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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, FEHRUAKY 15, 1001.
Friilt, Fcburary 8.
Foreign Qiioen Wilhelniina, of IIol
lml, anil l'ritice Heinrich were married
at the Hague. An explosion in a Mtxi
lean mine killed 87 people.
Congrea The aenate paml the pen
sion bill, Morgan apoke against the ship-
ulmuly bill. The Louse pawns! the pott
otlK-e bill.
Domestic The Carnegie deal hat not
jet been closed. Five men were killed
in a wreck on the Erie railroad. Argu
menu (or the defense were heard In the
Cincinnati rr'ie fight case. Mrs. Nation
poke in the Kansas legislator.
!giilatuw Oregon bouse oted
gainst supreme court commission.
Multnomah delegation decided to abolish
office of Comniienioner Steele and to re
place Auditor Pope by II. B. Adams.
Washington senate Toteif to purchase
Tuesday, February 12.
Pomentic An order la being prepared
for the organisation of ton new regiment
one of which will be organized at Van
couver. Mia. Nation announced that
she is going on a joint smashing tour
around the world. All saloons in To
peka, Kan., were cloned Monday. A
ballot-box was stolen and three men
were hurt in an election riot in St. 1m.
Congress Democratic Congressman
Sutler, of New York, made a pro-Boer
speech which almoit precipitated a riot
in the house. The house voted to auk
for a conference on the war tax bill. The j
senate passed the naval appropriation
bill.
The Philippines Bids for Manila har
bor improvement will soon be advertised
for. The pacification of Fanav i com
plete.
Foreign Ex-King Milaa. of Servia I
dead. There Is no longer doubt that the
plague exists at Cape Town, South Af
rica, Many are dying.
Legislature Washington politician
loyalty from the city of London was
presented to King Kdward.
Piet. IVwet I trying to bring about
peace in Cap Colony.
Domestic The J -flries-Kulilin fllit
was postponed, (inns were used in a
s loon raid at Wlnlleld, Kansas. Cha.
M. Schwab Is to he president of the new
Morgan Steel Company.
Thumton county court house for capital. "v formed a railroad combine in the
Pacific Coast-Idaho took final step. i-treet of Governor Roger. Railroad
for reclamation of 70.000 acre of land lbiy bill wm considered by
tinder the Cary act. Andrew Carnegie
has offered to give Tacoma 150,000 lor a
library building.
the Oregon house. Idaho house passed
bill for an 8 hour day for miners, smelt
er etc.
Pacific Coast An institue at Pleasant
Hill was given to the discussion of farm
topic.
l
IS
V, Mark, pliir. holiday. SI
in.; ftwkly crvlcra tvi'ry , 3
llt'rinsii (t'hiMil svrry 4
lo I 'J. K very IhmI y I n v I inf. i SF
copal t'lnirch- liev. It. A. '1
Saturday, February 9.
Philippines More Manila merchants
have been dealing with the insurgent.
Aguinaldo was seen in the Cavite prov
ince. The thirteenth infantry is at Ma-
nil roadr to nail for hnnia.
... . visional government. 1 lie natives re
.ore.KB-c.HK.ua reject me wu.te. i?eJ ,hem iallr.
amenuineni io me canai ireaiv. ixra
a ; t kM'i
BABY
cere.
Whrrr did you vm frum. baby dear F
Out ol lh vr) rhrtt lulu Ihr hcf.
Whrr did yuu grt your rvrt to bluet
Out ul Ihv aky I catu through.
hat makra th light in thrra aparkl
nd .iu t
Some o the (tarry aplkr Irt in.
Where did vmi frt that lltllr trr r
I luuud it waning when 1 gut here
Sunday Sorvicos.
