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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY MAY 27, 1893.
CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS.
Lopta.
Loo an, May 53. Mr. and Mrs. M.
II. Rieblioff are making an extended
visit in Iowa, their old home.
The Spanish fever teems to be abating,
yet every one hopes Sampson will prove
-to the Spaniards all that his biblical
name implies.
Mr. and Mrs. Casper Moor are wear
ing broad smiles now, caused by the
advent of a daughter in the family.
Mr. and Mrs Waller ShepperJ were
the guests of Mies Maggie Rieblioff Sun
day. Decoration Day will be observed by
the pupils of Lower Logan school. An
elaborate program has been prepared for
the occasion, to beirin at one o'clock
sharp, at Lower Logan school house. A
memorial mound will be dedicated to
the memory of the St'Hi victims of the
fatal Maine disaster of Feb. 15, 1818.
Caroi
Cam's, May 23. The rain has come
in copiom showers, benefitting all forms
of vegetation. Crops look well, aud all
promise an abundant harvest.
James Em mot is putting an addition
to bis dwelling house.
Knox Cooper left last Thursday for
Oregon City, where he has secured work
in the pulp mill.
Eddie K. Jones goes to Portland soon,
lie has secured work in a blacksmith
hop with an opportunity to learn the
trade.
Lea Eaton and Milo Cooper went to
Canby last Saturday, the former to take
lessons in riding the bicycle.
E. R. Jones has recently purchased a
new bicycle.
The ladies of school district No. 2!.
Carus, will hold an entertainment Satur
day evening, June 4, in the school house.
A good musical and literary program will
be rendered, after which cake, straw
berries and cream will be served at
reasonable prices. The proceeds of the I
entertainment will go to the purchase of J
flag and bell for the school honce. J
Frog fond
Fkoo Pond, May 23, Quite a gathering
t John Aden's Sunday.
The rain has been a great help to
farmers here, sume wain had begun to
turn vollow but will probably make a
good stand now.
Mr. Conrad Priester has been in our
otherwise quiet community lately, call
ing ou relatives and making a mash with
some old buggy wheels and his thorough
bred pacer.
Miss Susan Turner called on friends
over near the Tualatin mountain Sunday.
Henry Aden has received a bicycle
from Chicago, which cost $26 50 laid
down ai Oregon City.
Mike Gross, so report goes, has pur
chased one-half interest in a livery and
feed stable at Portland.
John Kruse is no better, hecan neither
sit up or lie down any length of time, but
tpust be continually changing positions.
Wild strawberries are here, so are we.
Gus Gephardt has some of the mater
ial on hand for his new residence.
JSomefall sown heat is heading.
Election notices have been posted and
and our neighbors are on the war path
in political views.
A.C. Sharp says the fruit crop will
undoubtedly be the heaviest for yeais
nd we believe he is right.
MisB Jackson returned from Portland
Sunday, ber mother accompanying her.
Not a flag is flying in Frog Pond.
Mink
Mink, May, 23. John Heft lost a
young colt one day laBt week.
The wife of Fev. Kraose, and Mr. and
Mrs. Schilinske, of Portland, were visit
ing Rev. H. Wittrock recently. Mr.
Scbilinrke has bought several bead of
fat cattle from here for the Portland
market.
William and Freddie Moehnke, of
West Oreuron City visited their pa.-ents
last Saturday evening, returning Mon
day morning.
Our efficient and rustling road super
visor, Ed. Hornshuh, beuan last Mon
day to clear the road heyond Dr.
Thomas's 6tore, preparatory to grading
it for plank.
Fritz Moehnke has quite a force of
men sawing and hauling plank for the
road. Five teams were hauling today.
Christ Moehiik's team ran away today
from end ofjplank road to Fisher's, but
do damage was done, as they were un
hitched from the 'wagon when they
started.
Messrs. Michael and Gotfred Moehnke
and Schmidt have hauled off their pota
toes, for which they teceived a fair price.
Several of our farmers are selling wheat
this week.
