OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY MAY 13, 1893.
CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS.
8trfurd.
PTArpoRD, May 8 -Mr. Theof Reichte
celebrated his 27th birthday Sundav last.
Home cases of mumps still in our
nidst.
Jacob Sclials, our genial harneeamaker
and repairer, had the misfortune to break
a cord in bis leg and throw his knee out
( joint while descending a stairway in
Portland Thursday List. A doctor was
summoned and the wound dressed.
Jacob is at present still unable to be
loved and will stay at his sinter's, Mrs.
Zeigle, till able to be brought home.
Our K!iUcl Cii.uoi.a are booming
amidst war's array.
John Gage is hauling off wheat. He
ays when grain wrestles around the
dollar mark it high time to sell.
Miss Fannie Weid intends returning to
tier home in Jefferson the coining week.
Mr. G M. Gage and wife of Sellwood
were visiting his mother here Sunday.
Mr. Reichle has just broken up four
and a half acres of new clearing.
Henry Schati has his new barn nearly
t.ingled.
John Moser has commenced work on
Lis new bouse.
Robert Biehle is breaking land on
which he intends planting potatoes.
il. E. Hayes has purchased a new
ook stove; it is rumored that he intends
going in partnership with his house
keeper ere long.
Matthew Athoy has become Grandpap
Hat
Zark Elligson and family spent part of
U-it week in the metropolis with rela
tives. Mia. M. A. Gage left on Monday to be
with her brother, Hon. E. A. Moees of
Fortland, and help care for his daujrh
iir, Miss Winnie, who is lying very low
with malarial fever. Miss Moses has for
jears held a position as teacher in the
Failing school.
Some of our neighbors talk as though
Virous to go to war, thinking it wouid
We a picnic to travel free and lick the
ftuanisn, while there are others who
fcang back as though it were a call to the
fl'loWS.
Hhubel.
Fhcbkl, May 8 Grain is looking fine
in thitt part of the country and lruit trees
ae in full bloom and indications are
lliat there will be a good yield again.
Johnny. Moehnke, who is working in
Portland at present was home on a visit
lat-t Sunday.
Bora to the wife of Emil Hornchub a
son. Mother and child doing well.
: Fred Moehnke, our enterprising saw
wilier lost valuable horse one day lat
wuck. He had it tied to a rope and
around the front leg. It was staked out
in the field and somehow it broke its lei?.
Mrs. E. W. Hornschuband daughters
Emms and Calla, are visiting at Mr.
Fred Lindaw, of Clarkes, today,
Mr Christ Hornschuh is busy haul
ing wheat to town at present.
Mr. McArtbur, of Portland, is spend
ing a few days with his old time friend
Gottfried Moehnke. They both left
Canada for parts unknown to each other
and they accidently met each other on
tiie streets of Portland a few weeks ago.
A dance was given in the old Mink
tore last Saturday night. A lare
erwd was present and all bad a good
tfuie. It was conducted by Messrs.
William O'Conner. William Shannon,
and Henry Martin.
Clackamas.
Clackamas, May 11. Died, on Friday,
tUeOih, Georgia Iuiel, aged 11 years.
The funeral took place at the M. E.
cli'irch Sunday at 10 o'clock A. M.
Many friends, especially his schoolmates,
wjo shared in tin sorrows of the family,
attended .
Sylvester Foster is now recovering
ery rapidly from the severe cut which
be received some time atw while playing
wl;!i gome other small boys on a flat car,
Lich was on the side track.
The M. K.churrh improvement society
arc maki.ig preparations to re-shingle
sue church.
Miss Winnie Dedinan, of California,
U visiting her mother and other relatives
Lt'i e.
Clackamas is showing her bravery by
lb volunteering of two young men.
