Oregon City enterprise., February 15, 1901, Page 2, Image 2

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1001,
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URRESPONDENCE
jconci: to couuKsioxDK.Nrs
V.'f mind again call your attention to
the I. icl that correspondence MUST
rttoli thin oflke not latter than Wednes
day. Iat week nil the week before e
received good letters aa late aa FriJay
ml Saturday, and were, of course, com
pelled to leave them out.
Ihe Enterpilse has a splendid corps of
cnrreqtondent, who are, as a rule, very
lun"!!il, and we ae always extremely
eurry when we are compelled to leave
out anything any of them send in. But
th'P is a rule that we can not break, no
nutter bow much we may desire to
do c
JUrquatn.
Mahhi am, Fob. 12. Lloyd Marquam
lis leen engaged to teach auother
inoiKh at Teasel Creek.
Mr. Punlavy was kicked by a horse
while showing it and has been laid up
lor some time.
lev. F. C. Butler and family retureJ
on the lot in St., after several weeks' ab
een.'e in the East visiting relatitea.
Mi- Minnie Punlavy came home laet
wei k with a severe sore throat.
Mi8 Lillian Bentley returned from
Extern Oregon last week, where she has
bn pending some time on her claim
Tne pleasant weather is getting the
pron n.j in good condition for the spring
work.
I. H. Larkins met with a painful acci-
oeui lam vtedneway. ilia team ran
way with him and tie was thrown under
the wagon and two wheels ran over him
lie will he confined to the bouse for some
time.
Goldie Drake was yery sick lat week
with poison oak.
Maiquaru is rejoicing in the possibility
' of an electric railway connecting' with
Portland and Oregon City in the near
future
Tl.e young people met at the home of
Kev. Butler Ust Tuesday evening and
epet;i a very enjoyable evening.
Eaglt Creek.
Eagle Casus. Feb ll.-Mr. Cahill
lia i a log rolling last Thursday. He is
dealing ground for the spring crop.
Th- basket social at Wilborne hall on
the lt, given by the Artisans, was well
attendd. Thirty-five baskets were sold,
whul, brought f5 90.
T!:e hinginit . chool at the ehoolhoue
in ii'-irict No. 50 U progrefsxg nicely
uod-r Mr. Cahill's instruction.
Sjveral are laid up with la grippe in
this t.pigbhorhood.
Amhew duugla?", of Dufur, has been
Yi-it'ng relative and friends here for a
ew d.ts, but left Saturday on his return
trip.
V :.itd Udell and wife, of fvevenon,
Wssti., is visiting his parents and broth
er, II.T.ry, at this place.
Road fuorrvUorEd Burnett is working
the ami near Ctirrinsville.
Mr. Baker Is sick again.
Biehard Gibson and wife made a trip
to 1'orlland last week.
MalTurJ
Ftaiiokd. Feb. 12. Mrs. Weddle is i
very sick.
Henry and William Schati are Improy
i g their yards by repairing and putiiig
in new fence.
John Gage went toTigardvlllo Monday
and got a ton of Hour.
Moser'a improvement are enhancing
the beauty a well a the value of his 10
acre tract near the postotlW.
Beads are splendid ; no mud.
The potato market is so quiet that no
shipping is being done.
Henry Baker has bought the lUuch
20-acre tract, formerly owned by J. P.
Gage.
Mrs. O, Z. Helton is spending the
week with her father, Mr. Cage.
The revival at the German church
can fed a marked renewal of brotherly
love, but no converts were added to the :
church.
There is considerable demand for Nth
wheat and oats thii tpring, anjj Mr.
Gage seems to be the only farmer who
can supnly them. j
William Schatx and Samuel Mayer'
have planted their early potatoes. It is
high time tomato and cabbage seeds were ;
planted.
Coiwi J
Coltos, Feb. 1 1 Emory Got bore came j
borne from anbington last Tuesday to
remain indefinitely.
Miss Gorbett is home from Portland to
rusticate a while in the foothills.
