Oregon City enterprise., June 26, 1896, Image 3

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CHAT ABOUT TOWN.
M; MM Kit DltlNKS,-
II inn' Knot Hint I'.xlract
Hire' It.xit lli-er Carbonated
Wright' 10 ci-iit ldtot Hrnr
California I.imiiiiii Nyrup
Wllil Cherry rimphitt
I. him Fruit Juice
Chitinpiiuno Ciil'ir,
K K, Wii iuuh, the grocer.
ir. White' lUIr grower for sale ly
I''., 0 , I-sruaworlh.
Money tu I01111 1111 K""1' fal I'Htiili)
security by A. H lresacr.
If you'ar troubled wlttt ilmnlriitr, ko
to Kanisworth, bit run rurH you.
Use "PCri'I'lNK" fur floor. Char
limn A Co., agent. Clicular free,
Tim Kri-alcat haruaih fvtr ollerm! in
millinery nl at Minn (iohlainilh'.
Charumn A Sou will pay tlm hl)(hit
lnrkii irlrti for hiIh(im'. dried fruits,
tg, I'M.
I r . W, Walton I now assistant to lr.
J. VV, Wctl'll, llltllllilt, 0lilU )(lt-
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Tlm Nuvi'liy Candy Factory la tlm
ili'e to (it pure ice errant In any
iinlity.
Th W. C. T. V. will iih-H at the r.l-dl'in-e
of Mr. I.. ('. Prim; on Friday,
Juno '.'il at 2 :.').
Kreah ftah on Friday and haturday of
each wwlc at Pan William' brail ol
Svyrntli tirl lt.
Hhlrt waist in all dosiKti ainl ii
at tint ltarkut atom. F.arh out. la a
bargain of llsclf. Come anil we them.
"Wake up Jacob, ilav la break Inn 1"
so said Je Witt's I.lllln Karly Kiatr to
the nian who hail taken tlittin v aroiiae
bla aliiKvUb livttr. C. ti. Huntley, drunk-lit.
Munyon'tiuitilicinttaars Ilia lalrat, and
Cbarman A Co., tbu iit-to-dalo tlriijt
KiaU, liavs acuiiililo atiM-lc . i'auiliUtla
frwj.
' Hlrawlicrrii-a witli awevt ircuiu and
tlio rlioii'ful rakra will Im aervcl in
aeaaon at tba Novelty Candy Factory for
'J.') ecu la
lr. J. W. Welili, ilenliMt, dua rf
luovoii ma oince irom me l otirier nuilil
1 1) .C to the Willamette blink opwltt tbu
K)ntollli'e, tipalnira.
Io you lurk fuitli and lovfl beallli?
1-et tin t'Mlubllali your faith and rt'Htorn
your heiilth with lo Wilt's Suraiipurllla
C.U. Huntley I'niKKiHt.
A dollur aavttd la eipml to two dollura
cm lied. I'ay up your aubwiptlon to the
Kntkhi'Minr and gul tb tbe benellt of
th reduction in price.
Ir. Wbllo'a bnir grower, 15 rentHon
aiiplicatiou at FHriiBWorth'a. Cluani
your head and erailicatea the duiidruir
and niakea your bair amootb and aoft.
The Southern I'licllio rullroad Com
pany have bad a force ol men with a pile
driver putting In new pile under the
rnllroad treatle In tbtt lower part of the
city.
l'uaa the good word along the Una,
1'ilcH run ho (prickly cured without an
oH'rti"ii by limply applying In Witt 's
Witch II.1.0I Halve. C. ). Huntley,
druggiat.
Klir.Ahelb Stuurt I'lielpa will publiHh
in McCluru'a Mugiixine for July Iter rec
ollection, which are very inlimulo and
iiitcri'Nting, of Ingfellow, Wbittier, and
Holmes.
Tho bonne ol councilman Roomer on
the corner of J. (j. Adama and Seventh
MtienU, bna been undergoing repairs the
niHiweuk ami la niucii improvua in ai
jR'arance, Sewing Machines cheap. Want a
Nwing niachiiio? Gut a good one and
pay $'.r; five year guarantee; f5 down
f5 pur month until paid. See Bellomy
A. BubcIi about it.
Frank P. Welch, dentist, graduate of
tho University of reniiHylvHiiia, will be
in Oregon City ofllce Tliuradiiy of each
week ; remainder of each week In Port
land olllco, room 77 Dekum building.
