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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1910. iiSl ALCOHOL 3 PER TKNT AfrSf(aNfrhriratiiTAs sirailaiiiirtrRxx!3i!Rrif!a t ing Ur S uwiactts andiWJs of Promotes DislionJQwifiJ ncss and rV?i.Contiins neither Oraimt.Morph.mc norMiacraL INOT ARC OTIC. fcuawSncr. Apnfrfi Remedy rorCbns tinn . Sour StnniKh.Dtarriiw VontisfomTilswnsJfvcnsft ntssandLossOFSLEEP. IfcSin.1t Sijnaiur of NEW YORK. Exact Copy of Wrapper. WILSONVILLE. Jake Peters, our enterprising busi ness man, visited the county seat on Monday. Mrs. Galbreth, of Tualatin, visited relatives near jour village on Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. Rothburg were in Wil sonvllle on Monday. Reed Graham spent Monday in the! Rose City on business. ' Prof, and Mrs. Graham and family hare moved to their beutlful ranch home for the Summer. Whooping cough in a light form Is quite prevalent, and even some of the grown people are "whooping it up" with the "kids." Don't forget the Epworth League Social, on Saturday evening. May 21st. The young people of this society are planning a splendid supper and enter tainment for that evening. Be on hand to enjoy the result of their labors, and help a good and worthy cause. The usual Decoration Day services will be held at Hood View on Mon day, May 30, and an appropriate pro gramme, Is being arranged for that time. The dance on Saturday evening was well attended. Joe Epler's orchestra furnished the usual good music for the occasion. : The Ladies' Aid Society, under the direction of Mrs. Brobst, Is trying to do something to help the Lowry fam ily, who lost everything In the fire. Mrs. Marlon Young entertained the members of the Ladies' Aid Society on Thursday. Eighteen ladles were in attendance and enjoyed the hos pitality of this favorite hostess. We are glad to notice that the Grangers have pledged their aid to ' the high school cause, for their sup port means something, as the mem bers are always bosy where progres . sion is concerned. . The village baseball team was again victorious in Its game with the Tualatin team on the 15th Inst. The result of the game was 11 to 15 in favor of Wilsonville. There wa3 great excitement in the ninth Inning, when tie teams tied, 11 to 11. A large crowd witnessed this splendid game, from which our boys returned crown ed with their usual laurels. The house belonging to J. W. Thorn ton, and occupied by the Lowry family was burned to the ground on Satur day, May 11, while Mr. and Mrs. Lowry were at Oregon City. Professor Bethnue of our local schools, has been visiting some of our sister schools, making addresses in the interests of a high school here. It is thought by men who have Btudied the question that the high school fund law will carry In Clackamas County by a large majority, and then if we have a high school of our own, how much better off we will 'be than to allow all our appropriation for stu dents to go elsewhere. G'-t in line for a high school right here at home, and help the boys and girls. The public picnic given at Corral Creek school grounds on Saturday, May 14, was well attended, and was a very enjoyable nna The program which was followed by the dinner, was given by the pupils of the school un der the direction of their capable and talented teacher. Miss Bailey, and was excellent and very entertaining. A ladies' quartette, composed of Miss Bailey and her three sisters, sang .i.ii i . . . i i . -o NEWS OP THE COUNTY I I o A Poor Weak Woman Ai ihe is termed, will endnrn hravrlv kudici wnicn strong man would five wiy under. The fct it women ere more patient than they ought to be under such troubles. Every woman ought to know that she may obtain the most experienced medical advice fret of chorf and in absolute mnfidenct and privacy by writinf to the World's Diipeoi.ry Medical Association, R. V. Pierce. M. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce bat been chief consulting physician of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, ol Buffalo, N. Y., for manv veara and has haH a .