Mr. Killen, of Elliott Prairia, attended
the funeral of bis sister, Mrs. Ellen Huh
bard, here last week. Mr. George Kil
len and son, Elbert were also in attend
ance. Mrs. Killen still remains witb the
berieved c ildren, some of whom are in
poor health.
C. E. Gorbett, of Crane, is visiting
relatives here for a few weeks.
P. E. Bonney and V. Gorbett, two of
Cotton's Nimrodi), killed a large cougar
on the 5ih. They claim to have the brag
"varmint" dogs of the town.
Chariie Gottberg and w ife, of Oregon
City, have been visiting for a few days in
this community.
Mr. Countryman is on the sick list.
Mr. Miller, of Highland, closed a most
successful term of school here last Fri-diy.
Frank Wright, of Scio, was in Colton
last week.
v-;
Broaching
s In every cough there
u lurks, like a crouching
bv titer, the probabilities
-sv or consumption.
-VThe throat and
'a 'uncs become
J-sVK- roueh and In
calf by some one carrying It away In the
night. It I quite a loss to Mr. McMurry,
'aiitwa a valuable one. People must
i be hard up when they resort to kidnap
plug calves.
VU,,II H1IU III-
X4 v Earned from
coucning and
the terms of
consumption
find an easy
entrance. Take
no chances
with the dan
gerous foe.
ror 60 years
there has been a per
fect cure. What a rec
ord! Sixty years of cures.
ft. &v
THE MAN ON THE CURB.
lily The Man.)
soothe: and heals the
wounded throat and
lungs. You escape an at
tack of consumption with
all its terrible suffering
and uncertain results.
There is nothing so bad
for the throat and lungs
as coughing.
A 25c. bottle will cure
an ordinary cough; hard
er coughs will need a 50c.
size; the dollar bottle is
cheapest in the long run.
MOn of rny son was pttttnc
luod with a high fetrr and wa
tot; ill. txxiiil tunny anjr
siiroa or in in aim. I n U'x-Uiri
did h
bkxKl with a hich fetrr and
tXKiid hanlljr
I him uo cx-d. Hut oof Ntl of
yoori'b'mrl'ctirlcurHl himaod
and hi Ufa. C.. A!tai.
Hot. Id, Iajs. Fukwaua, tf. ItiL
Writ tha rWtor.
If rtm
ana d
Kl mltcal atlvtra. writ tba iHifr
luff fr)v. Adtlrwu
Dr. J. C. ana. Low 11. Maaa.
cheaper to build a new one than to re
pair the old.
Mr. Haun is alashing bruxb during the
good weather.
Yesterday was St. Valentine's day.
St. Valentino himself ia dead died
many year ago and I see ty the paw
be is still dead. That I why be I called
I a saint. A ttaint I some yery good nr
1 sou who is tleail, juat a a atateiuaii la
j m very shrewd mliticlii who U dead.
I You don't see any live saint. You may
i think yi ur girl ia a saint ; but wait until
you in married. Then, It you accept
I my di'tloltlon of the term, you may wiah
she w a one.
Put that is neither hero lior there. We
j an' talking about St. Valentine. Do you
' reineuitxr ! r"t valentine you ever
sent, Bub? I0 you rememlr the Ural
one you ever re'ived, MsayT Po you
j reiiK'itilHT how you felt? Tell us atxiiit
it. You, Bub.
I a a
j Oh, you had been Intending to send
1 hrr one for a long time, hail you? Ever
aitii-e that day in school when you had
I the tight with that Smith kid, and you
heard her say "That Bobby Smith i a
I hateful little brute," and she purpurwdy
i miiwed the word In the spelling elan
th it day every time you did rather than
("turn you down." Yes? And going
home that evening you ran ,y her and
gave her hat a little- just the very small
; est flip with your hand, and she said,
j "Oh. Bubby, don't," Jmt easy like that ;
'didn't say it cross, aa she had when
Bohhy Smith tried the same ex pertinent,
; and she said "Now, Bobby Smith, yott
iuat keep TJtir old hand to youiaelf,
j sir!'' Yes, indeed ; you dtertilued right
there anil then that if you bad a hundred
dollars and could tret a valentine coating
that much, it wouldn't be any too gxl
for mi: a. And you hung around the sta
tioner's window all evening after achoid
pretending to be immenaely ticked with
the "comics" there displayed, but
secretly searching for a "nice one," the
price of which was not beyond your
means. I ?e you haven't forgotten.
