OREGON CITY ENTKMM.ISK, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1M0.
IKTTtH MIOM MVN1I.V.
killed and hi sword
now are prised wry
Lee Ilaralaf Wrllp lt Ilia Folk
War In Ihe rhllliiliie.
ml commission
highly by tlii-lr
A hunt ; A nx-rU rtn owner.
tu tin L'Sih and i."'th we went on scout
ing trips, that l, "I Mtttl H" toiiipsnie
ilil. Veawmuch of the very fertile
country, also Mala'sm, Polo and several
mull ti'Uge Kverything w a descried.
Tho native like the ln.li.im at home
tike their families Willi 1 1 in mi Hii'V
Iimv Ui'ii told Unit we would kill them.
While g.cng through a little gn'ly it
ravine I found lo won, rii anil two
I Continued from lm week )
1 h1 i k it glimpse of t ! trenches
that w had taken. I il i not esre what1
t.tion you may think of hut it would
lifter Iw n!lHIII'''l of I'lelll 1 llll'V ;
wvre ce.tainly built liv men who were
cngim-eia and who nM.ITitvl tln'ir
lintiiii-Hi. 1 am , soiry that I have no
films as I wouU lik...l t.) hive t .k.-ii cll)i,rt.lt U.,,,.!!. Il.f r.x M of Mnol.t lrt..
picture of t 8ii.l other view u R1r, ll(.., t.v hell up their
wlii.li would" interest oii oniuch. j ,ati,N and began to I their Itvt.
1 do not write the follow i..g lr if TMf fc!ll,k , j, in t.um m
of what we li.l but l. show yoti what
utli.Ti think of our .l.iy'ii wjtk. tier-
man v.
AFTERNOON
w i k t r .
WV." Vf.
w 1 m
IS
almost rr;uy with fear. I trie.l to .jniet
1 tli. 'in Lv sreukiiiif in few wot. In in
F.ngUndand other nation ' ' s.,)." I..it th.-v ,,...!.! not understand
their "ii'.j rli on (lie fl.l.l that d.y "-! m j ,.,,.; We n. not over Vi
they fy that they l not tni.lentan.l
liow iti'h placei roiil.l li tve U'.'ii t.ken
vithotit the ai.t of the rt;llery. Some
know alit what we were Kiti L.'li'',t
nJ lii". Ure.1 it almont a crime to otir
country to try it as they I'otmi.tere.t it an
imiii4iliility an.l moot of iih must aurely
lie, luit now thy think Jill'-renlly .
At the inmirvMitii were driven ha.-k,
Maluhon wan le.rtej w ith the exception
vt a few troopa wlii. h left the next morn
inn when our troops ovcnpieJ the pla.-.
Tliifl is already a long letter ami I
have niui'h more to write, no I will no
longer dwell on that btti but will tell
you the real when I rvarh home atout
June K
Farly the next morninu after a (rood
night's r-t we cronnej the hri.lire (re
i'ed during the night) and entered
Tied down to
kouenik, to
th icruhhinit
bruih and
bu. krt.to the
dUh pin and
nouir. Inth, li
tha con.htion
c( tha woman wlm utill ue o.ip In
her clraning. On the uthn hand
tS a te.imin K.i n. fl.il.l link.
hat her w.uk all done by noon, Wl C f 1 1 fin IAll'lloT
doe. M the plraw. In the aftrr- ITUMIUHJ I UUUI
noon. Wiih Cold lut he d her cleaning wlih half tht effort,
in half the time and at half the cot a iih .ap or any other
deanter. Kor gtealnt economy buy our Utye pa.kae.
ill
tf s(ji ointn.
ir tuo r..V.Mr.r.,i im-mim "f'n
Ii.iiiIii for u nil".
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uiile from Manila, yet only a Very few
i of these p.Mili undcrntand Spanmli.
I Tagilo i their native tongue,
j ll ia reported that we are noon to leave
I for "paradiite" but we have lieaid thin
many tlm.'t lYihap there may ln a
little truth in it till time lvalue the
inmirrertion W almost a thing ol the past
nd tho Sheridan is in the bay. Just
expeot me arxvit June 1.
o- .11 ...i. : . ..... I....... n.l .....i.i.i.. . .
ro, mi I. m i".i H-uri mjiiim . t ii in aunt uier
you are tire I but now you know what
we have I wen doing and how we did it
up to the present tune so I will tot and
wait until I get hack to tell you the rent.