HI. John's, Calliullc- Itev, A. lllllelirs.nl,
ps'lnr. (Mi Nun.lay, maun al anl IiI::m a.
in. Third fiiiiiUy In aach uionlli, (inrniau
eriiuin after H ii'cliN'k luaaa; al all other
lllhr, ij.gtlall MIIO,"l. NkmiI v I'IhmiI
l'J :io p, m, Veprr. apnlnKvilcal utijcu
and hr-nrdu'llou al 1 :'M p, in,
l Merman r.vanirelieal I.Mtlierun Iiiuiiaii
ii mi l urnsi Mk'hlh and J. U. Adaina i.
liev Kriimi J, V, Mack, paiior. holiday
aihoo al 10 a. in
ThnraiUj al N p.
Natnnlat (rum It lo
AlellHMtlnl r.iilM'iil'
Alklna, i-alir. Morning Mirvlce at In IV
Mutiday Hi'lmol al U (V. rlaaa nivalin aflm
niorulnf aartlra. Kulii rli at 1
Ki'wnrili !. u aivtiun Mmuliif vsulu al
V). I'r) ar Mtlll. 1'huraiUy (Ullif al T.M1 !
irii(rtoiriiiaii( inrul.
riKST PKKrtllYTICrUAN Clll'KCIt.-KlT. A
i. Miuitfoinrry. Palr. Harvieri al II a M and
1 to r. a. HaLUih Hi'hiMil at lu a. a. foi.ni
Ptmpla SiM'.aly til CbrUllau kudtavnr aiiwia
rtr Hiimlay tlilti at ( M Ihiuaday
ranluf prayar tneotlng at ? M, Raats tr.
KVANtiKI.ICAh Clintni-Ci.rnar of
glillianil Ma.llaMi strat, H. I'oplsy
paior Her vice svery Hahballt al 1 1 a. m
and 7:4.1 ;i m. Huml Hahool 10 a. m
I'ravar meeilng 8 p. nt. All are walcoin
tr I'Afl.'H KI'fHCOl'AI. ClllMU lU
lt. I'. K. Ilaimnoml, Keclnr, Hervlcei
every Hunday at II a. in, and A la) p. in.
tiui.ilay n'hool al 10 o'clock, mhar avrvUvs
a mar t annouiired. All stats free. Mlran
gent cordially Invited,
KIKSrnt.NdltKd ATIONAL CHI' ItTH,
eornaruf Main and Klevanlli (lrrt-Krv,
K. S. lloliingtr, paalor. Mornliiir aarvn-a
10 .V; Sunday rVhnol 13; Junior Endravur
5; Y. I'. 8. I). K. prayar ineellng 6;:W;
tve.iing tarvlce 7:30.
GROCERIES
For
Cash
At
Wholesale Prices,
HARRIS' GROCERY,
Flrt Corner
from Court
HOUlOa
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Enterprise and V. Oregonian $2.
Boberl'a dispatches are made public.
Congress l he senate reiusevl to ox a
time for a Tote on the subsidy bill. The
house passed 1S4 pension bills. Delegate
Wilcox acknowledged having written
treasonable letters.
Domestic Promoter of the Cincinnati
prize fight say they will pull off the fight
in spite of the injunction. Carnegie is
to receive $1VX) for each (hare of his
stock. Mr. Nation spoke in Kansas
City but wrecked no saloons.
Legislatures uregon senate passed a
bill regulating the fees of three Multno
mah offices. Idaho legislature will visit
Wednesday, February 13
Philippines The Taft commission baa
gone to Northern Luzon to eetablitili pro j bahy finds the tear waiting to dull it
oiue eyes, aim stum tu suit checka. At
the first it " has no language but a cry."
lis one necessity t but lo give exprea-
Eigtit officers
and 70 men surrendered at San Miguel
Rebel General Malba was killed at Si-
bugan.
Congress The boute baa passed the
army bill. The bouse struck Sulei'
charge against Heath from the record.
Foreign Spain i in the midst of a
critical period. The civil contract in
connection with the coming royal Span
sh wedding, was signed. Kioting stu-
Kiusr uAi'Titir ciintrii.-itav. j.