Profs. H. S. Strange and Alex Thom
son, candidates on the Republican ticket,
delivered interesting speeches in the
Jlink school last Wednesday to a goodly
number and seemed to have left a very
favorable impression.
We farmers are " rejoicing over the
prospects of a big cropnext fall.
Twin City.
Farkplack-Gladstonk, Mar 25.
James Lamar, of Portland, spent Sun
day visiting his parents in Parkplace.
Miss Ware, of Gervais, has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Paul Praeger, for the
past few weeks.
Lewellin Bill visited friends in Port
land Monday.
Chas. Meserve. of Delena, Oregon,
visited friends in Gladstone this week.
Mrs Galloway returned Saturday from
Roseburg, where she has been visiting
for the )t week.
Abernethy Chautauqua circle met
Tuesday evening at the residence of
Citpt. J. T. A p person, with a good at
tendance. At the last meeting the first
lesson was recited in Roman and
Mediieval art, the last book in the course,
Judge Galloway delivered his very
instructive lecture, "Our Public Domain"
at Monmouth last Saturday to a large
and appreciative audience of Normal
-i.ool btudents
Born, on Thursday, May 19th to Prof.
and Mrs. J. V. Grav, a daughter. The
Professor was able to be ou duty at
school the neit day, but when asked a
question by a pupil about a mental
arithmetic problem, he absently replied,
"it weighed eight pounds."
EagU Cretk.
Eaulk Cbeee, The rain of Saturday
and Saturday night was welcomed by all,
as the crops needed rain. The prospects
are good for bountiful crop.
There is considerable interest in poll
tics in this section. The political stieak
ings all being well attended.
There was a birthday party at the resi
dence of W.J. Uowlett last Tuesday in
honor of Mrs. Howlett, which was well
attended by nearly all the ladies of the
neighborhood. Th oee in attendance
were Mrs. Suiton, Mrs. Glover, Mrs.
Joquln, Mrs. Isabell, Mrs. Freeman, and
James Suiton, of Jack Knife, Mrs. For-
rester, Mr. Hoffmeister and daughter,
Lillian, Mrs. James Gibson and daughter
Cora, Mrs. Harvey Gibson, Mrs. Udell,
Mrs. Laving Young, Mr. W. J. CVriti,
Mr. and J. P. Woodle, Mr. and Mrs. W.
J Howlett and Grandma Maquett, J. W.
Douglass and Rotland Douglass The
ladies passed away the time piecing a
quilt. About noon the party repaired to
the dining room, wheie thi-y found the
table heavily laden with all the good
things of the land. At 4 o'clock the
company dispersed, voting "the party a
grand success.
L. Douglass and wife made a trip to
Portland last week.
Elder Lewis, of Rocky Point, preached
at the school house in diet. No. 50 last
Sunday night. There was about 40 in
attendance.
The Portland people have commenced
coming out to the E.gle Creek falls to
fish and rusticate.
The present prospects are good
good fruit crop in this section.
for a
Damascus.
Damasccs, May 17. A splendid rain
came to the delight of all the farmers
Saturday niuht everything is in excellent
condition and with an occasional rain
there will be large crops of all kinds.
The Rock Creek Union Sunday school
bad a most enjoyable social last Friday
evening at Mr. Walter Smiths residence
a patriotic program was well rendered.
Several ladies were out in an orchard
and from reports they must of thought a
Spanish shell had burst close by tor the
bullets came thick uiid close so they say
and they sent the gentlemen to learn the
cause; after proceeding a quarter of a
mile over logs and across fields when he
found A. C. Newell and to his surprise
was told that his number our shot had
come very close to the adies although he
was 40 rods away and aimed in the air,
but some times shot will go along ways
and are pretty sure to scare a 'school
mistress at any distance, but still the
writer sympathize with them for we
know what it is to be scared.
S. W. Hilleary and G. W. Feathers
have moved their stock of merchandise
into the new store, which is large and
commodious they will Increase their
stock now as they have more room.
There being so many political speak
ings a going it keeps a person busy,
but Billy Meyers was here hist night and
it was amusing to hear him tell how he
would do things when he should he
called Judge and of course he mad us
II believe that this wis the only time
that he ever expected to get ffice ; he
has done so much thinking of late years
about how he could gel a pull at the
public crib that he has lost all of the
hair off the top of his head.
