of school Fri
day. The Success Literary and Ly
ceum had a very interesting program.
Miss Chlndgren will take up the
work as principal again after a short
vacation for the holidays.
Mr. Carpenter, of Ness County,
Kansas, who has been stopping in
town for the last few months, pur
chased a very fine organ last week.
Press Bonney made a business trip
to the Catnip Corner, Thursday. He
took great, interest in noting the Im
provements as he passed through our
berg.
Mr. Orem and Mr. Huslam have
the tower and engine room for Mr.
Holman's pumping plant about com
pleted. The Molalla correspondent that
discovered the water running up hill
in the Canby Canal flume, Is think
ing of going East to get a perpendicu
lar view of the morning rain bow.
We have Just learned that Mr.
Rhoads has sold his farm. He bad a
fine place fronting on North Main
street. We regret very much to see
him leave our town.
Some of our nimrods organized
themselves Into a hunting party to
capture the animal that Is creating
so much excitement here. In the af
ternoon of the second day they struck
Its trail near Olsen's on Cedar Creek.
We are glad to he able to record
no rnln In Stafford for the past week,
but mercury went a little below front
ing every night so that potato dig
gors waited till afternoon to let the
top of the ground soften tip a little.
The potatoes aro turning out fair
ly well, a few got touched with the
frost, hut the majority is of excellent
Quality.
Quito a number of the Grange mem
bers from this neighborhood went
over, Saturday to see a class of seven
take the first and second decrees In
tne Tualatin lirnnge, cvoinmonly
called Frog lVnd Grange. They ro
port a good time, and an Impressive
ceremony. It was also the election
for the ensuing year. All passed off
without friction and they voted to
request Mr. C. Partland. of Oswego
Grange to install their officers on the
last Saturday In January, and have a
dance in the evening.
It Is reported that Io tarson, a
hov brought up till a year or two ago
in Stafford, but at present a resident
of Willamette was very III with ty
phoid fever. We hear there are a
good many cases of the dread disease
In Willamette caused by the high wa
ter and the Impurities of the town
overflowed Into the pumping station.
e also hear that Mr. Leosman's fam
ily is afflicted. They moved from
Frog Pond this fall and have bought
one of the stores at that place.
Mark gave the school-ma ams a
very unique birthday present. Now
the querv Is: "which one?" None but
Mark woutd have thought. of It.
REDLANO.
Christmas tree at the. M. R. church
this Friday evening. A fine program
win be given and n tine lime for ev
orybody.
William Stone and wife will have
a family reunion nt their home this
Christmas.
Fine weather now, hut not all the
farmers got their ptatoes dug before
the ground froie.
All the saw mills around here and
at Clear Crook are furnishing plank
for the had places In the road at
about hall price and tho teamsters
and some of the farmers will haul
them there free of charge. Every
body will bo glad when the road Is
fixed as It Is very rough In places and
when the frost is out almost Impass
able. Mr. Kerr expects friends from Sa
lom to spend Christmas.
CLACKAMAS.
COLTON.
A merry Christmas to everybody.
Melvln Hult. who has been away
attending school Is at home spend
lng Christmas with his parents.
Mr. Peterson was visiting with Mr.
Granloft last Sunday.
W. E. Bonney hauled a load of fur
niture from Oregon City for Mr. Eng
strum last Thursday.
Mrs. Mullean is stopping with Mrs.
J. A. Stromgreen at present
Born, to Mr. .and Mrs. John rhllllps.
a son, last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Stromgreen were
In town on business last week.
J. Engstmm. who had been away
working at the logging camp at Skap-
poose, has returned to his home and
Is now busy completing his bouse
W. .S. Gorbett purchased potatoes
from C. Stromgreen and hauled them
last week.
Charlie Freeman, of Elwood. was
at Colton on business last week.
I. O. Dlx sold a calf to Mr. Ballen.
of Elwood.
J. A. Stromgreen was busy butcher
ine last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rown, who
had been visiting at the latter's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, at El
wood, returned to their home last Sun
day. There will be a Christmas tree at
the Swedish church Christmas night.
E. Lindstrum was at Oregon City
last Wednesday.
Mr. Danleison. our merchant, was
In town to get a load of Christmas sup
plies. Saturday.
Hult Bros, bought a sawmill edger
from I. O. Dlx.
C. Stromgreen was busy dinging
potatoes the latter part of last week.
Ida Erickson, who had been stay
ing out of school on account of
broken arm, started again last week.
Women Who Are Envied.
