OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, OCTOBER C, 1899.
personal Mention
J. II
the I u
'"I "1'iwiirmim lit
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ill rrfW C(y
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I.. 111 ihl' TiH'i'B "mi iiirmn, ! ' -h. hi ii in ri I.
Samuel., " rortlaml,
ritual. ,.r,l ,.LI.. .
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a . - MM ISI llBei Ill I lirilMIIH ' , Ml IIIiriH1llKlj.au .....
ltlltli '" "'" "7 nuiin.y, ., , N( k-ciIhIIiii,.
. . . Mr. Leaven . .1 i..., i.. ..
V Vlelfli, f. Wee lli liiilii u ""'"y eioppi ()-B
. . I. 4.1. III.... i.i i. i-'"" v
I panii'iay iphihj ini'iiij
km
Chapman lelurnnd Iiiniin
iiiIIiK day en tin
W.J
wi.
jlr.K.A.
iu i'"' '""M,,1y ""g'aphr ;i
(1(,,Cmii I'M"" ' p'1 ly i W
i i. n I
jf,iil Mrs. M. I-1"''! n'MUml,
i I.Umli III llila t'll v Ilia
JliiUMl 1 1 '! I'"' "t, tf Portland,
1, o Una rity .
A.lwlf. on o ll) prominent
1 V "II kill, ...I.. I I ..
."'awvea ami iiihw
r-'"led to arrive In II.- i,. ,i.i.
V v f
I'rolilMii . ;lfJ 0f 4r.,-nln or Alum In
all Arllcle. of l t.
Tli. law enacted by tlm Ml.sourl legis
lature, ropy of which was recently
published In our column., and whlch
prohibit tlm manufacture or .ale of any
article liiUmled for fool or to U used In
' preparation of food, which contain!
alum, arsenic, ammonia, etc., places
tliat .tat In lfl lead In the mailer l
miliary 1,-KUI.iiim.
Uw. rr.trli tliiK Him un of alnrn In
hava li.cn In f,lf,.. In Knulitnil.
A it ..
t w..,.iianjr ami tinuH lor many yeara.
; in till, country, In MinniaoU, Wlanon
jln, Mi:hlK4n, Ohio, Kiiitm ky and ar--jial
otl.nr llf. (Jlrnct hiui.latlon in
! A S. t ... I ... . . ...
Na.l.ai.LlMl ,, , .7 . ..-J"' ;'-"" " H- a.l of alum taking
f "I U
, (jbiuI 'ly lanlllig hual
la tu.u luna-Uy.
U rn IIuim l!l'li , who haa twwu
r. l ol ltilHl, WahlnK
...... i-
jaJataiU)1 Calling u irivixta.
I. U. tmUli !' an Kallaiil
nlHw "I'K"1' '' It'l'Mhllran
. . . .- ... ....i. i li.,..
A. II. ")'. " w' Auroa rutii-
. . i l .
k.alfHla Uir" iiauiia uii'i nan id
o7 4rlay on hualnixa uiaili.
U. U KHy, "I H'" " f y I'-auk
Itautf al'oi 'lMl two wk. raa-
1 al laii 1 laiitiatti al)J Tali Jij.
Mr, tlx Niltil an l Mum Viola ran
Ltwa l"f a tiio't iU witli rlatliM
lMac W illnti.a, on of tlulalla'a nr-
liUfJii'iif I'1 lt WrJinwiUy for
uiurt, I Uiiu, wltria li illiau, In
l W . li. I'arkrr Irfl N tlr.UY for
L.jl-rl uu N Vliialay, IA lulwr
.la, Uai'l Ul UiaillaJ Iw Mia. Anna
M' l-'tll.
V.J H-titii, r'irwtitlr id J. M.
Ui.imiu tvoiaay A I'oitUn.l,
LutblUiliy Wo-lnra-lar laklog ot hia
i lUl (" ii l "'"i.
0. C Yuuiii,lli lauioua ill. I IikmJ
V.Jril avail. rr uUrllil al ll
fctlMul tlalmn lliaia, waa In Oirnn
':; M iii'lav Uiaaln Unal luul on a
jtmlta 1 1 iaiui .
f. h, Krlijr Weill tip lo 81111 Tu'lJ
. rttim ,a I'lrfUanJ r'looring Mill
:ft (lilelilllg out III. i'OlltluallOII
m hy Hi rnl luinmi( of Ida
.'14a aunt
V.t. lu.o llaf Uil-at Irfl fur lSUjtktua,
I.,Tiiu'Uy tttiilnii to l irriil al
4 aurriarfa of Miaa liraiW W'cUh.