Tour Face
Shows the state of your feelings and the
state of your health as well. Impure
blood makes itself apparent in a pale
and sallow complexion, pimples and skin
eruptions. If you are leeling weak and
worn out and do not have a healthy ap
pearance you should try Acker's Blood
Elixir. It cures all blood diseases where
heap sarsapanllas and so called puri
fiers fail; knowing this we sell every
bottle on a positive guarantee. George
A. Harding, agent.
That tiam Bank can be rvrrit with
Wllionvll!
WiLsoNviM.it, May 24. Editor Enter
priseThe Herald trys to make out that
U'Ken had the best of A. S. Dresser in
the joint discussion at this place Ust
week. As a matter of fact, U'Ken was
not in it and was floored on every propo
sition. About the only thing U'Ken did
was to admit that he received f.HO from
the hold-up business. When asked if
he was elected, if he would qualify he
said : "I will take my time for It, and if
necessary I will do as I did two years
ago." Here is an admission and a de
fiance to the voters of Clackamas county
Admits that he sold himself for tSO and
will do it again if opportunity offers
I hen lost a large number of votes in
this precinct.
Maple Ijin.
Maple Lan, May 23. Mr. A. Mauts
attended the soldiers encampment at The
Palles, last week.
Mr. L. Bevens and family, was visit
ing at his brothers Mr. Silas Bevens last
week.
Mr. Geo. Shortlidge, who went to The
Dalles a few months, ago is home again
Geoigie seems to think there is no place
like home.
Mrs. Swallow is visiting her parents
in Sellwood this week.
Mr. Fred Williams is home attain.
Mr. Jones and family and John and
Steve Green were the guests of C. Green
and family Sunday.
.Miss Laura Williams has gone to
Oregon City for a few months stay.
Mrs. N. W. Richards is visiting her
daughter Mrs. S. S. Jennings, of Sell
wood, this week.
Miss Kate Maud is visiting friends
and relatives in Portland.
MEMORIAL DAY.
General Orders and Pro ir rain
for
Decoratiun Day.
Headquarters Meade Post No. 2, De
partment of Oregon G. A. K. Oregon City,
May 18, lS'JH.
The commander of Meade Poet No. 2,
issues the following general orders for
the information and guidance of the
Post and the public in relation to the
Memorial services to be observed on the
:7th, 29th and 30th i lists.
I All members ol the G. A. R. and
W. R. C. who can be present are re
quested to assemble at Willamette hall
at 12 :30 on Friday, Mav 27. for the put-
pose of visiting St. Johns school, and
afterward the public school at Parkplace.
II On Sunday, May 29, the Post will
assemble at Willamette hall at 10 A. M.
and, accompanied by Meade Relief Corp
No 18, will inarch to the Congregational
chtich where the Memorial services will
be conducted by Rev. T. W. Butler.
Ill Ou Mouday, May 30, the children
of the city and citizens generally are re
quested to meet at Willamette hall
hringing donations of flowers for decora
ting the graves of our departed comrades.
Short exercises will be held at that
time consisting of brief addresses to the
children. The parade will be formed
nnder the direction of Geo. A.Harding
marshal of the day and will move
promptly at 10 o'clock to Shively's hall
where appropriate exercises, consisting
of the ritual services of the W. R. C.
and G. A. R. mu.-dc, oration by Comrade
U. E. Cline, of Portland, and address
to the unknown dead by Rev. II. Oberg
after which the column will move to the
cemetery where the graves of our de
ceased comrades will be decorated with
proper cermonies.
IV AH old soldiers and sailors not
members of the G. A. It. are cordially
invited to unite with ug in all the ob
servances of this memorial occasion.
V It is earnestly requested that
places of business be cloed during the
exercises of Memorial day that all 'good
citizens will join wih ns in rendering a
tribute of respect to the comrades who
have "passed to the Grand Army be
yond . " By order of
C. A. Williams, E. W. Midlam.
Adjutant. Post Commander.