- : I : , . p. ctcf icace In the treatment of women's diseases than any other physician in this country. His medicines are world-famous lor their astonishing efficacy. Tha most perfect remedy ever devised for weak and deli cat women is Dr. Picrce'a Favorite Prescription. IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG. SICK WOMEN WELL. , . ""I, .nJJ,ried T,nPtoms of womsn's peculiar ailments are fully set forth in Plain English in the People's Medical Adviser (1008 pages), a newly revised and up-to-date Edition of which, cloth-bound, will be mailed frtt on receipt ot 31 one-cent stamps to pay cost oi mailing only. Address as above. GAST0R1 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature In Use or Over Thirty Years beautifully, and were compelled to respond to a rousing encore. Miss Bailey was the recipient of a hand kerchief shower, from Ihe members of the Mother's Club, of the district, during the day. Professor and Mrs. Bethnue, Mrs. Marion - Young, Mrs. Davis and daughter, .'Mrs. N'orrls Young and Misses Elizabeth and Cora Brobst were among the residents of Wilsonville who were present upon this happy occasion.. If your farm is for sale or trade, see Schooley t Co., they have the buyers coming from the East. MULINO. Mulino Is on the boom with two railroad surveys through the town. We ought surely to have a railroad soon If appearances count for any thing. It looks like someone besides Mr. Swift was interested in this part of Clackamas County. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Daniels left for their home on Wallace Island Mon day. Charlie having come up for an over Sunday visit, thought that he couldn't keep house without bis wife any longer. Mr. Mallatt Is doing some road work this weqk. which was badly needed. Mr. Wallace and Fred Churchill are plowing and grading the road In front of Mr. Wallace's house. Mrs. George Mallatt, from Eastern Oregon, is spending a few days in this neighborhood. Ernest Davis and friend spent a few days with his parents last week, going back to Portland Saturday. Elmer Erickson has gone to Port land to work, thinking he would find more congenial employment there than in the shingle mill. Claud Ashby's parents, from Salem, spent Saturday and Sunday with he and his wife at their home in Mulino. Jot Mallatt bought a horse of Mr. Husband last week- If your farm lg for sale or trade, see Schooley & Co., they have the buyers coming from ine East. MEADOW BROOK. " Farming Is all done for the pres ent, and the State Grange hag adjourn ed, and now comes the comet. Miss Penwell came near being badly hurt Saturday morning while taking a horseback ride. The horse threw her, hurling her side and shoulder quite severely. The people of the neighborhood re ceived a series of shocks Friday and Saturday evenings that resembled a panic or earth quake, In the nature of a Hallow'een May party. Dick Foreman has just completed a new house in Maple Park, which Is to be used for a lodging house and picture gallery. Mr. Daugherty, of Wilholt, was visit ing his son, Henry, Saturday. The Milling Company Is construct ing an undr ground flume from the mill pond to the Molalla river. John Allen is building a very neat cottage on the north half of the Allen block on Lake street. .Mr. Neeley made a business trip to Oregon City Saturday. Mr. Rood, of Dickie Prairie, was on our streets Sunday, airing his new automobile and seeing the sights around town. Bert Perrv had the misfortune to and n.ti.-ntlu Air sir Ions a verv valuahlo horso Friday, by being caught on tho Hno f the logging donkey. A class of four liok tho eighth grade examination Thursday nnd Krl rtay. P. K. Cooper Company have a contract to build a store nnd office for tho Srhnfer Milling Company on Canal street. It Is In order now In some purl of town when a atrango noise U hoard to Jump ovit of bed ami climb on top of tho house. For ll Bowel Troubles Vse Or. Holla Antl-rnln. Kellef U almost Instantaneous. Is also good externally for all kinds of pains. Sold everywhere. CLARKS. Alex Sohernible and John Puts went to town last Monday. will lilv tt.mt throneh Clarke with ill engine, from Co' ton to their saw mill. Otto Haul helped Sum Elmer plant corn last week. Sam Elmer planted corn last week. Mr. Bottemlller Is hauling rails. There was another man out riarke looking at the timber. In H. Sullivan is on tho sick list, and is nor able to do much work at pres ent. Ben Marshall was In town last week. Mr. and Mrs. Haas spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Uottemlller. There was a birthday surprise party given on Irene Lee and they all enjoyed It. Dr. Bell's Antiseptic Salve Is guaranteed for tetter, ringworm, eciema, chapped hands and Hps. run ning sores, ulcers and In fact all skin diseases. Good to use after shaving. 