OREGON CUT ENTEKTU1SE. EKMDAV, SEPT EMU Eli 9, 15)10.
NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF CLACKAMAS COCNTY
MARQUAM.
with
hut
Threshing Is about over
exception of a few Jobs.
Hop picking is in full blast.
tin y iii e generally light.
We hail a line rain here last week
vlil;li sot l ltd the iliist ami also
deni ed I tip smoke away, although it
hits cleared up anil will soon lie dry
and dusty as ever.
A horse belonging to Henry Hnber
Injured his leg so badly In harb
the Uyhv fence that ho hn.l to ho killed.
There will ho a dance at the haH
October Sih.
Stubborn As Mules
are livor and bowels sometimes: seem
to balk without cause. Then there's
trouble Loss of Appetite Indiges
tion, Nervousness, Despondency. noH't
No serious Hies vet In this part.i acno, vtut such troubles fly before
although while helping to thresh for
Tommy llenlley. a load of grain
caught ft re front the threshing engine
as ho passed It, and narrowly escaped
with the wagon and a scorched rack.
The lead of grain was a total loss.
Quite a band of Warm Spring
Indians camped near town on their
way lo the Hartinan hop yard. Thej
were a curiosity.
Dolph Meyers, Jo Ross and others
left for Table Keck Sunday to be gone
8 week after huckleberries.
Miss Hazel Ijtrkins, of Meadow
Ilrool; w as up to visit her cousin, Kcho
I.arkins. a few days last week.
Miss Poll Marouam has been quite
sick, but at this writing is improving;
also P. .1. Ridings is on the sick list.
Dr. King's New Life Wis. the world's
best Stomach and IJver remedy. So
easy. 2;.c at Jones Drug Company.
CLARKS.
"Can be depended upon" is an ex
pression we will like to hoar, and
when it Is used In connection with
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy It means that it
never fails to cure diarrhoea, dysen- rnrk wk for ,hetr prune pickers.
The flnwsnilller girls are picking
Mr. and Mrs. Will Heitman, from
the Hoe Hills, were in Heaver Crook
with his mother, Mrs. C. Hettman. last
Sunday, and their baby was christened
bv Rev. V. If. Wettlati.
Mr. J. Klrkland was on the sick list
last week on Monday.
Mr. Sam Klnter finished threshing
on Wednesday of last week.
There was a fierce flre near Mr.
Cummins" house: it came near the
old man Cummins' house hut they
called for help and the house was
saved. Mrs. Ituol had a close call too.
the fire started in her direction but
there was no damage.
Mr. Rottemlller helped haul hay for
Alex Sherruble. .
Miss Rosa Mueller is helping Mrs
through picking hops and their yards
have turned out well this year.
John Hutson has rented his real
esiate office for a residence and Is
now occupying an office room at
the Hotel Utwrenee.
Our village bank Is found to be a
groat convenience to our farmers, os
specially during the hop picking sea
son, for not many places the sire ol
Wllsonvlllo can boast of such splen
did banking accommodations as are
furnished by Thornton Son.
There will be political speaking at
Wllsonvlllo on Mom'ay evening, the
12th. in the A. O. I W. Hall. The
names of the speakers have not been
announced, but It Is understood
Ihov will bo antl assembly men
ladies are cspecltlly Invited.
Joe Kplor's orchestra wiill gle a
dance In the M. 1. A. hall on Saturday
evening, September 10th, and a good
time is promised those who attend.
Peters Aden are doing such a big
business that it has been found neces
sary to Increase their store and ware
house room, and "Her serious con
sideration, this progressive firm of
general merchandise men have decid
ed to dissolve partnership, and Mr.
Peters will go1 Into the general hard-
that
The
Mrs. llolton and children are slop,
ping with her mother, Mrs. tinge, a
few days.
V have no service on the Pnclfin
States Telephone and the people are
becoming disgusted. Wo understand
Maple Lane School Patrons Cammed.