GRAND MARSHAL'S ORDER.
The underpinned having been appoint
ed Grand Mar-hil on the occasion of the
parade and ceremonies to be held in this
city decoration day Monday, May 30,
1898 promulgates the following orders
for general it fnrinii?i"n.
I. Headquarters will be established
on Main street, comer of Fiflh street.
II. E. J. McKittih k is hereby ap
chief of the MhiT. The following
gentlemen have been appointed
aides: Fred Metsner, Franklin T.
Griffith. They will report, mounted, to
the chief of B'aff promptly at 10 a. m.
III. The order of march and assign
ment in column of the different organi
zations taking part in the parade is as
follows: Oregon City Band, Co. F., O.
N. G., Meade Corp No. 18 W. R. C.,
Meade Poat No. 2 G. A. R , volunteer
firemen, United Woikmen, Woodmen of
the World, school children of the differ
ent schools and citizens in carriages.
IV. The column will form on Main
street, facing sou h, head of column rest
ing on Fiflh street, and the several or
ganizations taking part as above stated
fTradarhn utopptd In 20 mlnotes by Dr,
tiiW i'Ak Pills. "One cent a doa."
Free
Medical Advice
Too used a doctor many limes when yon
don't call on. You suiter pain in fifty
forms and ret won't call the doctor, be
cm you Don that th pain "will go
way a? tor a while." And, too, you know
by ipsrionr, that that lint visit of th
doctor is generally followed by many othori,
with th inevitable consequence of a big
bill " for professional services." You don't
know what to do for yourself orwhat to take.
But suppos that you could get free, ab
solutely frse, th advio of to of th most
Eminent
Physicians
In th United State i Yon ran. Ths phf.
sician is right her. H has an offlo In th
building, b has a tUlf of correspondent to
ait him, and anyone and everyone, who
need medical advio Is Invited to writ to
him. If it's baby's health or mother's or
th health of any member uf the family yoa
may writ about It, sure of careful read
ing of your letter, turn of a contclentioui
diagnosis of your case,
Sure oi o Cure
If cur is pofniM. Kvery letter will U hel i
a a strictly cnnfliletitial communication,
Keniember these facts.
We offer you medical advice from on of
the most eminent practitioners in the United
States, whether our. medicines suit your
particular case or not. We ttTer you this
advice tt th cost of th two rent stamp
which it will t;ik to bring your letter to our
office, Addre.xs ths M-licul Department;
Dr. J. C Ayer Co., Lowell, Ma,
re requested to be in place py 10 a. m.,
as the column will move promptly
at 10:15 a. m.
V. Children of the public schools of
ttie city and suburbs and St. John's
school are requested to bring flowers.
VI. The line of March will be from
Fifth street to the Imerial mills, conn
ter march to Tenth street, thence toSev
venth, up Seventh to Shivlev's hall
where appropriate ceremonies will be
held, alter which the column will again
form and march to tho cemetery.
By order of Gko. A. Hakdinci,
. J. Mi'Kittku k, Grand Marshal.
Chief of Staff.
The suWriptinn In the Knteronee is
', but if paid In advance it is f I.fiO.
Subscribers mut not net behind and
then exect to get the paper for f I 50.
OutHtanding subscriptions ininit be paid
Leather belt in nil colors, also the
new bell fastener at the Racket store.
Dr. J. II. Miller, Dentist, has not gone
East as was repoted. He is still in his
office on 7th. street and nses Cataphore
sis for painless filling.
THE CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT 4
TRUST CO. are the owners of the copy
right to tho 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, Etuptions on
the fare, and makes the head clear as a
bell. Hold by Charman Si Co., druggists,
Oregon Citv.
Sprclul Notice.
During my absence I have placed in
charge of my dental office Dr. W. T.
Lyons, whom I can recommend to my
friends and the public in general as a
skillful and reliable dentist.
L. I.. Pickens.
The .Soldiers are Grateful.
Pbksidio, May, 23, 18118.