It. llravan, paalor. I'reai'lung arl
every Monday al 10 :0aml 7;30p. m. Hun.
day M'luiol at U noon loin.n.. Junior
".ret in lit afternoon and iiieriemor Young
I'ruple't society an I II I hie unity rlai at
!tl.l. D. 111. Tlill.law aiiatiltii
The fact ia a tad aa it is true that the prayar arrvlce al 7:.1 p. in. Wrtlneaday
evening, lutiia study claual Y. M. C, A
nxjiiii led bv the paalor.
tiern.aii llapllal-Service Ilia flral Hun-
3 o'clock P. tu.. coii-
i .
i or
day ul eai-h month at
dui'ted hy llev. Albert Urantr.
aton to iu auitinug, and for tlutt a tear
suffices.
The mother who stoops in anguish
over the wailing child wvuld do any
thing to cnac its siillerini-. But she ia
. -ri .: t... . , .
..v.j .v.- .uc iuiic nurn inciuum nave mrcirii at o .iu p. m - i.rvr
I....M . . I'll . . .! , . '
v uiu. ii m nrr ciiiiii u rm. i,ne every neiineaiiij rf inng.
did not reulwe tluit in those anxious . ,. .... ...
ncnou. day. when she shrank from th.' USSW
Fulled Hrelliren-lVr. Kghlli and Pleica
atreela. ICev. lurking, pailur. Servlca
every bun, lay al II a. ri. and 7:On. m.:
HuniUv achmd at 10 a.m.; young people'
meeting
" - "c prcpannK Mevrra, paalor. Hui.dav- liool at U:.W a.
aulfonng for the laiby. : m. ; wrvlce at 10:JO a. m. and 7:;W p. m
Tlie th of niotherhoo.1 ia oxHhed i ., .. M ,.-
and made eaav for tuM iw M'. K- oulh-Kev. T.I I'. llaynea. pa.lor.
dents in Ma.lrid were Hiir.! h nnlic- I Pirr.-. Kv..r,'. t. T. " 1 ",,u !,u"y I H'"J Urathrrii Churx h
f t..w, rv...v. , - av ii-.i ll''". l Kll era I
Tl 111. a . I al,...,;,. it 1 I .. k V .
iuuusanua uave uieu irom ll.e itUk'ue id ru.' uw;" innnii unirni
Western Siberia.
Ctance Sale
AT
The Fair Store.
OjijKinito Pontoflioo.
(umh.4 hoKI ut Iohh than
rtlrtiul priiTS. lloro nro a
ffvv prict'H:
Hasting cotton, 2c
Hooks ami yt'H
TilM, KT JiajKT
Mat h i no thread 3 hoooIh
Hadient crochet thread
all color?, 3 halls for
Corsets
Indies' underwear
fi.ii.if. ..' )
viiiimii ii n
Mo n'n "
Men's overshirtf
Children's extra heavy
lc
lc
1c
10c
10c
l.'o
J
1 a
siiKKincs.
Domestic Lincoln day bami"eta were i
neid in many eastern cities, Mr. a
Hon got a cold reception in Chicago. A
Falernoon after February 22. Railway L,, itock.hoMef , rje
compamea have tendered special car
for the trip.
Pacific Coast One regiment to be
raised under the new army law, will be
enrolled at Vancouver barracks. F. M
Seely, a Portland railroad man shot and
killed his wife and then committed sui
cide in Oakland, Cal. Cyrus A. Reed
of Portland, refused to leave a ship to
claim a fortune of 1300,000.
Sunday, February 10.
Fhilipuines A provisional govern
ment will soon be established in Lay abas.
Admiral Rodgers will succeed Admiral
Remey on the Asiatic Station.
Foreign The great Nile darn at As- vince,
auan is completed. The Anglopleope
press, of Berlin, disapproves the Kaiser'
decoration of Roberta.
at r-v . .
coDgret-e Brown, 01 udio, made a
plea for Philippine indepeodance. The
senate considered the naval bill. The
congressional committee on haxing at
West Point, submitted it report.
Domestic A cork factory at Pittsburg,
Fa., burned. Los 750,000. Three joint
at Halton, Kansas, were put out of busi
ness by the "smashers."