Oregon Clly, Aug. 31, The Maple
I .line school district held a meeting
this evening (o vote for a new school
house In a new location, Result. !!2
against 7 favorable; for new building
the owners of the line to Willamette on old lot, no 23 jes 7; repairing old
want $200 for (lie wire and right of building, no 21, yea."; digging well, no
Hi. yes IS; fencing lot, no 25, yes 5.
The old bulbltug is .very small,
poorly veuillnted, poorly lighted, and
way wiiiert seems i inner n nigu price
as the polos will all have to bo reset
or replaced with new ones. As the
service has boon the past your or morn
we feel thai we are living In the
far hack end of nowhere, before tele
phones wore Invented.
last winter hogs had to be driven
from the spring before drinking water
could be had. The teacher was sick
about u month, from using the water,
We hear with regret that Mrs. .1. 'holara wero often sick, still the very
eiuciprising people ot ,iiiio ijiiio
down every Mini alt Improvements.
A Resident.
Q Gage had th( misfortune to got her
leg partly dislocated on Friday of last
week. Ity bathing with hot water and
Milt and rubbing with alcohol the
swelling was reduced so that on Sun
d.tv nlcht the doctor and her husband
sui-eeoiiod In putting It In place again, I wagon
and It is hoped no serious results will
follow.
Mrs. Smith Turner Is reported very
sick.
The Kllegsens burned their slash
ing on the Saner place on Saturday.
List
Oregon
of unclaimed letters lit the
City posloffice for the week
VVJtor Wsflon Quit.
Today is the last of the water
In this clly. The Fourth of
July Comtnltteo having Hut funds
from the celebration held hero on the
Fourth donated the amount of money
left for the water wagon to used
on Main utreet. Seventh street, Fifth
and Center streets and .Molalla avenue,
which has been greatly appreciated
by the residents and business men
on tile streets where Hie wagon lias
been used.
terv or bowel complaints. P. is pleas
ant to take and equally valuable for
children and adults. Sold by all
dealers.
COLTON.
The dry weather still seems to con- pastern Oregon.
prunes for the riark urns.
Henry Mueller is working for the
Clark ilros.
Mr. Haag went hop picking last
rook to Aurora.
Zelma Cummins came back from
llnno. A few good showers of rain
would be welcomed by everybody on
account of the flre and dust.
Prank Countryman purchased a
colt from his brother. A. B. Country
man, at Meadowbrook. j
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pall have moved!
to Colton. Mr. Rail will help his!
father-in-law, Mr. W. E. Ronney, put'
up a shingle mill this winter. . )
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones and family :
of Brooks. Oregon, were visiting their
friends at Colton last week.
The board of directors of District
No. 72 have selected Miss Esther!
Mr. Schrlher's buildings are In
great danger of forest tires at present,
fire Is around his saw mill. The
neighbors have been fighting flre day
and nieht. There was another strong
wind ot Saturday.
J. Sehiewee came home some time
ago from Idaho to visit his parents
Mr. and Mrs Sehiewee.
Mr. Marshall's boys were hauling
hay for Alex Schernible on Monday.
Alex Schernible chopped grain for
Rev. Wettlaufer last week.
Mr. Rottemlller and family made a
trip to Clark Bros. prune orchard last
a splendid
started to
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panistrum as tearner ior me comum , ;,)., v Thev said it I
vear- , , , i crop of prunes, and they
.Misses Josie Hutmarn sua tiumiiv drv prunos on Tuesdav.
Hargraves are visiting at the former si AIwt Schernlhle s)Hn, p,mda- with
sister. Mrs. WIW James, at Colton. hjs ,)r1,her Dave, near Oregon Citv.
No wonder Claude Winslow wan Mr Slllllv!ln went to wn on Satlir.
that big smile that went come -iff.:,j3T ast week.
for he is papa of a big son. I
Mr. Dawelson had his house newlv
painted, which gives it a fine app tr
ance.