'4 till alxj vwll acvrral liioutli. in haO
uiuxikq ami Moc aton.
M. A. Itlaka and Mim Kl.ia
Vltlf lliaka of llila city n'mn'
tai lr M m Maula Winchall, of
44ilii Ohio, will Irava Mxlitlar for
Molilalia, wherw limy Will lliakt
Jl-i Uoiut.
L F.. Ii.,iiirtto aiirarwl Iwlura lha
Spriiia omrl at halna on TUfauay to
attaailiirj a. to hia llliiwa io ractu-
i Ulur. thai Uxly. llo wa. ona of a
m gfri.ht iiIUaut and .a ruaull
'11 U .iiiiouined lalor.
PM. J.C. .inanr otnol a term of
IbAil n (aru. Jiatrit'l on Mumlay,
Hr. Zinarr k. one of tha ahloal Inaliut tori
i CVkauiaa rouniy anil tha Carua
t' 'a mewl lortiinaU In touring hi.
ftlir..
C U. Iliinilry rtur ntl Tilnly I'Oin
uwcrMiiil Imntliiu trip In tha nwlglilwr-
"I fulfill rviHjrla lwmliil
'WliiiJtl0,i, in tlryant omlillon
J PfuveJ ,, a.Mitloni ty a wall flllo.l
un In,.
a I'll v !,
In yrnln, a iiio i u
... ,
l-jwii-r. ha. alxi U., ttWttnl. In av
rl of tl,ch ataUt. Ihclr .ala la f-rolilhitixl
uii1m tl.ry am hramlit'l lo .how that
iln-y conialn alum, ami In tlia Dmrirt of
Coluuilila, umhir tha law. of ConreM,
lfi(if alum, alum ti at al
. " " v'.,it, lima piuiii I a r
rriifiiiaiti v ti i ....
U In to ,,. ,,,., ,..J.''U'"" '" of aotneof
Mi. fl,.l of il. . .Hiliraiiil. of hakliiK powilor aolj
tV. J. . I1...V,,,,, ,1M rw ,,
ll'lllla'r, a .o,u. t rUf B,rV(Ili
Hninlay morning avn.lnn.
H.a l.ail hl,a !alU,
liulliliim tha nrw h,iik' m
Klin.
I. Ilraly. who for a mm,hr of v,aia
haa nin.hi.'tr.l a .alooii In Ihl. rlly
I'l'I tha Miiia Momlay au l ha. I.t.( ,1
l. at. k an l llilnrK lo Warlnnr, I.lal.o,
wl.rra ha wiIIk i Into hiuliira..
pnr
lun. (Iih). C. ISrownull vl.llaJ tha
"ulU Crrrk Mr iiillna at Mwriiuam
"t KlurUy anil It vnry rnthu.iatiu In
prwiMs of tliiai Vnar'a exhibition, lie
Ilia di,ay f fMtn j,ro,tUl.. wa.
"JH to any county on thil itrmn foot
'M ami ,H illaplay ol !a.lli. work wua
"litlilly nn.
Hon.J. !.. Krimo. of 8lfTor.l, waa In
f'ly Vilni..,Jar on biinin,i con-
D(iW with the .(iltlriiii'tilo! I,U fathnr'i
"ta of whirl, lfl exeontor ami ml
Knlerpriaa olllcn a ph'Mant mil.
KniBi- vi.lhnl the fair at Mar.iimm
on '"nliiy anil roporla royally
"lortalniMl ami that ttiora wan very
crMIUhle,li.pBy.
I'iro lXlion, who for aovoral
" Iih. n.N,l,l on Molalln avenue. de
'tul Woilnemlay for the vicinity of
n)Mila, Mont. Sometime aluco Mr.
tl,on ohllioil to leave horo on ac-
ntof HI l.nnitlt nntl In that im tlon of
!(lntry '"'"ul that ho waa .really bene-
'W iinl Ihih concluded to eultlo down
there.