Alex Thompson and daughter vinited
C:iip McKinley Tuesday.
iviany old soldiers now feel the effects
f i lie hard service they endured during
lint war. Mr Geo. S. Anderson, of
K'.rvi!le, York county, Pe'in.. Sij saw
i'.v hardest kind of service at the front,
Is "OW frequently troubled with rhenms-
ti. in. "I had a severe attack lately,"
Lo says, "and procured a bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It did so
much good that I would like to know
wijat you would charge me for one
dozen bottles . " Mr. Anderson wanted
it both for his own use and to supply
il to his friends and neighbors, as every
family should have a bottle of it in their
Voiue, not only for rheumatism, but
lame back, sprains, swellings, cuts,
bruises and burns, for which it ienn
qlialled. For sale by Geo. A. Harding.
That lmm Bat can be tmret wltb
Rutland.
Rkolasd, May 9. The farmers are
wishing it would rain as the grain and
garden is in much need of rain.
There will be a basket social given at
the Stricklen school house next Friday
evening the proceeds will be used to
purchase a flag or a bell (or the school.
E. Mosber gave a barn raising on
Saturday April 30. When it is finished
be will have a very convenient barn, it is
30x50.
Miss Mattie Stiugley, of Eagle Creek,
is working for Mrs. F. W. Sprague.
Scnoot is progressing nicely in district
No. 21 under the auspices of Miss llattie
F. Wilcox.
L. Mother Is working at the Cedar
Vale shingle mill.
The neighbors of Viola and Redland
gave Mies A. I. Hicinbothom a pleasant
surprise party a few nights ago.
C Wallinshne, who was up on the 0
RAX. road as cook for the sexton gang
is at home now.
While working at the Cedar Vale
shingle mill D. 11 Mosher had the mis
fortune to have a scale fly from a steel
sledge splitting the first joint of his
finger open.
Miss Elsie Rerkey is on the sick list.
Royal Sprague, ol Stone, was visiting
relatives in this town Saturday of this
week.
D. H. Mosher was at Logan to bear
that "howling Top from
Saturday evening. He says it will take
more, than him to turn him to be a Pop,
That right Harry.
The Pops accuse the Enterprise ol
calling them Spanish sympathizers.
Now I've heard junt such style advocated
among themselves, and then for a Pop
ulist editor to get up and say "(bat is
the d t lie that was ever published,"
perhaps the editor of the Oregon City
Herald is no Spanish sympathizer but
when you hear a man (ay that he wishes
that if our army goes to Cuba that half o1
them would get killed off it looks as if
they were Spanish sympathisers.
Maple Una.
Maple Lane, May 9 jrandma Dick
erson is visiting relatives atCanemah.
Mrs. R. Flitcroft and son Bryon, of
Oregon City were visiting friends in this
vicinity the first of the week .
Mies Jennie and Master George
Hankins, of Oregon City, spent Satur
day and Sunday at their uncle's, Thos.
Da vies.
Rev. Oberg, of Oregon City, preached
at the school hous, Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Ed Sharp and Miss
Lizzie Priester, of Frog Pond, are the
guests of Julius Priester and family.
Soo Sing bas moved into the house
recently vacated by H. C. Green.
L. Mantz has purchased timber of
Thos. Davis and bas men cutting on the
same.
There was a social hop at W. Whit
man, Saturday night.
Mrs. S. Ware, of Oregon City, was
visiting at H. C. Greens, last week.
Miss Lottie Rodgers, of Portland, was
the guest of Miss Mattie Mautz, Sunday.
Miss Sophia Waltemathe, is visiting rela
tives in Portland.
Mr. and Mr. Chas. Spangler were
visiting at J. B. Jacksons Saturday and
Sunday.
M. J. R. Davies went to Molalla
Saturday, where she will visit with
friends and relatives for a few days.
Mrs. N. W. Richards returned home
Sunday from Sellwood, she was accom
panied by her daughter, Mrs. 8. S.
Jennings, and children.
School closes at this place Friday next.
In the evening there will be a short grad
uating exercise, after which the school
will give an entertainment consisting of
music, comediettas, tableaux ylvants,
recitations, etc. All are invited.
Barton
Bartok, May 11, We have fine
weather, but would like some rain.
Sunday school started again for the
summer. Prot. Shrock was elected
superintendent, Miss Dollie Foreman,
secretary, and Mr. James Heinkle treas
urer. There was a good attendance taut
Sunday. Everyone is invited to come.
