CVXCK f!ITV VV'rt'UIMJltju imiiuw
oui-dON city i:N"n:iiM?isi:. km pay, .ihxk w. una
Captain Williams
Calls Volunteers
For New Regiment
On company of the prH"
Oregon tnfsntry regiment of oliiO'
leers, p!sns for ilia recruiting of hi h
hat been already formulated by
Judge (iatilrnbein a n J other Spenl.b
American war relerene. will p re
cruited In Oregon City, according lo
aiifioiniiini-iit mads Itlday eenlng
by Captain If. K. William, of th old
Second Oregon. Captain William. who
li himself Hnih Amrrliao ar
veteran, Hh an honorable record for
sen Ire In Ihe rhlllpplix's, lll com
mand th local company of Ih new
volunteer regiment, and sas that al
ready he la aasured lhal the Orron
City unit will bae at lea.t 0 char
ter member.
Tb volunteer regiment will be re
cruited at once, plan for forming com
iilca In I'ortland and other princl
.lal c I lira of the lle having alrrady
been approved by Adjutant General
George Whit and member of lb
state mlliury staff. It li planned to
offer the ervtoe of the new regi
ment to the government Just a ooo
a it la mustered In.
Captain Williams ha alrrady re
ceived Informal order to orgaulie
local company for thl volunteer regl
ment, and aaya that possibly within 4)
hours recruiting office w III be opened
In the county eL Aa member of
the Third Oregon Infantry, now at the
mobilisation camp, will be equipped
with new gun and other acquirement
a soon as tbey ar mustered Into the
FOR RAILWAY 10
PORTLAND SOON
ACTIVITY OF SURVEYORS AND
LOCATION CREWS NEAR AR
OERWALD INTERESTS.
What appears to be m first claa
railroad mystery ha people of Arden
wald and Mlnthorne addition of Mil
waukee guessing these days. From all
appearances It is believed that plans
re afoot to gfve this section of the
county direct transportation facilities
with Portland, out nobody seems to
have discovered as yet whether the
proposed line Is to be a branch of the
Carver road or an offshoot of the j
Portland Railway, Light k Power com
pany's lines.
For years people of this district have
believed that some day a railroad
would be built running from their
neighborhood into Portland, but small
hope of any actual developments has
been held. Recently, however survey, j
ors and rUht-of-way agents have ap
peared in the district, and the belief j
has developed that the line would ex
tend through the Sycamore and Pleas
ant Valley neighborhoods to the city
limits at the Multnomah county line.
The surveyors are reported to have
said that an almout perfect grade has
been found and that only one trestle
would be needed to carry the line Into
Portland.
It Is said that the line may be ex
tended beyond the northern part of
Milwaukee up towards Damascus and
into the timber country beyond, which
would assure it ample traffic. J. D.
I.ee is among those most Interested
in the proposition, and L. A. Chambers
is chairman
irman of a farmers' committee i
that Ih fnstprlni? thp rniil In the near '
mat is rosiering xne roca. in tne near .
future a meeting will be held at Da
mascus to arrange some definite plan
of financial aid for the new road, and
at that time it is believed that the
mystery of the backing of (he proposed
line will be cleared up.
NEW PERFECTION
OIL COM&TOVE
Why not cook with
a modern oil stove this sum
mer and be comfortable?
Bakes, broils, roasts, toasts.
More efficient than your wood
or coal stove, and costs less to
operate.
Better cooking because the
more evenly distributed
heat, under perfect control
like gas. No smoke or smell.
In 1, 2, 3 and 4-burner sizes,
ovens separate. Also cabinet
models with Fireless Cooking
Ovens.
Ask your dealer today.
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
(Calilotai)
FOR SALE BY
FRANK BUSCH
L ADAMS
m
f-d rl service. II U lllvj tbst
Ihe eiillr regimental equipment ol
thepresrnt nillllia rrgluienl will eell
altle for the volunteer iroop. This
w! greatly simplify organlatlot of
Ihe new regiment. blh If II I lakea
Into federal service will be known at
tbe Knurl h Oregon volunteers.
Knlhu.ia.ra for enlistment In tbr
tolunltvr organlialton l high. In
pita of the fact that no formal an
aounremenl of the formation of tb
regiment ha yet been made. Eer
time I'orttand newspaper told of tbr
plan of Judfe tiantcnbcln to oncan
Ire the unit, local vetrrane of the Span
lh American war hate been hoping
that opportunity would beoffrred them
and their friend to offer their serv
ice lo Ihe goerntnetit, o the an
nouncement that Captain William
would form a company baa been glad
ty received.