Family
5
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INlodlolnoo.
Coiigli Honey.
Kidney Backache
CURE.
Blood and Liver
8J Nerve Tonic
Oraat Blood rinaln Ramaity fur Iprlng.
llaadacliaa, Cou'llpaMon.'Tlrsil," Morvuua.
Dyspepsia Cure
Golden Relief
St. Viins'lanco
For Coughs, Colds, Grip, or v
"Cold" In ANY PART of body. '
roi.M. Mlrti . H1. JfT. turn.
For a wli'iln year Icuiilil ilo no work ami
wiilki'd only f IioIiIim i'n lo a i lialr, I iliw-
IiiiihI Willi fuiir llllli'lMlll (illlalrllllia t ill ti"
i rl viil mi rrlli'f I hn uxt uf lo U'HIr of
Ur. faiinsr s Klitnay and Raokarli furs
Hm mi' a pt'rfi'i'l I'utn. J, M M. Ii
lhv. I raaforil I'n . I'a., Jmin l. i,
TlinH'Voar aao I liada aovnr ailnrli of
Ki nlpi U. anil IiIidkI 1k'I'Ii. I'ti'ukliiK nut on
my lii'nil ainlfnn' Mr 1'l.oli'luii nl l. i.ili i
inn (or wti-rul inoiiili aliiioiil ri 'iili. I I ! n
iimk N Ih.iiI. . of lr, rnnnar a lllnnd and
Llvsr Katuady aud Harvs Tunla inli iiuhI
riiiiiii lii i iirc. I iia lUnaMaa,
Minm o.nt. Uy . ft 7.
Mwirnliaa iiltrrnl Imi allli ili'i.la.
I ttliil all il I In' h imIii mi .ihhiIuii ami all
nf tiif tian pr. rlplli.ha wlltioul aal.
Miialiy i.r. riiml pr. 'nnor s Pyapauata
Cur ami Hi" uuf it elf i-i UhI a run'. Klaiif
iitlirr lintlr raM'a I It a I lia o r,im unili'r .ny
iitiMTVallnii liaco In n rninl ! til P.
pi li itif I'r I . i I rninMii,
tylartr IViim-r, I 'nMoiila. N V.
I haw tiM'i I Dr. rantisr slloldaa Kaltaf for
innnr rnr fur llin ili. ' ami ' M'tila
fur lili li It I ailwrllu il and dam t 'Vjnd l
fully 111111 Id all you I'UUu t"t it
rraalittng Eldar M It. tiiunh.
Oaad for Cula, Kruttaa, Hunii, Old loras,
Uliralna. Colda, II up. Bma Tlnoat, Co Ilo,
byaouury, kuwal Troutilaa, tt la utifaltiug.
!., I'kk., J.n I law
lutt it risim rir.i..i.
l. rn.ny a vf .iir HI
Hlwlflr n. ...I. m9 Iim WH .'I.I.-I .t M
l.l,..l-.tf .r. " A ll I III.
VllM.' fH
li k. ( .....4
At.yxiir Uriianl.t for Aluianae far lnt conUlnlni dacrlitlona of b Krmadlaa and
Callintataa of Ui luoat rtuarkabU curta ar atlilavad by uiadlolu.
For Salo by C. G. HUNTLEY, Druggist. Oregon City, Or.
And yoo didn't experience any fieculiar
OAflTOniA.
BrttU ?' 'J ) a wjtt Bj;;1
Idlnrtr Im Uliiri.