E. H. Burgliardt, one of our most
prominent businese men, spent Saturday
and Sunday a Currinsville.
The measles have not quite all disap
peared yet
L. C. Metzger is very busy delivering
flour. The mill at Barton is running
euery day with plenty of wheat to grind.
Our schoo' if progressing nicely under
the management of Prof. Shrock. At
l ist we have found the right teacher as
t'le scholars all seem to speak highly
of him.
Barton will Boon have a new store
again.
Mr. J. C . Long, of Woodburn, was in
our burg on business with L. C. Metzger
last week.
WASTED.
A reliable man, single, would wish to
get acquainted with respectable people,
near Oregon City, who are interested in
fruit growing and poultry. Address Ul
ricb, 225 First street, Po rtland, Ore.
Hood View
Hood View, May, 10 Mr. Cad Iter
is quite dangerously ill.
Grandpa Zumwalt is considerably
improved since his late illness.
Mrs. Chas. Eplor is able to be around
gain.
Grandma Seely is home Irom the
Oregon City hospital much improved.
Grandpa Looney who has his leg
broken recently, is not improving very
rapidly.
The Misses Mary and Amelia Rocherg
of Portland were guests at their father's
home in Wilsouville Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Tooze entertained
quite a number of guests Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Winnie Rissell, ol Canby, is visit
ing her aunts, Mrs, Bishop and Mrs.
Frank Seely of Wilsouville.
Fred Boeberg and bride, of New Era,
were guests at his old home Saturday
and Sunday.
The birthday party given by Mr. and
Mrs. Bishop Seely Thursday evening in
honor of their eldest son, Charles, 21st
birthday, was a grand success in every
way, there being about three score and
ten invited guests present. All enjoyed
games and music until 11 o'clock when a
sumptuous repast was served, which had
leen prepared by the able hands of Mrs
Seely, assisted by others and all did
justice to it, declaring it one of the finest
spreads they had partaken of for many a
day and wishing more of our young
might become twenty-one. Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Larson rendered some fine
instrumental music on violin and organ,
as also did Mrs. W. Bissell and Mr.
Larson; and Mrs. Lottie Tooze, and Mr.
Perry Sharp, Miss Maude Seely and
brother, Charles sang "Woman's
Rights," with organ accompaniment.
Miss Maud sang a solo and then the
Wilsonyille choir sang several songs.
Mr. Charles Seely is one of Wilsonville's
most prosperous and energetic young
men and well worthy of all the honors
bestowed upon him on this, his becom
ing to manhood.
The party at Mr. Boebeys Saturday
night was quite largely attended and
much enjoyed by all.
Twin Ctty.
Pabkplace-Gladbtoxe, May 11. R.
L. Russel has added a new delivery
wagon to his business.
Lester Bill and Theo. Osborne, of
Portland, visited friends in Parkplace on
Sunday.
Ed Bolds, who has been on the sick
liit for some time past, is again in the
ring.
Joe Harding and Fred Hargreaves, of
Camp McKinley spent Sunday in Glad
stone.
Judge Galloway will go to Eugene
Saturday where he will deliver a lecture
to the students of the college on "0 ur
Public Lands."
Miss Nora Elliott, lately of Elliott's
Prairie, arrived in Parkplace the first of
last week, and is a guest at the home of
Capt. and Mrs. J. T. Apperson.
Misc Corner, of Eugene, was the guest
of Judge and Mrs. da 1 low ay the first of
the week.
Mrs. R. A. Miller favored the pupils of
the two upper rooms of the school Fri
day afternoon by her reading of Shaks
peare's Julius Caesar. The very fine
rendition of this historical production
was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Mrs.
Miller showed herself not only to be an
elocutionist of no mean ability, but a hue
Shaksiearean critic as well.
Mrs. Geo. Howard is visiting her
mother Mrs. Gilmore, of St. Helens,
Columbia county.
Logan.
Looa, May 10 Everything in Logan
is yery quiet at present with the excep
tion of war talk. The people of Logan
are not lacking in patriotism and there
is more than one who would like to
engage in a conflict with the heartless
Spaniards.
Mr. Jacob Gerber has torn his old
barn down and intends to have a new
one erected immediately.