H. IIohh, pon,er renldunt of Ore
Jn City, Wm httiheen baont for mny
jUrnturnod hero with hie family
m' IntonilH iiinklnK this plate hi home
'or "mo time. Mr. Hon wan imWnnt
Jwwu City In the oarly flO'i, Intylng
11 a and Hlnce then hae lived at
"loui poi,,,., nn ia rg(,I(lo COttHt rom
' 8ond to Central America He ha.
oft'i , 1,18 Urouuhton houne at the head
'"Hi itreot and will pursue his occu-
Clara hara will ha (,,, H tttir!
a.-h,l aiH,ttliim,,ii of county (,),
lor Ihl. yrar. Tl,a H,r;ioiin,..iit
amouiila lo ..K, I lo
rapila.
('..rrrK(mrni. aia rr-ju.i l lo U
rairful In wriiuiK .it uainrt lo writ
In a way thai no niit.kiiiay U hhuhI,U.
Iha "llillllrii i-oii,mmioi." ran giirM
.1 Ilia frlirr.l run of tha linn,, hut roM r
riailii-a onlil lo I Iryihlr.
Tha rouniy rointiiNtioiior. ii,i. in
lltolar araaion Vlti-B.ay . The huf
Ural ..r Ililt tor III i,ollilr. lo m III Hill
hodr Ui. ii uiual, oatng lo a falling olf
in the amount of roa I aoik for hrjili'in
lr. ).' Ilutaon la nii,i:y ahoalnn to
hi. lualid. a ai ft) a II liollle t'olitailiilitf lif
prm-rv.). of a .iogtn pan Irom a plairr
Claim ha ha. l-il,ll i''jii,r.l in Ihe
i il. 11,11 ill.tr.i t. Tha iii'in aiion arw
Vrry proiniaiii anJ Mr. Ilutaon rix-l.
lo (rata ahoul Iha ;VlU lo look aftnr hi.
prnriy.
Word ha. hwn lorflvej from tha
uii.i.lrii.h-i.t of Ihe liiaanaaayliiin that
W, Iknu'lirdir, a patii'iit rrp.lliml to
Cla.kaiti. CHli.ly, had tllrd lliera on
Mrpi. IH.lt. lMitliriy wa a lalxm-r
aliow a vuinmlltrd from hereon Krt.
, I vi'j, and hla hoina or relalivt wert
uiiknow n.
Tha aut-lal irrn at Iha Y. M. C. A.
Wrditpa-lay tvfjuliirf proved lo bo a ir
plra. ant atf.lr. Tlia pr,rain ruoaia ed
of aihlt-ik- rrtlce by iha moiiitrf of
ll. young met.', claa., voial eolua and
arlrctiooa rrmh-red by K.liler'a orchea.
(ra in a very pleaaltig niannrr. Follow
iif Iha pMKiaiu a jolly ao.i.1 lime wa.
enjoyed by all.
Tom Watt, returned from Alka la.l
werk, alirr over yrar'a H"u'n in t,"
wild of that rruion. Mr. Watt'a return
I. rauM'd by bun art. matien ruiring
1,1a attention and alo hi. health ia oor,
eauwd by en aliak of acuryey. Heel
mhU lo relura In a couple of inontha a.
ha h a Ulion lhal promieea good
thing.
Tin membme ol the A. O. L'. W, who
H ftUunenla and went out to
hlatlord lairt haturday evening wrre well
leu. Id lor their vl.il in the warm wel
come they met at the hand, ol ihe 8uf-
I....I l,r.ilirHH A larito nilMHMT were
prevent from SUfford and the oa.ion
piove.1 one of mutual plcaiuire and prollt
to all.
1'rUntr U DUrluryed.
Yuiinir Ihiniir ( lmnr d wllb tlir Crime
of Perjury la Acquitted.
powder aold In
thla vicinity whli-l, ,rt ihown by recent
analyai U contain alum. HotiiMi-keepera
andgrera ahould cut the liitoutand
keep It for reference :
Haklng i'pwtli-r. CoiitnliiliiK A ) u in .
- ConUIn Alum
. . ..".f. U'" Mf v'" ;"'.
(.ALL MKT Containa Alum
Manf t.y . 'a I u itt-t ilatklt.aj I'liwiterlJo. Clili a.