Persona who have a Cuiigbing spell
every night, on account of a tickling
sensation in the throat, may overcome it
at once by a dose of One Minute Cough
Cure. C. O. Huntley, druggist.
"Lincoln as a lawyer," an illustrated
paper made up mainly of reminiscences
and anecdotes from men who practiced
with Lincoln at tbe bar, will be one of
tbe features of McClure's Magazine for
July.
We are anxious to do a little good In
this world and can think ofnoploasantor
or hotter way to do it than by recom
mending One Minute Cough Cure as
a preventive on pneumonia, consumption
and other serious lung troubles that fol
low neglected colds. C. O. Huntley,
Drnggist.
For a ijulet pliicn to hitch your horse
way from tlm motor llnu and a place to
fit a II mt cIiihk joli of ri'i'ulriiiK or burse
siiocliPir mil mi hi. I Hcrlpt iiro'n tlini on
I'll t It Blu'Ct.
( 'Illinium Hon lutvo a splendid lino
Ol HIlilH Of t'lolllilllf of till) IlllKHt lylH,
ml those desiring new suits for Perora
tion luy, will ho allowed a 1(1 percent
discount oil I he regular pi ire for cash,
Tim N'ovitllv OmiiiIi' Kui'Lorv'a lilt
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, folllltulll III rillllllflK HllliOHt llliy Slid flight
and the iiroprintoia are aervliif their
viiMtiimiira will) the fliii'Ht Icuclitum am I a,
Arlli! am la, Wlllioit mineral water, root
boor and rarhoniilnd orange, cider.
A great aUiighter aalo of giioils alliditly
ilamuKttd by miioku will be on for the
next I.') day at K. K. Martin's caah
aioio in tint old MelhodiHl t'lnircb 011
Hevmitli atrecl. Many of the goods not
in the leant ibimiigeil, will be told
down below cost.
away
It would I i bard toronvinco a man
ailflerlug from bilioua colic that hlsiiKony
is dim to a microbe with an uniironoiiiii:
able liiioie. Hut one dosit of IV Will's
Colic A Cholera Cuie will convince him
of Its power to allord instant relief.
It kills pain. CO. Ilutitley, druggist.
When w consider that the intestines
are about live time as largu as the body,
wh can reali. Hie inteimo siiiroring ex
perienced whitn tliey become inllsmed.
lie Win's 1,'nlio A Cholera Cure siiMucs
iullamniation at once and completely re
moves the dilliciilty, V. U. Ilunlley,
druggist.
F.li Hill, Lumber City, l'a., writes,
"1 have been aulfuriug from pile for
twenty-five years and thought my cane
incurable. 1 Wilt.s Witch 1 1 ami halve
was recommended to me as a pile cure,
so I bought a box and it rlormod a
M-riuauent cure." This ia only one of
ihousaiids of similar esses F.ciama,
sore a and skin dineaaes yield quickly
when it is used. CO. Hnnlley, drug
git. H. V. Curler, rou I foreman attheCa
nemah district, dtmervos credit for put
ting tbe road In excellent condition from
tne city limits to the bluff eolith of CV
liemab. The rosd l was laid with
broken rork on tbe hotlom and covered
with loose gravel, and li pronounced by
old Inhabitants to be in better condition,
than ever Mure ,
Oregon city people when in Portland
ran get a good home-cooked (lmt-claas
meal at The Froulinac, 2o3 tSixtli street
corner of Madison, apelUing dinners
being a specialty. Kooma by the day or
week very reasonable. Those attending
the great celebration from July 1st to the
7lh w ill find this house a unlet home-like
place lo slop. f
Messrs. HtirmeisterA Andreaen havo
received a sample piano from the II r 111 of
Krakauer Proa., the celebrated mimical
instrumer.t manufacturers of New Yoik.
ll ia an elegant Instrument finished in
antique oak, and is one of the prettiest
musical instrument ever brought to Or
egon City. The stool, too, ia of unique
design, and more durable than ilia ordi
nary make.
For tbe past aix week the Western
Wheel Works have lieen turning out of
their immense plant 610 finished Cres
cent bicycle every day, an 1 yet are be
bind in order. This equal the output
of the two largest bicycle factories in the
U.S. Crescent aie popular and since
they were put on the maiHet at honest
prices, the price uf every other bicycle
in the V . 8. has been reduced.