Personally Captain William I ei
irwnrly popular with the vounger men
of the community, and the fact that
be ha made an enviable record in ae
live service In year gone by will bring
many recruit lo Ihe color. Even If
the proposed fourth Oregon Infantry
hould not be needed at the border or
In Mexico. It I believed thai the gen
era! enthusiasm of the time for mat
ter military will bring a aubetantlal
number of men to the color for home
guard duty or for any other servlr
that may be found neceaaary.
THREE ARE DIVORCED
BY JUDGE
Circuit Judge Campbel Tuesday
night signed decrees divorcing Albert
C. nurrouths from Florence May Hur
roughs. Zelta May Wallace from
Robert T. Wallace and T. O. Davis
from U Jor Davla. Mr. llurrough was
awarded the custody of their five chil
dren and T. 0. Davis was given the
one child of the Davis family. Mrs.
Wallace was allowed to take her maid
en name. Zella May Van Winkle.
it. P. PrlKhtblll. a Main street gro
ver. has filed a suit in the circuit court
against J. E. and Alice Morley to col
lect $2.65. alleged to be due on a
bill.
BICYCLE IS STOLEN
G. Russell of Gladstone has reported
to Sheriff Wilson the theft of a Blue
bird bicycle, the property of his 11-year-old
son. Reginald. The wheel
was taken from among a number of
other wheels at the rifle range Sunday
afternoon. Mr. Rusaell has offered a
reward for the return of the bicycle to
his home In Gladstone.
For Tired Women
With Aching Heads
"They help m so much and I And
relief aa soon aa I begin taking your
Foley Kidney Pllla." Mr. Frank P.
Wood. Morrill. Maine, R. F. D. No. 2.
Sometime It seems as If you can't
stand tb pain acroa your back. It
is Just making your Uf miserable
and robbing yon of all energy and
strength. When yon ar constantly
tired, head always aching, nerves "on
edge." kidney action painful and burn
ing, then la th time to start In at
nnc on Folxr Kldner Pills.
Z, '",,. , .mT' ..bi5
them to throw off the poisons that
cause your trouble. Tour nerves grow
..,, bon,.. .OUnder. nerv
ous headaches disappear. A Mrs.
Wood aaya: "I find relief a loon aa I
begin to take your Foley Kidney
Pills." Be sure you get the genuine
Foley Kidney Pills, for the? ar
Surely medicinal and contain no
armful drugs.
JONES DRUG CO.
Cook in a
cool Kitchen
AH the heat is concen
trated where it is needed
keeps you cool and
makes for better cooking
A
For But
Results
Uie
FiarlOll
I
id? Car v3 I jl
OPTICIAN It AOVeTIlR
William A M. hilling rondu. I
an eiilutU o Hal I
alle tu ghe l the people of
Claikaiiik ciiiinty the elH-rt car
lhal the evr demand III ejulV
n.rnt I of the latent a re hi
ruelliod d the tt araumnil
In bl behalf i hi hundred of
aalURrd rmtomcr. Ir 8 hilling
l.rl. that he I able lo gle an
a ootliwl erlre m an equal with
any to b a.-tireJ In any city J
be want the patronane or tirw-
ion Cllva well a Clacaam
rtHiniv In arnrrwl. M Intrnd lo
Irll the teopH about bl bualnee 4
and for thl rran he ha ele I
ed Tb Ktilen.rlae and signed
mnlrai t enabling blin to ha
pmatlc method of advertUIng
and gelling In lotirh with the ma-
)orlly of Clarkamu county real-
dent. Th Kntcrprlne I the rec-
oanlird medium for reaching
majority of Ihe people In th city
and county and I able to give the
4 advertler the reult he demand.
0. C. WILL SELL
U
TO RAISE
PROBLEM OF FINANCING CON
STRUCTION OF NEW RESER
VOIR SOLVED BY BOARD.
PUN OF ISSUING WARRANTS NOT
FOUOO AND MEREST SAVED
Money Will B Secured Without Inn
ing Mor Bonds or Giving Out
Additionaf Securities Drawing
Six Pr Cent IntirtsL
The Oregon City water board has
solved the problem ot financing the
con strut i Ion of a second reservoir.
which will provide needed storage.
