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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1908 rJrr-r ' ----- N ,ORH fcEACH. Weah., Sept. 6. Ths . lmk nast hu bften the trreaklnl tip of tha beach on at tha North Beach resorts. Tha ' . opening of tha Portland achooia next wek and tha final trip of tha roi I tar today have brought tha beach season o- a close. All wee long mere n been a heavy traffic from tha beach to ' tha eitv. The little atatlon houses at "tha different resorts have bean almoat covered with trunks and when tlraeeajn for tha Potter train to airly. lammea, lunch baskets, dogs and children lined ' tha track for blocks. 7nlle moat of the tmmmer population haa left tha beaon, there are quite a number of cottage which are at!U open and wherevialtore "will stay during September. The weather t fine and. those who are for tunate enough to oo ai m u" are enjoying a Una fall eMon. . An Interesting party. In tha nature Of a farewell gatfoetrfg. took plc Hotel Sunset on Monday evening. The big partora were decorated for the oc casion ana rreinmnw during the evening. The gueata In . eluded Paulina Porta, Margaret Porta, - Dorrla Covell.. Marie Tol, Lot Oooley. Irene OBrien, Anita O'Brien. . Louise O Brlen. Mary warn, """' Oris Harrington, Helen Harrington. Nel n , ..-.. n.ia Mnorc - Maud Carter, U leaser, X. Geverts, jGeorge 31 te. W. a!' Brewer. Leo Krauae. WilllahTKrause, Milton Geverts, Harry Oeyerts. Harold V. Brlnkdorft. Jake lesser, T. J. O Brlen. 55. Sweet, Dave Wheella. J. Paupi. P. J. Kreuger, lxuis jones, nui c, . Mniii.n,. rivitn Ooolev. Charlea Man ning, Fred Meller.J. K. Anderson, P. D. Polen. Zenor Wallas, Mrs. Dedman, Mrs. W. Hall. Mrs. T, J. OBrlen, Mra. Z. , Sweet. Mra. U Krauae, Mra. J.. .Marx. Mra. L. ueverts. - . . .. t A dancing party and candy pull was I given at iSiiabefh Donnerberg a home at Newton atatlon on Friday night by '". Mlsa Bertha Stevenson. The house was decorated for the occasion with flags, ferns, and china lanterns. Those who enjoyed Miss Stevenson's hospitality ' were?-Ellxabeth Donnerberg. Bertha Stevenson. Flo Kllllngaworth, FranoU Brhlade. Edna Kindred, Alice Kearney, Ester Savon, Rose Savon, Henry Don nerberg, Dell OHanolon Paul Bennett William Bibee, Fredie Keown.Eatl Hughes, James Brady, Colllster Wheel er, urm ijowiing, u T "i", j Mrs. O. W. Tyler gave a bridge party ir.ioi nfa-ht n honor Of Miss Mln- netta Carson. Mrs. A. I Pease won Mrsf&V Mastic ofPortland has re turned to her home after apendlng the Bummer at fleavlew. i Mrs. T. M. Paterson baa returned to her home In Portland. Otto E. Krausse and wife bava re turned to Portland. Arthur and James Rosenfeld have re ' turned to Portland after spending a month In one of the Breakers cottages. Leo Hohn has returned to Portland. Personal Mention. ' ' C. L. Parker, Miss Carlotta Parker and Zola Parker of Portland visited at North Beach during. me wee. H. I. Corbett and mother of Portland t-eturned to their home after spending the summer at seaview. Congressman -Kius ana wne vibiicu 4k. aw t . 7 If 'J 1 A aaBa AmvWJs j I f m.-'P.1 A W 1 bb4 " aw . waBaav a. LTD tnNi Mrs. Beard, all of Portland: J. M. Ree- bles, Luella Van C. Case. Lydla Dodds, jimea camcart, wuiiam catneart, Boise; Olga A. Johnson, Raymond; 6 n. iiarwortn. a. r. uavis. I uranae Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Crowe. Kearne Neb.: William D. Bernhardt. Lon McKone, American Falls. Idaho: K. H Barker. E. M. Orout. Seattle; Louis Marrotte. Bertha Whlttark, Mlsa Iella m. iiesuer. j. In. Jiootn. Matter uuv ftitv Tl If..