While in Stockton, Cl., some lime
ago, Tho. F. Langan, of Los Panoa.that
stiiUt, was taken very severely with
cramp and diarrhoea. He' chanced to
meet Mr. C M. Carter, who w sim
ilarly alllicted. He says: "I told him of
Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and li
arrhoeu Kemedy, and we went to the
Hidden Drug (tore and procured a bottle
of it. It gave Mr. Carter prompt relief
and I can vouch foi its having cured
me." For Bale by O. A. Harding, drug
K't. 8. K Holcouib of the Portland Pack
ing Co., was in Oregon City, Tuesday,
arranging fot early fruits for his cannery.
Mr. Holcomb, with big father and bro
ther, who are well-known fruit growers
of Clackamas county, have operated their
cannery for the past six years and have
built up a splendid reputation for fair
dealing, as well as turning out only first
class canned goods. In addition to
fruits, they put up all kinds of vegeta
hies, and their cunnpry has come to bo 1
large consumer
products.
Sick stomach
ol Clackamas county
means sfkk man (or
woman).
Why not be well?
Sick Btomacli comes from poor food.
poor nourishment; means poor health,
poor comfort. Shaker Digestive Cordial
means health and a well stomach.
If we could examine our stomach we
would understand why it is that to
little will put it out of order.
Put, unless we are doclor,, we never
see our stomach. We only ieel it, We
would feel it less if wo took Shaker Di
gestive Cordial.
Shaker Digestive Cordial makes your
stomach digest all the nourishing food
you eat, relieves all tbe symptoms of In
digestion, acts as a tonic and soon makes
you well and strong again.
The more you take, the less you feel of
your stomach.
At drugiilsts. Trial bottle 10 rent.
U It AND AKM V KUdU'l 10.1.
Dopiirhnriit llrlb f ( uriia Officers (l a
lllgliljr llonoieil.
One nl lint most ploHmuit gut hei lugs
Hint has lakoii phicu In Oregon City for
many days was the rm option cf tint new
departiumil ollirurs ol I ho W. It. C, i r.
H. M. McCown, presuleiil; Mrs. .lunlilej
II. I larding, aoi ri-iaiy, and Mrs. Fannie
I. . Cochran, treasmitr. The people of
Oregon City giuiurslly, and the members
of Mi'tdit I'uHt and the local Iteliel
Coip in art!culiir. were highly grati
II ml to know that this c'ty bad secured
the 1 'genitive ollicers and the headquar
ters of the stale department of I lie
Women s Ifelief Culpa.
A a result, the
luemlM-ra of tlm Pont and tbe lteliei
Corps, (-(included lo giy tint honored la
dle a reception. First on the program
was tint nubile installation of Mi. Hard
ing as department secretary by Mrs.
McCown, department president, Mrs.
Harding having left Iniliqs'ndence la:
fore the Installation ceremonies took
place. The new ollicers occupied a place
on the platform, and Mr. McCown pre
sided. Commander C. A. Williams said that
he did not come heie to talk, but com
plimented the Corps on Hie elevation of
one of their number to the place of ile
partmeut commander. Ile desired to
exprcs the pride and saliafitction on lie
half of Meade Post, No. 2, In seeing the
inemlatrs of Meade Hehef Corps, No. 1H,
o highly honored, and tendered the
congiatulation Irom the former body to
the department president.
K. T. (irider was next called upon,
and said be wa well plesstd with tbe
encampment, and Meade Itelii-f Corp.
Ile vpoke of the good feeling among Hie
veteran at the atate encampment at In
dendence, resulting in pleasant mem
ories ol that occasion. HeaUted that be
bad recently read that the Women's He
lief Corp bad handled more money, and
relieved more needy, suffering people,
than any oilier benevolent organization
in the United Slate, taking the number
of member into consideration. Mr.
(Jrider then gracefully presented 'he de
partment president, secretary and treas
urer, each with an elegant hoquet,
which were thankfully received.
When Capt. J.T. Apperson wa called
upon, he slated that be had not been in
formed that each speaker wa expected
to present the now department ollicers
wilh a boquet each, and consequently
was not prepared to compliment them
in that way, Ile thought the selection
of the department eflicer would result
creditably to the Helief Corps and tbe
i. A. K. in general. He ixke of the
iniortance of learning to oliey In mili
tary matters; that we must work and
otwy, and said he would only be too
glad lo obev the wishes of tho new de
partment ollicers.