J,,MK Oint.lna Ahnn
M.nf l,r Hoik llaklug I'owiler Co Han Krall
WASIHMiTON Contain. Alum
Manr.hr 1'a.ltic Chemical Work, Taaiiiia
t llKHCKNT Containa Alum
Manf. I.v('r.iit Mf (.'oHmiiIb
Will IK LILY Containa Alum
Mnnf. ti I). Frrrera A 'o. Ta-ou,a
r.KK IIIVK Contain. Alum
M.t.f. hr Wail,in(ton Wf. Co Han Kran
!,'.V HON Contain. Alum
Maul, br Oram Chemical Co . CnlcaKO
I'KHANCK ConUina Alum
Manf iijr I'urll.iiil Coffee A H.lr Co Tort.
I'OK TLA N I) Coni.lna Alum
Manf. Iiy Ili-no, I; lUllli, 1'ortlaiid.
The hoiiaekeeper ahould bear In mind
that alum make a cheap baking powder.
It coal but two rent a pound while
cream of Urtar cot. thirty. The quality
of the powder la therefore u.ually indi
cated by Ihe price.
I KM) Reward flQO..
The reader, of Ihia pa-r will be
pleajird to leatn that lliere ia at leant one
drea le. Jieae that a'ience haa bwn
able to cure In all it .tai'e. and that ia
catarrh. Ilall'a Catarrh Cure I. the
only x:iive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh Wing a
cm.titutlonal difte.ae, reiiuin-a a con
.litulional treatment. lUH'a Catarrh
Cure i. taken Internally, acting directly
i'ion the blood and inucu .urlai e. of
(lie tyatem, thereby deatroying the foun
dation of the diM-aae, and giving the pa
tient airength by building up the con
atitution and awihitinc nature in doing
it work. Hie proprietor have ao much
faith In ita curative powers, that they
offer I KM) for any cae that ilfaila lo
cure. Send for lint of testimonial.
Addrena, F. J. Cn!r;Y A Co., Toledo,
0. Sold br lrugiata, 75c.
Ilall'a Family 1'illa are the be.u
Teacher's .Heetlnr.
A very phia.ant meeting of Ihe Clack-
mas County Teachers' Aaaoclatlon wa.
held at Iwcllcn'. hall In Hpririgwater,
Kwturday, Hcptemher, .'JO, iH'.m.
Called lo order al the u.ual hour by
the president, N, W. liowland.
The in in uUrat of ihe previou meeting,
priiired by the the secretary, Fannie
i. I'orter, were mad and approved,
Tha name, of Mii.es hniiih and
Messlg, ol rorlland, Ada McLaughlin,
Minnie Cornett and Ora Lowellyn of
('lw kamaa county, were added lo the
membership roll of Ihe Ambulation,
"How lo Make the Course of HUdy
Kirm:tive?" wa. the aubject Miiuued
ti T, J, (Jary, of West Oiegon City.
Mr, (isry spoke at length on Ihia subject,
advancing many practical and helpful
i'leas. The subject wa alao discussed
by I'rof. 7. maor, It, L. Mwre and Ara
McLaughlin.
Asa committee to map out the work
by months, Hupt. liowland appointed T.
J. Gary, J. C. Zinaer, L. I 51oore,
Jennie K. Howen, N. W. liowland, J.
W. Oray. Fannie 0. I'orU-r.
Mr. tstithlnecker sfxjke on "Composi
tion Writing" presenting hia method of
leaching the same. A spirited discus
sion followed, in which Mi.s F, U.
I'orter and Messrs. T.J. Gary, II, 8.
Gibson, L. L. Moore, Ara McLaughlin
and Hunt. liowland took part.
L, L. Moore talked on "Professional
Heading" dwelling on the teachers' need
of inspirstion in hia daily work.
A resolution of thanka waa offered the
good people of Bpiingwater for their
kindneat and hospitality. The people of y """ Clewm, I're-ah A
tin. place take a great interest In educa-1 r hii -., n
tional work, and strive to render the'M CAKKM, A
tneetiiigs held there aomething to be ' M Klc. (J
remembered with pleasure. Onbenalfifj IH1 l.inu N n
01 inoae preaeni, wr. Lewellyn lenjerej i U RakerV and COnffiCtlfinfirV A
m - M J
Rolling Mill Consumption
Ten not of criT o-n men who work fn r.llln- mill, Imn fouodri- ami (Ism fartfiries dtat
nf rniMumt'llon. You kin Imi early In 111 lima nn m away. Hi luoal rmiiii la a
iiaiurliiK. KnlenKiHiKli-aiKMi-ilniea hort and liatklns, tometlioea hartt and dry. The ilmt
.run no in.niwr nf i,y nnj. jN-aui eTeuiua.iy roiiniir-n. iha tn.ul.le nnn rmrn
iiu-iimi iwi, ami ii'" ni.iani innaiing ol Ilia nn ixnicle or f
i ihwi trt ii-m, tneier a iiiirriii--, hoir rr1, (liar
nvili-at li ill t iff l tlie llinvl awl
diint and Iron that III the air.
ian c.1n-. whlf-h 0mr arul mutllHiA th.