Reservoir .No. S. a It Is officially
known, will be located near the pres
ent reservoir, and w ill be severaJ times
Its capacity.
Through the sale ot the site of the
old filtering and pumping station to
the Haw ley Pulp t Paper company and
because nt the surplus left after build
the South Fork pipeline, the warrant
indebtedness of the water department
was practically wiped out The only
debt of the department Is In bonds,
excepting abut 9(MK) in outstanding
warrants. The board wanted to raise
$10,000. the estimated cost ot the new
reservoir, without Issuing more war
rants or calling upon the voters to au
thorize another bond lsue.
Oregon City issued $75,000 worth
of bonds to build the South Fork pipe
line a year ago. Went Linn bought a
one-third interest in the line, paying
Oregon City $116,000 In bonds, draw,
Ing 6 per cent. I'nder tbe original
pluns, Oregon City was to hold these
West I. Inn securities, collect the In
terest and the principal, the money
in this way secured used to aid In
meeting payment on the Oregon City
$::T5.000 issue.
The water board will sell $10,000 of
these West I.inn bonds, using the nion
cy to build tbe new reservoir. The
bonds draw 5 per cent Interest and
will be taken up as soon us posis.ble.
The issue Is of the serial variety, the
first bonds being due In about four
years.
Tbe plan of selling West I.inn bonds
Instead of issuing more warrants will
result in a saving as the warrants draw
6 per cent Interest and the bonds fi.
IS
ELECTED SUPERVISOR
Hrenton Vedder was re-elected
school supervisor for the fourth time
by the Clackamas county board of
education Tuesday. Mr. Vedder and
County School Superintendent Cala
van ore responsible for many Improve
ments in the country schools of the
county.
Teachers' examinations will bejiln
today. They are held in the Masonic
hall under the supervision of Super
intendent Calavan.
' W. B. EDDY SIGNS ADVERTIS-
ING CONTRACT. 1
:
W. II. Kddy, proprietor of
' Kddy s Department store, has
made arrangements to follow out 1
a consistent method of advertis-
Ing in the columns of The Enter
priHe. Through a contract exe- ?
cuted yesterday, Mr. Eddy has 1
outlined a regular schedule for
' bis ads and intends to place his
advertising systematically before
the people of Oregon City In or- 1
der that they may look to them I
- as a series of helpful suggestions
and real buying opportunities.
1, I'm 1 f, 4, Q $ b
To the Public.
'"I have been using Chamberlain's
Tablets for indigestion for the past
six months, and It affords me pleas
ure to say I have never used a rem
edy that did me so much good." Mrs.
C. E. Riley, Il'ion, N. Y. Chamberlain s
Tablets are oM.ilnah'r everywhere.
(Adv.)
WESTLINNBONDS
$40,000
rVA-A-r- A -A-A "A-VVe 1 1
BRIEF BULLETINS
itUr War frtdictfd.
Kl PASO. Tela. June :i -"All lb
good x-il n f Ixilh i-omitrle ought to
s.-t ittgether and wuik fr pear, fur
thl war. If It comes, wll h hell on
earth while- It latU-and It will last
a long 11111," Andre Can-la, Ih Meit
raa consul at Kl I'sm, raid today.
II mad lb d"iinrtl.U! In army
beaduuaru-r at Juarvl In front of
whbh armed civilian kept guard.
tkneral tioniales and his stuff wer In
the offlr. but th Carrania regular
wrr nowhere In sight.
Sam HIM en Way to Russia.
8K.mi.K. Wash.. Jue : -riam.ie
Hill, millionaire son In law of th Isle
James J. Mill, and noted a a railroad
rieeutlv and road builder, ha gone
to Vladivostok at the request of th
Russian government to take charge of
Ih traffic department of tha trans
Siberian railway In order to facilitate
tb movement of war supplies, accord
lag to a story which the Hostile post
Intelligencer will puhllnh tomorrow.
Cloudburst Falsi to 1
LKWISTOWN. Mont.. June I. A
big cloudburst near Winifred, 45 miles
north of her, today sent a wall ot
water down deep coulee. In which
Mrs. Charles Stona and her two chit
dren were living In a trnt. They were
drowned.
U. S. Prspsrid for Break.
FI. PASO. Taa. Jun :. Coinci
dent with report that Carrantlslas
force hsv been concentrated with a
view to holding the railroads of Chi
huahua In th event of hostilities with
the I'nlted Ktates. American military
authorltlea her today were taking
steps that wonld render them prac
tically Independent of rallroada for
th transportation of troops and sup
plies.
Ill PLANS
CELEBRATION JULY 4
Macksbtirg will celebrate Ihe
Fourth of July this year in a patriotic
manner. The orator of the day w in oe
W. A. Klmlck. of Oregon lily. Other
seakrrs have been aaked and there
will also be a program of Instruments!
nd vocul music. The Macksburg
band will furnish imnlc during the
day. During the afternoon there will
be a program of races and various
kinds of sport, and among the fea
tures will be a baseball game between
wo of the fastest teams In the south
ern part of the county.
CARTUDGES HOVE
. TO DISMISS SUIT
A motion to dtxmlss was filed Wed
nesday br Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Cart-
lldge In the suit of (ity School Super
intendent Tooze against the ( artlldges
for $.'0,000 for libel. The motion al
leges that the complaint contains more
than one cause of action, "and that Ihe
same are not plead separately." Walter
nimlck. Judge (irnnt H. Dlmlck and
WIM U Mulvey appear aa attorneys for
Mr. and Mrs. Cartlldge.
CLACKAMAS BOY NOW
SERVING ON BORDER
Chester Allen, well known here and
Clackamas, where two brothers
now reside. Is serving iu the United
States army on the Mexican border.
Allen Is a member of the Infantry In
the capacity of musician, and although
the last letter received from him gave
no Intimation of actual service on his
part, yet relatives are considerably
concerned since recent developments
Indicate that on Invasion is probable.
He Joined tbe army at Pan Diego last
year and has spent most of the time
since on the .Mexican border.
THEY WED IN VANCOUVER
Emrnett F. Donahuo. 34, and Millie
Millard. 20, both of Estacnda, secured
a marriaKO license in Vancouver Fri
day. Perfect Health Is
Every Woman's Birthright
A Prescription That from Girlhood to
Old Ate Hat Beeo Blessloi
to Womanhood.
When a p'rl become a woman,
when a woman becomes a mother,
when a woman passe through tbe
changes of middle life, are the three
periods of life when health and strength
are most needed to withstand the pain
and distress often caused by severe
organic disturbance.
At these critical time women are
best fortified by the use of Dr. Pierce'
Favorite Prescription, an old remedy
of proved worth that keep the entire
female system perfectly regulated and
in excellent condition.
Mothers, if your daughters are weak,
lack ambition, are troubled with head
aches, lassitude and are pale and sick
ly, Dr. I'ierce'a Favorite Prescription
is just what they need to aoely bring
the bloom of health to their cheeks
and make them strong and healthy.
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If yon are a sufferer, it your daugh
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Pierce's Favorite Prescription in liquid
or tablet form from any nwdicin
dealer to-day. Then adores Doctor
Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. V..
and get confidential medical advice
entirely free. Yon can also obtain a
book on woman's disease, sent free.
Dr. Pierce Pellet regulate and in
vigorste stomach, liver and bowels. Keep
the body clean inside a well as outside.
i "
MAO THE INTtRPRIIfl fOH
ITAFFOflO'l BAROAINS
Occupying on of the rlly'
ItM liMallniis and ruiidurtlng on 4
of Oregon til) S real, uplodal
dry good V'rrs, c. I, Htsfford
has built Up an enviable, builnesa 4
during th lot rw year. Aim- 4
Ing al a'l thus tu supply every- 4
4 thing In dry goods, women's and 4
4 men' furnishing, shoe, etc., 4
and carrying only merchandise of 4
4 merit, together with a consistent
4 jmiIIi y of making hi price aa 4
I low a possible; he has succeeded 4
4 In git Ing his customers a mail- 4
4 tu i in of value for each dollar. 4
4 In order to facilitate the shop- 4
4 ping of both old and new malum- 4
era, Mr. Hlaffurd has Just mad 4
4 a contract for a campaign of ad- 4
4 tertiitlng- through tbe column of 4
4 Tb Pally Kilter prise and will at 4
4 regular Intervale advertise sunt 4
4 of Ih at ir set ho Heme, which his 4
4 atore holds for the ahopKr. Tbe 4
4 Knierprlsa reaches a majority of 4
4 th homes of Oregon City and Is 4
4 th most effective advertising m- 4
4- dium In th entire county. 4)
4
GRAHAM HEIRS FILE
T
THRU MEMBERS Of FAMILY SUt
BROTHERS AND SISTERS FOR
SHARE OF BIO. ESTATE.
Another suit among the heir In th
John Wallace Graham estate, consist
ing of JoS acres two miles from
Wllsouvlll valued al $:t0.000, was
filed In the circuit court Monday.
Kate It. Chame. Sarah M. Graham
and Hose II. Graham ar th plaintiffs
In the lull and Robert II. tiraham.
John W. tiraham. William W. tiraham.
LIUI A. Young and Jane M. (ialbreath
all children, and Marlon C. Young
son-in-law ot the late John Wallace
Graham, ar defendants.
A former and somewhat simitar suit
several years ago waa dismissed In the
circuit court, and the ruling of the
lower court upheld by Ihe supreme
court when an appeal was taken.
The plaustrts allege that John WaJ
lace Graham mad an agreement with
Marlon and I.lllle Yomtg. April 6, 1H9?
whereby the elder Graham conveyed
the property to Mr. and Mr. Young.
with the understanding that It should j
b given back to him as soon aa mort
gages against the property were clear
ed off. Through the sal of part of
the land and through the crop sold.
Ihe mortgage were cleared off, Ihe
plaintiffs maintain, but the land was
not iWded bark to the elder Mr. t!ra
I ham. On December 3. 11)9, John Wal
lace Graham died, and since then . Mr
and Mr. Young have retained po
session ot the land.
The plulntlffs declare that at the
time the first ault waa filed, (ha other
heirs promised to giv them $5000 In
cash and property, but they have fail
ed to make this payment.
The agreement between Mr. and
Mrs. Young and John Wallace (iraliutti
has been lost or destroyed, the plain
tiffs allege.
Robert II. Graham, one of the chil
dren, is alleged to have told 8arah M.
Graham that lu case a suit was filed
In an effort to get a share of their
father's cstnto, Illegitimate children
would be brought to light, now living
In southern Oregon, and that thoir fa
ther's name would be disgraced. She
ctulma that this assertion was entire
ly untrue and made with the aim of
preventing hor from filing an action.
The three children who filed the
suit asks that the deed conveying thn
property to Mr. and Mrs. Young be
set aside, thut they be forced to give a
complete accounting of their handling
of the property and the six heirs who
have not received their share of John
Walluce Graham's estate be given Jhe
property.
SALEM MAN WEDS HERE
County Clerk Iva Harrington Wed
nesday Issued a marriage license to
I.uella Mae Hackett and Amzl C. Car
ter, of Salem.
ROBBERY OF CARVER
STORE ATTEMPTED.
The Curver Grocery at Carver sta
tion, owned and operated by G. II.
Magary, wbj tho object of attack by
burglars lust Friday night. Evident
ly the miscreants were frightened
away before they hud gained an en
trance for lii Ihe morning when Mr
Carver opened the store he noticed
that an attempt had boon made to cut
through the Yale lock on llio door.
The porch waa littered with sbuvln
made by a chisel used to cut In back
of the lock and tho lock Itself bore
evidence of a file having been used
upon It. Two men sleep In a rear
room, but they heard no noise.
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CONFECTIONER BECOMES A
DAILY ADVERTISER. .
iz E. II. Anderson conducts a mod-
era up-to-duto restaurant and con-
fectlonery store. He has an en-
tnbllHhmcnt that is Iminuciilulcly "
clean and serves food that Is par
excellence. -Al'. bis food Is pre-
i- pared under "home" supervision
i- uud as a result the mi;als are ap-
petlzlng and attractive, and nre 4-
moderately priced. Mr. Anderson
believes In letting the people 4
know the merits of his establish
mtnt therefore ho. has Just eon-
i, cludod a contract with Tlio Dally
Enterprise for a dally appearance
' of his sdvertlsliig tulks, Mr. An- '';
dermm believes that Ihe one sure
to effective way lo rench the people .
b both in the city and the country
, Is through the columns of The
Enterprise.
!
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Citizens Turn Out
To Honor Soldiers
From County Seat
Oregon lily paid a nolabl Irlbul
lo the patriotism of It rllUen who
ar members of U rninpsuy. Third
Oregon Infsntry, Tuesday night, when
a hanu.uet was tendered th soldier
at WllUmrlle ball and a public r
rep l Ion wa held In honor of Ih mili
tary men on th court house lawn.
While lb affair was participated In
by the people of lb entire city, lis
details wer 111 charge of roiumllteea
from Mead Relief Corp No. II and
the l.lv Wins of th Commercial
club.
Member of 0 company wer
brought lo lha county seal from Camp
Wlibycomh Just before T o'clock. o
ral aulomoblllsl offering Ih us of
their cars for thl purpose. At Wll
Iniuett hall Ih soldier wer wel
comed by tha rioneer fir and drum
corps of the Grand Army of Ih Re
public, and by the Moos band, both
of which organisation furnished stir
ring music. Heveral hundred people
also lined th sidewalk In front of
th hall and cheered th troopers a
they entered.
At th hanuuet Caulsln II. K. Will-
lams, ot th old Second Oregon Infsn
try, presided, and called upon Mrs.
George A. Harding, chairman of Ih
rellsf con1 committee, to say a few
word. Mrs. Harding congratulated
Ih guardsmen nn their devotion to
their country and wished them lb
bent of fortune whll on border patrol.
Judg Campbell also msd a few re
mark and Captain l-owrll R. Ulan-
chard thanked the ladle and cltlien
for their efforts on behalf of th local
Headed by th Moose band. Ih
company then marched to th court
house, where such a crowd had gath
ered that the exercises wer held out
HUSBAND ALLEGES
WIFE DESERTED HIM
Thomas F. Hllllwell charges deser
tion against Margaret J. Hllllwell In a
suit for divorce filed In the circuit
court Wednesday. C. II. ! epicsr-
Ing for Mr. Bllllwcll.. They were mar
rled April M. lo7. In Vancouver,
Wash.
0. M. Rlocum Med a suit against
William It. Cummins and W. J. Cum
mings to collect a not for $'-!2,
signed May I, lM. and $10 attorney'
leea. .
SCHOOL ADDITION DEFEATED
The Uicheta school district at the
annual meeting laat Monday defeated
a proiMisul to build an addition to the
school. J. C. Elliott of Hell station
was elected a director, succeeding T.
8. Mullan. and Charles Stout waa re
elected clerk.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The following real eslale transfer
were filed In tho office of County Re
corder Dedmsn:
Wlllnm T. and NeMIe Hawkins to
Josephine Adams, 40 acres ot section
II. township i south, range 3 east;
$10.
Charlew T. Tooxo and l-ettla C.
Tooxe to Sophia M. Bohooloy, lots' 2
and .1 in block 2 In Junkers' addition
to Sandy; $1. t
The following reul estate transfer
were filed with County Recorder Rod
man Friday:
Elisabeth Muencli to George I,.
Ilurlt. lots 19 and 20, block 7, In
the Annex addition to Oregon City.
Ore.; $75.
Frank Run and Kmmn Rnu, his wife,
(n Irving T. Hun, all of lot 5 and tho
euslerly half of lot l. block II, Glad
stone; $1100. '
Fred T. Gilbert Mild Sarah J. Gilbert
12 5 acres In section 4, township 3
south, rango 1 east; $5ri0.
C. W. Ilodson ami Ida T. Hudson,
his wife, lo 8. May Glafke, 10 ncres In
George and Marietta Crow R, 1,. C,
township 2 south, rungo 1 oast; $110,
The following real estate transfers
were hied In the office of County Re
corder Redman Thursday:
J. E. Fisher to Annu Howell, 3.30 1
LIVED IN MISERY.
'1 siatsrsd greatly from
nervousness and bead
aebs. Tb toast xclt
SBsat gav m dreadful
pain, I bsgaa using Dr.
aUtos Ifsnrln and a fsw
tey lattr started to tak
Dr. V1W Burt Treat
asant, I soon cot so much
bUr that I wss sncour
atd aod oontlnued taking
tit twe raoMdle until I
wa so well thai work waa
a bother to in at all."