Comrade Oscar F.uton, of Oswego, was
the next sneaker, and he mentioned
friendship, loyalty and charity, as the
cardinal principles of the Helief Corps.
He told how, when be thought of en-
listiiiK as a soldier in the army, that his
wife kindly and patriotically enlisted to
slay at home, run the little farm and
look after tbe two small children, while
he went forth to fight the battles of the
country. He paid a tribute to the
women of tbe country, and said it was
their loyalty that saved the country.
As Mrs. S. M. McCown, the new depart
ment president, was mistress of cere
monies, and presided, she did not have
much time for speech-making, but her
remarks were always timely. She makes
an excellent presiding olllcer.
Mrs. Fannie Cochran, the new depart
ment treasurer, said that aside from
anything else, she was very much grati
fied wilh the tlugs that they brought
with them. She further stated that it
was not all honor with tbe Women's Be
lief Corps; ibey had to work for their
honors.
Mrs. Jennie P. Harding, the new de
partment secretary, when cullod upon,
made a few appropriate remarks, and
excused herself from any speech-making,
as she bad to look alter the com
missary department.
Mrs. T. M. Miller, one of the dele
gates to the Independence encampment,
was called upon, and suid she pre
sumed that she had been taken along to
escort the O. A. R., and that she ought
to have a boquet in recognition of her
services. Her remarks were spirited,
and to the point. Soon aftrrward Mr.
Orider, also presented a boquet to Mrs,
Miller.
Mrs. Kditli Clouse made a few appro
priate remarks, and expressed her grati
fication of the honors conferred on
Meade Relief Corps.
Mrs. J. Doremus, was called upon and
expressed ber appreciation of the honors
conferred upon Meade Relief Corps.
Comrade Dayid McArthur related
some war reminiscences, and told of the
homesick fooling of many of the soldiers,
while resting from the work on tbe bat
tlefield, and how he was inspired to
courageous efforts by tbe words of a
young lady nurse, when he wag sfck In
the hospital.
Miss Botta Fonts delivered a patriotic
recitation in a very clever way.
George A. Harding thought Meade
Relief Corps, No. 18, should be specially
complimented for securing the deport
ment headquarters for the ensuing year.
He was especially gratified that tbe
executive officers were from this Corps,
and pleased to note that the secretary
Higheit of all in Leavening Powers Latest U.S. Gov't Report
Absolutely puce
bad Ih'oii llironirli the war with him.
O. A. Cheney, in hit inimitable man
ner, gave some Iritetenting stories of sol
dier life.
Mr. I.ulz verv accsptubly sang a
mlMl , W).
Miss Clara Warner delivered a recita
tion, that is worthy of favorable mention.
liy request, Oscur Katun, of Oswego,
read the oem which he had previously
(lellvoied at the Htateiineaiiipineiit at In
deitendence, A banquet was served by tlm ladies uf
the Helief Corps, which accounted for
the excellence of the repast, and was
com pi i met lo the excellent cooking of
those who prepared the feast .
Alter dinner speeches were made by
Judge T. A. Mi I'.ride and Lieutenant J.
P. Diuiick, of llubbatil. Tbe Confer
boys furnished some good music, and
some song with Mrs. Harding at the
piano. There was another sdj by Mrs.
Lull, also a song by Hickman.
It wa aliout midnight when tbe inter
esting feslivities were brought to a close.
Following 1 a corrected list ol those
who answered the roll call from Clacka
mas county at tbe O. A. K. encamp
ment at Independence:
J T Apperson, Oregon Cl'y, E 1st Og'n
D Williams, Oregop City, U 3 Wis.
B II Stone, Oregon City, A 50 Wi.
J A Stuart, Oregon City, E 12 Iowa.
Julius Prieator, Oregon City, E 2 lo.
Clms F Horn, Oregon Ciiy, K 7-1 Pa.
M K Willoughby, Oregon City, E 121
Ohio.
A Maul, Oregon City, D 0 Ohio.
David McArthur, New Era, E 1J III.
J Martin, Oregon Clty.T 9 Minn.