John Lkwtiiwaite, Khq.,
Dear Sir: I take the first opportunity
I have bad of acknowledging on behalf
of the Company the niaguificient dona
tion oi the employees of the Willamette
Pulp A Paper Co. Will you kindly in
form them thai their gift is fully appre
ciated aud that it will be one of the in
centives in a faithful performance of our
whole duty as soldiers, Hnd that they
will always be remembered wilh the very
kindest of feelings by every member of
tne Company.
We have still the $70.00 intact and
hope to be able to keep it so, but will not
fail to use it properly should occasion
require.
Very sincerely yours,
J. U. Cami'rkm.,
1st Sargeant, Co. I, Ud Regiment Ore-
gon Volunteers.
FOU SALE
At a bargain, the 400 acre farm known
as the Trullingi-r f irm, about nine miles
east of Oregon City, a well improved and
good farm, at a I jw p ice .imI iiprm fav
orable terms, l'ul panicu.'uiS di!re
VV. H. Fetr, Room 41(1 Chamber of
Commerce Bunding, Portland, Ore.
The U. S Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
SALEM WOOLEN MILLS
Wholt'Hftlo and Kotnil Manufucturh;
and 1 Valors in Mon'n and lloyn Fino!
Clothing.
We mako tho Host
$10
Customora from Oregon City will havo
their faro paid both ways ly getting
their suits at our retail storo.
85 Third Street - - - Portland, Ore.
I. MOM (WNIHIIVIKV MrHlMJS.
Messrs. W. H. V'Ren, J J. Cmikn nnd
James Coon w ill spenk at the places and
times given on the left of the loliniiii
marked "A" and Messrs. W, W. Myers,
George Oglo and George Knigiilwill
speak at the phtces and times on the
right marked "II." Joint d sciipaiona
lietweeil U'Ken and Ilrownell me ex
pected at the places marked "J, l." All
meetings are (or 7:30 1. M. unlcs other
wise stated. Other candidates and
saker will be with each party from
time to time.
V Date 11
.eland School II . Mav '.H II trlow
lloiwn li 2 pm . Mm oh
MiUaukie. J 1) May .to Mil4kU
W lllenielle Mav:il U iuii
llotcoinh 8ch II. ..June 1 Hiritnr atrr
Kedlanda June J .. Ilpree
Clarke June .1 I'urninviiie
Urrgon City JmimH (Iii-huii
Manv old soldiers now (eel the clt'cct
of the hard service they endured dining
the war, Mr Geo. S. AiideiMiu, ol
Rosdville, York county, Peiui., whueaw
the hardest kind of service si llm ln.nl.
is now frequently troubled with rheuma
tism. "I had a cevern sitsik lately,"
he says, "and procured a hot'le t.f
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It did so
much gissl that I would like to know
what you would charge me for one
down bottles. " Mr. Anderson wauled
it both for his own use and to supply
it to his friends slid neiidihors, as every
family should have a bottle of it in their
home, not oly for rheumatism, but
lame back, sprains, swellings, cuts,
bruises and burns, for which it is un
equalled. For sale by Geo. A. Harding.
flucklen's Arnica Sale.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Klieuiii,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chaps-d hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Krti
lions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
For sale by Charman A Co., Charman
Bros. Block. Price 2.V.
Sunday Services.
OKKMAN KVAN0KI.ICAL l-UHI-KUAN
IMMAMJAI, til I Kt 1 1 -Corner
Kahili ami J. y. A'laim aireeti; He v.
Krnesi J. W. Mack, lor. hnnilav school
at l'l A. M , seekly service every Tliurwlav
at H P.M. (ierinan srIkhiI every Satunlay
iriim u u li, r.veryDoiiy inviled.
riivoi i.uiunr.UAllujiAb I. II I m, II.
bu. I W Ual I ftali.P Uur.HiH, ! Ill Utt . u
ami 7:30 r. M. Hiimlay School alter rnnriilun
service. Player meeting n.uiailny evetnnr I
II. 1 n I l. II . . 1 1 . . ... V I . ....
f .wt,,unfvB. iwyei iiitcwuh in i inula retijiie t
Society of ChrUllaii Kuiluavor evurv rimuU
veiling ai oau pratopi.
FIKHT BAPTIST CHUKCII. - KSV. M L.
Ktmu, rasior MorimiK nervine at Hunilm
School at ILIA; Kveiilns Service 7.KD; U.yiilni
prayer meetlui . i.unJny evening. Monthly
Covenant Meeting every Wetluemlay evening
preceding the flrat Sunday lu the month. A
cor iiai iiiviiauou to ait.
8T. JOHN'S CHURCH. CATHOI.IC.-Rav. a.
HiLLsaaaND, Pan'.or. On Sunday man at K and
10:80 A. H. Every second and fourth Uundav
Herman sermon alter (he S o'clock maw
At all other massea Kngllnh aurmnna. Hundav
School at i:SU p. u. Vernier, apologetics!
uoiecte ana neneaiotion at r.mr, m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CIItJKCII.-R. v
a u itniifr. miiiuiiiH afiiTi.:!, ah llf.itf,
Sunday School at 10:00. :h meeting after
i- i i Mu ii . ti ...... i .. ........ i .. .. . ... .
morning service. Kvening aervice at 7:80.
Kpwortb League meeting Sunday evening at
130; Prayer Meeting Thunday evening at 7:80.
irangera enruiany invitea.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHDRCH. RV. A
J. Montgomery, Pastor. Hervicea at 11 A.M. and
7:80 p. m, Hahbath School at 10 A. M. Vaunt
People's Society of Christian Endeavor meet
every Sunday evening at e:su. inuituay
evening prayer meeting ai r:w. Bai iree.
EVANG'SUOAL CHUKCII GERMAN Rev,
Erl- , Pastor. J. It, Khkkt a 1 t nil.
Preaching Hervicea every Sunday at II A. M.
and 7:80 P. M. Hahbath Retool every Sunday at
IOA.M..M-.A . in- 'i i supt. Prayer Meetlui
every Tnurnday evening
OKRMAN MJTHKRAN ZION'8 CON
KrPKatioiial church. Hev. K, Hark, jiantor,
Hervicea every Holiday at 11 A. M. Sunday
ocliool at 10 A. M.
8T PAUb'8 CHURCII-Kplseopal-W.
I). William, D. I)., miniver In charge.
Hui. day Hchool at 10 a. in., aervlrea at It a,
in, and 7:30 p. in. Fridays at7:.t0 p.m. even
ing prayer service with an aiilrens. Heats
free. A cordial Invitation to all the ser
vices. ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all In leavening
Strength. V. S. aoveramsnt Raport
&!i'S PEftHYROYAL PILLS
""" 1 fit-ir u bllii iiluikHljii,. Inor.oaj. at
hint hrwilnh ' (lairm of mntrtiit
fT l..n " llu r ai. " l.lfk :ii...'
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to arl It c wimifinlwo'l, aIiIIiik iln-vi-lopnit
ntorurirNiia and bKljr. No
.. i'iY n"'j7 lfno,ra rt-miily fur women pipmli
L j'jT.'iV tlii-m. Cannot rio hiirm llfo be
l',.?K!lVri Apomea a pli-amn-p. IS I pr kna
'''"ff' I l.y mull. Solil l.y driiair
M0TrCHEm:ALC0.,"'.u-
For sole by C. G. Huntley.
ALL-WOOL SUIT
on tho market
m
THIS IS WHAT
1
our customers clul m for us and
our groceries: That we ift,ri
tlui best of groceries at the low-
et price. Thev have copf
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iii'miii in our goons ami now
tlmt we never misrepresent) our
selves and that our stock fi flue
groceries Is the purest atnrOhe
most muriiious. Last Jhnt iii
least, their Kroceiy hillVaves it- -v
self fully '.'.'I per rent fcy their
dc.ilin; with Murr Mtdr.
Our way of doing lupines Is
to treat every one fair and quao
and utTcr the very Usl in our
store.
NOBLITT'S STABLES
Livery, Feed ami Sale Stable
ORECONCITY.