Emma and Mebala Gill of Oregon
City spent Sunday with relatives at
Logan.
Fine weather continues but crops ate
beginning to show the need of rain .
Your Face
Shows the state of your feelings and the
state of your health as well. Impure
blood makes itself aprarent in a pale
and sallow complexion, pimples and skin
eruptions. If you are leeling weak and
worn out and do not baye a healthy ap
pearance you should try Acker's Blood
Elixir. It cures all blood diseases where
cheap sarsaparillas and so called puri
fiers fail; knowing this we sell every
bottle on a positive guarantee. George
A. Harding, agent.
The subscription to the Enterprise is
but if paid in advance it is $1.50.
Subscribers must not get behind and
then expect to get the paper for $1.50.
Outstanding subscriptions must be paid
UP-
pMdaekm stopped In 20 minutes by Dr.
kUW fAUi Vuam. "One cent a dose,"
A
What does A stand for! When
gome friend suggesta that your
blood needs A Buruapurilla treat
niont, remember that A "lands for
AYEK'S. Tho first letter in the
alphabet stands for tho first of
sarsaparillaa ; first in origin, first
in record, first in the favor of the
family. For nearly half a century
has boon curing all forms of blood
diseases scrofula, eczema, tetter,
rheumatism, erysipelas, blood poi
soning, etc. Thorc's a book about
theso cures " Ayer's Curebook, a
story of cures told by tho cured,''
which Usent free on request, by
Dr. J. C. Ayer, Ixnvoll, Mass. Tho
book will interest you if you aro
sick or weak, because it tells not
what it U claimed tho remedy will
do, but what your neighbors and
fellows testify that it has done.
Will it cure you ? It has cured
thousands like you. Why not youT
REAL ESTATE, TKAXSEErW.
Furnished Every Week by the Clarka.
mas Abstract k Trut Company,
lKnowlestoDA White and WP
Kntes Nov 2, '97 W 1) lots 4, 5, 6
and 7, sec 9, 1 7 s, r 3 e $500
I Lettler to I) and II Legler Mch 5
'1)8 W D, wij' of nw4', sec 0. t 2 s
rl e
600
G Sehierve to M Bent, Apr 29. '08
Q C D, 5 acres in sec 12, t 4 s, r
3 e
O & C R K Co to II J Hoffmeister
Oct 15, '04 deed se.'i of so1' see
23, t 2 s, r 4 e
180
I F All.right to E F. Albright Mch
28, '98 W D 49V In 8 &
White claim 500
J t Albright to 8 T Albright Mch
28,98 W D 41 acres sec 13, t 3 s
rl e
600
A Schneider to P J Schneider Apr
9, '98, W D, 12 acres in sec 17, 1 5
s, rl e
W Hitchman to P J Schneider May
2, '98 W D 10 acres in sec 17, t
40
6 s, r 1 e
3500
8 Batyto II Smith, Sept 27 '95 W
D 48 90 acres in Wm Offish! claim
II Smith to F A Klingcr May 4, '98
W D 40.90 acres in W Offield
claim
800
U 8 to Perry Williams Nov 10 '97
self sec 22, ttls, r2e Pat
A W Albright to J L Tuhbs Dec 27
'98 W D 12 acres sec 21 , 28, t 5 s
r2e
2800
M H Smith to D Smith, Apr 30 '08
W D blks 08, 99 Friends Colony
W J Miller to G W Leuty Nov 1
97 W D e of n4 of se.'i , sec 8,
t28,r3 e
F Zrtssin to Q W Leuty May 8 '97
W D nji of se sec 8, 1 3 s, r 3 e
N II Darnell lo It 'J Ashby May 2,
'98, W I) 100 acres, also 3.97
300
50
acres in sec 20, 1 4 s, r 2 e.