Legislatures A bill was introduced in
the Oregon senate to tax inberitar.ee,
gifts, bequest and legacies of personal
property.
Pacific CoaBt Revenue Cutter Grant
returned from a cuise of the Vancouver
coast and reported that the Andrada and
Idaho are lott. It ia denied that there
is smallpox in Heppner. The Forest
Grove Farmers' Institute was a profitable
session.
ia trying to prevent the Morgan deal.
Legislature Oregon democrat
changed tbeir vote for senator to Ionian.
Three railroad bills went down in the
Oregon house. Governor Rogers ha
blocked the anti-railroad combine ot
Washington politician.
Pacific Coast Astoria federated trades
declared a boycott on the Astoria A Co
lumbia railroad. The smallpox quaran
tine against Southeastern Alaskan ports
ha been raised.
Thursday, February 14.
The Phillippine Civil government
ha been established in Pampanga pro-
ben. Davis will conduct the
Carman-Carranxa investigation. An in
surgent band was broken up.
Congress Tbe electoral vote was
counted at a joint seajion of both homes.
The senate resumed consideration of
the agricultural bill. The senate con
firmed the appointment of Brigadier
General. Foreign A state of eiege has been
proclaimed at Madrid. An address of
nesa. ii irunqmiMra me nerve, en
courages a healthy appetite and induce
refreshing sleep. It give the mother
atrength for her hour of trial, and the
confidence and content which come
from strength. It niakra the birth hour
practically painlrs, and by increasing
the natural, food secretions, it enables the
healthy mother to enjoy the happineaa
of nursing her child.
"Favorite Prescription contain no
alcohol, neither opium, cocaine, or any
other narcotic.
A Mother's Gratltuda.
I would like lo ciprea my rratitude to yon
lurmc wnrht I ha
rorivrl from your
wonderful medicine,
' Favorite Pmrrit
Hon.'" wrttra Mr
H. C. Andrreon. ot
South Britain, ttew
Itavea C. Conn.,
(Hog ji). "iMinnr
the firi mouth oi
eapecUnoy 1 could
not keep anything
on mr atomach. U'aa
ao auk (hat I had to
' different doctora. but with
inn ornrni. i rean aixjut many bring hrld
by aainf your mrdicinc, ao I thought I would
five it a trial, I hrxan to lake your 1 Favorite
i-rentTipiioo in Mnrember and I had a nice
mue gtn nany in February following. My bahi
weiirhrd over eiuht niumit i ..,
about one hour, and gut along nicely afterward
vuUDanddrrwd un i)v .mhih tH
had the doctor with me at all; jiiat the iiurae and
one or two frienda. My fncntM thought that I
. " mnan umr i trunk Kr. Pierre'
Favorite Freacrluilon la Indeed a Itut ' mother
friend,' for it hrlnrd me vnfirlrffiill. ti.i
my pronitl CIIIH
Prw MeiliiMliai-Kev. J. W. Kldrldge. paa
lor. Preaching Mrl and third Ti.ea.laya al
II a tu,; prover mealing every 'l hurlay
evenllig, Servii-r held In Ilia ronfrega
llunal diurtii al Kl) ville.
10tr
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Monday, February II.
Boer-War Kitchener report that the
eastern movements of British troop has
upset the plans of the Boers. One Brit-
ion general was aiiieu ana another eer
iounly wounded in an engagement at
Orange Camp. It is said that Portugal
is going to send troops to aid the British.
Foreign The coining marriuge of the
Princess of Asturia greatly displeases
Spanish students. French troops in
China disobey Count Von Waldersee's
orders.
Congress Senate generally acquiesces
in proposed Cuban and Philippine legis
lation. Appropriation bills have firet
call in the senate this week, ship subsidy
coming next. House will take up reve
nue reduction bill today.