0 II Dauchy, Oregon City, B 3 Minn.
William Russell, Oregon City, K 1
Minn.
E T GriJer, Oregon City, A 27 Ind.
L Forbes, Oregon Cilv, K 110 Ind.
O Eaton, Oswego, A 20 Mich.
J B Califf, Orea-on City, K 38 Mich.
C A Williams, Oregon City, I 9 Ver.
J Doremus. Oregon City, U 27 N J.
The following members of Meade
Relief Corps So. 18, were in attend
ance: Mr Sarah M. McCown, Mrs. Jen
nie B. Harding, Mrs Melimla Stuait,
Mrs Fannie Cochran, Mm. Marion
Miller, Mrs Henrietta Doremus.
Bids Mauled.
For 2000 cords first-growth seasoned
fir wood suitable for factory use. Wood
to be delivered in our yard as wanted.
Payable in cash. Bonds will be required
for i!.e fulfillment of the contract. Rids
will be closeU, July 15th, 181XJ. This
company reserves tbe right to reject any
or all bids.
Okkiion City MANcr.ciTBisa Co.
Oregon City, June 24th, 18.H.
Cares Croup.
"My three children are all Bubjit-t to
cioup; I telegraphed to San Francisco,
got a half a dozen bottles of S. B. Cough
Cure. It is a perfect remedy. Ood bless
you for it. Yours, etc., J. II. Chozikb,
Grants Pass, Or." For sale by C. O.
Huntley, druggist.
Ten big insurance companies
F. E. Donaldson.
McClure's Magazine for July will have
an illustrated paper by Cleveland Moffelt,
1 howing the exact sta'.us, at the present
moment, of the horseless carriage, and
indicating the immense revolution that
impends in traveling and traffic, now
that the horseless carriage has practic
ally passed the experimental stages.
Red Seal spices are the best.
E. E. Williams, the grocer.
Harry Sloper, w ho has been for some
time engaged in the draying business of
thiscity, on last Monday sold his interest
as drayman to Frank Durham. Mr.
Slopor hereafter will be busy for two
days of the week in the barber shop of
Mr. Shark.
Leading insurance agency
F. E. Donaldson.
Last Saturday J. Tompkins while
driving through the timber on the west
side of the river was accidently thrown
from the wagon breaking Iris collar-bone.
He ia resting easy, and a speedy recov
ery is expected.
Second-hand bicycles, fJ5, at Hunt
ley's book store.
McClures Magazine for July will con
tain a fine series of portraits of Long
fellow, most of them from rare origionala
furnished by Miss Alice Longfellow, the
poet's daughter.
Saratoga Chips fresh and crisp.
E. E. Williams, the Grocer.
Judging from the number of Crescent
bicycles seen in Oregon City in compar
ison with other makes, Crescents are the
popular wheel.
Reliable fire insurance
F. E. Donaldson,
A large assortment of garden hose
just received at the hardware house of
Pope k Co.
Powder
A Laboring Man' Home.
For a person, who desires to slop pay
ing rent and to raise their own vegetables
and fruit, I have a splendid piece of land,
one acre on Abernathy road mostly im
proved, bouse, chicken-yard, good well
and some fruit. One mile and half from
Oregon City. School bouse anil church
'4 of a mile from place, three brick yards
and saw mill near by. Price f 250, Dart
down, balance on time. Trade or work
in part pay. Inquire at place or address
(i. W. Walukon, Oiegon City.
How to Care Rheumatism.
Araoo, Coos Co., Oregon, Nov. 10, '93
I wish to inform you of the great good
Chamberlain's Pain Balm lias (lone my
wife. She has been troubled with rheu
matism of tbe arms and bands for six
months, and has tried many remedies
prescribed for that complaint but found
no relief until she used this pain balm,
one bottle of which has completely cured
ber. I take pleasure in recommending
it for that trouble. Yours trulv, C. A.
BtLLOKD. 60 cent and $1.00 bottles for
sale by O. A. Harding, druggist.
House Made Bright.
Murrow, tbe painter, his removed his
shop to Seventh street, near the depot
where orders cm be left for painting,
paper-hanging and calciming. Price
to suit tbe times and all work honestly
and efficiently done. tf
I J StrattoH.
