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ptfepsy
weakens the body and de
grades the mind. It saps
the nervous strength that
is the source of all health,
and perverts the functions
of every, organ. Because
of its stubborn nature, it is
often called incurable. This
is not true. There is one
medicine that never fails to
check the nervous spasms
and give new strength to
the entire system.
"My little girl had epilepsy so bad
that in' one day she suffered seventy
one fits. The doctors gave her up to
die, but I beyan giving her Dr. Miles
Nervine aud now she is perfectly well.
It took five bottles to effect a cure.
Mrs. Adie Lewallen,
Siloam Springs, Ark.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
Regular October Terra of the County
Board.
John Lewellen, T. B. Killin, and Win,
Brobst, CommiMloneTt.
Dr.
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tks.'
allays nervous irritation,
stops spasms, restores di
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Sold by druggists on guarantee.
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Surfus- Williams.
One of the prettiest weddines of the
season was the marriage of John E.
Burfus.of this city, to Miss Eva Wil
liams, of Maple Lane, at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Williams, in the presence of friends and
relatives. The house was beautifully
decorated with myrtle, evergreens and
:flow..rs The ceremony was performed
nnder an arch of evergreens. Kov. E.
8. Bollinger was i he officiating clergy
man. The bride's gown was a beauti
ful brown silk trimmed with white silk
unci applique, and she carried a boquet
of white carnations. The bridesmaid,
Miss Mamie Evans, of Oregon City, wore
a gray skirt and white organdie waist,
mnd carried a briquet of white carnations.
iuy IE. MacElhany, of Oregon City,
acted as best man. After ths ceremony
the guests repaired to the dining room,
wtoere a Jelicious duncheon was served'.
The dining room decorations were of
wss and carnations very artistically
rrangad. Alnrge number of beautiful
,nd costly presents were received.
Mr. Mini Mrs. Surfus will make their
. iture home in Oregon City. They
lave a host of friends who wish them
joy and happiness thiough life.
Meindl Laxe'Ae.
Sunday afternoon at the resident of
the bride at Mt. Pleasant, Miss Lorena
Lazelle was united in marriage to Fred
J. Meindl. Judge Ryan officiated aud
as is characteristic of him solemly united
the happy couple. Miss Lazelle is a
very popular young teacher in the
schools of this county and has manv
friends in and around Clackamas county.
Mr. Meindl is a young min command
ing a large circle of friends, having
figured somewhat in politics on the
socialist ticket. He at prewent is teach
ing the Canemah school. Mr. and Mrs.
Meindl will reside at Mt. Pleasant.
Sea ra'Jinowla nd .
On Thursday afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
at the home r.i the bride's parents, in
this city, Rrv. Mr. Heaven united In
matrimony Miss Ellie Knowland, of
this city, and Joseph Sears, of Salem.
The bridal pair departed for Salem on
the 5 o'clock train, where they will re
side. The guests present at the cere
mony were: MiBses Emma and Lena
Krifkson, Blanche Wilcox, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Knowland, David and Joseph
Knowland, Jr.
State oi Oregon, county of Clackamas.
In the matter of bids for the oy lie
tion of a bridge across the Tuala
Bids were opened this day IdgeCo.,
County Surveyor as follows to-to nstruc-
J E McCoy, $4650; Pacific B in river.
$4035 ; J B TiHotson, $4494 ; C F Royai &
Son,47d0; E V Olds, $4510.
It appearing to the board that J B Til
lotson being the lowest bidder and the
bid being in all respects regular, it is or
dered that a contract be entered into be
tween J B Tillotson and Clackamas
County in the sura of $4494 for the con
itruction of sf.'tt bridi'e, p.nd that hie
bond be fixed at $4000, that said bridge
be completed on or belore the 1st day of
January 1903, and in case of failuie to
complete said bridge within the specified
time the said J B Tillotson is to forfeit
$10 00 for each and every day of such
delay.
In the mitter of the petition of Sam
Prather and others for the opening of the
Ed Graves road.
It is ordered that said road be opened
next April.
In the matter of the petition of W H
Seward for liquor license.
Now comes W H Seward and presents
to the Board a petition asking that a li
cense be granted him to sell liquor in
less quantities than one gallon at Bar
low, Clackamas County, Oregon, he pre
sents a receipt showing that he has paid
into the County Ireasury $200 00 and has
filed a bond in the sum of $1000. It is
ordered that a liquor license be granted
to the said W H Seward in accordance
with his petition, i
In the matter of cancelling a county
warrant.