-rlyt.All Tyl.kM. TOIL liam j. cooney, itaymona: A. worse, Oeorae Norse. Boise: J. IT. Irwin. Oarson. Orj Mra. N. C. Gregory, Rose nurg; it. u. Mcintosh anri wire, Mra, W. Mcintosh, J. E. Buckingham, Mra. J. o. Kincaid, ione, or.: J. P. cutlln and wife. Butte. Mont.: C. H. Green and family, Manhattan. Mont.; Mrs. A rl. Harris, walla walla, wash.; Bert l KatnDurn. Twin rails: Mrs. j. H. Chrlstensen, St. Johns. Or.: Miss Mary Johnson, Dayton, Iowa; John Qu Inland, Island City; Pearl Dorrls, Maybella n arris, Aiioria. HAokney Cottage. Mra. N. J. Coulter. Mrs. Annie Kline. C. S. Necklrn, Lelah C. Nelson. N. B. Hlckey, Mr. and Mra. Charles Savage, George Cohen. Edward W. Wolfstyn, M. P. Marcus. Mrs. Alice Welster, Ben . . w. a... . i ..vn i . mini vi o(7 n ni- son, 8. G. Lelbllner, Claude A. F. Smith, Mrs. A Rasmussen. Ethel M. Stilna. Roderick M. McCallery, all of Portland jonn JMegrain ana wire. Beat tie; ueorge - North Beach resorts during the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young of The Dalles are registered at Hackney cot tage. i- 3 xr. Wntson and -daughter, Louise, ' of Portland were guests this week at Heckney cottage. . Ben RybUe of Portland waa at North Beach during the week. . . . i. ,ioorH w. Wnlfstvn of Portland via lted North Beach points during the John Megrath and wife of Seattle were guests at Hackney cottage. Charles Loldtng of Portland, was a guest at tne creaners nuiei. Mr, and Mrs. M. Baruh and family Of Portland returnea to tne cuy a naay Mr. ni Mrs. Georce Loewenson an small son of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. Max Loewenson at North Beach. Mr. and Mrs. I. Goldsmith and family "returned to .alr, home In Portland - Friday.. . " Miss Vfda Reed Of Portland Is the guest of Mlsa Katmeen .Lawier at iNonn Beach. Miss Alphia L. Dimick of Portland has taken the Allen cottage at Seaview for Septemoer. Mr. and Mrs. I. Van Duyn of Port .land have closed their cottage at Sea vioar uid returned to the city. - Mr and Mrs. M. L. Brady and fam ily of Portland have closed their Tioga cotiage. .. Oliver Jeffery returned to Portland i Tuesday. Irving Stearns of Portland was nieK nf J. F. Shea at North Beach. Mr. nn Mrs. G. E. Jameson acd family of Portland have closed their cottage ana reiurnea m roriauu. Hnwird Gavlord and Millard Ho! . brook were over-Sunday guests at 'ifra. J. W. French and daughter of The Utiles nave ciosea ineir coiuge vt Seaview. Hopkln Jenkins of Portland returned noma alter a raonui m uarin noocii. Mrs. Charles P. Oudin of Spokane , left Ocean Park for home Tuesday. Mra. E. H. Hablghorst and daughter f Portland returned home . this week after spending the summer at Ocean park. Harry Stone of Portland returned frnm Ocean Park Monday. Earl Mayo and Mervin Rankin of the University of Oregon are spending two weeks at North nea.cn. Miss Gladys McKenzle of Portland returned from Ocean Park Monday. Miss Alda Burke of Portland who Ttas spent the summer at ocean .rara reiurnmi -rriuny. Mra. J. C. Stewart and small son left : Ocean Park for Portland Thursday. . Misses Jane and Beatrice Fargo of 'Portland are new arrivals at 8eaview. Miss Winifred Chance and Miss Alice Muhro of Portland are visiting Mae Robinson In a cottage In SeavUw. Clark" Bargard of Portland is at Sea view aa the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kellabar. X0BTH BEAfcH HOTELS A. Tripp, South Bend; Mellie dinger. moo a ruver; j. on., iveiiogg, Air. ana Mrs. w. a. l oung, ine uaues. Break era Hotel. Viola Elaine Barenstecker. Leo Hnhn. William Pendergaat, M. Kline, B. R. C H. Moore, Miss Agnes Fisher. Mlsa Marie Fisher, H. P. Phin, Charles Leigh, J. D. Fehton. H. L. Lewis and wife, Dr. E. N. Linden. Miss Ollle Linden, Charles wngnt, ail or Portland; JIary Otvena, m. i-eeuies. uolse. Idaho: Mrs. B. V. Cushman, Phoenix; Mrs. E. A Jobea, W. A Buckingham, Winifred Elckner, Clmi , K . T m. T . . 