New
Boys' Sshool Suits
Fall style suits, made of dur-
Several new houses are going up able fabrics, well tailored and have
in the neighborhood. Colton Is jonm-i strong linings. There are plain navy
ine all richt I ullle serges, cheviots and neat light
Mrs. Dix and sons. I". S. and I. O. 'and dark mixtures. Trousers linea
and the iatter's wife, were visitors . throughout; extra pair knickerbockers
at Dix Brother's saw mill last Tue-i '1,n eaeh suit. W. A. Holmes, 3i7
dnv. j Main street.
California rustic is being hau'ed
for the "mansion." j MULINO.
Mr. Engstnim Is hack again from ,
scappoose ann is improving uis, rires are still threatning nropertv
plare. i I In this neighborhood and everyone is
Gorbett Brothers have heen busy i wishing for rain to' put out the fires,
hauling hay from the Phillips place- Mr. Yost is baling hav and straw
last week. . j for Wallace Ashby, Woosides and
.Threshing Is all over with and nar-; Churchill this week.
y everybody Is away to the hopyvd$.j Archie Dougan left Monday on c
Mrs. Mudget. nf Highland, acn.i-, visit with Unn county relatives,
panled by Mrs. J. A. Stromgreen, at-j a goodly portion of the population'
tended rhurch at Colton Thursday. 0f Mulino have gone to the hop yards ,
Will Dix was at Colton Monday toj Miss Ine?. Snodgrass has been en
get his brother's engine to log w.th gaeed to teach the Beaver CreeK
for their saw mill at Shuble. j school this fall, while Mr Ross Eaton
Mr. and Mrs. John Wall were visit-i will wield the birch in the '.Mulino!
lug in f'nner Colton Sunday. j district.
Hinie Warner has been on the sicki Mr. and Mrs. Murrav. of Macksburg 1
list, but is able to be up and around . were Mulino visitors Sundav, at the
Pin. ! hotne of Mr MrLanchlin.
Nearly everylMidy who went to the: Dan r.rave went m nmn rtti.
mountains ior nucKienernes, nave returned.
H. E. Warden, his daughter
and brother W. Warden, have
to Portland for a visit.
H. Warner was a Sunday visitor
at .1. Phiz's.
W. James left for Oregon City Tues
dav to gpt some baling wire.
I. O. Dix burned his slashing last rotIf!hg
Lithwise brothers, of Clarkes, were
hauling their telephone posts Monday.
Wonder if Ole Anderson has return
ed from the "Happy Hunting Grounds"
yet? He had quite a large time did
he?
I. 0. Dix put up a telephone on di
vision 13 on the Molalla line last
week".
E. Lindstrum did some business
trading at Colton Monday.
Ruth
gone
Monday with a load of hogs and veal.
Prod Churchill took a load of hides
to Canby on day last week for Dan
Craves.
IN YOUR HOME
No doubt you have often envied your city friends and wished for the conveniences afforded by modern water
supply under pressure, in your honvv The Leader Water System II! enable vim I enjoy these inhant.iges
more thoroughly than u po.-sihle with any other svsiem. The Leader Is not an ordinary farm water supply
sjsicin with Its attending troubles and annoy a tires, it Is far from ordinary. It will furnish a dependable supply
of water wherever and whenever you desire it. Vim can oujoy modern home conveniences, stu h as the baih.
toilet, etc. You w ill have plenty of water for all domestic purposes, the laundry, sprinkling nnd PROTECT
ION AGAINST FIRE, that danger which constantly menaces the rural home. Pressure up to 125 pounds
may be obtained with The Leader System. As is shown lu the Illustration, the tank may bo placed in tlu
basement (more often It Is placed underground) where It keeqs the water cool nnd fresh In summer and pro
vents freezing In winter. The boatry of The Leader System Is that It la pracllrally Iroubleloss. With the ex
roption of a few moments when the water or pressure becomes low. It. needs no attention. But for the fact
that every time you have occasion to call on its services you ire reminded of its efficiency, you would forget
that you Had such a thing at an Independent watertupply. We will be g'ad to give you an estimate on a sys
tem that will meet your requirements, use the million.