Those attractive women who are
lovely ln face, form and temper are
the envy of many, who might be like
them. A weak, sickly woman will be
nervous and irritable. Constipation
or Kidney poisons show In pimples,
blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch
ed complexion. For all such. Electric
Bitters work wonders, purify the blood
and give strong nerves, bright eyes,
pure breath, smooth velvety Bkln,
lovely complexion. Many charming
women owe their health and beauty
to them. 50c at Jones Drug Co.
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
It is now dry, clear, cold weather
The thermometer registered 20 de
grees Wednesday morning. There Is
typhoid fever all around. Mr. Erick
son and Johnny have the fever.
Grandma Walden went to Wlllam
ette Sunday to visit her granddaugh
ter, who has the typhoid fever.
Frank Beard had the misfortune to
hurt his hand last week while work
ing in the paper mill.
Mrs. Mann's sister, from Washing
ton was visiting her last -week.
C. B. Hyson, Jr., has moved Into
Mr. Bradley's house near Mr. Welch's.
C. B. Hyson, Sr., will move Into his
house after It Is moved to Warren
and Hood street.
Mrs. C. B. Hyson's parents have
moved Into the Hickman cottage.
Mr. Sinclair was transacting busi
ness ln this berg Monday. He return
ed home from his visit in Kansas and
reports cold weather there.
Mrs. Thall NelBon was calling on
friends In this vicinity Sunday.
Mr. Bierson has bought Mr. J. N.
Harrington's cottage.
Mrs. Tlllle Schmll, of Oak Grove,
visited Mrs. Erickson and family last
Monday evening.
Christmas exercises will be held
at the Mountain View church Sat
urday evening.
The Mountain View Hose Company
has a sign on its hall now, but it says
Elyvllle, instead of Mountain View.
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The prevailing East winds aro not
agreeable to Oregonliins.
Fanners are busy harvest lng Into
potatoes. Some complaint la made
that spuds are rotting In the ground.
The continuation of First street
West of the railroad through the
Chapman property. noc:sltiuos the
removal of the com ago now occupied
by Mr. Holland. It Is reported that
such a fhango Is contemplated.
The front part of the old school
house Is slowly wending Its way to
a permanent location on Thornton
Strlte's lot west of town. II. Moore
and crew of helpers, aro the moving
force.
Ralph Chandler, of California. Is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
K. Chandler. Two other suns with
their families, and two daughters,
Mrs. Hlalno Jackson and Cora Chand
ler, will Join In a family re-unlon on
Christmas day, at the homo in Clack
amas. Otis Welch and family will spon I
Christmas with friends and relatives
In Portland.
W". U. Reynolds and wife, Mrs.
Frank Reynolds and children, will
spend their Chrlstmns with Mr. Will
Reynolds, In Portland.
The two churches of this place, will
hold Christmas services In each
house of worship, on Friday evening,
December 24. Christmas' Kve. The
Congregational church will havo a
public Christmas tree. All who so
desire, are Invited to put presents
thereon. A musical and llmrary
programme will be rendered, begin
ning at 7:30 o'clock.
STONE.
This cold sunshine makes one feel
frisky when getting out In the early
mornings. And the way the teams
are drifting past on the way to mar
ket shows conclusively that the
amount of stuff produced In this sec
tion Is far from small.
Mrs. Susan Gubbetts has regained
her health so much that she and fam
ily will soon move to the Ikinney Fish
Hatchery, where Mr. Gubbetts Is now
employed.
Evangelist M. Wood preached here
to a large audience last Sunday.
NEW SCHOOL AT MAPLE LANE.
Present Building Is Inadequate For
Pupils Attending.
A meeting of the people of Maple
Lane was held at the schoolhouse at
that place Saturday afternoon to dis
cuss the mutrr of erecting a now
school building, as the present school
building is entirely too small to ac
commodate the large number of child
ren In that district, there being f,8
pupils ranging from the first to eighth
grade.
It was decided to build another one
room building on the Molalla road,
and another teacher employed. This
will be used ln connection with the
present building, which Is charge of
Prof. Calam. and It Is the Intention
of this school district to erect a large
building at some future time, which
will be In the center of the district
and will be convenient to all of tho
children attending.
FOR
1 1 ni wm Al IMHA FOR
COUGHS itUNta Ul UUKtd GOLDS
THE WONDER WORKER
THROAT I DR. KING'S I LUNGS
I FOR COUGHS A IMP COLDS
PREVENTS PNEUMONIA
I had the most debilitating cough mortal was ever afflicted with, and my frtendi expected that
when I left raj bed it would surely be for my rave. Our doctor pronounced my case Incurable,
but thanks be to God, four bottles of Dr. KIiir's New Discovery cured me to completely that I am
all sound and well. MRS. EVA UNCAl'JILR, Grovertown, Ind.