1 nr... n Beala, Mrs. Reals, Seattle; Charlea Lold- mg, nonoiuiu Artnur Koaenreld. Balti more, Md.; Mrs. B. A. ' Peek. Miss C. Buhl, Butte, Mont; John Schwartz, Mra. Adela Gamble, Baker City. Tha Driftwood. Emily Leigh Williams. Dan J. Mo Gill, Mrs. McGill and child, J.B. Eddy, Maybella R. Thompson, George Whit lark, C. L. Parker, Carlotta Parker, Zola Parker, all of Portland; J. H. Cur ting and wife. Butte, Mont: J. H. Mu rer, Minneapolis, Minn.; Ethelvna L. Keinkel. New York;. John I. O'Phelan, South Bend. Harvest Home. Ethel Kune. Cathrvn Keln. Viola T. Mason. Mrs.. H. J. Miller, all of Port land; Mrs. Cecil Long. Long Beach; J. D. Baker and wife, Oregon City. The 0-onset. Margery Bennett, Mr. and Mra. T. J. , O'Brien, Irene OBrlen. William M.J Krauae, Haroia urinkenhofT, Anita Frances O'Brien, Louise O'Brien, all of fpruana.; Mrs. urace Barria ana son, Mary Clark. Baker City. - Salt Air. Mra. J. Marks. Alfred Lavolre, Ed ward W. Wolfstyn. Mark A. MeAllen. Mrs. R. E. . Bondierant and daughter. Myrtle Chamberlin, all of Portland; Miss Hazel Jones. J. H. Jones. Elirln. 111.; Clyde Porter, Seaview. Tha Brltt. W. G. Gollings. Irving L. Lickmen. all of Portland; Frank Musser, John O'Phelan. C. A. Soule. South Bend: E.' T. Neol. Mrs. Neol and daughters. Hood River; John Kennedy, Leta Ken nedy, Baker City. Horth Beaoh Inn. Albion L. Glle. John Berchman. both of Portland; Gladys Durant, Mobile, La.; Juaura uoiaen. ArKaaeipnia, Kan. Chamberlain Cottage. Mrs. W. H. Churchill. Mrs. John Weeks, Carl Beach, Mra. W. D. Weeks, all of Portland; W. H. " Botts, La urande, or. seacrorc. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ackles. Stanley Ackles. Portland: Mr. and Mra John A. Campbell, Miss Belle Robinson, Seattle: tr. J. A. Olesendorffer. Tha uaues; u. nun. w. Hun, seaview; y. ti. iatnrop, M. c. Lathrop, Iowa, Taylor's Hotel W. A. Pempsey and wife. Mlas Demn- Bejr, i. vv. tunings, miss B. Shrine, I. L. Tlckner, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Roe, W. M. Taylor. George 8. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Gregory, all of ronmnu v .oregory. Ban iran clsco. SEASIDE NOTES AND PERSONAL MENTION s J. ft Duadora and Wlfa, Jack tun dora, Charlea Dundor. K. R. Balalger. W. W. Balstgar. E. M- Balalger. Miss M. E- Balaiger, . Mlsa Ethel Smith, Frankla Wauing. .Mrs. waning v o. it,.niirnr. all of Portland: Mlsa Prancla Brown. Pyroond. Wash.; Irwla i rf arses. . v. rixii", ""c". C. C. Nppla. Baker City. Mrs. A C Robinson. Minnie Schlade. Charles H. Keln, Mra. Charles Nel-e-n. Jeannatt Perkins. Mv IVrkln. Wlil H. Bennett, tjd H- Will. H. E. ruter, E. FvrA. Cheater Owens. Edith lumi, Anna Ooedwtn, all of Portland; jexwph Traadaia an-l wua. fn ooa a4 wlfa, Bakar City: Joha Roberts and wlfa. Bo lee; W. P. Csurrar,, Hr mp: Jahn Akla. Dayton. Or.; Ptad x-rK-aaon, isianevtta.' Xmg aac Hata. . H. R. Kltng and wtfn. ifm M. Ap f.erttrr.a and tot, A H. W I'aon and iTe. Loraa Twihart. Ellla JT'har. C V H-rn. y-h.e. K-keit M. fterhea wife. P. IV rrrtm Id, John iAiaorf. '-I ImNii. r. O. prtn, 1 '- l-rr . H. T. Raklri. Ml ' f l i lam Bek. J. Iew. a i u I. i ,n,-ni !n T".. W. c. !.;. li. J. Ha gren. A lazy Liver May be only a tired liver, or a starred liver. It would be a stupid as well a; savage thing to beat a weary or starve;! man because he lagged In his work. ,- In treating the lagging, torpld-llver It it a great mistake to lash it with strong drastic drugs. A torpid liver la bnt an Indication of an Ill-nourished, enfeebled body whose organs are weary with over work. Start with the stomach and allied organs of d!gostlon and nutrition. Pnt them In working order and see haw qulqkly yonr liver wlil become active Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovert has made many marvelous cures of liver troubie "-by