Merchants Praise
Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. J. w.
McDanlel, Etherton. Ills., says: There
is no medicine which ennals It for
colds, grippe, as'hnn and
Bronchitis. Iok for the B-H on the
Bottle. For sale by Jones Drug Co.
Write Today for Cata
logues or call on
W. J. WILSON & CO.
OREGON CITY
J. J. SANDSNESS
CANBY, OREGON
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EASTERN CLACKAMAS
EAGLE CREEK.
K. I.. Palfrey, of Molalla, aecom
panled by IiIh son, Kiio-hI. uud his
nephew, Ulik I'allrey, of Hope, ,iu:h
liakot.i, canio over to his farm ill this
vicinity lust week, returning with
load of farming Implements
Miss llerihu Ikniglass and Mis
Ulna lioiigliisi were Kstacadn vl.it
ors tme day last work
Mr. and Mrs. J,.hn Held nnd lainlly
of Sprlngwaler, were lh gueslH of
Janu s ;ib.nii Siind.iv.
Mr. and Mrs. tiny WooiUe, nf Ixner,
were down this way the firm nf iho
week riilllng oil relatives I
Mr. and Mrs. .lames ii'Sluer, uf
Flrwood, were visiting at the homo of,
Mrs. )-Sliiuer'a pirontH, Mr. and MrsJ
Wesley liouKlais. Sunday. :
Mr. nnd Mrs. itnlph CHmoii look
dinner wlih Mr. mid Mr. Hick (illmon;
Sundty.
Will linugliin went hiicklelHirrylng
lust we' k nnd returned homo with 11
gallium of berries. Henry I'dell ae
rouipaiiled him.
Mr Clark I In the nelghliorhooil
Willi his hay baler Ho is baling xinie
ft raw for U'enhit Idiugluxs.
Mrs. Corn I'dell vlalle, with Jnme
(ilbson mid .Mr. mill Mrs. John Rein
Sunday
Mr. ami Mrs. (Irani lluntliigion
called on Mr. ami Mrs. Wesley Hung.
his Siiiiday.
Ijiii linker uhil fainlly. Alex Maker
uud famllv, (i. W. Maker, S A. Houg
Ihsh mid Ward lioiigluss, rolurned Hun-
lay evening foin tint Warm Springs,
where they had gone for an timing.
wi re only able in go as far as Orator
Rock as the lopea had boon tnkoii
ilnuil (he day befoto, owing lit I bn
iii"!ttn:t of (lie Htiow lo until an ok
ti'l't (hat ll nil I-iikIiIiTi-iI illinafo.
Mr aid Mri Then Hoy and Ml
(Ili KOI V. of I r 1 1 0 11 1 . r.une out In
their auto and Joined Iho piuly nt
Flrwoid, all tipeitliiK In mnke tho
ellinli logether. Tho g rald from
old IIiniiI iilmiil IiIiio ii clock Sillldny
niotnlng leaving the m inimphero per
fectly clear The vl"w from tho mmm
t ii I it n:m fill". Mr. Hart mndo th
trip finin (level tmieiit Ciimp to Flr
wood lu two nnd one halt hours
Mr Frank McIIiikkIii man oilng
III Flrwiio,! Tuesdav.
K. I Hint went in Porllatid Thur-
: ilnv to attend the Live Slock Show.
, The rain lli Past week tilling a
long foil need, and In refrenhliiK tho
i cotmlrv
Chilr Corey was down from 3tt Insi
week where she has been watching
fores! tiro for Heine lime
1 Mi Jennie U-iirand has gone to
i Liberal to v I -1 1 her iimie, i A. Hart.