25c a box. LOGAN. School Superintendent Gary spoke at the Grange Hall on May 5. on the subject of union high schools, and seems to have aroused considerable enthusiasm. The subject was dis cussed at the grange meeting on the 6th of May. and all the speakers fav ored the plan. A resolution was adopt. ed favoring union high schools, also one In favor of making a success of farmers day at Chautauqua, though some dissatisfaction was expressed with having It on the first day and so early In the month, on account of the haying season. i Th last rain gave the crops noon send off and was especially timely for the late sown grain. Mr. and Mrs. Castello are rejoicing over the birth of a son, on May 1st. weight 114 pounds. From present appearances, prunes and cherries, especially the latter, will be a 8hon crop here, but apples are full some varieties at least. Effle Klrchem will go soon to visit relatives In Wallowa County. Eczema Yields readily to Dr. Bell's Antisep tic Salve. You see an Improvement after the first application. We guar antee It. It is clean and pleasant to use. 25c a box. CLARKES. A number are planting potatoes during the fine weather. Mr. Deltrlch and son-in-law and wire were through this burg Tuesday, look ing at Mr, Mueller's ranch, with a view of buying If suited. George and John Anderson are planting potatoes for L Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wallace spent Sun day with their son. Earnest, and his wife, of Colton. The census enumerator was through this burg Friday and Saturday. A surprise party was given toO, Dix on Saturday evening, in honor of his birthday, and quite a number of young people were present. All re port having had a fine time. Harry Klrbyson was up from the logging camp Saturday and returned Sunday evening. A large crowd took In the ball game at Shubel Sunday. If your acreage Is for sale, see Schooley & Co., they have lots of callB for small tracts. Improved and unim proved. What's the Use To suffer with sore eyes when one 25c tube of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve will cure you. We guarantee It. You risk nothing. It' a creamy, snow white ointment. MARK'S PRAIRIE. Our farmers have about finished seeding and the early sown grain Is looking fine. There will be a small acreage ot potatoes planted in this vicinity this spring. Our farmers will plant a big acreage of corn and go Into the hog raising business more than for many years past. John Goetz Is erecting a large barn. Our road boss Is doing a large amount of work on the roads now. He has two crews working, one north of Barlow and one near Frank Cam pan's. Mrs. Frank Oglesby, who has been sick for over two months, is able to set up and Is rapidly recovering. Miss Ida Ball is chief cook at Mr. Oglesby's now. Geo. Oglesby was elected a delegate to the Woodmen Convention to be held at Newberg on May 18. Wm. Armstrong, of Mendean, Is slowly convaleslng after a long siege of sickness. The d'-ath of Hon. Henry Snyder, our efficient Aurora postmaster, has cast a gloom over the entire commun ity. Henry was well liked by almost every one of the patrons of the Au rora office. Hon. Nixon Blair, of Klllen pre cinct, will be a candidate for county commissioner and his many friends will see that he succeeds In the nom ination and election. Several fishing excursions are being planned by some of our famous dis ciples of Sir Isaac Walton. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will clear the sour stomach, sweeten the breath and create a healthy appetite. They promote the flow of gastric Juice, thereby inducing good digestion. Sold by all dealers. MOUNTAIN VIEW. Improvements stll go on. Mr. Hall put down a new walk in front of his bouse last week and is putting in a new wire fence. Tom Carrlco and family have mov ed Into town from the mill, It hav ing closed down. Mr. Carrlco is build ing a new house on their property here. , v3wa$ SLICKERS 8 731 VJTO . and they Keep you dry while you are wearing them 300 EVtWYWliERt QJAiOS fKtt V A JTbwvp Ca losTVH U&A. Tbwia Canadian Co. n. twxto. Cj The members of the Booster Club wore out Saturday cutting wood from tho sidewalks. Pivslon. Cooper "d family went to Idaho last Monday Miss Mal Franc! camo home form Sprlngwater last week, having finished her term of school. Mr. and Mrs. Jiime