3000
Conrad Wayer to G Kramer Mar 7
'98, W D lot 15, blk 45, Onwego
70
I L and C D Banugrower to S Klin
ger Apr 29, '98 W D v of of
O P Goodad claim 2300
A II Shaner lo M E Church Mch
8, '08. W D 80 acres sec 20, 21, 28
29. t5s,r 2 e
1000
II F Kayler to F and M Adams Dec
5. '96. W D n of tract 4 Molalla 100
E A and M E Brady to J Reilly
May 7. 98, W D lot 5, blk 30,
Oregon City 700
Alfred Shaver to P C Miller et al
trustee, Mch 8 '98, W D 1 .03 acres
sec 21. 28. t6s. r2e 10
THE CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT 4
TRUST CO. are the owners of the copy
right to the Thorne system of abstract
indexes, for Clackamas county, and have
the only complete set of abstracts in the
County, can furnish information as to
title to land at once, on application.
Loans, Investments.real estate, abstracts
etc. Office over Bank of Oregon City.
Call and investigate. Address box 377,
Oregon City Oregon.
For Constipation take Karl's Clover
Root Tea, the great Blood Purifier. Cures
Headache, Nervousness, Eiuptions on
the face, and makes the hpad clear as a
bell. Sold by Charman 4 Co., druggistc,
Oregon Citv. -
FOR SALE
At a bargain, the 400 acre farm known
as the Trullinger farm, about nine miles
east of Oregon City, a well improved and
good farm, at a low price and upon fav
orable terms. For particulars address
W. II. Fear, Room 410 Chamber of
Commerce Building, Portland, Ore.
The U. S. Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
Aprs
Sarsaparilla
SALEM WOOLEN MILLS
Wo make, tho llest
Customors from Oregon City will havo
their faro paid both ways by getting
their suits at our retail store.
85 Third Street - - - Portland, Ore.
I'MON CANDIDATES' MEETINGS.
Messrs. W. S. U'Ren, J. J. Cooke and
James Coon will seak at the places and
times given on the left of the column
marked "A" and Messrs. W. W. Myers,
George Ogle and George Knight will
speak at tho places and times on the
right marked "it." Joint dinvueeiou
between U'Ren and Brownell aie ex
pected at the places marked "J, I." All
meetings are fur 7:30 P.M. unless other
wise staled. Other candidates and
x-aker will be with each party from
time to time.
A Date II
Sminyaltle May l:i Marktburg
Marashurg May I.)
Maple Lain May II
Parkplace May 14 Mania Ijiiic
Newly May hi Daiiiawiia
liamaacua May Id
Handy May 17
Maripiani J D. ...May 17.. Handy
May 17 2 p ni ... HoiIiik
Heaver Lake 8 it May is Cherrjvllie
Mllwaokte May IS
New Kra May III
Molalla, J I) 2pm May lit Kagla Creek
Molino May IN Oarlleld
Cenbv May W
Kllioit l'rairlf .. May :'l
HravrrCk Bit 2 pin May '.'I . Can von Crrck
Mink School il.. Mav '.'I 2 p tit. . .Iliglilaml
licaii. J D May 1 Onwrito
Viola May W. .. .Stafford Sclill
Maple l.ane May Z' 1'lea.anl Mill
Mackatmrg May Ul .Krog I'oml H II
Union Hall May 27 Union 8 11
Ulan J School H..May Harlow
Drown a h 1 p m . May
Milwatikir.J 1) .. May.V) Milwauklt
Willamette May .'11 Logan
Holcoinb Sell 11. ..June 1 HpriU)(aur
Itedlanda June 2 Oeorue
t'larkea June 3. Currlnavliie
Orrgon City J una 4 Orrgon
Hon. W. R. King, candidate for gov
ernor, and Hon. J. R. Sovereign, ex
Master Workman of Knights of Labor,
will speak in Oregon City at Shively's
Hall, on Friday evening, May 20.
nurklen's Arnica Halve.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, bores, Ulcers, Halt Rheum,
Fever Hores, Tetter, Chaped hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all rikin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
For sale by Charman 4 Co., Charman
Bros. Block. Price 25c.
Sunday Services.
OK KM AN KVANOKI.ICAL LLTU
KKAN IMMAXUAL CH U UCH-Corner
Kiglitli ami J. H. A'lama atrei'U; Itev.
Kriieal 1. W. Mack, pantor. Kuinlav sr.hool
at 1I A. M.. ei-kly armrea every Thiirly
at H P.M. German echool evt-ry Saturday
Troiii 0 lo 12. Everybody Invited.