It appearing that County warrant No.
11888 was issued by mistake; It is there
fore ordered that said warrant be and
is hereby cancelled.
In the matter of cancelling a County
warrant.
It is ordered that said warrant issued
to W W Bellmore be cancelled and said
B.ellmore's name be stricken from the
Indigent Soldier lint.
In the matter of cancelling County
warrants.
x It is ordered by (he Board that war
rants Nos. 11650 and 11870 issued to
Thomas Holland, an indigent soldier, be
cancelled and Thomas Holland's name
be strickeu from the list of Indigent Sol
diers.
in the matter of the report of viewers
of Palmer road.
Report of viewers read first time and
laid over until tomorrow for second read
ing. In the matter of the application of the
residents road district No. 33 to put gate
ways across county roads. '
It appearing to the Board that by rea
son of the recent fires in district No. 33
all the fences were destroyed, and that it
is necessary to allow such gateways in
order that said residents may plant crops
and properly protect them from stock.
It is theiefore ordered that residents in
district No. 33 be and are hereby granted
permission to place gateways in county
roads in said district for a period of one
year from the date of this order.
In the matter of the application of the
Eastern Investment Co. for rebate of
taxes.
It appearing that on March 15, 1902,
the sheriff issued to the Eastern Invest
ment Co. a tax receipt covering the
North half of the Northeast quarter of
and the West half of the Northwest
quarter of section 3, T 7 S, R 2 E, and
on the same day issued to the O & C R
R Co a receipt covering the same land.
It is therefore ordered that the clerk re
fund to the Eastern Investment Co. the
sum of $0 10 and to cancel the same as a
double assessment.
In the matter of the report of viewers
of Wilmot road.
Keport of viewers or saiu road was
read first time and laid over until to
morrow for second reading.
In the matter of the report of viewers
of the Palmer road.
Said report was read yesterday on its
first reading and now on this day on its
second reading. It is ordered that the
field notes and plat of said survey be re
corded and in all respects approved, and
that said view and survey be established
as a County road, and that the expense
thereof be paid by Clackamas County.
dismissed.
In the matter of the petition of Alorizo
Sutton for a road of Public Easement.
It is ordered that John Ritchie, James
Wilson and Richard Morton be appoint
ed Viewers, and J W Meldium, Sur
veyor, to meet at the residence of said
Alonzo Sutton on the Z4tu day ot ucto
ber,1902. In the matter of the claim of Sol Garde
for damages.
This matter coming on to be heard on
the claim for damages presented by Sol
Garde, for damages sustained to lot 1,
block 5, by reason of the excavation
made when the suspension bridge was
built. It is ordered that the matter be
laid over until the next term of the
board.
In the matter of White Bros, and C
E NaBh piling cord wood in' a county
road.
It is ordered that the sheriff serve
notice on said parties to remove the
wood from the road, or to show cause at
he next meeting of the board why they
should not.
In the matter of the incorporation of
the town of Milwaukie.
It is hereby ordered that the following
persons be and they are hereby appoint
ed as judges and clerks of election to be
held on the 25th dav of October, 1902,
for the purpose of electing officers of said
town of Milwaukie, and to determine
whether said town shall be incorporated
as a municipal corporation. 0. K, Bal- j
lard, firBt judge; James Hooper, second
judge; Philip Strieb, third judga. O.
Wissinger, first clerk; Geo. Hively,
second clerk, F H Lechler, third clerk.
Iu the matter of correcting the assess
ment of J. R. Kinyon.
Now comes J R Kinyon and making
affidavit that he has been assessed with
178 acres of land when in fact he has but
119 acres in this county, the balance
being in Marion county. It is ordered
that the sheriff receipt to the said JR
Kinyon in full for the taxes of 1901, he
having paid on the first half thereof.
In the matter of the complaint of
Jacob Sager that George Randall is tear
g dinown his fence.
Th is matter coming on to be heard on
e cthomplaint of Jacob Sager that George
Randall has torn down the fences inclos
ing blocks 4 and 5 in the town of New
Era, said blocks being the property of
said Jacob Suger. It is ordered that the
supervisor of that road district investi
gate the matter and report at the next
meeting of the board.