tlooknrt, of Mendowbrook. visited with 'Mrs. M. Harrington over Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lalsner, of Port land, and their nephew, Loula Mays' baby, were here Sunday visiting relftt Iws. Will May and family have moved Into Mm. Jteltevs house oil Grant street. Wilbur Chlllders, of Sprlngwater, spent Sunday here visiting among friends. Clark Fuse's new house on Polk street Is Hearing completion. Mrs. Skinner was not able to be out to Sunday school Sunday and sent In her resignation as superintendent, which leaves Mountalu View Sunday school without a superintendent or an assistant, a Mrs. Ely has moved away. An election will he held next Sunday at 10 o'clock. The' Primitive Baptists will hold services at the Mountain View church next Saturday at ! P. M. and Sunday at 11 o'clock. Everybody Is welcome. MY, and Mrs. Wiley W. May are quite lonely now since Mr. Ida Coop er moved away, They had a fare well dinner last Sunday at which 25 relatives were present. Frank Stlllwell Is erecting a new fence around his property at the Jun ction of Molalla and Pleasant Ave nues. There was a large crowd out at the Booster meeting Tuesday evening. Hon. Geo. C. Brownell wa to have been there but he sent Judge Camp bell in his place. There was a short literary program rendered. Shall Women Voter ir thv illit 'millions would vote Dr. King s New life Pills the true remedy for women. For banishing dull, fug re fevllnira hacksche or beaduene. constipation, dispelling colds, Impart ing appetite and tuning up the sys tem, they're uneoualed. Easy, safe, sure. 25c at Jones' Drug Co. STAFFORD. Pleasant weather after the threat ened frosts of a couple of nights last week. The farm work t' steadily on, al though there Is a lack of help In the fields, owing to labor unions perhnps, which keep men from working for a price which lea;vs the larmer noth ing to put in hit own pocaei, as no cannot pay from $2 to 12.50 for eight hours' work and get much done on a farm. Therefore, he turns his at tention to things which can be done with the help of the family alone, and rubs along very woll while the wives and children In the cities suffer for food Bometimc nnd the husband and father seeks an easy job, or is all day In the city park. Mr. Welsenberg says he tried to .get one of the Idle majority to come out aim work for him. but they all refused too far away from the saloon and one of them voiced tho sentiments of the whole apparently, by telling him to "go to that place where the Ice wagon never stops." A g'x.d many about here have bought Incubators and have one Into the chicken business in a mild way, several having a number of hundred In their broodiTH. which will soon be large enough for broilers and tho rich in the cities are always ready to buy. and the farm'-r reaps quite a profit. Berries are bringing a good price and a good many have them to sell, and the hop yards promise well at present and ttn-re is never a lack of pickers too much fun mixed with the hard work In the hop picking time. so we farmers manage to rub along and have enough to eat, a good shelter and a few dollars laid aside for the rainy days. The atmosphere Is smoky, ns tho' there were big Ores somewhere near, but we have not heard of any as yet. Quite a number from here at tended the shins Grange last week at Oregon City, nnd report a most pleas ant and profitable session. Oregon City seemed to exert Itself Individu ally, and as the city to make the visit of the S'.ite Grange a pleasant page In the book' of life to turn back to with lnt-i'st and pride In all the years to come. Mr. NuHsbaiim has a periodical sore throat and w,is obliged to call upon Dr. .Mount for relief, but we are glad to Bay he Is better at the present writ ing. '' . It was d'-cl ied by Dr. Mount lust week that Mrs. Powell and little Wil lie had the measles, although they were su posed to have hud them last year. Mr. I'oxelJ, like the rest of us Is doing his own work, after trying an lticonipei-i,t for a week or two. Jake works till near midnight finish Ing up a job of wood sawing with his gasoline engine, for Mr. Gage. An expert is out from Portland put ting on the roof of Adolph Delkar's NOV 'f eW TIME of tlm rtr to h your tolb out ftnil plat And bfidif Work rlnnw. Fnrout of-Uiwn Dfttrnnai n J finish Dlstt And iriiv worm in odd amy it ninajut;. Molar Cfowm 55.00 22k Bri4riTM.li3.50 Gold Filli.fi 1.00 En.m.l Fillir.fl 1.00 8EUr Filling .50 80d RubbsV . at, at. ciitH 5.00 PlatM 7.50 PsioUll EitrMlM .50 nm tfiittsM m nmim EST METHODS falsi a KiUsKtion f f vbm pim ot hrldc work ptlnleM work n) whr, bo kntstUrhow moot jtn ptjr. Wise Dental Co. INCOHPOHSTID Painless Dentists rslllni lullslnt. Tnlrli WssMnftsa, rOSTUKD. Off 0M eiuw bm: s a. k. t s r. k. suUa, Im 11 1 a J I J rase '.'