Domestic Topeka authorities ordered
ail joints cloned by February 15. Three
lives were tost and four people badly in
jured in a Boston fire. Col. Albert D.
bhaw, tormer commander-in-chief ot the
G. A. R., died very suddenly at Water-
town, N. Y. Three men were arrested
for robbing a Manila, Iowa, bank of T40,
000.
Legislatures No change in the Oregon
senatorial situation. Reapportionment
bill is expected to caune a hot fight in
the Washington legislature .
Pacific Coast An unknown man drove
over an embankment at Salem, and was
seriously injured. A good vein of coal
has been located near Pendleton. La
Grande farmer charge that the army
horse-buyers discriminated against tbeir
stock.
WILL SEND $2.50 FREE
Franklin Mllea, M. D LL.R., the Cele
brated Chicago Speciallat, Will Bend
.B0 Worth of 111 New Special
Treatment Free to Kach of Our
Iteadera.
When an experienced physician offers
lo give away H0.000 worth of a .w
ireaiu3e.it lor disease of the heart,
nerve, stomacb, or droiisv. it ia eom iii-
sive evidence that be ban great faith in it.
Ana wnen nunareds ol prominent men
and women freely testify to bis unusual
skill and the enperiority of hi New Spe
cial Treatment, hia lihnmlltv ! stain M
worthy of serious consideration.
1-1. . fklfM . .
x urn ut. jjiies
IV arcond child: with the fir.l nn 1 AtA
pot take Favorite pTeacriptlon. The little one
lived juat about two montha and ahe waa aick all
L i'i,mt Thi Urt bh'f U " plump and
- muj inuiurr couia Wln."
Much Better Health '.
6)9 Catherine Street,
Mr. Annie Blacker,
syracnac, fl. v.,
write: Vow med
icine have done
wondera fir me. For
year my health waa
ery poor; I had four
miahapa. but eioce
Uking Dr. Pierce
Goldtn Medical Dia-
coveryand 'Favorite
Preatriution ' I have
much better health,
and now I have a
fine healthv babv. I
have recommended your medlcinea to aevrral
of my fnend and tbey have been benefited
by them.a
Dr. Pierce' Common Sense Medical
Adviser in paper cover ia sent free on
receipt oi 21 one-cent tamp to pay ex-
inline oi mailing oniy. Auareaa Vt. SL
V. i-ierce, BuiTalo, N. Y.
Lodges.
A. O. L. vi. meet every Saturday
W. Temple. 11. J. Harding, recorder
Reliekah Willamette Heliekah I-odg
o. 2 meets second and fourth Friday ol
racu in on in at 1. Vi. u. r. leniiin
t ..Ml,,
Jiarasrei vt iiiiain eecreiary .
Court Robin Hood No. 9, Korwiter ol
America, meet flrat and third Friday I
the month in Red Men' Hall. W. 11
Stafford secretary; frit Meyer, duel
ran iter,
Clackama Chapter No. 2, R. A. M
meet on the third Monday of earb
month In Masonic Hall. M. Bollack
secretary.
Willamette Fall Camp No MS, W. 0
w. meeta 1st and 3rd Friday in the
Willamette Hall.-C. C. Sol. S. Walkr
and clerk G. Old.
Order or Pernio meat every Monday
night at Madmen i hall. Head Counaelnr,
8. b.Hcrlplure; ilr. Uay Taylor aecrelary
Catholic Knight of Amerir fit. John'
uiancn o. u7, meet every Tuesday of
inn UIOIHU.
is one of the world's
most RUCCeSHluI lhV8li.' ana la nrnven 1,
hundred of testimonials from well-known
people. One patient cured after failure
of eleven Grand Rapids physicians, two
aner neing given up by six and seven
Chicago physician, another after nine of
trie leading doctors of New York city,
Philadelphia and Chicago failed. Thou
sands of testimonials sent upon request.
me eminent Kev. W. Bell, 1). D..of
wayton, uino, general secretary of foreign
missions, writes editorially iu The Stale
Sunday School Union: "We desire to
state that from personal acquaintance we
know Dr. Miles to be a mot ekillful spec
ialist, a man who has spared neither la
bor nor money to keep himself abreast of
me greai advancement of medical sci
ence." Hie iita I'rof. J. H .W..II t n
said: "Bv all means, tiuhliuli VI illt nil
prising results." I'rof. J. P. Ross, M.D..