Its wonderful control of the organs of digestion and nutrition. It re stores the normal activity of the stomach, Increases the secretions of the blood-making glands, cleanses tha system from poi sonous accumulations, and so relieves the liver of the burdens Imposed upon It by the defection or otaer organs. If yon bave Utter r bad taste ta the mors Inc. poor orftrlable emeUta, coated toagve, Soul breaUk, ooasttpatad mr Imgaler bowsl feel weak, eactu Ur4 Oasponaeat. frequent head aches, palalr dlstrealto iaU of back, gnawing or dlitaad tgafteg la stomach, perhaps Baosea,aSaNsNa?ar "rlslngi la threat after eatfag. and kkaarfl araapton of weak stomach ad SorpM EUSIDE. Or, Sept. B. Tha rueh of the beach season haa passed and the peaceful days of September are here. The week past has seen considerable change In the per sonnel of the reaort. Quite a number of those who have apent the summer here have returned to their bomes and others are arriving to spend the fall days at tha seashore. Most of tha hotels have a good registration of g meats and few of the cottages bave been closed. After the rain in the early part of the week tha weather has been perfect. Oldtim- ers at the beach say that September Is the finest month of beach weather In the year and each season sees more and more visitors remaining to enjoy It. The day when Seaside was a summer resort only has passed. There la a fall season now which is almost as popular as tne summer, xnrougnout tne wnoie of the winter there are hotel accom modations of the best Kind ana many Portland families spent a part of tha rail or winter in their seaside cottages. Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving rinds quite a numoer or people at tne beach for the . short holidays. During the Dast winter season house parties nave oeen quite popular nere. warsonal Mention, Congressman W. R. Ellis spent Sun day of Seaside. o. ts. ijiutnicum and wire or Portland are registered at Sargent's Seaside house. Charles R. Spencer and wife of Port land spent Sunday at Seaside. li. ju. nttock and wife of Portland aro guests at the Hotel Moore. W. .J. demons and wife of Portland spent tsunaay at seaside. A Sinshelmer of Portland la a truest at the Hotel Moore. F. E. Harlow, wife and daughter of roruana are spending a lew dava at oeasiae. S. Benson of Portland la rea-lnternd mt the Hotel Moore. Miss Jane Allen and Miss Etta Rnrke of Portland spent Sunday at Seaside. Miss Louisa Meslck Is visiting Miss Sherlock at Seaside. C. J. B. Malarkev of Port 1b nil nnent four days at Seaside during the week. Mrs. E. W. Rowe Is entertaining har niece, Mlas Louise Wilson, at Seaside. Mrs. K. L. O'Neill and Miss M. M. Paterson of Portland are at Seaside. John F.. Logan and family of Port land returned to the city last week after a summer at Seaside. J. U. Mack and family have returned to Portland after a season at flennMa Tom Dobson, who spent the summer at Seaside, has returned to Portland. M.r. ana Mrs. a. ju Hexter returned to jroruana juonaay. Mrs. Max Flelschner and her daughter Flora have returned to Portland after a. summer at seaside. George H. Hill and family have re- lurneu 10 f-oriiana. Rev. A A. Morrison VAwavA Crr.r ingham and M. Flelschner were regular wfiDn-triiu aueais at sargent s seaside , Jn the pacific Monthly party at the xioici iwimre are jnary jm. Butterrleld, American Falls: Almi Hh.reoi t,i Falls: Gertrude Llenhard, Elsie Mae -niigcu, jjaiay I'atiinson or Salt Lake city. Harlow Moore left Seaside Sunday for , j ' lase- wnere ne wm attend col ego uunng me winter. unarles Cleveland of Astoria is en joying a short vacation ut Rai Henry Wesslnger of Portland left ocaaiue luesaay en route ror Ithlca, N. where he will continue his work at Cornell. Phil Hart of Portland 'spent Sunday at Seaside. Horace R .Trntnn lr a. a -t.i . rn dav. for Portland where he will spend a few days before leaving for Johns Hopkins medical school in Baltimore. Mrs. P. C. Holland btA , lye daughter, Hasel, who haye spent Miss Clara Bergman F. I. . Garth walte. J. C. Hare. M. O'Brien. W. J. Clemens and wire. Dr. George W. Schmidt and wire, Mrs. ta. uecKmtn, Mlas Anna O'Brien, -W. R. Lyons. Werner Healiy. W. A Ekwell and Dart v. all of Port land; A. Van Dusen, George W. San burn and wife, O. C. Flavel and wife. C W. Fulton and wife, G. C. Fulton and wife, Mra. H. F, Prael. B. Van Dusen and wife. Miss .Holms, Dr.- Forstrom, Mrs. Jennie Allen, Astoria; W. D. Plue, wife and boy, George Morrison, George Cruin, Miss Lanlnbecker, Anita Clark, Rainier, Or.: W. A. Manden, 8. White. W. J. Crosklll, Harry Thompson, R. E. Robbtns, Seattle; C. B. Rhodes, Phila delphia: R. E. Laf ferty, J. Warmser, L. F. Boyd, San Francisco; W. A Huff and wife, Pocatello, Idaho; James Nelson, wife and boy, Llnd, Wash.; F. E. Har low, wife and daughter. Troutdale: (. W. Fletcher, N.- Alexander, Boise; W. 8. Brute. J. T. Nichols. New York; H. J. Morrison and -wife. Cannon Beach; I. K. Morgan, Lytle, Wash.; L. E. Morse, Hood River; Edward R. Balrd. J. G. Woodworth. St. Paul: George E. Keith. Toronto; T. H. Rolls, Tacoma; Mary M. Butterfleld, Americans Falla; Gertrude Lelnhard, Elsie May Angell, Daisy Patlnson. W. L, Grelner. Salt Lake; K. Dodd, Peoria, 111.;- Fred Lelnhard, Ellensburg. Idaho: A. E. Pauley, Sea view, Wash.; Spencer Blddle. H. O. Shu gart, T. Langhardt, F. Hollenback, Guy R. Porter, Vancouver; Mrs. J. R. Pol look and daughter. Fernle. B. C: J. S. Robb and -wife, Kelso, Wash.; Wlnsor J. Kenny. Harlow Moore, A. B. Hays, M. G. Pollts, Boston. Mass.; A. T. Mc Lean, Madelia, Minn.; W. R. Ellis ami wife, Pendleton; Dr. A. L. Caffey, Chi cago; a. H. cross, Cleveland, omo; Mrs. H. O. Btlckney, Arthur M. Chance, Mrs. Chance, Mrs. C. H. Hartman, Miss Blanche Day, Miss Verde "Monroe, Miss l.llllan u Hrien, H. M. rterron, will Al- Dee, Lr. hiuib, . a. iowenoerg, Mrs. 8am B. Arctier, wortnington Archer. Mrs. O. M. Rlsser, R. H. Marx, Nathan M. Simon, Mrs. 8. E. Conway. Mr. and Mrs. David Lay, Charles Dleck. Gustav Krewaid. Kmll lomtiard, all or foruanu; Mrs. E. 11 Boyer. Walla Walla; F.-H. Lamping, Mrs. J. A. Fulton, Mrs. C. T. Edee Miss Madge Fulton, Constance Fulton, Astoria; Mrs. McGinn, Kalama- soo: Laura a. walker, unieego; Mrs. E. L. Smith, Hood River; Emll Marx and wire SeaUie. XT tc ante tun Znn. F. S. Nunn and wife, Mra. Bertha Davla. S. R. Klngdon. Mr. and Mrs. of Portland; w. a. uarrett. irene uar H- l L , i l II .11, 1 1 . , ... , . uvw. D. Werftei, John Wernjel, Los Angeles, Cel.; A. H. Fletcher. Mra. Fletcher, Van couver, Wash. , -Pacific Tlaw Hotel. S. R. Klngdon. R. B. Gibson. Port land; George Greenwalt, Astoria; Miss A. cunningnam, uenver, v;oio. AT NEWPORT YAQUINA BAY returned to the summer at Seaside, Portland Tuesdav. i-iienier aiurpny or Portland was a ena vianor at seaside. Arthur Ms Chance -and Mrs. Chance ui oriiana beach hotel. Mrs. E. L. Smith of Hood River spent Miss Lillian O'Brien of Portland vis lted at Gearhart rfurlno, th Miss Florence Wolf of Portland la btufbi at sargent's seaside house. Mrs. J. M. Arthur of Breakers, Wash visited at Seaside during the week. o. a. i.owenDerg or .Portland la a B-uesi al cruse s beach hotel. r. -v. uanoway of Portland spent the week at Seaside. Charles B. Arthur nf Portland . at Seaside during the early part of the ,v V ,1 . i- n. jenKina or i-ortiana was a gueat at the Hotel Moore. t Arthur V&n Dimn of AitnH, iiunt cw uaym ai oeasiae. Miss Sue Barnes of Portland Is visit ing Miss Ruby Scott at Seaside. Herbert F. Clark anri Wlllln