The FtrwiMiil 'rogri'lvo Assoiin-
ilmt will n t again Sept. I", after n
1 two IllnlllllS suspension.
Best for the Hands
S. I rhapmaii, Maccas. Ky., ays: I
Hied l)r. Hell's Antiseptic Salve on
my hands, which worn sore, and find
It the best 1 over tried. It cured llo-tn
completely. For sale by Jones Drug
Company.
WILSONVILLE.
An Awful Eruption
of a volcano exists brief Interest, and
your Interest In skin eruptions will be
as shtirt, if yon use Buckk-n's Arnica
Kalve, their quickest cure. Even the
worst boils, ulcers, or feve- sores are
soon h-aled by it. Rest for Burns,
Cuts, Rnilses. Sore Lips, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains and Piles. It gives
Instant relief. 25c at Jones Drug Co.
LOGAN. j
Klrchm brothers report that on
their recent visit to the Austin hot
springs they found many people In tha
mountains and wardens on the look
out for violations of the law.
Miss Pearl Johnson and Samuel
Lyon
Mrs. A. 53. Dresser, or Portland,
snent Sunday at the home of Norman
Say.
i-iyiK- uak-er visited ius parents on1
Wednesday, on his return from Coos I
Ray. wher" he had been Inspecting!
an Ice plant.
Anna Riddr has been on the sicki
list for some lime, but is somewhat j
improved.
Wrn. Flynn Is building a new resi-!
d'-nce in our village, and will rent!
the property wheh he now ocuples:
as soon as the new house Is com-!
pleted.
.Mr. and Mrs. .Toe Thornton enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. Kvans and Mr.
and Mrs. Jaeger of Portland, on Sunday.
Mrs. France has been visiting rela
tives near Wllsonville for a couple
of weeks.
Several college friends of Doris
Young came from Corvallis to assist
in the hop yard.
The Walters Hotel served three
automobile parties with some of their
ware business, keeping vehicles and
all sorts of (arm implements, and is
building a fine new store which will
be ready for ocupancy some time In
November. Mr. Aden will remain at
the old stand, keeping dry goods, gro
ceries, boots and thoes; and doubtless
both these men will receive the same
liberal patronage, as their honesty
and courtesy in their busine.s deal
ings has built up the Imtneme busi
ness which It has become necessary
to divide.
Agues;
Rachel;
Hubbard Mrs
Klin; Myers,
ending September 9, 19M.
Woman's list; Ileelscli,
llenzie, Mrs. Geo.; Cook.
DwiggliH, Mrs. C.rover;
Win.. Kennedy, Mrs.
('has.
Mens ll-t Clacktoli, Richard
Czeck. Mi'imel; Ourward, L.
Cribble. Will; (Jllttrlilg". M.;
I!. A.; l.gnP. Nap.; Myers,
Payne, (i,us. S.
con, ''has.:
Wat kins, J
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VEHICLES
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Ryder, .lack; Hliu-
Thomson, Archie. !:ii;
K.; Williams. O. It.;
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DIVISION
and Oregon
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City.
Arrive
! Sore Eye- of Three Years Standing
j cured. Miss Eflle Faulkner, New
; Castle, Pa., writes; Sutherland's
I Eagle Eye Salve cured me of a case,
of sore eyes of three years standing.. Miss Ida
! I cheerfully recommend It to any one,
In need of such a remedy. For sale
by Jones Drug Company.
illKims. Clark.
INFANTILE PARALYSIS FATAL
Clark Stricken
Oread Malady.
With The
were married at the residence noted good things to eat, on Monday.
Mrs
Ma
life's
of the brides parents, .Mr. and
M. L. Johnson, on August 28th.
their bark glide smoothly over
troubled sea.
There was some fire excitement in
Igan but no serious damage was
done. Two slashings were burned,
also a straw pile and some rails.