In the matter of the cancellation of a
mortgage tax.
The petition of John Wise asking that
a ccertain mortgage tax for the years
1889. 1803 and 1891 be cacelled. It is
ordered that the mortgage taxes for said
years be and is hereby cancelled.
In the matter of opening the Buratow
road.
It is ordered that the field notes and
plat of suid survey be recorded and in all
respects approved and that the said view
and survey be established as a County
road and that the expenses thereof be
paid by Clackamas Countv.
In the matter of the application of the
Eastern Investment Company for assign
ment of tax certificate.
It is ordered that tax certificate cover
ing the N. W. U of section 8, T. 2 S. R.
7 E. be assigned to the said Eastern In
vestment Company.
In the matter of the pavment to W. F.
Harris of an unpaid Lumber Bill.
It appealing to the Board that there is
yet due said VV. F. Harris the sum of
$40 70 for Lumber furnished Clackamas
County. It is ordered that the Clerk is
sue a warrant for the said amount.
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JT SUMMONS.
f Oregjn for
Oct. 13 J. P. Morgan, for operators,
.presents plan of arbiirution and indi
cates persounel of board.
Oct. 15 President Mitchell rejects
.plan of arbitration unless Roosevelt 18
gi veil a free hand in uaming board.
Octr 15 Operators agree to let Roo?e
elt select arottr.itioti uonrd.
mwm
Shylock was the man who
wanted a pound of human
flesh. There are many
3hylocks now, Nic convales
cent, the consumptive, the
sickly child, the pale young
woman, all want human flesh
and they can get it take
Scott's Emulsion.
Scott's Emulsion is flesh
and blood, bone and muscle!
It feeds the nerves, strengthens
the digestive organs and they
feed the whole bod)-.
For nearly thirty years
.Scott's Emulsion h is been the
rcat iriver of humm flesh.
We vtill send you a couple of
ounces free.
SCOTT & BOWNE. Chamlsts,
0S-4! S Pearl Street, NewYork.
c. aud f 1.00 ; all drugim.
KXI'KNSK ACCOUNT,
In the Clrcnlf Court nf the i-tate
county of Clao utin&K.
' Little Soobijbii, PMutiff, vs. Woodford Scog
gaa, Dbfeurtant. '
Tn Won iforrt Ccoemti. above named defendant:
In the name of the finite of Oiemn you are here
by required to appear and answer tle complaint
filed agilnst you in the above entitled suit in Ihe
above named court, on or b.-fore ' .ctober 31, 1002,
the same being sex en weeks from thf first pub
lican n of this summons, ann you win unto no
tice that if vou fail to ao appear mid answer said
complaint the plaintiff wil' Vpnly to the Court for
tne rcnei aoma' ueo in saiu uuiupiuuu, tu-wii.-,
that the bonds of matrimony existing betwen
vmi Hud Dhtintill' he nlssnlvf-d.
inis summons is puniif-nt'u ny me uiuwi ui nm
Hon. Thomas A. MnBiide, Jiu'ge of the Piith
Judicial lis! Met of the State of Oreg n, in the
Oieson Citv Courier-It . raid, a weekly newspaper
of general circul tion iv Clackamas oonuty, for
seven coiuecutive weeks commencing September
19, I'M, and continuing to an i including O tcber
81, 1DIK.
GEORGE C. BROWNELL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Wedneaday evening the kome of Mr.
and Mrg. A. Robertson, was the scene
of a very pleasant gathering, the oc
casion being a reception to Rev. Frank
Mixsull, the newly elected pastor of the
Presbyterian church. The Bpacious
pnrlors of the elegant Robertson resu
dence was decked with beautiful autumn
leaves and maiden hair ferns, and every
thing presented an appearance attract
ive in the extreme. Many of the Pres
byterian people, accompanied by their
friends were present, and with the most
cordial spirit imaginable extended a
welcome hand to the new pnetor. He
is a gentleman of exceedingly rare a
bility, lioming from a great theological
university in Wisconsin.
A new Royal and a new Queen draw
head sewing machines will be giyen a
way to customers of Parkplace Cash
Store on Christmas.
REALTY TRANS FERS.
W II Boring, 2 days, 2 miles $4
I li JoiiHriKl, 1 ' u
0 Vinzunt, 2 " 4 "
U W Phillips, 2 "
J W Roots, 2 "
K M Foster, 2 "
II 11 Johnson, 5 " 30 " 28 00
In the mutter of the petition o( John
A Hidings and others asking that the
Kagtin and Garrett Mill road be opened.
Petitioners ask that the above uamod
road be straightened. It appearing to
the Hoard that the owner of the land
through which said road will pass will
claim damages by reason of such change.
It is therefore ordered that petitioners
he notified that Surveyor will not be sent
until all claims for damages are settled.
In the matter of the petition of Win X
Daviua and others for a county road.
It is ordered that W 11 Station!, A
Man', and Ward Lawton be and are
hereby appointed Viewers to meet at the
bptfiniiiiig on Wednesday the 22nd day
of October, lt)02, and John W Meldrum,
Surveyor.
In the m-itter of the reports of Rucord
erand Olerk.
This matter coming on, on the reports
of above named ottiiVM showing that the
Recorder has received $200 55, the Olerk
$197 75; it is ordered that said reports be
approved.
In the matter of tho report of warrants
issued for payment of scalps.
Now conies the Countv Clerk and
shews that he tias issued warrants to the
amount of $2 00 as bounty on wikl ani
mals, and ttie Board being advised it is
ordered that Slid leport he approved.
In the matter of payment to J W M.'l
drum of the amount omitted last mouth.
It is ordered that a warrant issue to J
Meldium for the sum of $28 00.
In the matter of the vacation of a por
tion of third Avenue in the town o( Oak
Orove.
It appearing to the Board that the
w i itten consent of the persons immedi
ately adjoining to said third avenue, a
j portion of which it is proposed to vacate,
j has not been tiled herein as required by
I statute. It is therefore ordered that the
' motion to dismiss be and the same is
' hereby allowed, and the said petition is
Funishe 1 Evey Week by Clacka
mas Abstact & Trust Co.
SUMMONS.
In the circuit court of the state of Oregon, for
the county of Clackamas.
Charles Trimble, plaintiff, vs. E-a Trimble, de
fendant. To Eva Trimble, above named defendant.
In the name of the state of Oregon: You are
hereby required to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you in the above named suit
in the above name court on or before Friday, No
vember 14, 1902, the same being seven consecu
tive weeks from the first publication of this sum
mons: and vou will take notice that if vou fail
to so appear and answer said complalnt.the plain
tiff will apply tn the court for the relief demanded
In said complaint, towit: That Ihe bonds of mat
riniony now existing between you and plaintiff
be dissolved.
This summons Is published bv the order of the
Hon. Thoa A. McBrlde, Judge of the fifth Judi
cial District of the B'ateof Ongon, in the Courier
Herald,a weekly newspaper of general circulation,
commencing October 3, 11KW. and continuing to
and ini hiding Fridav, November 14, 1902.
GKO. C. BROWN KLL
Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
R.TOTICE IS HEKERY GIVEN THAT THE
I undersigned has been duly appointed aib
ministratrix of the estate of Charles VV,
Armstrong, deceased, by the county court of
Claokainas county, uregon, ana an persons nav
ing claims aeainst said estate arc required to
present the SHine, only vennea Becoming to law,
to Ihe nndersiened at her h.nue in Canby, Clacka'
mas county, Oregon, on or before six months
from the date of the publication of this notice,
to-wil: The lutu any ot uciooer, hsk.
ELLA P. ARMSTRONG,
Administratrix of the estate of Charles W. Arm.
strong, deceased.
SUMMONS.