The health of our company continue
to le excellent, in fact it ia betlr sin.
we left quartets. Of course, I am in
fine condition, could not be better. Our
diet is different since leaving quarters as
THEN. K. FAIRUWK COMPANY
Chicago St.loula New York Btialoaj
oitM.ovi utt ir ot ri onK.
Aw liilrreatlna; I rller Fr.im tl.o Orrgim
M. l.o r.l of lliirllrutlure.
I'ohtlam), Okmiox, May tl, W
To tii KiuroH :
The season is at hand for the cu'tiva-
tion id. and rariiu frr. our fruit trm.a at
athlelie wa are pmvi.ie.i ior
I'nrner' I'xrin hm.
On May '.'Mb there will Im a Ki lroud
exi iirsinn t" Albany wiven by the Port
land Sivi.il Turn Vetiin, AH parties
i woing on tion tun ate aixilied a pl.us..nt
Itime Several "inaiutf siH-lrlii's ol Port-
I l,ni. I will a.'roi.ipai.y the exrnroii an. I
A ib my g "'.I lioisi.', dancing
I it'ine.
to this .r -viii'l""is
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lir ll, .r.l..'. I'lm '' llu.lne... 1 ,u, ..I NUl. IS" Il.,l..-'
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Illl SHI ilili"Hi' -l.nilif I hi
daily. All
the town, it having lieen deserted by the j tet hell rations, which coni-t
neajy during the early morning. New of canned Inn-f, canned beans, bacon,
graves could be seen in places whi'ea1"'! hard-Uck. This is not much of a
few "g xkI nigger" lay where they had ! change from ti.eal to inal but we are
fallen. Acr.athe fields we could see ' generally so hungry that it alwavs tastes
trooien anJ chil lien making all haste to Kl. Sometim wewould eat break
reach tne next town of Polo. We, of . fast a' 5 a. in., then eat the next meal in
ci.ure, did not tire on them, although
there were some men among th-m.
After t rowing the bridge and advancing
alm jstS'iO yards, a line of skirmishers
a formed fur trouble ahead. We had
the evening. Kccause of the heat much
water is used, although it is warm and
not flesh, but it tastes mighty fine.
I send papers describing the big battle,
also a roll ot films. I supwe it would
not tone very far before the fight lgan, 1 do no goxl to send any more films now
tut it was not so severe as the one on
the day previous. We droe thetn from
one batik of eartti works to another until
near the outskirts of Polo, w hen we were
ordered to stop and go over to Malinta,
then the teuus.rary headquarter of
General Wheaton. We had driven the
insurgents aNut a mi'e and a half
further than was expected of us. We
took ei.ht rows of embankments that
liaJ been only recently thrown up and
drove them alxiut three or f iur miles in
all. Ii was nothing more or less than a
running fight, as the insurgents retreated
as soon a we would advance. They
could not sUi.d that terrific yell, which,
like the day before went with every
movement forward.
Three or four more men were wounded
including J. E Iwards, of "M" company,
another O. A C. boy. liis wound was
in the leg, and is doing nicely. Mean
time this place (Malin'a) had been
stormed and taken. Ttiis was one of
their strong holds and was very stiong'y
fortia-d. It was a sub headquarters for
the enecpy. The night before it (ell
Aguinaldo himself was here encouraging
tiis men. As we came in the lroo;.s
were fighting about a mile shea..).
Geoeral Wheaton and the hospital
liad temporary headquarters here. Dur
ing the afternoon seven dead men were
brought in while a great many wounded
or exhausted came in. Some of the
latter were just plain exhaustion, while
others ha I sun Ptroke and had to be
strapped down. All that night the
i'ht ambulances carried in new
men or on to Caleoocan The next day
the train was gotten tlcough and then it
took the sick and wounded into Manila.
The railroad has been tampered with
only slightly us the insurgents use it to
carry hack their women and clrldren
and goods. They are eo closely pressed
when they retreat that they have no
time to tear up the track.
April 1 Since the 2th we have been
in r.o fight, bjt the regiment has been
divided and is now doing guard duty in
different places and on the trains. This
morning two companies remain at this
place "I and B". It in very probable
that we will see no more fighting because
we have lost ho many men. Up to the
night of the 20th our losses amounted to
C2 wounded and seven killed. I do not
know if there has been any deaths or
tn re wounded since. This makea the
longest list of dead and wounded for
one regiment Hince this native war began.
The jieneralbure very much pleased with
our work li'it it is their intention to let
other regiment lose their fehare before
we again take the field, lint now that
all insurgent Htrongholds have fallen, in
cluding their capital we do not expect to
pee any more fighting as it is thought
that the "niggers" have given up hope
(about time.)
Have heard very little about the fall
of MaloloB except that there was very
little leeistance and that the city was
fired as they left. As they began to re
treat the cavalry was sent alter them so
as to confuse them and allow them no
reut or a chance to reorganize. Their
tiardeet fight was made oa the 25th and
20. h. Many prisoners were taken, in
cluding several officers. All of them say
thut liie natives are frightened and will
run every time a charge is made. (That
me taw.)
A duy or so ago the cLief-of-engineers
of the insurgent army, a colonel, was j Oregon.'
as they would not reach me here, but if
you think they would, send them, as I
want them very badly.
Now good bye ticf ire I make this any
longer. I.kx.
K ra.
Boyi To Mr. and Mrs. K. K.
May 11th, a boy.
Bovd
Married.
Kanhall Kritksek Vt New Kra, on
Wednesday, May 17th, Win. Handall
to Mrs. Mmni Kriteser, both of New
Era, Kev. Mr. O'jerg olticiating.
A large number of friends from Oregon
City and vicinity were In attendance at
this pretty wedding, and the ceremony
which was performed at the home of Mr.
Handall, was one of unusual beauty.
The bride was prettily attired in white
and blue silk and the groom wor4 a
handsome costume of black broadcloth.
Mr. and Mrs. Handall are two of New
Era's most highly respected citizens and
haw a host of aducrin.' friends who wish
for them all tint the happiest life can
bring. They began keeping house im
mediately after the ceremony, and will
live on Mr. Handall's farm a mile out of ;
New Era.
The small crop likely to
l gathered this fall, owing to the un
seasonable climatic .-end. 'ions, w ill have
a tendenc) to caue many growers to
Ueglevt their lien when ll.ey need the
utmost care and nursing. It ia very hu
man to do our utmost when even thing
ia flourishing, and profit apparently
large, to lore matter; and equally hu
man to dr.. I) evert Ihimr w hen the is- ' '' capacity
v. rse is the case
and
The
..s-icty W'VU'g this i x. miisi. in will see
that It is lit. ule a nice- in every rm
lfi and you will miss a g.Hsl tiineifyoil
do not no. Tickets have been placed on
sale at Untitle) ' ding store and no tick
eta w ill U' sold al'er noon of Friday,
May '. 1 1 . In order to leak the trip an
eiij ia''le one the car will be limited to
in i.. IL' L' I.i fi. and 7 l '
e....l,l,..l,M..lU 'l '"' I"'
........ iniillileiiiliillv a
treated fuculai and quc.ii"i. blank.
. . n an,l , .,riei.li I
sent iree to any ,."--. - i
ence solicited. Most e i receive
home ir.-aiu.eiit Hrr one till I" the
,.s tor's olln e. I'.atteiie and '"'
nished will, lull doe. Hon for U.eir
H 111. lilt Mi'gicsl os-r.llon letitlll. ally
pe.foime.l t'i.'" c)e.r.i.l.iie, tumor
vari.s ele, by.lr.s ele and si. I. tme cured
and guaranteed in eterv .''. I !
ol women an important socially, h
aa weakness, .lip!acenieiil, ulceration,
Painful, ine.oilar nd uppired inni-
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ii. I ll ton lull .i i,i ti
lilt will .l t lo ll,. r,,.
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a , I. ir an, h t.in'.pf Irllel ,, Un
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Knoieii.
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I o .1 art ki ('!- i'l ?''i I.i
ivi n nf.if "i ll liio. r' It
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ti nation, iiui.kly relieved. II." P'-r
tliegiu tl'y iople ', .........i i,,.H ,..1Vi,t nirdtcine fruin M to
should take the first iiM tioil leaving I j (M v ,. to pay Heated for (
In several of the report issued through 1 I'""1"'"1 7 ",,"i"'' 0"p,,, ! ball lor.net price, for at er .....nil.
I 1 1 J MM P 1 1 II I ' .
hlr. I'pliip Utnlrr .
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it is .tale, t w.ll.H.p ..ere ...... r -... ... .
the pre and lealh'ts. by the 1'. S.
Weather Ihireau. it is stated Ih.t ll.e
unseasonable cold wave in February bad
done little or no d.iin.ige. These rep.irls
are no dniibt compiled from the state
ments received from local observers and
correspondents throughout ll.e state,
and coming from such a source and high
authority a the ('. S. Weather llureau,
are presumed to be correct and reliable,
and are naturally l-elieved by the fruit
growers. Advices received at this otlice
however from practical fruit grower and
members of this Hoard from the various
districts, are of a ditlcieiit nature, and
the damage done ia becoming more an.l
more apparent every day, eiecially in
the middle Willamette Valley and parts
of
or full-
She W'ma the Vturua).
Stranger (at tbo door) I am trying
to find a lady wh. me inarri.-d name 1
have furgotteu. but I kimw alio live in
this tic ighhurh'Nxl Sim ia a woiuun
easily d.w rils.l. and s'rhi.p you know
her a singularly beautiful creature
with pink and white complexion, w-n-
llolll
liess nil the ris'ht
aho.llder blade, .olnUpatlotl, l.lllo.islir
' sick heailact.e, and fwd dull, hraty and
sleepy your liter i torpid and cong. tr.. I
IS.Wltl' l ittle Parly It.sei will cure
..... iiw i.i.MMti. I v n.l ir.na I
' ' ' i " v .!.,. i, i. it,- '.... I. fin. 4
liently by rriinivilig ll.e coligrftuu. ami i (t( r ( ,,, . , j ,.,(.i,r.. till,,
..ii.ii,., i)lM lul,. .hie! lo iii.ii and Mow ; i'" i.i....li. .i. ll vq ... I i .
j natuiallv. They are g.ssl pdU.
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In li I n. 'ill 1' i'Hl t'i U' H'il 4
f i..f r .i mi 1 1 .y.
i... )' ri uf ti. Puii.'irt. j.,
Inn, "'i .i I
t ii J .id ii l.ii .ii. Hi a'nr. iim
Irli.l.i.l
In fi n ii ' ( Hi H'i ol 111.(0
ar I f'rl.l i i-n'.-l ! i .-f ml i
ih.ro ... l .l n "I i.".. ). . I., i'.,
pnlllir I .--II..II mi li' lto'. Hi. :'.f
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tin,. p'r.i" . In i. f-lf ..I iq'.i,,
I Ho. .iiu. in " a . I If I" i '.II i.i
ai.u a ' . i . i p . o.l Hi i ii '
ttlii.tl itut. t,iVi,l mii.I liulp mi.-tl a a I
gixlil.sia might envy
S rvant-Kcully. ir. I d.m't know
Voice (from Lend of stair.) J me.
tell the g. litl. timn I'll be dowu lu a ; come from chronic coi,liptl..U. Karl's
(lio A. 1 1 a mii .
nor.s riiii Miiikt: mi t
Mil Idy complex mi., Nausraliiitnralh
iiimnte. 1'hiIuuYlphia Time
Wf.n llr llaabaad' Ak.
Mmn Helen Hrtrain. the prima don-
Eastern Oregon; the I'mpqua and ua of the llcatoniuna. waa extremely ile-
Hogiie Hiver Valley escaped without vute.1 to her lute huslmtid. Mr Plward
injury. We know now that thousands of , J Henley, who died hist fall lie hud
voumr urune trees have Imhjii killed on I M tustrncthiiia that his body should
lands not adapted to fruit raising, and
thousands of others planted on morn fav
orable land have been se.iously injured,
and if neglected many will either die or
become fiermanently crippled, an I such j
trees need our titm.wt care right now.
I'lover Hoot Tea ia an al..ilutn cure and
j haa Uin rold for fifty yera on an alr
, lute guarantee Price '.'.') cla. and .'iO rl
C (i lltiutle), liuggll.
lllrfr.fll . 11. I in I lf S'4
II.. pnli .1.1 .if M 'r'..lrt . i t l.il
ilt.li.ifM-ti.n.l. lo. .11 nl.l '..v
f-if .11 r... r. t.titr aprfc. Iff iinf m
Til il II U. ll ll- I I Ip ..I i.l I r K,IV
nil Hi. I'll ill. ill M? ! ... I H. I .
ti. .ii. in i-pii.a ..mi., i: 'i .i.i ni tin
W T. HI !Nt!
A'.ofi y i.i p.Ki
A l.'fi .m.
The continued cold rain, which make
the fruit drop, naturally tends to die
couraiteinent, and in addition, neglect of
the on-hard will invite fungus liseae
be cremated Ilia churiiiing young w id
ow now wear hi ahe in a iK.tich of
yellow leather suspended by a gold chain I
aronu.l tier neck Mccplng tr waking
he always wear the hug containing
her Lusbuud's ashea chaw to her heart
.llrr ri lawl Mrlllraa.
In Hi I'mmly I '..qi of Ilia h to
I'm t r ii t Itrrord. ( .n. l..r in r.i.iniT nfl'i- iui.ni
"Mottry to patent g l Idea may be ! In in ii. urr nt In ... ..I u
am-ureil l.v our aid aildrpa The rateiil ' 't"awl
Hecord, lUlliiuoie, M l "
laffraa. la Ki.im.
In Kansj.s women hxve hud munici
pal suffruge since A few years
ago an inquiry addn-ssed to the
chit f'Jtist ice ami the judgisof thestute
and insect sts, and for these reasons! supreme court asking bw It hud work
Sunday Service at the City Churches
"The Comforter," is Hev. Mr. Ham
moll l's morning theme at the Episcopal
church, and "The Power of Christianity"
will be the subject for the evening.
At the I'resbi terian chiiLh Hev. Mr.
Montgomery will preach as usual in the
morning, and in the evening he has
chosen to B-ak on "A Murderer of
Souls."
Hev. Bohnger will preach on "Life"
Exchange" in the morning and in the
evening "A New Name, Hut Crippled."
Kev. George P. Ellis, of Iluker City,
will preach for the Haptist congregation
both morning and evening Sunday next.
All are invited to hear this gifted and
instructive speaker. Services at
a in, and 7:30 p. in.
Hev. Oberg will hold his usual profi
table services at the Methodist church
and all are invited to attend.
Subject for Christian Science service
next Sunday May 21 ''Ancient and Mod
ern Necromancy or. .Mesmerisn and
Hypnotism" Sunday school at 12:10.
A cordial invitation Is extended to all.
The Young Peoples society, of the
Baptist church, are preparing a Columbia
river excursion to the Cascade Locks
and return on the Fourth of July next.
Opportunity will be given for a large
number outside of the society niernher
bership to enjoy the excursion.
Working Night and Duy.
The busiest mightiest little thing that
was ever made is Dr. King's New Life
Pills. Every pill is a sugar-coated globule
health, that changes weakness into
alone the spray pump must be kept go
ing. regardless of any crop or no crop.
We would therefore urge most earnestly
upon ow n rs of injured or fruitless tree,
not to become discouraged, but lo give
their trees extra care, by pruning otr in
jured limbs, rprsying, in. I most thor
oughly cultivating te soil, for they need
it much more right now than if in
healtiiy condition, tiood results is cer
tain to follow by the fruit Some of these
trees may yet bear this year ln-ing larger
and finer, and by reason of this extra
care such trees will start with renewed
vigor and reward their owners for (Ins
additional work with an abundant crop
the coming year.
Heverse are met with in all walks ol
life the merchant, the hanker, the ar
tisan, and the grain farmer all share
alike in off years, so to i"ak ; why
should the fruit grower he exempt even
in this most favored state of ours.
Oregon fruits are W ml ing favor in many
old markets, and with the new markets
opening up to ns, the demand is certain
ly increasing, but this demand is only
i . . . . ...
10:.'!0 'or rst class irmt, ami suclt fruit cannot
be grown on neglected and diseased
trees. The tip-to-date fruit grower who
will give his best thoughts, care, and at
tention to his trees at such a time as the
present, is sure lo win in the end, by
abundant crops and remunerative prices ;
hence we would say to all orchardists :
"Don't despair, don't get discouraged,
but keep on right along, as if we expect
ed a most bountiful harvest, and good
result are bound to follow."
State Hoard of Horticulture,
II. H. M11.1.KR, President.
Hunkv E. Domcii, Secretary.
ed All concurred in stilw.ti.nca with
Jndge V A Johiistoii. who wrote. "In
consequence our fic tions are more or
derly and fuir. u higher cluss of officers
are cli.meii. mid we have cleaner atij
stronger city government '
Lennl NotiecH.
Itliulalalralor' .'llr.
N-trit K H IIKKKHY lilVKN tl. at n.
.lliilriiKiiel list .M-ri. aiiiip. Ii) t
County Court l ( li ham, fountr. Mai
of tlrk'"U. a-1 n 1 1 1 1 i.l r a I. r of ll.ri.l nl
Msulisn. '. g.(, .i-. p.pI, an, I thai all r
tona l.svii," l inn., asl.,.1 It. i..l r.lalp
ar rniiail I.i ifnl IIipii. lu in, null
Hi .MM-r v iin-liei.. iimn .11 nninlli.
If, ,111 Hi ilaln I1prr.1t. al !,. will ,,(
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U.iir l ll.l. I I I. .Iir'nf April, I".
How's This I
We offer One Hundred Dollars He
ward for any case of catarrh tiiat cannot
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Chknkv A Co.,
Props , Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus-
strength, listlessnesa into energy, hiain- im.H transactions and financially able to
fag into mental power. They're wonder- carry out any obligations made by their
(IN 1 VUtV 1101 U.K.
Of Shiloh's Consumption Cure is this
guarantee: "All we ask til )o. i lolle
two-thirds nf the corilents of this bottle
Miil.fiilly, 'I en if yoti can sny )ou are not
hciictite.l M-niin the bot'hi to your Drug
gist and be may refund the price psid."
Price 25 its , oil cis. and fill) C. 0.
Huntley, Druggist.
I consider it not only a .eaure but a
duly I f we to my neighbors lo tell about
the wonderful i-ure eir .-ted ill my case
by the timely use of ( 'hainberhiin's
Colic, Choleia uud Diarrhoea. Hemedy
I was taken very badly with flux and
procured a bottle of this remedy. A few
doses of it effected a Heroism. lit i-iub I
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mpr ,nn",ii in t-i in.- le 1 1 ll ( l lo i am. liei e.vpr at ureKoii lily
oilier siilleiing fiom that dreadful ills-
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lli unii-rlg .r.l ha Ip-rn a i hl.,1 Iii iha
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cuiiiity nl t I.i liamai, ,liiiinl.ralrii 1,1 i,p
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In U.I ,ir-eiil iIipci o Hi iimli-riii,p.
duly trrille.l, at tier re.t Ipi.ip al M nallai
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till. l.iltl.V.
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following. imuieil seitler I, a. Hip, I i,ni, ri,l
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tutp.i a. on :
April K i.
ease. J. V. I.vvcil, Dorr, W. Va. This
remedy is sold by (i. A. Harding Drug
gist. Barth Iti Hind You Han ,ir Bjiflil
Ju
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. ireiinii f,n
.ti, s', vir. : ' ,
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II K I'.'lii7. tor il, e H tV i;'0f h.
hntuli, K I Kant.
II naini-s the fnllnaimr wi
prove l,ls contlnumiii rp.nl p UM, Bli
cultivation of si.nl laml vif
Krancls M. linker, Unlierl. Mi Cain
llenry Woodruff. '. K. Itmiliey. all ni
( ollon, Uiegou.
( II AH. It. M(i(it;H,
fi ((Ml 21 '
Roller of '! saial Hr llleau
Sotlep I. Inrrlir iritpi. tl.al IM '
I i at t I . ,! iilnliiratiir of III UI
ft ' hn Cop, iterpaM-., lia. II In-1 In III 1
I o.irl nl I lackama. Coui.lv, Hist"
lil. Ilnal an-.intil a I. a ImlnH."
ali p.ia'e. at,.! il.ai M.in lay. Ihf v
nl June, A. It Ih si ai inn tnnif ol I"'
a. m. ha. Iippii )ir, , aai, mnrl
lime fur i. raring nl ol.J.'i-iloiii In M"!''
ami (It alaipinpiit llieraol.
Kit.. . ('
A'lininl.lrhtor nl li flat u ''
Co ,lri-pa.-i.
c. i f ..' m ifj, a to. Mm ? 'j.-nupar
r-p
ful in building up the health. Only 25c
per box. Sold by Geo. A. Harding.
The rich man's whbikeyis HAKPER
because it is suprem ly delicious. The
poor man's whirikey is IIAUPKIt, be
cause such good whiskey helps him.
The family whiskey is IIAUPKIt, be
cause it's pure, pleasant and strengthen
ing. Sold by C. 0. Huntly, Oregon City
firm.
Wkst & Tkuax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
Waujino, Kinsan &. Mabvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon tho blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Price 7.rc
per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testi
monials free.
Hall's Family Pills are the best,
l 1 J AlAoUAlAi
'r frs TT . I
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. - . , WLJk .aBBpaBBBBBBata- . -w r- 1 , Bl m -r
.. " ' v- 'tJ-i
fOCkf Of (7 . .
war u ssoarjjoox ,s nou rcatfy for distribution. ft will
show a vary complete and superior iino of VhroshinS ?acAinorjf,
Sfjou have not already asked for one send in your name and
address and state as to what you ,nay later on purchase.
salso haue a full line ,f ' Cnyines, toilers and Saw tyiils.
urs truly,
ftusscll d Co.,
Portland, Oreoft
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