Ha placed in his store, corner Seventh
and Center streets, in addition to bis fine
line of GRocERiKS, hat, rxio etc., also a
full stock of LEAD. PAINTS, OILS AND
VARNISH, which he will sell as low as
THE LOWEST. 4t
Assessor's Notice.
All property statements for the assess
ment roll for Clackamas county for the
year 18, must be in my office by July
1st or property lists will be made up
from the roll of last year.
J. C. Bbadley. Assessor.
I'or Sale.
A fine sewing machine, in first class
order. Just as good as new. Sold at a
bargain. Capt. John Kelliy,
Dr. Vauderpool'i
Physic, the S, B. Headache Liver and
Kidney regulator, takes the lead with
us. For sale by C. G. Huntley, druguist.
Price's flavoring extracts are the
strongest and purest. Book of "Delicious
Desserts" free.
E. E, Williams, the grocer.
Ten Dents per pound will be paid for
clean, while cot'on rags such as ojd
sheets, pillow cases etc. Apply at this
office.
Wanted, furnished room, or room and
board by a young man. References
given. Address, 'Room" caro of Enter
prise. Karl's Clover Koot will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head clear
as a bell. 25c., 50c., ar I dollar. For
sale by Geo. A . Harding.
A. F. Rogers, representing Blake, Mc
Fall Company was in Oregon City Thurs
day. This company has a large and
growing paper trade in this place and
their dealing has been so fair that they
handle nearly all the paper used by the
printing offices and merchants here.
.The
IJRE
TWO -CENT STAMPS E
we will send you
a Brilliant Gem
of unusual color, Mn
and a copy of TH" "
"The Great Divide" so you can se
what a wonderful journal it is, pro
yided you name the paper you saw thi
in. It's a real Jewel we'll send you.
ADDRESS
THE CREAT DIVIDE, Denver, Cola
FOR
CURES SCROFULA,
BLOOD POISON.
THE
CURES CANCER,
ECZEMA, TETTER.
BLOOD
A. W. PHILLIPS,
EXPRESS
AND
DELIVERY.
Prompt attention to hauling to
any part of Oregon City. .
Moving attended to promptly and
carefully.
Social rates given on hauling to
and from Gladntone and Park
place. FOR CLATSKANIE
Steamer G. W. Shaver,
Commencing Aoril 15, will leave
Portland foot of Washington street Tues
day, Thursday and Sunday evenings at
5 o'clock Returning, leave Clatskanie
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings at 5 o'clock. Will pass Oak Point
about 7; Stella 7:15; Mayger 7:25;
Rainier 8:20; Kahtma9:15; St. Helens
10 :30. Arrive in Portland 1 -.30 a. m.
This i the nearest and most direct
route to the great Nehalem valley.
Shaver Transportation Co.
FOR-
ABSOLUTELY FDRE DRUGS
BO TO
Q A. HARDING.
NONE BUT
COMPETENT PHARMACISTS EMPLOYED
me PerMB and Tollst Mclet
Alio a (all stock of
IP-A-IITTS- OILS ETC.
LJELLO
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1800 miles of long dis
tance telephone wire in
- Oregon and Washington
now in operation by tho
Oregon Telephone and Tel
egraph company.
Portland, Seattle, Spo
kane, Tacoma, Salem,
Walla Walla, Pendleton,
Albany and 96 other towns
in the two states on the
line.
Quick, accurate, cheap.
All the satisfaction of a
Srsonal Communication,
istance no effect to a
clear understanding. Spo
kane as easily heard aa
Portland.
Oregon City office at
Huntley's Drug Store.
J. H. THATCHER, MANAGER,
Portland, - - - Oregon.
To the Public-
WHAT THE
GAMBRINUS
....TOILI. DO....
DELIVER AT YOUR not'SK:
The Gambrines Pilsner or
Bavarian Bottle Beer, per
Doz. Quarts at 11 50
California White Wine per gal
80
80
50
50
00
" Claret ine per gal.
" Port Wine per gal.
" Cherry Wine per gal.
Best " Grape Brandy per gal.
lOyear old Whiskey, Nonpa
reil per gal 4 00
Our goods will be found the best
ever offered to the public at the price.
Leave your order. We garrantee
our goods to give satisfaction or
will cherfully refund your money.
N. F. Zimmerman, Mgr.
For Keg Beer lea v. your order.
EiitabllMhed 186 J.
CI.
PIONEER
na
TMfei1 and Epre,
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE.