01? KAON CITY UNTBKlMiTSH. l-'KIDAY, OOTOMKll 11, 1012.
Why Have "IXTcrvcs?"
Thi It h r,on why women have " nerve." When thought h!n to ((row
cloudy and uncertain, imptile U and lb warning, ol Min end ditre, are sent
like flying meugca throughout limb nd frama, traijlilway, I""1
womnnwill lay Ilia cne ol the trouble to tome di-feot at the point where the Brit
(elt il. It it headache, backache, tenaalion ol irritability or twitching and
uncontrollable nervoutnew, imrlhui moil he wnmg with the head or hack,
woman naturrlly aayt, but all the time the real trouble very oD.cn centen in tlx
womanly organ. In nine caura out til ten tha teat ol the dilhculty it here, and
woman ahould tale rational treatment for itt cur. The local ditorder and inllam.
mation of the delicate special urilant oi tha c thould ba treated tteadily and
tytlematically.
Dr. Pierce, during long period of practice, found that prescription made
from medicinal extract of naova root, without theuteoi alcohol, relieved over 0
per cent, oi euch enact. After uing thit remedy ior many yeart in hit private prac
tice he put it up in form oi Wr. Pierce' Favorite Prescription, that would mak il
eaiily procurable, and it can be had at any Mora where medicine era handled.
Miw. Ln.A n. Hawkins, of Zen. Vv, writes: " I hat Nvn falling In health
for two vp mt of the timews not able to at bud to my hoiiwhold dull".
Female weakness wnt my trouble and I wJ rttiiir Very had hut, thank ti iHx-tor
pierce- mixlU-.lnca, I am well aiid strong airalu. 1 Uk only three buttle of ' Favor
ite Prescription,' and use the 'U.ll- n Tablet.' 1 have uoUilug but praia for
Doctor Pierce's wonderful medicines."
TAK.B DR. PIERCE'S PLEASANT PELLETS FOR LIVER ILLS.
NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY
WILLAMETTE.
Mr, P. F. Vaughn and lltlls ton,
Fountis, accompanied by tier sister.
Mis Freed, ot Portland were guest
of Mrs. Jbt. Hyatt Thursday. Mia.
Freed U Irom Nebraska and la in
Oregon for tier health.
Mrs. Martha Ross ot Gladstone
formerly of this Tillage visited friends
here Monday.
Nelson Waldron left last week (or
Monroe, Wis, for an Indefinite itajr
having received a dltpatch that tus
aged mother was very lit
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Comstock have
moved to Sell wood where he has ob
tained a position as street car con
ductor. Their many friends here re
gret their departure very much but
wish them success in their new home
Mr. Anna Dollar la on the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Capon spent
Sunday with friends near Lents.
Leonard Rungon has bought the
Smith cottage.
Mrs. W. B. Hoffman ot Indepen
dence, will spend two weeks with her
mother, Mrs. B. F. Baker.
Clyde Dollar and Cliff Brown re
turned from the hop fields Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowland and little
child visited John Bowland and fam
ily Saturday.
Mrs. E M. Lyons and two children
visited friends in Sellwood the first
ot the week. Mrs. H. B. Thompson
ot Beaverton, returned with them for
a short stay.
Mrs. L S. H1U and little son, Scott,
were guests ot Mrs. E. M. Lyons
Thursday to help her celebrate her
birthday.
School began Monday with 34 pu
pils enrolled j six teachers. A fine
new picture graces the main hall
with the prize money earned
the parade at the Oregon City Rose
Show. -JLtXl
If you have any doubt
of the merit ot Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey
one bottle will remove that
doubt and your cough at the same
time. Look for the bell on the bottle.
It is the genuine. For sale by Hard
ing's drug store.
WILSONVILLE
Ex-Senator Kruse was an Oregon
City visitor on Wednesday, having
gone there In the Interest ot good
roads.
Mr. Wall, the popular salesman, at
Aden's store, with his wife have mov
ed to Wilsonville, and will occupy the
house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Black.
Mrs. Stallnecher is visiting her son
Dan and wife ot Elwood, and taking a
peep at her new grandson, who ar
rived recently.
H. D. Say was a Portland visitor on
Wednesday.
Dr. Brown is still taking care of
things which were returned from the
fair, atd have not been called for.
E. P. Dedman, of Clackamas, and
E. C. Hackett Republican nominees
for county recorder and sheriff were
In Wilsonville on Tuesday, fixing up
political fences.
Frank Seely and family, having sold
out at Molalla, have returned to our
village to reside, much to the delight
of their many friends.
Mr. Raffleson, who has been very
ill of pneumonia. Is slowly improv
ing. Mrs. Rusk, of Eastern Oregon, Is
Quality not
Seed Wheat, Vetches, Rye,
Barley, Oats, Cheat, Or
chard Grass, Timothy, Clo
ver, Etc.
Mill Feed, Grain, Hay,
The celebrated Contey Stock
and Poultry Foods and Sop
plies always on hand.
See as before ordering your
winter's supply of flour.
Oregon Commission Co.
ELEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS '
the guest ot ner niece, Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. Cronln has been enjoying a
visit from her sister, and family.
All th,e Hop balers have been busy
In this community lately.
The Republican meeting was not
very well attended on Monday even
ing ,oo account ot the rain, which
caused many persons to remain at
home, who had planned to hear the
speakers.
On Friday evening the rattle ot tin
cans and the shooting of cannon
around the Crissell dwelling, serenad
ed the newly wedded coupl in the
old-fashioned chlvari style.
A gooly number ot the high school
pupils spent Sunday at home.
The dance glevn on Saturday eve
ning, iD the A. O. W. W. ball, was
well attended, and the young people
report an enjoyable time.
Miss Jessie ' Murray has returned
to her home in Washington. Miss
Mary Murray will remain here for
some time.
Joe Roberts and family torn Sher
wood, have moved to the old home
place, near Wilsokvllle.
A delegation ot Wilsonville ctti
sens attended the county ceurt last
week in the interest ot a better road
from the corner.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts have moved
to Battle Creek, Wash.
Mrs. Jaeger, a very highly respect
ed pioneer, ot thls vicnlty died at her
home On Sunday, and was buried in
the Pleasant Hill cemetery on Tues
day at two o'clock. The sympathy of
this community. is extended to the be
reaved relatives.
J. W. Copeland, ot Dayton, Ohio,
purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for his boy who had a
cold, and before the bottle was all
nsed the boy's cold was gone. Is that
not better than to par a five dollar
doctor's bill? For sale by Huntley
Bros. Co., Oregon City, Hubbard, Mo
lalla and Canby.
RURAL DELL.
Leon Cochran commenced digging
potatoes Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Watson visited friends
here Saturday.
Dick Lampman is digging a well
for Ira Jones. s
Austin Dubois is working for Crib
bles while "spud" digging is going on.
Elmer WIdstrand visited with Am
dahl's Sunday,
Otto Owen is working for the
Needy Hop Bailing company.
Mrs. W. S. Sconce was reported 111
the first of the week.
School commenced here last week
Miss Stella Criswell lg teacher.
Mrs. A. L. WIdstrand and children
made a business trip to Woodburn
Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Smith visited her cousin,
Mrs. Helen Elliott Tuesday .
Apples are being picked by local
growers, although some of the vari
eties did not color as they might
have bad we had more sunshine and
less rain, they seem to be free of
worms, which more than makes up
for it
Mis Eugenie Catlett, of Portland,
visited friends and relatives here Sat
urday and Sunday.
Otto Owens, Fred Sailer and John
Domintaue represented this section at
the dance at Molalla Saturday night
The Board ot Directors hired Dick
Quantity
-'J
Sampson to get the school houo and
v. oil ln rcndluc for school hint week.
The ale given by tlio ladles' Aid
waa well attended. Tlio auctioneer,
Andrew 1'leve, succeeded ill Helling
everything Unit wns put up at a very
good figure
If you have young children you
have perhaps uotlced that disorders
of tho Momach are their most com
mon ailment To correct this you
will lliul Chamberlain's Stomach anil
Liver Tablets excellent. They are
easy and pleasant to take, and Uilld
and gentle ln effect For sale by
Huntley Bros. Co., Oregon City, Hub
bard, Molalla and Canby.
8UNNY8IDE AND ROCK CREEK
Horn, to Mrs. Adolph Stoll, Sept.
IS, a tn pound boy.
A young people's branch of the W.
C. T. U. was organised t Sunuvsldo
September 15. There are twenty mem
bers enrolled and we are expecting
more as we become better acquainted
with the work. The meetings are
held Friday evening of each week ln
connection with the song practice.
Beglulng with October 11 the meet
ings will be held at homes instead of
in the church.
School has been the order ot the
day at Rock Creek since September
16. with Miss I'nruh principal and
Miss Richer, primary teacher.
Sunnyslde school started Septem
ber 30, with Miss Mary Ylerhus as
teacher.
Sunday school at Sunnyslde has
been poorly attended lately on ac
count of whooping cough.
Miss Myrtle Stool la visiting her
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grady and daugh
ter are with Roy Johnson for a short
time, to help with potato dolgging.
Sunnyslde has a new central girl.
Miss Bertha Reed having resigned
In favor of her sister. Addle.
Mrs. Eva C. Wheeler, state secre
tary of he T. P. Branch of the W. C.
T. V. will give a recital at the F.
M. church at Sunnyslde Wednesday
evening. October 16. Everyone come
and hear her.
There was a fanners' meeting at
Sunnyslde school house, October 1.
There will be another on Saturday
evening October 12.
Frank Stoll and wife and sister.
Myrtle visited their brother, Fred and
Farmers
Look Up Your
Fall Needs in
Farm Tools
NOW
If you need a new
Tlows Harrow, Drill,
Feed Cutter, Wagon,
Buggy, anything for
the Farm you will
FIND IT IN
The Mitchell
Line
THE BEST IN
THE WEST
SEE US
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.
Portland, Oregon
W. J. WILSON & CO.
OREGON CITY, OREGON
family Saturday. Fred Stoll has mov
ed Uito nis cew bouse and gave a
dance.
The young people of Sunyslde and
Rock Creek gave the Douley family
a surprise party on the evening of i
October 3. They spent a very pleas-'
ant evening.
Oscar Devan has gone to the logging
ramn at Tillamook.
Arnold Soderberg expects to start ,
for Texas ln about threo weeks. We
will m1"" seeing him among bis flow
ers. They are are admired by all :
who pass.
"To Be or Not To Be"
constantly coughing depends on
whether or not you use Dr. Bell's
Pine-Tar Honey. A few doses will
stop that cough. For sale by Hard
ing's drug store.
MARQUAM.
Potato digging Is progressing fairly
well with a bumper crop. Very little
rot reported.
The three heavy frosts have killed
most of the Tines, so most of the late
fields will ba ready to dig in a week
or ten days.
John Barth, the road boss. Is bar
ing quite s lot of gravel bauled on
Marguam and Scott's Hill road.
The Enterprise Is always welcomed
in our homes.
Mliis Her tint Miller lias returned
home from tiro mm City, where she
hits been visiting her slater Mrs. New
ton. J. C. Maruuiim went to Portlaud on
buslines Momlny.
Rev. A. t'hllils wll prench here this
co ml UK year. Rev. Coinestock, tlio
former minister, has gone to Wlllit
mliia. O. N. Itlblmrd I Mulling his son,
llnrry for a few day.
Mr. i'lillop of Scot I Mills bought
a load of apples of I. 1). Uirkiiig till
week. lHilph Myers" has been slith
ering apples tor winter and some for
elder.
S. O. Nicholson tin Ills barn about
completed.
Mr. Ben 1-arson has been tilling his
alio for last week with with corn.
eneriniin Miller ciiuie home Insi
week from Eastern Oregon, where be
had beeu harvesting, and has gone to
work on the Southern l'licltlo road
near Canby.
It Looks Bad for You
to have sore eyes. Sutherland's
Eagle Eye Salve will cure them.
Harmless and rainless, guaranteed
for 25c a tube. For sale by Hard
ing's drug store.
GLAD TIDINGS.
'The sale at the Harvey Dart place
given by Fox and Masou drew a large
crowd. The bidding was animated,
and everything; brought a fair price,
a number ot cows were sold, ranging
In price fom $15.00 to t5.00.
Unexpectedly, after a few days of
sunshine, the rain Is falling again,
and the farmers who still were hopes
of saving; the remainder ot their
clover crop wll now consider It im
possible owing to the lateness of the
season.
A number of farmers ln this vicin
ity have been digging their potatoes,
and the yield so far is very large.
C. McKinney will start soon haul
ing lumber to build him a house.
Frank Erlcson will do the carpenter
work.
Harrison, son ot Ira James is slow
ly recovering; from a severe case of
sickness. We are glad that a young
man ot exceptional qualification, as
pertains to good cittienshlp, business
tack, and gentlemanly deportment
Frank Erlcson will start building
C. McKlnney's house immediately, as
IMPLEMENTS
AND
VEHICLES
OF QUALITY
AT RIGHT PRICES
CANBY HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO.
CANBY, OREGON
a portion of the material to be used
ln its construction Is now on the
ground, and the balance of the lum
ber will soon be hauled by McKinney
atd Y3rret
L. N. Jones will ,tart 00D ,or East
ern Oregon. He will be gone perhaps
two weeks. His son, James, will su
perintend the farmiDg during his ab
sence. .Mr. Rue has cut a part of bis corn,
and will start digging bis 4-atre patch
of Rpud3 ln a day or two.
Frank Erlcson and John Wooster
have made a barrel of cider each for
their winter's use.
John Davis' bungalow, built upon
the spot where bis dwelling bouse re
cently burned, will soon be completed,
It will sure be a beauty.
Eph liengll wag visiting bis sister,
Leah Beers Sunday.
The new minister located at Mar
itiam delivered a sermon at Glad
Tidings In the forenoon, and at Mar
qiiam in the atfernoon on Sunday.
Mr. Allen who rented the Rachel
Todd place last fall has made ar
rangements with the present owners,
and will remain another year.
A person can get a gams of pitching
horse shoes at Marquam most any
day, as tbere are some experts there
slong that line.
The Bentley Hro. are busy digging
their potatoes. George, wake up, get
a move on you and get cook, so ei-
cuse fur Imtclilng while thero are so
tunny pretty Ktrls In iho country, ami
many ot lliem oooil rook.
Heveral of the yonngaters attend
til (hu Saturday night dunce at Mo
l''iitlden'a Hall near Molalla.
Mrs, Deo. NewHomo nml Ml llatlle
went to Mt. Angel on Monday.
Kd Scnmnn will run tlio llrltnut
plnco another year.
I on llll'luinl was picking apples
near Mariiiam two days l.ml week.
Ilert U well ;it lulled with III home
near Wllholt that he purchaKed of O.
Itoldiln last February.
Our new merchant In Mnniiinm,
who bought out F. J. Killing I doing
a good hUHlncii. We nM confident
he will be well liked by all, and that
be will do a thriving hualnc,
Miss; Mabel Miller, who acted as
clerk o long for Mr. Killings, still
acts In that raimclly, being given em
ployment by J. It, lUiKlon, the pres
ent owner.
Untlflhtly
Sore, boll, eruptions pimples,
blackheads and all skin affections are
very quickly cured by tho ue of Pr.
ery whore. For sale by Harding's
drug store.
STAFFORD.
We have had a tttlo rain again, but
not enough to stop farm work, as it
mostly came In the night
Crops are usually good except po
tatoes, which are almost universally
struck with the blight nothwlthatand
ln the fact which we hear that Eur-
nest Hoik man picked up ICO sack to
the acre after discarding ' all that
seemed in the least affected.
Sam Moser had a horse die on the
road when, returning from town one
any last wee.
Mr. l'oinperlne has bought a new
automobile, making two in the fam
ily, as Otto, the ion, purchased otto
last tpriug.
Hop men are enjoying the proceeds
ot their labors and we are glad to see
the Industry proiper.
The balers have been busy baling
hops till now and nearly all are in
shape to ship.
IS rents is the highest price offered
as yet tor hops and growers are not
pressed to sell, therefore will wait a
little.
Gebhardt'sj seven acres ot young
hops, planed last year went almost
FALLGOODS
THAT NEVER
FALL DOWN
HOOSIER DRILLS
Positive Force Feed
Bloom Manure Spreaders
Double Steel Reach.
J. I. CASE PLOWS
The Plow a man Can
Pull.
DICKS FEED CUTTERS
The Best Possible.
T
Hoover Potato Diggers
Dig Clean.
Drew LitterCarrier
A Genuine Labor Saver.
HARROWS
Disc and Tooth.
MITCHELL WACONS
Monarch of the Road.
FREE CATALOG
sent upon'request
'J
10 pounds to the box, which Is con
sidered pretty good.
We have heard, but not authentic
that Pameprines' hops sold for 15
' centH.
Powell's bought a new separator a
few days ago.
The majority of the farmers about
here ute separators and tend tbelr
cream to a creamery. A man comes'
through the neighborhood twice s
( week and gathers up the cans.
1 Mr. Gage's nephew, Ed White, of
Mlrhlcon, visited them last Saturday
ind went to Sheridan to visit Arden
Gage, bis cousin.
Grandma Tledeman is visiting
Grandma Prink. They knew each
other In the days of their youth, and
' have many recollections of that fsr
away time.
Mrs. Nessbaum has s quilting bee
organized for Thursday of this week.
j The Ladles' Circle will meet with
Mrs. Gage Thursday, October 17th,
and she hopes for a full bouse.
All Bowel Trouble
Tfc relieved almost Instantly by using
Dr. Bell's Antl Pain. It destroys di
sease germs and stops Inflamatlon.
Keep a bottle In the bouse. Sold ev
erywhere. For ale by Harding's
4ruf stors.
1 L7
1 :io Kind You Huvo Atwny Houirlit, nml whl li linn Iioni
In use for over iW jtum, m lorno tho alifimiuro of
f nml JiuH liooit iimiln umlor Mn Mr-
j j&F--1' olml "iporvlHloii hIoi'O It luftuwy
CCvyJ TicAtl Allow no oho todofolv you In thl.
All Couiit.-rl'i-lls IntltiUloiiii luid ,?iwt.iw.ood,,nri luit
i:Mrlniiii that ti lllo with nml tfiitlmmrr tho lu-allli of
luniuH mid Chlldroii-i:xorUmo injuluct lUm'r'monU
What is CASTORIA
Castorhi la ft liurmloss auballtuto for Clor Oil, Pnrr
irorlo, Ir' mid Noothluir Nyrtipm It U IMiWMtiit. t
contain m.lthor Opium, Jlor.hlia nor oilier irvoilrt
uhKlnm lUntrol U pmriiiito. H destroys Worm
nml ttllnys I nvorUhiipas. It rur Dlnrrhau nod md
Colic It roli.'Von Tovthluir Troitlli, rnrw ComUlpntloii
ml Flntulmy. It iumIiiiIImU tho rood, rt'ifuli Ihn
Stomiu h mid llowcl, Rlvliiir lniHliy mid nuturiU locw.
Tho Children's l'miuooiv-Tho Jlolln-r's 1'rlcnd.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Soars tho
f MM!
The 11 Ton Have Atajs Bought
In Use .For Over 30 Years.
-v m taaaii 1
CLARKES
The Clarke's scbool started on Mon
day. October 7. The teachers are
Floyd Webb and Miss Ena HtouL Tha
former bring principal and latter the
primary toachcr.
('has. Harrington and M. Cbas. Puy-
an. Lawrence (irace. assisted Mr. Hu
chee shlKle his new houe a fw day
lust wetk.
U. Mnrquardt was lu town last Sat
urday.
The new road supervisor, ( John
Puts, 1 working on the new road.
oZIa Johnson Is boarding at Mr. C.
Ilnag's.
Mr. and Mrs. Dottemlller and daugh
ter. Ml, Ida, were In town lait week.
Mr. llottemlller bauled out a load of
powder at Thursday.
Ham Elmer Is dlKKlng his potatoes.
Mr. llottemlller sold throe calve to
Mr. Welduner last week.
Mr. Dye and Mr. Dedntan. ot Ore
gon City, were out at Clarkes las'.
Saturday.
Chin. Henton hauled a load cf
lumber to town Inst week.
Jake Klmor. of Portland, was In
Clarkes visiting his mother, who ha
ueen very sick, but is improving now.
Henry Klolnsmttb was In town lust
week.
Mr. Una. was In town last week.
W. H. iluttemlUor darted digging
his potatoei on Monday and were
some ot the flnost potatoes ever rais
ed In Clackamas County.
Mr. Wolfson and family were In
town last week.
Mr. Marqtiard baa started digging
hla potatoes.
The lluol brothers are clearing
land.
The Timber Grove school started
on Monday, Oct 7, with Miss Zeis
Johnson as teacher.
Mr. Wettluufer bauled a load of
chap lat week.
Floyd Webb, the Clarke's school
teacher. Is boarding at 8. Staut's.
Mr. uusiavo naag Das gone to Mon
tana, where be baa purchased a new
home.
Mis Ilertha Hang, of Portland, Is
visiting ber cousin, Miss Ida llaag.
When you have a bad cold you
want the best medicine obtainable so
as to cure It with as little delay as
possible. Here is a druggist's opin
ion: T have sold Cbamberluln'a Cough
Remedy for fifteen years," says Enos
iollar of Saratoga, Ind., "and consid
er It the boat on the market" For
sale by Huntley Pro. Co., Oregon
City, Hubbard, Molalla and Canby.
NORTH LOGAN.
Charles Sager enjoyed the Multno
mah fal,' last Saturday.
Mr. Cremon's mill broke .down Sat
urday. During Saturdky afternoon
and Sunday they were busily repay
ing the mill.
Mr. John Holcomb was visiting lu
North Logan today. ,
The pipe line surveying gung woro
surveying on tho Chaio ranch May.
Four surveyors of dlono Power
Plant were here the Inst two weeks.
Young Dullard and his mother came
from Portlnnd toduy.
During tho Inst week tho Clacka
mas river was traveled by many fish
ermen. Will Sager of Logan, l vixll!ng
Portland during the lust throo week,.
Mr. Jim McMuurny, of WashJngioii,
Is visiting here at Burton.
SealTreU Chlrstensnn was up on a
visit to his camp. Hit brother Is
getting out ties for the Southern Pa
cific railroad.
HIGHLAND
The family of Earnest Swunk, of
Highland Is having a distressing run
of typhoid fever. The first to have
It was ti e :ittle daughter, Blunche,
who is Just convalescing after an
eleven weeks' illnes. The next to
take it was the mother, who has been
In the Oregon City Hospital for two
week, and on Saturday the eldest
daughter, Lucile, was Draught to Iho
hospital stricken with tho plague.
Both mother and daughter at the hos
pital have turned for tho better. Mr.
Swank is a bard working, honest up
right man, and ha the sympathy ot
al bis friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Cash and family, of
Gresham. are visiting at the borne of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Slmm's.
Esther Miller, who Is attending
high school at Oregon City, visited
her parents Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Cornwall returned from Port
land Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nicholas were
in town last Friday.
D. A. Miller visited his sister at
Portland last week,
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Kandle are
spending a few days at Colton.
mm $ mi
Hsv ' -a. at"! Mi' aMstSSW HUH
Signature of
There will be Suuday school at I
P. M. and preaching at 3 I'. M. at the
M. E. Church Sunday.
Mr. and Mr, ltuiiibo and sun, Mrs.
Steven and daughter, Gertrude, were
Ml driving Sunday.