Ft.iuI Mm- .re tl.ua lurrned. and here It la liiak
mi'ler a mirrii-, thaw rr-d.
In
Ihi, t-rnit nl iiiiniiniMli.il Itn.l a i.U, a li .nit inulii,.lr A. b. . . v.i,.k ...
rtlHY.reri'.l In Knslaiwf. and It it., only run lu tha ttorl.1 lur Rollins Mill Coiuuintln. It
reuli up Iha iwii, .in-iiyihi-u the munMi tnrntnor ol the Itrvaihln orriu, MrmafM-ntl-1ii
the cniiKh, Ixilld U the romlllullon and lmrU lr"r U th -ilmle ).b-rn. It mu-4
aliiirr run, or It run you rxxhlti. ona Inula d'n-a wondt-ra. Try It. What 11 ba dooa fc
many otlM-r II will aim do lor yiu aiel your IotrI oo.
Id at 2V , Me. and ti a UKtle thmuahout tha mtted "Oitea and Canada ; and tr
7naland at I. 'M. sd., . M. II you are ixA tat Uf ltd alter Uiyiuc, return the UKU la
yuur ilniicslit, ana (t your mouey tack.
W$ aulAoriu Or above gvanudc, W. B. UOOKZi CO., ftoprUion, Ara Yort
For sale by Geo. A. Harding.
an Invitation to the teachers present lo
remain at Spring. ter until next day,
which kindneaa waa lully appreciated.
The next place of meeting was left to
the selection of the auperinlendent and
w ill be announced later.
meet again the last r-aturday in October,
LUutha M. UlHHO.I
'r. Nrvi-alh wad Adam Hi.
lAnii.Y
tuaiii:
koi.m'i r:i.
1 Taa la r ilmn a VLA Tfiauxtih If iiartAri.
On motion, Association adjourned to, fj ir.rant lllrr.
"When our boys were almost dead
from whooping coogh, our doctor gave
One Minute Coouh Cure. They recov
ered rpid!y,"write P. B. Mn, Argyle
Pa. It cures coughs, colds, grippe and
all throat and lung troubles.
(J so. A. HalDIXO.
Heart 1th yu wh4Br yo amitla th-.
r--iiiui'tona-ro a. nit. nT
tmmom Ihm .J-.I r- tot o6aro, l I
omi aro.ai.ira.. ip
Urn, aaria-a Iha Mo
Vir-a ot4 -Baa4.
roa iroaa -a . I B I i 1 muA am im
aad pec-t--fT VI J-JIT4BAC fro-a
mr oa irnt rfil. va
tack fur a. T... It wit.
wlll.DaU-at,-. MralaMtlT (
larmnid to mr; or wrrua4 mrny.
,-
ooa. . I ' I i Lav,
- -C 1 1 aIni,
a
Wanhlng Dinb Clothrs.
Kitchen cloths mutt, of courae, be
wa.hed daily, otherwise they harbor
urease and odors and become unhealthy.
Tl ey ahould be made of knitted crochet
cotton, la a square or suitable size.
When you wali them, if you will add a
teasootifiil of Gold Dust Washing Pow
der to the hot water, it will cut the
Kreaite and clean thorn in half the time;
dry them out in the sunshine and air.
Ilaw Ar Yaar KMaaya t
Tr HoMx' Sirana PHI. mr all Hilnay Ilia. Si
P'a rraa. AtU. atarliu lUuaOf Cu.. Chlcaau ur '
3Ti r5 V-M
WWaV
RUSSELL
ENCINES
BOILERS
saw m;
mills iii
THRESHERS
STACKERS HI
RUSSELL & CO.
Write for Catilocue and Prices. PORTLAND,
iih Grade
Planhinonu
lauiiiiiui v
Tuesday forenoon Justice Schuebtd'a
..I I .llk irilllrt
Court room was crowueu ei...