F1IIHT CONOKKOATIONAL CHI7HCII.
Kev. I. W. tlu l.r, fantor. Sorvlreaat 10.au a.m.
and 7:30 r. M. Sunday School aflor mnriiltii
anrvlce. Flayer meeting 1 hu'aday erimiug t
7:t0o,elvk. Prayer in ue tint ol Yount riile'i
Society ol Christian Kudeavor every Sunday
evening at 8:80 prompt.
FIKST BAPTIST Clin HUH. - Rar. U U
Kuoo, Paator MurnliJK Service at lM: Sunday
School at ll .lfi; Kveulnt Service 7:!W; HeKUlai
prayer meetlua Ihuiaday evonlnK. Monthly
Covenant Meeting erery Weduenday evenlni
preceding the flrat Sunday In tba mouth. A
cordial luvltatlon to all.
8T. JOHN'S CHUKCH.CATHOUC.-RIV. A.
HiM.tur.AHn, PaaUr. On Sunday manual and
10 ao a. M. Kvery aecnud and fourth Sunday
Herman aermnn alter the s o'clock matt
At all other maaaea Kugllah aermnui. Sunday
School al i m p. M. Veapera, apnlogotlcal
tuhlecta and Benediction at 7:80 r. u.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUICH.-K.
T. I Jonei, Paator. Morning eervlce at 10:45;
Sunday School at 10:110. Claaa meeting alter
morning aervlre. Kveulug aervlce at 7:110.
P.pwnrth League meeting Sunday evening at
ti;:w; Prayer Meeting Thuraday evening at 7:80.
ttraugura cordially Invited.
FIKHT PREHBYTEKIAN CHUKCH.-Rsv. A
J. Montgomery, Pantor. Hurvicea at 11 A.M. and
7:30 r. m. Sabbath School at 10 k. M. Young
People's Socluty of Christian Kndeavor meett
every Sunday evening at 0 30. ihuiaday
eveuiug prayer meeting aw:ou. oenia iree.
EVANOEI,IOAL CHUIICH-OERMAN-Rev.
Erlcn, Pantor; i. it, Ehkkt AxnUtnnt.
Preaching nerviest every Sunday at 11 A. M.
and 1:'M) P. M. Habbatb nchmil every Sunday al
10 A. M.. Mr. ZimmoruiHii Supt. t'rnyor Meeting
every Inurnday evening
OKRMAN HJTHKKAN ZION'8 CON
gregatioual clinrcli. Kev. K. Hack, paator.
Services every Holiday at 11 A. M. Sunday
school at 10 A. M.
8T PAUI8 CmmCH-EplHcopal-W.
1). Williams, 1). !., - minister in charge.
HtiMlav Hcbool at 10 a. m., nervices at 11 a,
in. and 7:.'C) p.m. Kridava at7:.'I0 p.m. even
ing prayer nervine with an addreaa. Beats
free. A cordial invitation to all the ser
vices. ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all la leavening
Strength., g. aovrmot Report.
HOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS
They ovniTOme Wenkr.fltt, Irregu
larity ami uiiilrtnioi.Olicmane f lKir
and fiaiilHll "imltin uf men', tina
tlun." Hnjraia" Lire a)irra"
tutflrlbut wcitiinnlH'uil, nli'mir iln
Teletimfnt of nrunnn arel IhmIv. No
f .'Wtf. . nnn remedy for women (quail
js" Af if Z'A tliein. 'nmil do hnnii-llf" lie
IS1 romea a plin.ure. 1 per lo
5.'l r'S-i Sy mull, "nlrt by driia-gl'ta.
iW'.Taftr K0TI 0HECALOO..tiua,U.
For sole by C. G. Huntley.
Wholosalo ami lletail Manufacturers
ami Dealers in Men's and Hoys Fino
Clothing.