Willamette Land Oo to J T Apper
sou, lot Ublk3, Parkplace $100
R G Oabui'u to A S Louden, se of
sec 30. 5-4 e 600
S E Willey to M J Albright, lots 6,
7, 8 and 9, sec 10 4-4 e 640
U L Keyte to S L 15 sguy, g interest
in b w of Bee 8, 5-1 e 475
M Enes to S L Bagby, same land. . . 570
O C Curtis to M L Roberts, lot 24,
blk 40, Minthorn 1
M L Roberts to E F Rilev, lot 24,
blk 40, Minthorn 5
C O Curtis to E F Rilev, lots 1 to 7,
31, 2 aud 3 aud 40 to 43, blk 17, 25
3d, in blk 40, Minthorn 78
U M Hively to Win Ouuimiug, 8
acres in II Johnson cl in 2-2 e.... 175
J Morteuson to M M Sely, 15,l
acres In Magone cl 450
J Bucholz to Sute, 10 acres in sec
25 and ti, 2-6 e 250
II A Allen to E N Brock, 43 acres in
the Fordyeed 3 S e 323
D llerron to F lvruger, 54, acres iu
nw of sec 8, 3-1 w 1
II Ljbis.-uer to F A tlesa, lot 1 aud 2
blk 5, Edgewood 80
Security S & T Oj to F M Kckert, 34
acres iu a e of sec 0, 4-1 e 400
C B Case to M V Brown, lot 8, Ulk
133, Oregon City 100)
r. ... ,. .i.-r ii'jn:.... ,
.u u smc&iami iu l. t'. u imams, ;j
interest iu lot 1, ti, 7, 16, 17, 18,
1!, Clackamas Park .. .. 100
J Kraxberger to A Kraxberger, seof
ne soo 14, 4-1 e 600
G J Currin to U F Currin, 100 acres
iu cl 10. 3-4 e 1
JE Nelson to Win R Davis. 120
acres in IJ Feller cl 3 aud 4, 3 e. .2500
J K Biuhm to 11 F Conner, sw of sec
25, 1-3 e.... 1600
M O Strickland et al to W E Braia
ard, lots 16, 17, 18 and 19 Clack
amas Park 78
0 Datilke to J F Anirewt15 acres
iu el 48, 2-2 e 10
The Parkpla : Cash Store will give a
way two sewing machines on Christmas.
See Holmes, Parkplace, Oregon.
In Ihe circuit court ol the state of Oregon, for
the ftomitv ot Cltiokamas.
Mary Biirtoa, plaintiff, vs. J. J. Burton, defend
ant. To J. J. Burton, defendant above named: In
the name of the state of Oregon, you are hereby
required lo appear an. t answer the complaint tiled
attainst vou iu the above entitled suit in the above
nameu court on or uciore rnaay, noyenuier
1902, the same being seven weeks from Ihe first
publication of this summons, mid you will take
notice Unit if you ful. to so appear and answer
said complaint Ihe plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in said complaint
towit: That the bonds of niatriniory now exist
ing between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved,
This summon is published by the order of the
Hon. Thus. V. Uyau. county Judge of Clackamas
county, sta e'f Orgon, in ttie absence of Hon.
Thoa. A. McHtide, judge of the fifth Judicial dis
trict of the slate of Oregon, ill the Oregon City
Courier-Herald, a weekly newspaper of general
circulation, prime I in Clackamas couniy, for
seven consecutive weeks, commencing Friday,
October 17, and continuing to and including
Friday, November '28, 1902
liEO. C. IIHOWNELL,
Attorney (or Plaintiff.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Elizabeth Shuni.y, dfcease.
Notice is hereby given th'ut Hie undersigned has
been duly appointed by the county court of
t'lrtekama's county, Oregon, as administrator of
the etttate of Elizabeth Hhaiuly, deceased. All
lentous having claims ngniust said estate are
lereby notlnVii lo jwesent the same, properly Teri
tled as by Ihw required, to mo at Wilhoit, Ore., or
my attorneys at Oregon City. Ore., within six
months from this date.
Dated this 17th dav of October, 1902.
O. 8. UOYU&S, Administrator.
ROBERT A. M1LI.KK and O. D. KBY,
Attorneys for Administrator.
CHRONIC CASES
Are partiiuihrh deaerous.
You can only cure Piles by
removing the c.iuae .
Win cn not net at the cause
with anyihiu but internal
remedy.
Chronic ca-"1" makp the most
enthusia-itij advertisers of this'
remedy, because it cures.
Gmt forced Sale
To the people of Oregon City and vicinity
FAlfil STRE
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" silk finieh fleece lined fast black hose " "
Poorl Ttiitr.nnn. regular 5c Der dozen " " 2 doz
Ladies' Fancy Dress Buttons.reg. 10c and 15c per doz
1 3 for.
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SilUftiine Crochet Cotton, ree. 5c a ball
Box Assorted Hair Pins, leg. 5c per box
Celluloid Dress Combs, 10c each "
Unbleached Hheeting, 30 inches wide '
L L Bleached Muslin, 36 " " "
Bleached Cambric 36 " "
" Superfine, in finish and quality..
Ladies' Half-wool, non-shrinkable Vest and Pants,
regular 75c ;
Ladies'Heavy Riobed Fleeced Under Vests and Pants
regular 35c , "
Ladies' Heavy Kibbed Fleeced Union Suits regular
75c ,
1000 Dozen Laces of all widths and qualities to close out
Ribbons of all widths and qualities, to close out
150 Dozen Ladies' Handkerchiefs, plain and fancy to close out
Corsets, Corsets and Corsets, Sale Price from 40c and up
Nail Brushes, regular 5c Sale Price
Shoe " " 15c ;
Clothes " " 25c
Large Kitchen Aprons, regular loc ...
Men's Sox 3 for 10c and up
" Fleece-Lined Underwfar, reg. $1.25 pif suit ..."
" Heavy Ribbed Fleece-Lined Underwear, $1 suit " '
" AH-Wool Ribbed Underwear.reg. $1.25 each.. . " "
" Jersey Ribbed Overshirts.regular 50c ..." "
" Working Shirts, double front and back.rea. 50c " '
" Exira Heavy Jersey Overshirts, regular $1. . . . " "
" Suspenders, silk ends, good rubber, reg. 25c " "
" Sleeve Holders, regular 5c " "
Memorandum Bjoks, regular 10c . . " '
10 quart Water Bucket, granite
Pompadour Combs, regular loc and 18c (
Cotton Napkins, regular 4c ((
Real Linen JNapfcina
Oil-boiled Turkey Red Napkins
Fine Tablets for sclnol use "
Men's Seamless heavy weight wool socks
1 yard square Tapestry Table Cover, regular 9oc. . '
Children's Fancy Pocket Books, regular 10c "
Ladies' Fancy Round Hose Supports, regular 20c .. .
A 1 Razor, regular $1.25 "
Fine Toilet Soup, 3 bars in a bo
2G-inchUinbrel!as ior ladies and children, regular oOc '
Aluminum Hair Pins, 3 cards, smal", large, medium
Arfeordion Plea'te'dVM.irceriziid Colored Skirts, reg. $1 "
All Othur Go ids Not Meati med Here Are Riduced fti Proposition To
Above Prices. J
1 6 for
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Miniature Wonderland
A neat and dainty publication containing a complete history
of the Northern Paellio Trademark. The artlstio oovers of
the Wonderland, l'JOl are used iu miniature.
Wild Flowers from Yellowstone
A book of pressed wild flowers from Yellowstone Park,
showing the real flowers in thtir natural colors. A dainty
and beautiful souvenir ten specimens of flowers and six
full page Illustrations oi pars scenery.
Yellowstone National Park
A new 112 pase book In strong, flexible oovers good paper,
plain tvpe, illustrated, pocket size, a compendium aud
descriptive of the World's Wouderland.
CIlmblng'.Mount Rainier
An Illustrated pocket-size book, 72 pastes, In strong, fleiible Send
covers printed on beaTy paper, descriptive of an asceut of 1 Twenty-Five
the highest peak in the Dnited States-outslde of Alaska of a Cents.
glacial nature. ,
8end
Four Cents
Send
Fifty Cents
Twenty-Five
Cents
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Here is Indeed a Genuine Slaugh'
ter Sale.
Farnk Bush. "The House Furnisher,"
who needs no introduction to any house
holder of Clackamas county, suffered
heavily by the tire in Springwater, where
all the improvements on his farm, which
were extensive, were swet away. This
loss has put him in a pinch. He must
raise hard cash to meet his liabilities.
His misfortune will become a public
benefit. To force sale he has made
cuts never known in this city's trade
in the prices of heating stoves, sewing
maobiaes and all other merchandise
ompriaing his mammoth stock. Here
I ttn oest ca trcn iu me wuim m
w or cas a .
Stricken With Paralysis.
Henderson Grira t, of this place, was
stricken with partial paralysis anl co a
pletely lost the use of one arm and side.
After being treated by an eminent pliv
sician for quite a while without releif
my wife recommended Chamberlains
Pain B.ilm, and after using two bottles
of it hi is almost entirely cur-?i. Je).
R. McDonald, Mm Loan county, VV.
Va.. Several other very remtriiable
cures of partial pariljsis htva beea ef
fected by the use of this liniment. It is
most wide y known, hiwever, as a care
for rheumatism, sprains an J bribes.
Sold by Geo. A. Harding,