MRS. LOtng XLO,
Idaho Falls, Idaho.
i i n i i ii i i ii i
of door liulead of la Ih big lourf
room a wa originally planed Cs
laln Wllllama atslu presided and In
troduced Captain J I'. Apperson. a
Civil war hero, wbo dclhered a stir
ring address lo the me a Judg J. I'
Campbell followed him and lav Ih
mn soin earnest advlr upon tb
wisdom of Testing strong Irlnk alone
whll tbey wer In Ih Bel J. Th
Judg x. luted out thst th bxsl sol
dler were going to a rouutry where
Iber would b every temptation to
drink, but urged th men to ahua all
beveragea thai would lend to befog
their wits and msk them llabl to
commit deeds for whbh Ihsy would
later be sorry.
Captain lllanchsrd also spok a few
words, and Hrst l.leutensnt W, R
I.oku mad a strong appeal to the
peopl to car for th wives and fain
llle of Ih soldier who bad anawered
Ih president's csll and gone to the
front. "We ar doing our duly In
answering our country s rsll for men,"
said l.leut. l-ogui. "and In doing thl
we ar believing that you will also do
your duly and rare for Ih wlv and
families or Ih men wno win get nui
111 a month for their service at the
front."
Th Fsjtssrlsii quartet Bang a
couple of song, and there wa a gen
eral reception for Ih soldiers, cltl
ens pressing forward to shsk band
with Ih enlisted men anil to assure
them of their good will. Fallowing
Hire rousing cheer for tha flag and
three mor for th member of the
company, Ih soldier boarded tb su
nioblles again and returned to Camp
Wlthycombe. to get a good nights
sleep before entraining Wednesday
night for the south.
acres of Central addition to Oregon
(ily; $10.
Annie Cox to, Alice. Cox Davla. all of
lots 3, 4. S. i. block 10, Apperson's
subdivision of I'srkpluie; $1.
Andrew J. Kltamlller lu Susan It.
KlUmliler. 40 acres of auction 7. Iowa
ship J south, rang S east; $1.
Susan R. KlUmliler to Simon F.
I'll is, 40 acres of land In section I.
township 2 south, rang S east; also
40 ai res of eilnn S. lowmhlp 3 south,
rang & east; $10.
Th following real eaial transfers
were filed In the office of County Re
corder lrdiiin Monday:
William C. and Mabel Spencer to
George II. Cook company, tl acre of
J. W. Udd R. L. C. No. 40, section 21
township 3 south, rang I west; $10.
Martin and I .yd la Smith to N. P.
Hansen, I acres of lot 21, Flnavon;
$10.
The following real estate transfers
were filed In the office of County Re
corder K. V. tollman Tuesday:
I. U and C. A. Clark to K. W.
Hughe, land In William Holme R. I,
C, township 2 south, rang 2 east,
II-
Wllllum T. and Nellie Hawkins In
Josephine tml May Adams. 40 acres
of section 11, township 4 south, range
3 east; $10.
Th following real estate transfers
were filed with County Recorder Red
man Saturday.
The Oregon Iron A Steel company
to II. I. Reese, block 10, Uko View
Villna: $10.
J. E. and Matilda I,, lloycr. thn
northwest quarter of the south went
quarter and lots 1 and the east half
of tho southwest quarter of section 1,
and lots 6 and 7, section 2, township
south, range 1 east. 213 acre; $10.
John W. Exon and Olive E. Exon lo
R. A. Walters, the west half of tho
northwest quarter and the west half
of tho sonthwest quarter of auction
12, township 3 south, range 4 east, 100
acres; $10.
Indiana Man'a Experience.
Frank Moseley Moore's Hill, Intl..
writes: "I was troubled with almost
constant pains In my sides and back
and ultrlbulnd It to weakening of my
kidneys. I got a package of Foley
Kidney Pills. Great. su'lef wns appa
rent after the llrst doses und In 41
hours all pulti lert inn." If you have
rhoumatlsm, backache, swollen, ach
ing Joints or stiff, painful muscles,
why not try Foley Kidney Pills. They
stop sluep'dlstnrbing bladder ailments,
too. Jones Drug Co. (Atlv.)
Striving to
satisfy the
demands of
everyone is
apt to affect the nerves,
and continual standing
may weaken the Heart.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
is invaluable for Nervous
troubles, and for the Heart
Dr. Miles'
Heart Treatment
is highly recommended.
IF FIPUT BOTTH FAILS TO SUNK-
FIT YOU, YOUR MONIY WILL.
REFUNDED.