The (uiiiiiitiior-Tlie L'UiM.tf may tie
perfectly rnrrd n Ittioni pitin
TIih rMlinr-Wr lili-r If Ihe speelfle
la hard '.' laue. If not. we will try II
4ttwl(h
8ulM lUor-If cured. It w ill he Jder
Indini:
Amlntnnt 8nl-Imh-rly. grntli-mrn,
'tl a core anl'Jii-t.
Iii'puty Aanlxtnnt Hub-Yea, ami re
quiring -MHuli' 2 licar
Com-aiKinilciier IMItor-Thl I car
rying the cimtt.-r a far a Kkjut-tK
will ar.
Ottl.-e lloy-Thoae w ho ar ao 4 Jn 8 V,
a to ilo the alNire w ill find rarb ara- I ri
graph 2 contain a all.M II of humor. Ir
jjr.T.rT.r.T.T.TT.T.T.T.TTr.T.
I Do You
I
h Know the News
Q
You can have It all (or
Per
Month
50c
Per
Month
r
Thai Cough
Hangs on
. You have used all
sorts of cough reme
dies but it does not
(yield; it is too deep
1 seated. It may wear
I itself out in time, but
lit is more liable to
produce Ia grippe, I
1 pneumonia or a serf-1
cus throat affection.
I You need something
that will give you
f strength and build
j ui) the body.
i
SCOTT'S
i will do this when everything
eke tails. There is no doubt
out it. It nourishes. I
J
lengthens, builds up and!
if.-vw me Doay strong and
1 1'.o'dthy, not only to throw i
J off this hard cough, but to j
I f i .'iry the system against f
i further attacks. If you are I
I i an down or emaciated you
j sii j jld certainly take this i
I ro.inshmg food medicine.
JSoc. and fi.aa, all drURgim.
..' I1T4BOWVF rjwmkt. K.utVn.l.
Irti h w- ill mi w 4n mj
Bedland
Redlakd, Feb. .12 Much plowing
and some seeding are being done during
the good weather.
A pleasant wedd nc ictu 'red hereSun-
day. Mies Gueie Funk and Atrice Kir-
chetn, of Lugan, were united in marriage.
Miss Guesie was one of our niott beloved
and hiifhly etteemed young ladies, and
Mr. Kirchem is widely known and re
spected by all. A number of relative
were present. All join in wishing them
a happy and prosperous life.
The entertainment given by the. chool
Friday was well attended and a'l enj yed
, themselves. Seventeen dollars was
raised to buy an organ for the school.
Gilmore Behymer, who has been in
Grant county the past summer, returned
i home Saturday, lie reports times good
there.
J Som of the boys got togethe' and
jChanvaried Mr. and Mrs. Shaslinger a
j few evenings ago. They hsve been mar
ried some six months, unknown to any
i one.
A play party was given at V. M. Bon
ney' one evening lax! week.
L. Mosher went to Gnsliarnon busi
ness the first of the week.
F. F. Wilcox was doing Oregon City
Monday.
Mis Maude Stone w ill teach the spring
. term of school in district No. ?1.
Harry Mosher spent Sunday here, re
tti ning to Frogjiond n his wheel in the
afternoon.
'be roads are getting good.
Mrs. Mosbberger was at Logan Mon
day, visiting her daughter, Mrs. New-
kirk.
Mrs. Maiingo. who ha been Buffering at naations when you saw our little pink
from an at.ack of la grippe, is alowly re- '"J D'118 lJ yellow message lying on
her ueak tlie next morning, did you?
Oh, certainly not! You jit felt a
though your heart, or something, waa
Outeide cattle are looking well for this J
And when she looked over at you and
covering.
IWit Wade ia slashing brush for pa
time.
time of year;
Mr Wjhind, of Rotk Creek, was vis
iting Mrs. E. Vorbeia last Monday.
Nraily Ncwi.
Needy, Feb 12. The Needy Literary
Society elill meeia every Wednesday
evening.
The tiovs charivaried Mr. Titmlry last
week, but failed to t.nearth the bride.
Farmers around Needy are busy plow
ing and loaing.
Several new bridges have been built
by the road supervisor.
The new sawmill south of Needy is
now running to its full capacity.