LOIIAIKD HKTWKKN Tllg IIHIIXIX AND
hM'OT
Ibnihle nnd Sitif'le Rig, nrvi i"vl
l!e lif.r-o.-n always on lmrnl ut tf.e
barest prices. A corral) counocleJ
vith tbe burn for litm eliii-V.
luloriuittion rrgurdliiK anv kind or
stock promptly attended to by (-rou of
letter. '
horses Douv?
'Pit uD(
id Sold.
Horses Boarded aiijl Fed en reason
able terms.
ST. GERMAIN:
FEMALE PILLS
I'hs nnlv original and Keuulne Kreneh'-r'
he inia.'aa It.Kiimior, ot Mn,e. m. (Lrn aln,
I'aiN. I'liaorpnaapil ut l-lng ture and '
n lul.le In every rae. Hold under liiwltlve
snaranle or imiupv rerniiileil. (lei th
yriiulne. I'nre ?l ll peMmg by mall Snle
BKenti lur tne I'nlip.l Ntaie anil I'auads
KIMI IIAIVAUI ft,
I.'iT WaahliiKlou HI. Chlrago,
Fre8 Trial Treatment
TO EVERY
MAN
Till oiler I made by the
ILLINOIS STATE SANITARIUM
provided pluiiiion lie made al once, in
order Hint it invention, appliance and
never IiiIiihk remrilie may receive u,.
Ideal pn.alblH .ublliiv, ami prove (heir
on nieriia by Kctiuil ue ami permaneiit
cure.. N i niniiev anaiever wllhw received
by the llllnol Hint MHiiiiariiiiu from any.
one under li iienliueut until tienellcinl re
aiilUareai kiioali-ilued. It remeilit-i and
Bipli"i-Ha have been connnenilnl by the
newiinaner ol Iwn omtlneiil ami emfnraeil
hv Hie Kieateal doitoia in Hie world.
""ere ileveloi lit la ilenired they ao-
coniiilMi nnd i,ri-..r ul m InviKoruie uii
build aud fortify. They infuae new lile and
enerKv. I hey pemniieiitlv atop all lne
which undermine the rouatitutlun anil pro.
(luce deapmid y Thev re-tnne, relreah
ami realore to lunnhiinil, fej.ardlca of
Tney cure evil halilt and permauenlly nI
move their ellem, a well a tboe of eg.
cee and over tuieil bralu work, neiiras
thenlaor nervou rxhnii.ilon, No failure,
110 publicity, no ilpnepllu o lllaapiKJlnt-
merit. Write todav.
IU.INOI8 STATE SANITARIUM
Kvaio-iou, III.
FERRY'S
Famous Seeds
Aak ths dealer for them. Hond for
FEplnV StCD ANNUAL
ana get an thut'agood andl
new me inteat aud
K tne neat. a. An a
wiiiiam'8 rvianev pi s r
W Tfuu tin nrmiil In tun,n..m I.K J
(..! uv .. 4 iia uinv;uiH-R UI but W
Kidneys ai.d Urlimry Oiffims. Ilnvo
you ncirluutetl your Kidneys? llave
you overworked votir nervous sys- f
. a . . X " I
TV.
vpuuranco oi uie fueo, cspociullyr
W under the even? T,u, ..,...
iHlra pnss urine ? William's Kidney
Mils will Impurt new life to tho ells- f
w cn,:u in-Kuns, lone up tlio system A
A and mnUit n. riii ... t.. tr
W "mil ui lira, iv
mail 80 cents per box.
f Williams Mro. Co., Props., CTovelnnd, O.
For siile hy C. G. Huntley.
OABToniA.
Bean ths The Kind You Han Always BouiM
i mi nina Tat
YiJ sda grown are iMCll
II sJl WKarry'a. Th b.at Vsi II
jf aeeda town are Ferry's. S k
I TX " wl" known ara CXT 1
l'S'Ferry s. It puys to plaut-l
v win mm uiiiiwmi irouoio Willi your k
Kidneys and Itladder? Havo you t
C pnlns in the loins, side, bnck, proins S
a unci UUKK orr 1 live vim n. Ilnl.liir ti