Inten-sied In Ihe Iprcllu.lnary Hearing t
Tl.os. Dunn,'. ho was charged with
iK.rj.iry, In lalsoly swenrlng to a mr
riiige iictms,. affidavit. Ih-puty Uiatrlct
Attorney Dimlck ipiwan-d ht Hie st.ilo
ami presented evidence tending to show
the guilt of the accimed. Geo. C. Hrow-nt-ll
appeared for defi-ndont and raised
the point that the prisoner lmd not been
l.lentilled as the man guilty ol the crime
and moved that the caao be di.mi-"l.
Judgn SchiudHil was of the siune opinion
and readily grtod the motion and
Thus. Punno walked out ol the court
room with the stigma of an inlanwui
crime reniove'l from lii name.
Tluit Joyful Feelhir
With the exhlhirating sense of renewed
health and strength and Interval cleanli
ness, which follow, the nae ol Syrup of
Figs, is unknown to the lew who '
o ..ogresHod beyond the old-
1,18 B"l,B I'n !
somotlm' offered but never accepted by
he well-Informed. Buy the genuine.
Manufactured by the California i.g
Syrup Co.
llarkwheat UuUA t Once.
Highest market price paid 'or buck
wheat at Aurora KoJUJlib
I have Uken'tira agency of the Albany
nuraery. All .-son. wishing can
sum! "oru a-
If you are Intending to purchase a
piano or organ in the near future, now is
the time as all piano dealers have been
advised by the manufacturers of a
material advancement in (he wholesale
coat of pianos, to be effected from the :
first of the mouth. The Filers Piano!
Houau, of Portland now have on exhibl-1
tion at Ilurmeister A Andresen'a Jewelry ,
store several high grade pianos, plsced I
their for Ihe convenience of Intending
purchasers, residing in or near Oregon
City. The prices are exactly the same
as If obtained in Portland, and should ;
terms for payment be desired the same
accommodation are accorded you that
are enjoyed bv the patrons of the house
in Portland. Mr. Davis their repVesenta-
tive, uuj be seen any afternoon or eve- j
ningal Ilurmeister A Andresen'a store.
During the winter of 1807 Mr. Janid
Hoed, one of the leading citizens and
call on me or
It. II.Tauoh.
merchants of Clay, Clay Co., W. Va.,
struck his leg airsinst a cake of ice in
such a manner as to bruise it severely.
It became very much swollen and pained
htm so badly that he could not walk
w ithout Ihe aid of crutches. He was
treated by physicians, also used several
kinds oi linimont and two and a half
gallons of whisky in bathing it.but noth
ing gave any relief until be began using
Chamberluin's Pain Malm. This brought
almost a complete cure in a week's time
and be believes that had he not used
this remedy his leg would have had to be
amputated. Pain Malm ia unequaled
for sprains, bruises and rheumatism,
For sale by G. A. Harding, Druggist,
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For the accommodation of our customers we quote the following prices:
6 cups and saucers - - 4.r)0
6 dinner plates - - 60c
0 sauce dishes - - 25c
100-piece Bne decorated dinner
set - - - 10.50
All wool C. C. Carpet per yard - 50c
Mrussels Carpet per yard - - 50c
Ingrain Carpet per yard - - 25c
Washable Jute per yard - - - S5c
Hemp per yard - - - 10c
Matting per yard ----- 10c
Lace curtains per pair - - - 75c
Table covers fringed 3 feet by 3
feet - - -- -- --50c
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Large Oak Center Tables - $1.50
High Mack Dining Chair - - 65o
Full size Bedsteads - - $1.50
Woven Wire Cots, - - $1.85
Wall Paper per double roll 13o.
Copper Bottom Tea Kettle - 40c
10 Quart Granite Pail - 60c.
10 Quart Dish Pan - - 10c
10 Inch Granite Pan - - 25c
6 knives and forks - - 50c
6 Table Spoons - 10c
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We keep a full stock of Paints, Oil and
Glass and would like to give estim
ates of cost to our customers con
templating painting their houses.
This tramp can tell the difference between bread baked in a Charter Oak
Stove or any other kind of stove. The crust of bread baked in a Charter Oak
Stove will never be hard. Caution your friends not to buy a cooking stove before
they have examined into the merits of Charter Oak Stoves.
We make all kinds of mat
tresaes from $1.90 up.
Opposite Court House,
post office box 132.
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