Rev. Mr. Hay worth of Oregon Clly,
spoke at Ravenswood chapel and gave
many sound reasons why the farmers
should vote for prohibition. He
posed the liquor men's so-called
"Home Rule" bill and showed that !t
was to prevent farmers from having
anything to say about saloons In
the cities.
Mr. Costello and family have moved
to Portland and Mr. Sherwood has
moved to Logan.
Mr. Chalupsky Is building a large
niodern house, which will be fitted
nut with gas and all latest Improve
ments, for Homer Kruse, about two
mlleg from Wilsonvllle.
Rev. Exon preaches every second
and fourth Sunday In the A. 0. IT.
W. hall. Sunday school at two o'clock
Everyone cordially Invited.
Several new buildings are In the
course of erection In our village.
ex- among which are Mr. Peterson's and
Mr, Butson's. The latter will be oc
cupied by Mr. Rethune.
A flre occurred at the Chinaman's
hop yard on Thursday, several shacks
being burned while the hop pickers
who occupied them were at work In
the yards.
Matt Haker and Mr. Slallncher are
NEW AND SECOND HAND
FURNITURE, STOVES, RANGES, TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE, SHELF HARDWARE,
NOTIONS.
Pay Cash antl Sell for Cash
Get my prices and see if I can save you money
J. H. MATTLEY 905 7th street
STAFFORD.
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I Miss Ida ( lark, daughter of Mr. and!
.Mrs. William Clark, died Sunday;
1 morning at t; .jO o'clock at the family;
j homo. 011 Center Street, between
1 Eleventh and Twelfth Streets, of In-
I iantlle paralv-ils. Miss Clark was
I taken III on Friday night with seveivl
! pains n the base of the brain, and her I
j condition Kn w rapidly worse until j
1 death relieved her of her sufferings
j Sunday morning, although conscious a I
j few hours before her denth.
I Miss (iaii. was born 2.'! years ago,
at. j?mhl, hi, iho, and was the only I
child of Mr. and Mrs. Clark. 8he
came with ,er parents to this city t
from Idaho 'wor and one-half years
ago, and during her residence herei
was loved ,y all who knew her having
a sweet and gentle disposition.
Strange to say that Miss Clark had
a horror of this new malady, and had
rend every article In newspapers per
taining thereto.
The funeral services wero con
ducted Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the family home, Rev. S. A. Hay
won h, pastor of the Baptist church
officiating. The Interment was In the
Mountain View Cemetery. Many
beautiful flowers were sent by the
friends of the deceased.
There are several other cases of
Infantile paralysis In this city, but
I this Is the first case that has proven
fatal.
The dry spell continues although
sprinkled a little Tuesday.
Ed Sharp has three children sick
with what Dr. Mount, the attending!
physician, diagnosed as the new ills-1
ease, infantile paralysis. The first!
child took sick two weeks ago and he I
lay In a sort of stupor for nearly two'
days, when racking pains came on !
and now although the little fellow Is,
regaining his appetite and has no!
fever, his legs are perfectly helpless. I
The next one was taken a week after
wards and he has no use of his lower
limbs, and suffers great pain at times.
In five days another one was taken
but tho famllv are In hopes that the
physician will be able to check the
third case as he Is not as bad as the
others. There are two other child-:
rep in the family, a hoy of twelve
and one of five, who have so far es
caned the disease.
Mr. Powell was suddenly taken seri
ously III Saturday with a severe at
tack of heart disease. He Is subject
to those spells, but this one was more
serious than any he had had. Dr.!
Mount wan hastily Hiimmoned who suc
ceeded In relieving him, but It left
him very weak.