Mr. Hosteller is building a new liouee.
Stone.
Stosk, Feb. 11. School commenced
on the 4th, with Ming Mary Andrews, ot
Oregon City, as teacher.
The n w fence around the aihool yard
is completed, which makes quite an im
provement.
Miss Clara Stewart, who has lieen at
browrinville during the winter, returned
smiled as she, with the moat csrlea
action Imaginable, laid one of her little
annel hands on the valentine! That's
what you called them : angel band, lo
the light of matured wisdom and accu
mulated experience, you have at sundry
time since doubted the appropriate nes
of that appelation, but it doesn't matter.
I see you haven't forgotten.
And yon, Siasy? What alout you?
Ah. you call it romantic il'iness, do
you ? What was that I caught you read
ing the other day when I entered the
room unexpectedly? It wa a highly
deeoraU'd, flimsy looking something or
other, which you hustled away out of
sight, while your face glowed with one
of the prettieat blushes I've seen there
for many a day . Kotnantic ailliness ! Of
course it Is.
a a
Yon take a girl of 40 and a loy of 50
yea; help yourself take a couple like
that, w ho tiave drifted along all these
years in single blessedne; the girl's
home Saturday. i face has gradually assumed the general
Mesnrs. Mumpower and Stewart made ' contour of " rM')hnok' ml t,,e l)",ur
Prlnier'e 1 v 1 1 - 4 shame.
nivu-M alinuii;-1 Varolii a.
gentle.
II Oashl la Marry.
Mia Aiium-- You ought to get mar
rled. Mr. olilchspp
Mr. Oldclmpp (nrtu-ailyi I lav
wlahed many times t.ni-ljr that I had a
wife.
Mia Atitliue (dellgtiti'dl-llate JoU,
really?
Mr. Old. hnpp-Vea If I had a wife,
she'd priilalily have aaewllig machine,
and the sewing nmtiitne would have an
oil can. and I could tnke It and oil my
ottlce chair. It squeak horribly. I'.t-rhange.
il
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In the Fvenlng Telegram, of I'litt
land. Oregon. Il i the largmt
evrnlng tieiawr putiliahnl In
Orwgoti j It roiiUiha all the new
of the Mate and of the Nation.
Try It for a mmith. A sample
ropy will Im mailed to yu fre.
AMra
Tho Telegram,
Portland, Or.
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l i t. lif Uil lania InO n f iir at.
Itirlit U llrifr J (.,. JM c ai.,1 li. b.
th nl lh 'll ur Irrfj t, I.
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tri nf ,rir IM rnt. i,. It.ixi. lillIW
MAMUt ACIURINC CO . '". i.t.i.!.iifc
k (omlnrliig aaNi-r
'l bubbled into Mr I'.lackinon' ilrug
tore one evening." sat Wrley Nelaon,
a trip to Kelso last week to do some car
penter work for Elder G. i liich.
Mr. McMurry, who lives on the Day
place, recently lost a three-weeks-old
!
Wllholt
Winiorr, Feb. 11. Game Warden
Wilboit waa looking after lawbreakers in
this section Sunday last.
Clarence Vorbeia went to Mt, Angel
last week and brought Lome an organ
which be ordered from the east some five
months ago.
Mrs. E. Vorbeia, of Rock Creek, waa
visiting Mrs. Wade on l'leasai t Hill labt
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Haun were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Ryan last Sunday.
Mr. Slaughter, of Missouri Ridge, was
visiting relatives and friends on Catnip
Ridge last Sunday.
John Grushong is the oldest pioneer in
this community, baying been in Oregon
53 years.
B. Wade was splitting rails for J. Nick
laHt week,
Mrs. O'Neil, of Eastern Oregon, is vis
iting relatives in this community.
L. B. T omas is splitting out boards 'o
cover a new barn. The wind storm blew
down the sheds of bis old one and racked
the main, structure. He thinks it is
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
AH the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The kidneys are your
diooq purmers, they til
ler out me waste or
Impurities In the blood.
If they are 3lck or out
of order, they fall to do
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu
matism come from ex
cess of uric acid In the
blood, due to nrtrlrt.H
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart's
over-working In pumping thick, kidney,
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kldneyi
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their beeln-
I. I.M LI- 6
mug iii fiiuiic iruuuiG.
If you are sick vou can make nn miriot
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer'a
Swamp-Koot, the great kidney remedy Is
soon realized. It stands the highest for Its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and Is sold on Its merits fT'K"..
by all druggists In fifty- atTwXCiO
cent and one-dollar siz- :' 0"h j'KjutiSa
es. You may have aiEiifJ
sample bottle by mall Horn, or skWKT
free, also pamphlet telling you how to find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y,
age on the boy's bead Is heroine rnlidity
short and scattering; they have each ot
them bad affairs certainly the girl
could have had the boy any time these
20 years If she bad wanted him and he
ofTered himself ; the boy could have had
bis choice of the finest women in town
if they had not all shown tho execrable
taste of preferring some one else. This
boy and girl will say that this valentine
business Is all hnmbugand foolishnes.
But yon ask Bub or Siwiy, You may not
know thera by those names. I believe
certain relatives of theirs address them
a "Grandpa" and "Grandma." But
you ask them if St. Valentino i a fraud.
I don't know who gaye Valentine the
idea of Valentine' day, if be ever had
uch an idea. But it has been the means
of causing a lot of let me see; what!
had I better say? I have two words'
here and can use either of them. One!
is "happiness," and the other is "ml-1
ery." What I want to say Is, that Val
entines have been the means of causing
lots of bashful folk to get married. Now,
which of these words should I have
used?
Well, Valentine'e day Is like Christ-
.1 xl. r l
dim ami uie grip; it oniy cornos once a
year, but it sometime leaves disastrous
effect. If you care to know more than
Calling Wrh (ilaaava.
In the prod tirt lull tit common watb
Ptnaiu Hn Lftnaa la tituwn liitrt a titi,r
about a meter In diameter, ufltt'leiit ' Hamilton, G., "nd he ked inn lo
mnterlal being tnkell to give the th-alr
ed tbli'klie, aa the cnae limy he. Ilk
are then rut out from tlila aphere with
the aid of n pnlr of i-oiupnam- having
diamond at the i-xtri-niliy of one leg.
There I n knnck In detnchlng the tlik
after It bn Ix-cii rut A good work
man Will. It I Said. CUt O.tM! Kinase
la a day.
Will II Looked I.Ik.
"Beg ptirdon." mild the rude young
nmn. gathering hla feature, together
agnln, "I simply couldn't (upprfa that
yawu."
Pon't mention It," replied lue bright
girl, "lty the way. that remind mv.
I rimed tlj Mammoth cave bat aum-mer'-Kxchangn.
Mralrnr a a Hirer! far.
"In the mutter of striiiigy a woman
con got the better of n mini every time
in minor nfi;tlra. at lenat," snld a tunii
who I In biiHlui'N down town mid who
ride home In a West Philadelphia car
diirlmr i he riiHh hour every evening,
"I utiuilly g t a sent, for I tnke the enr
awny down nl Fourth street. The
other evening mum buxlly rending jny
imer tviieu n woman got aimiiri nt
Twelfth street. I glanced up slyly nnd
iiw that all the Mints wero occupied.
misty n my glume was, she caught
my eye, and that wn my finish. Smil
ing hroiully, she en mo over to where
was sitting iiml exclaimed: 'Why, ho
do you do 7 How uro all the folks?
"I couldn't pliue the wouinn to save
my life, but lifted my hat and re
p.lcd Mint We were nil well, 'flho must
Do hoiiii; friend of the family,' 1 argued
with myself, so I folded tip my paper
anil gave her my sent After she had
settled hemelf comfortably she looked
up at me In n queer sort of way and
said: 'Iteitlly, l i-MiHt beg your pardon.
I took you for Mr, Jones. Vou look so
much like blin.'
"But she had the enf, nnd she kept
It It wan a clear iihu of buiiko."
rhllodelphlii Record.