ALL-WOOL SUIT
on tho market
THIS IS WHAT
our customers claim for us and
our groceries; That we offtr
the heat of groceries at the low
est prices. They have ronll
donee In our goods and know
that we never mlarepremMit our
selves and that our stock of Una
groceries Is thn purest ami the
most nutritious. I .ant, hut not
leant, thi'ir grocery bill saves it
self fully 2.') per C'lit by their
dealing wilh Marr A Muir.
Our way of doing hualneaa is
to treat every one (air and square
and offer the very beat iu our
store.
NOBLITT'S STABLES
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ORECONCITY.
LOCATED BKTWKKN Till HRIDul AND
UK PUT.
Double and Single Kit's, and sad
dle horses always ou hand at the
lowest prices. A cor nil) coniicctod
with the barn fur loose stock.
Information regarding any kind or
alock promptly attended to by person of
letter.
Horses Bouvht and Sold.
Horses Boarded and Fed on reason
able terras.
ST. GERMAIN:
FEMALE PILLS
The only original and genuine Krenrh
Female Regulator, of Mine. Hi. Germain,
i'arla. Unaurpaaaml aa Mug tale, aura and
reliable In every ran. Hold under positive
guarantee or money refunded, (let lbs
genuine. I'rlce $1.00 r hoi by mall. Hole
agenti lor llie flitted Htalra and Canada.
KINO IIAKVAltl) IK),
157 Washington Hu Chicago.
Free Trial Treatment
TO EVERY
MAN
Tlili oiler la made by the
ILLINOIS STATE SANITARIUM
provided application be made al once, in
order Hint I la invenliont, appllanrea and
never falling renieillea may receive Ilia
widett potallile publicity, and prove tbeir
own tnerlta by actual una and irinanent
curea. No money whatever will be received
by the Illlooia Hlate Sanitarium from any
one under Ita treatment limll benellnlal re
aulla are ai-kunwledxed. Ita remediea and
appliancea bave been commended by tba
newnpapera ol two eoiilluenla and endorsed
by the grcatent doctors in the world.
Where development la deaired they ao
coiniillnh it and never lail to invigorate, up
build and forlily. I'hey IiiIiim new life and
energy. They permanently Hop all loaaea
which undermine the ronniitullon and pro
dure despondency They re-lone, refrenh
and realore lo manhood, feardlent of age.
They cure evil habile and permanently re
move their ellVcln. at well aa thone or ex.
ceanea and over taxed brain work, neuras
thenia or nervnim exhaustion. No failure,
no puhlii'ltv, no deception, no ilttnppoint
menl. Write lodav.
ILLINOIS BTATB SANITARIUM,
Kvnnnton, III.
la bnvlm teeda Meeeeemr I
tra vnannee." Imhsuim ilia coat
of cultivation uKd on Inferior erode
alwayl lartnly eioeeda the orltlnal
coat of the Inwt and dean-at annla to
h liad. Tbo beat la olwara the
eboapeab I'ajr a Irllle more for
FERRY'S
SEEDS
and oIihivi at Tour tnoner'a worth.
5' V . . ' ..... hra
P" a lllfl will wr -
f" Tk Alwaya Ihelimt. Mefd Annual free.
D.M.FEKIuat;u.,unjn,Mrcn.
William's Kidney Pills 7
' Has no equal iu disiiHOH of the 1
1 Kidneys at.a Urinary OrganH. Havo
, you neglected your Kidneys? Have'
' you overworked your nervous sys-1
( ltfin and eunsed trouble with your .
( Kidneys and lilndricr? Have you
pulns in tlio loins, side, buck, groins, I
, i 1.1...1.1....0 if i T '
aiuiu uoiiiiicrr iiuvu you a uituuy np-
- ... .. ... .j,,!,., u in: VY iiio IAJ CIIO U,l- w
W cased orjrans, tone up tho nynU'vaM
A and muke a new man of you. Hy
mail 60 cents per box. f
If W1I.LIAMH Mra. Co., Props., Cleveland, O. J
For sale by 0. G. Huntloy.
OAflTOrtIA,
Baart tka Jf M alDO TQU UA AlWafl
Tlu Kind You Haw Alwart Bought
ui vow iiicu, ehp!ciuiijr
r under the eyes ? Too frequent de- A
A sire pun urine ? William's Kidney
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