On Sunday a physician was called
to the home of Fred Baker to pre-
scribe for their baby boy. two years; Republicans four years ago were led
old, whose mouth and throat were : to belbjve that by their vote thy were
swollen very badly. leleetlng to office a flat salary candl-
Mrs. Nemec began picking hops on date for Stale Printer. After nearly
Monday; Fred Ellegsen and Hits Geb-! four year's experience they are now
hart are through, and Mr. Pomperln ' told by Mr Dunlwny that he only
will be done In a few days. j pledged "an economical biiBlnes ad-
Will Schatz Is building a new dry, ministration," and now ,hollors for
house and Mr. Mllem has put up a more of the GRAFT. Give William J.
new granary. fHarke your primary vote. (Paid adv.)
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9.30 10.22 10.30 9.30 9.37 10.30
10.00 10.52 11.00 10.00 10.07 11.00
10.30 11.22 11.30 10.30 10.37 11.30
11.00 11.62 12.00 11.00 11.07 11.69
11.30 12.22 12.30 11.30 11.37 12.30
12.00 12.52 1.00 12.00 12.07 1.00
12.30 1.22 1.30 12.30 12.37 1.30
1.00 1.52 2.00 1.00 1,07 2.00
1.30 2.22 2.30 1.20 1.03 ' 2.30
2.00 2.52 3.00 2.00 2.07 3.00
2.30 3.22 3.30 2.30 2.37 3.30
3.00 3.52 4.00 3.00 3.07 4.00
3.30 4.22 4.30 3.30 3.37 4.30
4.00 4.52 6.00 4.00 4.07 6.00
4.30 6.22 6.30 4.30 4.37 6.30
6.00 6.62 0.00 5.00 6.07 0.00
5.30 0.22 0.30 6.30 5.37 0.30
0.00 0.52 7.00 0.00 0.07 7.00
0.30 7.22 7.30 0.30 0.37 7.30
7.00 7.52 8.00 7.00 7.07 8.00
7.30 8.22 8.30 7.30 7.37 8.30
8.00 8.52 8.65 8.00 8.07 9 00
8.30 9.22 9.25 8.30 8.37 9.30
9.00 i.62 9.55 9.03 3.07 10.00
9.30 10.22 10.25 10.33 10.37 11.00
10.00 10.52 10.55 10.03 10.07 11.00
10.30 1 11.22 1 11.25 I 11.33 11.37
11.00 1 11.52 I tl.CP' 11.03 I 11.07 11.59
11.30 1 12.22 I 12.25 1 12.33 1 2.37 ....
12.00 i2.46 12.50 I 11.56 11.571
I I H 12.50 12.55 '
To Mllwauklo only.
Trains for Falrvlew, Trotitdale,
Gresbam. Ilorlng, Eagle Creek, Esta
cada and Cazadoro and Intermediate
points,
7:15. x8:02. 9:05. xl0:05. 1:05.
3:05. x4:05. 6:05. x0:05. 7:05.
8:05. '11:35.
For Oresham.
x Oresham. Falrvlew and Troutdale.
NOTE: Car leave East Water and
Morrison street 6 minutes Inter than
scheduled from First and Alder 811
DOVER.
Crare and F.liner lllack are visit
ing with relative. A. ('. Morrison nil I
family.
Medley brothers are hunting sinw
from the palfrey place.
Mlsn Grace Wolf Is well pleased
with her po'ltlon lu Sandy.
Mr. Morrison found one of his horses
lying dead In his pasture. He feel
tin- I'ihk of the animal very mech.
Howard and Waller KlrMiuid and
I'M ward llerlelsen were visitors at
Morrison's over Sunday.
Quite a crowd gathered nt Morri
son's Sunday evening . They were
entertained with music, games and a
largn honllre.
Dudleys will begin drying their
primes soon.
Trees can still b" heard fallln,; Irnm
the effects of the flre.
How glad the people of Dover would
feel If It would only ruin.
Blood Poison
Is prevented by applying Dr. Hell's
Anti-Pain to cuts, scratches and
bruises. It destroys ifll septic Hinder
enables the wound to heal without
soreness, lie sure to get Dr. Hell's,
For sale by Jones Drug Co.