Prylnir prrnuratloiiH almt.lv diia.t.
op dry cMurrh ; they dry up the seorolions,
:U aillicro to tlio rnc mhrntio nnd dueoin-
tho ordinary or;.Hf cat;;
lug lnlialaiitH, f :-'(,, i
aud ua that v lin.-ii (
LcuIm, LIv'h Cm,,, ii
I have said about tbla matter, aek Hubi ou vIU i-
or Sissy. easily and v.-fr.
, niailwl f'.i- i"
j 50c i..i.. , , ,.
Irrii .: .
(jttllirallh'a Confectionery.
Opposite the Bank of Oregon City i
is the finest In the city. All kinds of
freeh home-made candies always on
band. Baited almonds to order. '
whicL
pose, canai tig n far more r;omt trouble limn
. Avoid all dry.
"'il nud ktiiiira
i, fol lies and
' ' 'i n remedy
I i:i tho Jirnd
I r'zn will ho
'i,ln fcull tho
...urt..,N.V.
a, does not
reads itwlf
i.i ''.en, roliiiv-i.o'liiiiimalion.
a you nro arniuj
Ovr fun J'-l
Will. 1
"l II
V cr
against Nasul Catarrh and Hay Fovcr.
Ir Chamhertaln' I'ain Balm for rbeii
matiaiii alih which I had siito-red for a
long time. I told him 1 bad no faith lu
anv medicine at iliev failed IUaaI.1:
'Well if ChaiuherUlii a lain Halm tlx-
not help you, you nei not pay fui U.'
I look bottle of it home an t ue I It ac-
oniing lo the direction and m one
week I was cure I, and hsve not litu o
Im-oii trouiihid with rheiimailrn." Hold
by G. A. Harding.
When you want a physic that I mild
and gentle, easy to take and pleasant In
elfei-t nn Chamberlain' Xtomath and
I.Ivor Tablet. I'lhe, "5 cent, riani
pUsfreo, Every Ikix gtirnU-od. For
ale by (i, A. liar, ling.
Vl Mi J! Olll iTlW.
Croup I the tenor of thouaand of
young mother bveauae It outbreak I
o Rg'uilalng and frequently fatal.
Miilob' Cough aud Consumption Cure
ads liae magic In cane of Croup. It baa
never been known lo fall, The worst
earn- relieved Immediately. I'rlee, 25 cU.
Met, and $1.00. C. (i. Huntley, tho
Prugglat.
For the weak una and prostration fol
lowing grliqie there I nothing to prompt
aud efbiclive a One Minute Cuugh Cure.
Thi preparation I highly cndomid a
n unfailing remedy for all throat and
lung trouble ami Its early urn prevent
consumption. U wa made to cure
quickly. O. A. Hardirg.
MANV A 1-0 VF.lt.
Ha turned with disgust from an
otherwise lovable girl with an ollc-nalve
breath, Karl'a Clover Boot Tea purillea
the breath by It action on the bowels,
etc., as nothing else will. Hold for yeara
on absolute guarantee, l'rlce 25 eta,
and 60 cts. O. (J. Huntley the Druggist.
YoTTiTrirT
If rihiloh'a Cough and Connywy.tlon
Cure, which is Mold for the small prfce of
25 cents and 50 cents and 11.00, does not
cure take the bottle hack and we will ro-
fund your money. Bold for over flftr
yosrs on thi guarantee. Trice 25 con
and 50 cents. C. G. Huntloy, tho Drug
gist.
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TRAUE-MAilKS
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ADVICE AS T0 PATENTABILITY
riouin in invontlv Ago " Km I t I
1 iiimik "now lo uiiiuln ruUtnla" I III
ChArori moilmnU. Nofunllll imtnt la aeenrtnl,
m ".,r;;i.nV.lly,,0l'll'l'','tiH'. Ai ilniaa.
E. 0. SICCER8. Palant Lamar. W.tkliinlnn h ft.
afH!!TH'l'atyjrj R jy,
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