Mr. Frank Mchola. Mrs. Curtis
Handle aud Mix Uabello Maun spent
Sunday evening at iho botue ot Mr.
ami Mrs. D. A. Miller.
Mrs. A. Hah and children, of Spring
water, spent Sunday at llluhland.
Mine, Klxlo and Esther Miller and
Joaephlue Adam spent Sunday aft
ernoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John 8c bra in.
Mr. and Mr. Fred Itettman and
family, Mr. and Mr. Curtis Handle
and Ml Isabella Maun vlilled at the
home of Mr, and Mr. Melees Satur
day evening.
Albert Martin took a load ot hog
to town for Mr. Cornwall Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr. W. Hetlman visited
at the home of hi brother, Fred llett
man, Sunday.
Puts End To Bad Hsblt.
Things never look bright to one
with "the blue." Ten to on the
trouble Is a slucglsh , liver, filling the
ystem with bliluus poison, (bat Dr.
Kings' New Lire Pills would Sipol.
Try tbem. Let the Joy of belter
feelings end "the blues." Host for
stomach, liver and kidney, 25c All
druggist.
LOGAN.
Digging spuds Is the order of the
day now.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Btelnuian, of
Currlnsvllle, are vlnltlng Logan rela
tives this week aud also attended
Grange Saturday.
U. C. Ilawley, of Corvallls, Is down
on a visit. Mr. Ilawley Is one of the
charter mombers of Harding Grange,
and Is still hale and hearty at eighty.
Mr. Cutting Is here in the Interest
ot the Farmers' Society of Equity.
Ha tried to make It clear that mar
keting farm product was a business
and required binlnen methods. A
meeting was called at Iogan Satur
day night and an organisation was
perfected. The principle objoct Is to
do sway with tho middle man and sell
direct to tho comumer.
Quit a number of IKanlte went
to Greshnm to attend the Fair Sat
urday. Clear Creek Creamery patrons will
receive 36 cent net for butter fat for
September. Clear Creek butter scor
ed 9i at tho Canby Fair, and was not
made of elected cream either.
Miss Mary Swales Is home pn a
short vacation. Miss Swale Is one
of the graduate nurnes from the Good
8nmarltun Hopltnl of Portland.
Fred Wilcox I chief Instructor at
the upper Ixgnn school.
J. F, Campnu, representing the ML
Angel Creamery Company, made a
huslneis call on the Clenr Creek
Creamery oPlclulg this week.
Lower Logan school Is progressing
nicely with Miss Anna Hachman as
principle and Miss Wleveslck as a
prlmnry Instructor.
C. C. nohblns nnd fnmlly. of Port
land, were out on tbelr weekly "hlko."
Sunday.
MULINO
This vicinity was visited bv a
heavy rain Monday afternoon, but tho
prospect ig ror rulr weather again at
present.
School begun here Monday with Mr.
Jones, of Portland, a tuuehur.
MM Inex Snodgrus went to Col
ton Sunday to begin her school Mon
day. Several of the MuUnoltos took In
the fulr at Cnnliy Snturday.
Fred Churchill went In Mnnnt An.
gel Monday with a party of surveyors
to work on the Clackamas Southern
surveying the right ot way.
DRYLAND.
The blight seem to have done a
great deal of ilnmnira in Hi. tn.,.nin
crop as well as the potatoes. It ef
fects the green tomatoes as woll as
me ripe ones, cauBlug tbem to rot
badly.
MISS Lillian Mitt, nonf aft.
ernoon with her sister, Mrs. Frank
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i . 1 1 1 j 1 1 , -J.
E. Calavan. aehnnl iiiiurvlinffni.
this section of the county, Is visiting
the schools which are now In session.
Jesse Mitts and Lee Fish left Thurs
day atfernoon for Southern Oregon,
where they exnect to ha in fnr a
week or ten days.
Potato digging has been tbe order
of the dav. hut wilt ha i,i tnr
some time on account of heavy rains.
A great amount of clover la still ln
the field. Tha nrnanocf. tnr iiln It
threshed seem very poor at present
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