For use on Face and Hands
Dr. Hell's Antiseptic Salve Is the b"it.
It Is a iTi-.'imy miow white ointment
mid one j.'ip box will Int threo
tnniilhs. Knr sale by Junes lung Co,
The people of Oregon, Washington,
nnd Idaho ate giving miiiii m tent Ion
lo an lui-reasi-d production of live
slink.
Ciuiilltloiis surrounding the pn;an
Hun nf livestock for the market l.uve
lit 1 ri'l y changed within the ,it few
veins At one lime It a-l coiisl br
I'd iifcfvinry to f""d grain from the
fl inn tlin nuluia! could eat, but now
lite farmer who has green f nid and
uiIIIik grain for finishing pmpii-is
only, Ik the one who g'i,, the be-t
results
There should be no esiluui y 011
the part of the Oregon fan, 11 r .i'm iiI
liicreii'ilng his livestock liM.ling4,
'tile tale lit which llle pti'Ml I -It ion 4
Inireasng should warrant t.'ii, 111 Hie
knowieilKe thai the supply will not
catch up with Hie demand for yinn
to come and until a siirptM 1 i snnetiis
and paii.lng hotisi' product a'e avail
able for export Ihln in'C lull of lb"
country will not have :"ii!ed Itself
of lis heal luoliey.muklu opportu
nity. - How Good News Spreads.
" I nm 7n years old lilid travel most
of the time," writes It. K. Tolson, of
Kllnhothtown, Ky. "Everywhere I .
go 1 recommend llleetrlc Hitters, be
cause 1 owe my excellent health and
vitality lo lliem. They effect u cure
every time." They never fall to tone
the stomach, regulate the kidneys and
bowels, stimulate the liver, Invlgonito
the nerves and purify the. blood. They
work wonders for weak, run-down men
nnd women, restoring strength, vigor
mid health Hint's a dally Joy. Try
thetn. Only ,rnic. Siitlsfiiiilou Is posi
tively guaranteed by Jones' Drug Co.
FIRWOOD.
Mr. and Mrs. W. h. Wlllilns, Sr.,
left for Sioux Clly, la., Wednesday
urhere Ihev will undid mime lllllll look-
after business Interests, nfler which I
they expect to to return lo Oregon
and will s d the winter In Portland.
Mr. si lid Mrs. Justice Htrowbrblgo
came out from Portland Sunday and
snent I he day with their niece, Mrs.
W. IC Stevens. Mr. fitrowbiidgn ownsi
considerable land around Kirwonil mid
lived hern some, time ngi. Il noles
maiiv changes lu the wny of Improve
ment since he last vlHlted hero,
The new library hooks are expected
soon, further notice will bo given.
The Klrwood school hoard met last
Friday evening and laid plans for the
moving of the school houso out t the
main road. AL the time the school
house was hullt. II was on the rimd,
bill since, the rond has been changed
making It necessary lo move the
school house. School will commence
the first of October, Miss Jennie
Le(i rand of North Dakota, has been
iimnloyeil as teacher.
The Hart and Stevens children
have gone to Portland to attend school
this winter.
A. C. Mllllron and Mr, Clnrk, of
Molalla, have been spending the pnst
week at Klrwood. I
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Hart and
daughter. El hoi, Mr. and Mrs. E. D.
Hart and Miss Jennie IGrand made
Bn auto trip to Mt. Hood Saturday ex
pecting to climb the mountain, (nit
THE HOME
Is incomplete without modern, sani
tary Plumbing. You risk the lives
of your children by keeping old
fashioned plumbing In the house
We take contracts for
PLUMBING
heating and ventilating, We can
refit your entire house. If you are
building this Spring give ut 1
chance to figure on the Plumbing.
P. C GADKE
Tinning, Hot Air Furnaces and
Hop Plpei. All Klndi of Job
blng and Spraying Material.
914 Main 8t. Phone 2654.
OREOON CITY.