r'vni.i. ui t jvubii mcuicai lyOlieue
wro-e in 1874: "Dr. Miles has taken two
curses of my private instruction in dis
eases oi trie heart and lungs." Mr. Tru
man uevveese, editor Chicago Times- Her
ein, sia'es: "jjr. Miles cured me of
years oi iniieritefl headache and dizzi
ness. ' The well-known manufacturer of
r reeiwi, in., B. ij. Scott, says : "I bad
fruitlessly spent thousands of dollars on
physicians until I consulted Dr. Miles "
Mrs. Frank Smith, of Wabash ave.. Chi.
cago, writes: "Dr. Miles cured me of
dropsy, alter five leading physicians had
given me up." ,
This new system of special treatment
is thoroughly scientific anrl immpnu.lv
superior to the ordinary methods.
As all afflicted readers may have $2 50
wurui oi treatment, esnec i v t.Mj
for tbeir case, free, with full directions.
we would advise them to send for it at
once. Address Dr. Fbanklin Miles
201 to 200, State St.. Chicaio. M.nmn'
this paper.
The claim of other cough medicines to
be as good a Cbambelain's are effedu
ally set at rest in the following testimo
nial Mr. C. D. Glass, an employe of
Bartlett & Dennis Co., Gardner, Me. He
says: -I had kept adding to a cold and
cough in the winter of lM'J7, trying every
cough medicine I heard of without per
manent help, until one day I Was in the
drug store of Mr. Houleban and he ad
vised me to try Chamberlain's Coimh
.1 . tr . i . . .
j.cmcur BI1U uuerea to pay Ijack inv
money if I was not cured My lungs and
oroncinai tubes were very sore at this
time, but I was completely cured by tliia
remedy, and have since always turned to
't when I got a cold, and soon find relief.
I bIbo recommend it o my friend and
am glad to say it is the best of all cough
medicines." For Bale by G. A. f larding,
SHAW'S PURE MALT The con-
densed strength and nutriment of burlev
' r. . . '
rye. reriectly mellow and pure.
"old hy E MATTHIES,
Oregon City, Ore.
G. A. Harding the driigalst. will re
fund you your money it you are not sat
isfied after using Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablet. They cure disorders
of the stomach, biliousnesa, constipation
and headache. Price, 25 cent. Sam
ples free.
The Enterprise $1.50 per year.
luaiatlnTent, K. O. T. M . , meet la
lied .Mens Hall, on second and foortli
ednesday U. II. Hvatt. record
keepei.
Oregon City Camp. No. fkXtt Modern
Woodmen of America meetaeverv nwr.n,!
and fourth Tuesday in the month, at
Willamette Mall G. Oroisenbarlmr.
clerk.
Meade Pout No. 2. G. A. II.. meeta
first Monday evening in each month at
7:30 and third Saturday in each month
I 1 o'clock P. m. in Wilamotta 111!
P. Colbert. Commander.
Lawton Command No. I. nf r
Union Veteran Union meeUaecon.-i Hut.
nrday 1 p. m. in Kedrnan'a hall and
lourtn Saturday at 7 p. rn, in T. F. Cow
ing's ollice.
Pioneer Chapter No. 28. 0. E. 8. meet
the second and fourth Tuesday in each
month at Masonic Hall. Miss Jenni
itowen, secretary,
r . .. . A
ureirrin iwiin run a i c ii it
every Thursday In Odd Fellow' Ilai:.-
x. . ityan, secretary.
Fall's Encampment No. 4, 1. O. O F
meets first and third Tuesday in each
month. JudHon Howell, secretary.
Redmen Waclieno Tribe No. IS. T m n
O. R. M., meeU Tues ay evening 7:.'!0.
at Ited Men's Hall. . Ii. liillman r.
of R.; Harry IJaxtor, sachem.