TTt WfWri of the University of Oregon r,a1 through Seaside Saturday enroute to Elk Creek. Insor Klnnv of Ronton. Van who has been the rueat of Marlnw Xfnn at Seaside, left for the east Sunday. ixu uiark of rortland pent the week In the Murphy cottage at Seaside. W, D. Fenton and family rloaH fh.lr Seaside cottage this week. in an auto nartr whlrh rama etvr from Astoria Saturday were C W. Ful ton and wife. O C Pulton anri vlf. Mrs. H. F. Prael. Mrs. P Praal. R Van Dusen and wlfa. Ann Elisabeth Prael and Robert Prael. McCofmlck. Lents, Or.; Virgie L. Walker, Jennie Walker, Bridal Veil, Or. Kooksley Hall. Miss Hazel Small Miss Elizabeth Jackson, Mrs. .H. R. Everding, Caroline Everdtng, Miss Florence Jackson, George A. H. Walker, frank uisen. iiaroid Minor. B. C. Paul. J. T. Stoddard. Mrs. A. H. Plerson, Ada Gaddls, W. N. Goff, .... -nr imrr miih. ii'.ririna Mr inio. ... A. . - ,. ..nil...., and Mrs. Randolf, James Turner, Al Mrs. Wm. Grafe, Miss Hammond, all of UAw.ian. ,1 , : K. 'innmA Mian Thorne, Voungstown; L. G. Ice, 'Oregon City; George Walker, Mr. Tedgnar My- on, Paris, xex.; ueorge w. emitn, heltnn. Neb.: C. H. Ox man and wife. J. Donald Oxman. Grayville, 111.; A. Lippincott and wife C. K. McCormlck, Kansas City, Mo.; S. H- Love, Mrs. 8. H. Love. Salt Lake Cltyj5 Mrs. O. K. Krler, The Dalles; Miss Anderson, As toria. Sargent's Seaside Honss. H. W. Scott and wife. A. B. 8cott and wife, Estella Sterns, S. W. Scott and wife, H. Thompson, Mrs. H Thompson, Mrs. it. it., warren, Mrs. u. i-iiggins. C. R. Hlgglns. Mrs. Anna Hlgglns. Charles B. Arthur, Mrs. George Taylor, Miss Pansy Stewart, Mrs. Dan J. Moore, sr. Mario w and wire. lxuis H. Tar- pley and wife. Miss Henrlette Harlow, A M. Wright, A. A. Morrison, Edward Cooklngham Mrs. J. M. Arthur, Miss Florence Wolf. M. Flelschner, E. Levy ana wire, y. e. Uerald, s. B. Llnthlcam, Mrs. Linthlcum, ail of Portland; Mabel V. Weed, Spokane; William T. Macdon ald, John V. Smith, Charles F. Arnold, V. H. Knole, R. F. Hall and wife, Bos ton. Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Toner, Mrs. M. Toner, Gilbert Hunt, Mlas Hunt Mrs. M. Toner, Mr. and Mrs. Wat son, Mlsa. Comwell, Walla Walla, Wash. Colonial Hotel. Virginia Munraven, Elizabeth J. Phelps, Roy Banard and wife. Miss Helen Miller, J. Grimes, Mrs. J. Grl mes, Kate Earl, J. A. Evenson, LenaZacharl man, Mrs. J. L. Angell, Belle Harris, Pearl Gray, Fred J. Kleschmer, A. Harris, D. V. Heacock, Miss Stalker, Miss Campbell, J. R. Gladden and wife, C. T. Smith, Miss M. Smith, Miss Smith. Glen Smith. Miss Andrews. Miss A Cunningham, Miss Hammond. Mrs. E. J. Predmora, Miss Olive Predmora, J. P. Smith, T. E. Semyour. R. W. Agrell. C. W. Assman. all of Portland: f. i. xappendorrr. .fcJva Martin. B White, wife and two daughters, Van couver; juynaa Js-ari, Aiuca, ind.; jean Smith. Salem: Mrs. E. L. Smaliey and aaugnter. vvaiia walla: jonn conlov and wife, Gresham; Valentine Penwell, xneoaore Ju. H. Brown, -tiearhart; A. R. Davis, La Grande: E. O. Busenburg, wife and son. Lewlston. Mont.: Beulah iauaren, Hendricks. Minn.; Amy Laun aren, xewiston, tdano; u. a. uuniap, wife and daughter, Tecumseh. Neb.; w. E. Stout and wife. Knappton. Wash Mrs. E. P. Howe, Miss Howe, George town. Ohio: C W. Pone. Oregon t.'ltv: Miss Johnson. Raymond. Wash.: Charles Waehette. Eureka, Cal. The Commercial. ' C. F. Chopm and wife. H. C. Breck- ett, Charles Rellstat, E. P. Swanson, H. C. Blekett. H. V. Clark. J. F. Cox. all of Portland; -Mies Jensen, Miss i. Jensen, William H. Wood, George A. Olson, Astoria- John E. Holfls, J. M. Senalndoffer, Fort Stevens; Rose Kin dred. Inez Deane, Warrentown; A. J. Abbott and wife. Seattle: Mlas Well. Taooma; Mrs. C. E. Markham, M!si Mabel Morton, Hood River; F. E. Broekman, Eugene; M. Kebelleck. Cot tage Grove; G. W. Blgham, Oregon City; Carl Walenberg, Seaside: Paul Bliss, Gresham; W. W. Hume. Omaha, Neb.; D. J. Halfetty, Aberdeen; J. 1-;. Whlteotnb. Ilwaco, Wash. X ruse's Beah HotaL Max Guthart. M. Harris. C. A. Lewis. Ernest K. Goldapp. A E. Doyle. Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Ed Bergen, Miss Vernie Bergen. Miss Lillian Morgan, M'hi Laura Rand, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rani. Newport. Sept. 4. Gorgeously splen did weather has given Newport a sec ond season. Last week's rain and chill drove many campers - and - cottagers homeward, but the balmy airs now blowing are detaining all who lingered and the r.ew crowd, bent on trolling and hunting, is steadily coming in. The bay has been glassy the past few days and launching, boating and clam ming parties are the fad of the hour. Besides the excursions on the bay, the ooean has been smooth enough to tempt many seaward and Thursday and Fri day large parties tried a few hours on the Pacific. Hunting Is now to the fore. Several parties have been south this week and as many, probably, north. From both directions excellent luck Is reported, specially In the line of beer, which seem to be very plentiful this year- One Portland hunter has been expert enough to catch a deer alive. The man who performed this feat is Glenn Howell, who caugnt. Dare nanaea, a spotted rawn lit the surf near Beaver creek. The hotels are preparing for a large fall season and will keen onen at least until October. After carefully looking over the winter's prospects several of the hotels are thinking of runnlag. all winter to accommodate the many people who -tnioy Newport as a resort during that season. r Za Social Circle. A Jolly crowd of people boarded the launch Rone Thursday- afternoon and went to Oystervllle, five miles up the river from Newport, where they spread a delicious luncheon on shore under the trees and whlled the hours away very pleasantly. Those present were: Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Mclntyre, Airs. J. L. Hastings, Mrs. J. L, Hastings, Mr. Franklyn P. Lane. Mrs. Russell, Mrs. J. F. Wilson, Miss Lena Harwas and Miss Frances Gal lagher. Walter H. Evans, deputy prosecuting United States attorney, of Portland, with his family has been on a camping trip to Euchre mountain. They are now In Newport spending the rest of their vacation. Dr. J. H. Fell and wife of John Day are stopping at tne ADDey nouse. Mrs. J. ii.. Burgess and children re turned to Portland today. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Lundstrom leave today for their home in Portland, after spending some time nere. ' Mr. end Mrs. J. Martin came in Thurs day avenlng- and are In their 'cottage at Nya . crerR. A. ht Thomas left Friday morning on horsebaok for a trip down tha coast Ha may reach Eureka, Cel., before re- Mrs. Katherlne Sanson, who has been stopping In Newport . for some time, departed for her home Wednesday Kftaa , fari 17m.h ' tl.MM.vM.t- Wis., arrived Wednesday evening and went to her homestead on the Sllpti .iiuiBia.v itiui iwna;. Arthur Clifford, leader of the Clifford orchestra of Portland, left for hnm Titaarijiv ' . Mr. Raleigh Walker of Forest Orove departed for his home Thursday. Mr. Walker was leader of tha Waiirar orcnnsira mis summer. Miss Clarisso Wtlev of Portland haa returned home after spending a couple ui weens at. me Deacn. ' Abbey House. , F. H. Stolts. -Newport: 3. n. Wnth. red, Hlllsboro: Tonnlson " Weathnrrnri Eva Weatherred. Hlllsboro: M. a phil ips, Corvalllsj J. C. West and wife, Ore gon City: T. O. Eriokson, Portland; Helmna W. Thompson, Eugene; T. C, Wheeler, Cottage Grove; J. p. Meebau, Woodburn; Elisabeth Smith, Hlllsboro; Agnes Stewart Tannock, Joan P. Tan- nock, ureenoca, eicouana; iura Mltch- II niarlratnn Waah h In... T Center, Wash.; A. A. Selden. Portland; Mrs. Charles Meehan, Woodburn; George Wood. Woodburn; W. 8. Hall, Ql)-,-. T D 1 f Y. .. II' II... . - ! ..,, L , . x. ... " noil. I1VUUUUIII, UVUrRB H. Merritt, Medford; C. H. Brown and wife. Oakland, Or.; Will Simpson, Elk City; H. 8. Rollo. Salem; Mrs. J. 3. Olmsted, G. Howell, Portland; A. F. Hubler, C. E. Hubler. Corvallls; F. L. Ixwe. William H. Holland. Coos bav: Roy Price, Will Evans, Corvallls; John Bmun ana (wire, n. J. z,enrung, port- Und; W. C. Stevens. Big Creek; H. R. Taylor. Portland: Henry Nice. Lutiens; . C. E. James, Salem; G. F. Teed. F. g! ArjnU.",f?l rfortland! J. L. Hasting and wife, Philadelphia; E. C. Murray, Comor valley; Fuch Marx, Portland: Mrs. W. O. Duston, Waltsburg; William Hll gers, Portland: F. G. StUlwell, Lut jens; C. H. Hardy, St, Louis; Dr. J. 9-Kel,L n? Ifa. John Day; Charles J. Wolfe, -Jefferson i Q. Harding, Seal 0c?,V . MVHenke and wife, Portland; ' -iY" ' 8.- Hamer, Forest Grove, Mrs. R. W. Bk Hamer, Forest Grove: W. L. Arant. Corvallls; John Marshal., Port land. The Grand. , II ra. ' W. TT YTlltfiltln. UI.. V. Tl.l. ardspn, Mrs. L. E. Lewis, Rose IL Rob erson. Newbers: ITrank Pnlm u t Clodfelter and wife, Viola Gynee Mrs. o iAw ?.uchanan. Mr- J- C. Morreson, mwiirBuii, nuepanaenoa; Mra D. J. Scholl. Mlsa Ran, Ritar rnt0. Srov?i,S' J1"' Morf an 0at'"' c- W. Gam ble. Hillaboro, Ohio; George Wilson, Portland; John Z., Olson, Sycamore; W. E. Bennett. John S. Smith . Ptwianri- Delbert Hodges, Elk City; Fred Lyon, Kelso. Wash. ; Mr. and Mrs. Martney. Portland; J. G. Renwlck. Mrs. J. G. Renwlck. Pleasant Hill: Jaaala wt Rpy West Engene: Mrs. Isabella Ren wick. Millie Renwlck, Bums Renwlck. Pleasant Hill: W. 8. Conk. Mra w Cook, Woodburn u Mrs. W. M. Coleman. New Mexico: Mrs. Kat (Wmimn eblo, Col.;- Mr. and Mrs. George Hens chel. Mr. and Mrs. Aus-iiRt Snrgni Miss Maudy Spranger, Salem; Harry Walker, Corvallls; Hattle M. Turner, Bethany, Neb.; Mrs. Elizabeth Pitts, Eugene; Inez Murphy, Mary Murphy. Monmouth; J. F. Stephens, Kernvllle; Albert Howell, Toledo; Mrs. George Struthers, Guy Struthers, Walla Walla; H. Miller and wife, Portland; Joseph McMlllln, K. H, McMillln and family, Billings, Fla.; D. W. Potter, Mrs D. W. Potter. Blanch Potter. Sycamore; Eva Axtell, Vancouver. WHh.; J. W. Bell, Mrs. J. W. Bell, Portland. A CURE FOR o RHEUMATIS M Rheumatism is caused by aa excess of uric acid in the blood, which is carried throngh the circulation to all portions of the system. Every muscle, nerve, bone and joint absorbs the acrid, pain-producing poison, causing aches, inflammation, stiffness and other.well known symptoms of the disease. Permanent relief from the pains and discomfort of Rheumatism cannot b expected from the use of liniments, plasters, and other external treatment which does not reach the blood, where the cause is located. Such measures give temporary relief, but in order to cure Rheumatism the uric acid and inflammatory poison must be expelled from the blood. S. S. S. cures Rheumatism because it is a perfect blood purifier. It eoes down into th 1 circulation, neutralizes the uric acid and drives it from the blood. S. S. S. j expels the irritating, inflammatory matter which is causing the pain, swell- ing and other discomfort, enriehes the weak, sour blood, and permanently cures Rheumatism. In all forms of Rheumatism, whether acute or chronic, S. S. S. will be found a safe, vegetable remedy, possessing the properties needed to cure, and at the same time a medicine that builds up the entire system by its fine tonic effects. Book on Rheumatism and any medical advice free to all who write. 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