Price 60c ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED! and $1.00
SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY
JONES DRUG CO.
LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS.
Little People Tell St. Nicholas Their
Holiday wants.
Oregon City, Ore.. Doc. 18. 1909.
lHnr Santa Chum:
I will drop you a few lines to tot
you know what 1 want for Christinas.
"Well, want a leather doll buggy
that's down to llusch't store, and then
a doll which you get with a book of
stamps. Well I think this will bo all
for today, tiood byo. Ho sure and
remember.
From Ll'CY III'DOVICII.
(lot Division St.
Oregon City. Oregon.
IVar Santa (iaus:
Please bring mo a doll and a buggy.
From your friend
11KLKN Sl'llllKK.
Oregon City, Or., Doc. 13, 19.)H.
Pear Santa:
I am going to write to you and tell
you what I want tills Christmas. I
always smile when dear old Decem
ber conies. I want a big doll all
dressed, and a Christmas tree, with
lots of presents on It, and a map of
tho world, and a game, and nuts and
candy. Do not forget. I will have
to close.
Yours truly,
CiKAl'K SIU'O.X.
I wish you a happy Now Year and
a merry Christinas.
Newport In Winter.
Newport Is an Ideal Winter resort.
and the low rates now In effort from
all 8. P. and C. K. poluts with tho
Improved train service now establish
ed places It within a few hours ride
from tha Valloy, arriving there at C
P. M. In time for dinner. Excellent
hotel accommodations at reasonable
ratmi.
For further particulars call on any
C. k B., or S. P. agent, or wrlta to
WM. McMl'HItAY.
General Passenger Agent, Portland,
Oregon. 1 1-20
Time to be Thinking of
That Winter Trip South
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Drawlngroom sleeping cars. Compartment observation cars, dining ram,
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Round Trip Rate from Portland
$55.00
to l't Angeles and return. Corresponding low rates from til other S P.
points. Tickets good for stopover In either direction, with flaal rotura
limit six months from date of sain. Intornsttng and descriptive literature
on all sections of California ran bohad on, application to any Southern
Pacific Agent, or
WM. McMURRAY,
General Pauenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
Letter List.
List of unclaimed letters at the Ore
gon City Postofflco for the week end
lng December 17:
Woman's list Bell, Mrs. A. E.
Brltton, Mrs. John E.; Hurgess, Mary-
Carlson, Mrs. A. F.; Faith, Mrs. Ellen;
Hall, Mrs. Ida; Hastings. Mrs. llelU;;
Malani, Mrs.; Pierce, Jennie; Stevens
Altha; Thomas, Josle; White, Mrs
Emily.
Men's list Bowers, Harry; Harris
Wm. B.; Hess. S. II.; Howard, Oddes
Jones, E. C; Jones, Jesse; Kordlcn
Mitchell; Stark, It.; White, lm;
Whltton, J. O.; Whlttcn, O. C.
TRUTH ABOUT CATARRH.
Sensible Methods Will Cure it. Hunt
ley Bros. Co. Guarantees Hyo
mei to Cure Catarrh.
Catarrh can never be cured by tak
lng medicines Into the stomach nor
by sprays, atomizers or douches.
Intelligent physicians have long ago
discarded such Ideas and not one of
them would be worth consideration
were It not for the fact that unscrupu
Iouh persons prey upon the Ignorance
of the people In regard to new dis
coveries.
Catarrh Is caused by germs and Just
as long as these germs thrive In the
folds, crevices, nooks and corners of
the mucous membrane that line the
nose, throat and chest, JUHt so long
will you havo catarrh.
There Is only one way to cure ca
tarrh, and that Is to kill the germs.
There Is only one remedy that will
kill the germs when It gets where the
Lgernm are, and that Is Hyomel.
Hyome Is made chiefly from Aus
tralian Eucalyptus and Kucalpytol
combined with other germ killing an
tiseptics. Just breathe It In through
the hard rubber Inhaler that comes
with each outfit and relief Ih lmmedl
ate. Used regularly for a few weeks
Hyomel (pronounced Hlgh-o me) will
cure chronic catarrh. Complete out
fit $1.00 at Huntley Bros. Co., and
leading druggists everywhere.
Dec. 10-24
I TAKE THE HINT I
You can get the best that
money can buy If you buy of
our new stock of canned Table J
Fruits. They have the delicl-
ous, ripe flavor. )
at t
HARRIS' GROCERY.
Oregon City.
TAFJTALW&I
A NEW ELECTRIC LAMP
MORE ECONOMICAL THAN
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CHEAPER
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147 SEVENTH STREET