Multnomah Ixxhe No. 1. A. F. A. M
meets first and third Saturday in each
month at Masonic Hall, T. F. Rvan.
secretary.
Mead Relief Corps No 18, meets at
Willamette Hall the first Monday in
every month at 2 o'clock n. m ami H,
third Monday in every month at 7:30 1
n'l'frii-lr n m I
United Artisans meet every Thursday
evening of each month at the Willamette
nan. i lie social meeting of this ordei
Is second Thurseav of each month K.
II. Cooper, secretary, M. Bollack M. A.
Lone Pine Lodije, No. 63, A. F. A A.
M., Iwan, Or., meets on the Inr'nni
Saturday in each month from the 1st ol
May to 1st of November at 2 n. m and
from 1st of November to 1st of May at
10 a. m. Geo. C. Armstrong. Her-
Ladica'
Oiitin,' llamifl, lu st wt
12Jc muslin
No. 12 nalin riblK)i . ..
$:t..r) rainy tlay pkirtM .. $2.S)
$GtK) " " " .j.so
$1.(K) all wtxjl Iljo
?17o l.H)
A lino of ladii'rj' fine Drcn
Shirts, tlamap tl in hliijijiijig,
will Ikj hoM at a great rotluc
tion.
2 .Ml1 mile i tt ,!!
tnnco t'li''hiiiia wire In
Oregon, Washlngtoi .('all
forniit ami Idaho now Irt
aoHrntiin ly thf rnclfio
Station T'lt.liiiiio Coin.
njr, covering 'J.'J.V)
town.
Quick, afrtiratf, clirsp
All tlin sittlsfnrlion of a,
tMTHoiial ct.iiitminlctttlon.
l'ihtancn no r fleet to a
clear umlcrstaiiiling. Skv
katie niid San Kmiiriaro
rniljf heard m Purl
land. Orepm City (.nice at
Ilanliiig's Drug Slore.
JOHN YOUNOEIl.
Opp. Huntley'a Drug Store,
ruKTY Yi-K.s'iIri:Kii:.ci-: i.v
(irral Uritain and Ainerica.
l:.laWIIli
1
if WoINET
I)ON'T KTA MP. -Don't go tamping
about in cheap shoe a long a you can
buy such ricellent styles and superb
qualliiet we are ihowing at 3 In our
r LORAL QUF.KN Khoe. V've cheap
er one, and tx-tter ones, but none wild
more real value and laiiafaction at th
price.
KRAUSSE DROS.
I niao.
PIONEER
franfei1 and Epre
FrplRhl and parrel tli-livfrtd
lo all parts of tluicity.
RATES - RE ASONA OLE
A Personal Matter
A well (minted holla I Ilk a neat
ly ureei xrui always attract-
ire aim plraaanl to look upon.
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0. h. rtasr a co., S
OatrtH, ik,
YOUR HOUSE
3
BO YEARS'
CXPCRICNCE
Can b repainted and freahenad tip
at a very reaaonahl prlca-paints
rrjr ennap HOW. JJOII'l leav It
until me ami make any mors mark
ami craca ill II.
. EXPERIENCE
Twaog MM
. 'l!!.n V CoyuoMTa Ac.
i.V. 7. . an a up
Leave Orders at
Ely's Store.
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Ancient Order of iierf
Loilgfi, No, 1. ineet Reconrl anrl fnnrili V,
daya in each month in Willamette ball,
fereon who can not take ordinary
pill find it a pleasure to take DeWitt'a
Little Early Riaer. They are the lost
little liver pills ever made. 0. A. Harding.
1 ItfTiwr. Mb1 -,!
&oi s Jff
ivarrs Clover Root Tea
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II
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A FREE PATTERN
M CALL'S
MAGAZINE'
' .. awi aa-auia aaiitad. aa fur uraia.
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out pnpnicTon jjjJ
For tale by U. U.Iluntleyr
far ltdio., ml
atlur Panama
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