.' ' - a ' 'J- " If barn, lie put on a 1 000 shingles, two nails In each, eight hours, at SOc per thousand. Your correspondent nailed on 2000 In a day, I should con sider myself a way-tip mast or of thn art. Nussliaums horses took a little skip about the field, when they found ihnl one tug waa still fastened. No olio hurt, ami but little dnmngo done. Kd sharp's thumb, which a plko polo took ff a section of at lKdknr'a raising, la pretty sore yet and very much In tho way. Fred Baker la finishing up tho plow ing oil the Hayes place, . Hops lu this section, ns a general thing, are looking Hue, promising a good yield. Pine Tar and Honey , Have been used for generation In treating coughs.' Dr. Bell'a I'lne-Tar-lloney contain both combined with other valuable Ingredient. Uok for tho bell on tho bottle. Ho sure you got Dr. Boll's. AURORA. It. J. Miller made a business trip to Portland Monday. A number of Aurora boy took In tho baseball game at Huhtmrd Sun day. ( Interest Is the (jreot incent ive oword sav ing money We pay Interest on savings accounts We pay 4 per cent Interest on Certificotes of of Deposit Safety Liberality Courtesy ij our motto Aurora State Bank .Aurora, Oregon T ANT ALU A NEW MORE any Portland Railway Light s Power Company 1 47 SEVENTH STREET ' Colonol llofer, of Salem, wit In this oily last week. Next Sunday the Aurora linsehall team will play tho St, Paul loam hero. Kverybody should win 11 out and help tho hoys). Mrs. A. U Hair and Mis Alma Knight, of t'anhy, were In Aurora Inst week. Dr. II. K (lli'sy made a business trip to Portland this week. Frank Miller left Tuesday for New York. Miss M. Hull returned lo her homo at (larval Saturday. Sam Glesy I getting along flue after hi operation at Ihe hospital In Portland. Death of Postmastsr Snyder. Henry A. Snyder, postmastor at Au rora, died Friday night at III home here, of scarlet fever, Mr. Snyder was UK year old. Ho leave a wid ow, two daughter nnd one son. HI ileal h Is very sad to Ills relative mid friends, Will Promote Beauty. Women desiring beauty get wonder ful help from lliieklen' Arnica Halve. It banishes pimples,' skin eruption, ore and boll. It make the skin soft and velvety. Jt glorifies tho face. Cure orn eye, cold sore, cracked lips, rhnppod hand, .test for burns, acnlds, fever sores, ruts, bruise and piles, 25c at Jones' Drug Co. EAST PORTLAND Wire 4 Iron Works Manufacturer of BANK, STORE and OFFICE RAILINGS Elevator Cars and Enclosures Ornamental Wire & Iron Work Of Kvery Description Stair Work. Klr Kscapes, drilling. Sidewalk Iknirs, Ktc. BELMONT and EAST WATER 8TS East End Morrison St. Bridge (hone. ICnst 8 .'I II W:l5 Portland, Oregon YOUR BOILER May try to assert Its Independence and explode Juat to celebrate the Qlorlous Fourth. If you would avoid such trouble, let us keep all your PLUMBING in good repair, passed. Our work le unsur- P. C. GADKE Tinning, Hot Air Furnace and Hop Pipes. All Kinds of Job bing and Spraying Material. 914 Main St. Phone 2J54. OREGON CITY. ELECTRIC LAMP ECONOMICAL THAN carbon filament lamp. CHEAPER I and MORE STURDY than the TUNGSTEN can be used in HEY SOCKET TIME CARD. 0. W. P. DIVISION Between Portland and Oregon City. 1,iavoT Arrive) U'ttVO Arrive in t vb 8 30 7.00 7.30 ajOO r3u nop 9.30 1000 1030 U.00 11 30 l'J.00 1330 1.00 1.30 300 I 30 300 3.30 4 00 4 30 6.00 6 30 600 d 30 7.00 730 II 00 8 30 900 9.30 1000 It 00 13.00 1.7 7..'J 7.S3 H3. 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(4:05. 6:06. x:0&. 7:06. 6:05. 11:35. For Oreshsm. Greshaui. Falrvlitw and Troutdale. NOTH: Car Inavs Kaat Water and Morrison streets 6 minute later than scheduled from rlrst and Aider Ht NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF U. S. A. Established 1868. 1 . Over half million In force out of Oregon City. DEATH CLAIMS PAID PROMPTLY. A, B. Combs. Manager, Portland. WOODWARD 4 SMITH. Local Representatives, Oregon City. E. P. Elliott & Sen All kinds of REAL ESTATE FARM, CITY PROPERTY A SPECIALTY Andressn Bldg. Oregon City, Ore. M