OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1001.
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Willu.li
Wiuioit, Mar. 3. fiiill it Winn.
Ben Wade was visiting relative! in
eVott Town last wHk.
Mr Sarah Churchill ha gone to
Cmwell to visit herunt.
Messrs. Haua inl Dn tn were doing
buines at (he countv seat lat week.
Mr. and Mr. Churchill, of Sleepy
Hollow, were visiting in thii nation last
Thursday.
Mr Vorhciiand Mr. Grosbong were
doing business in Scott Town Unt week.
C B. Wade.ol Scott Town,- was visit
ing relatives in this neighborhood Milt
week.
Borinn-
Horincs, Mar. 4. News is soared but
mud in plentiful, and everylodv must
give that the legislator passed some
gnod laws and if it was at a late hour,
elected a United State! Senator, with
whom everybody is pleated.
Measles have been having their run
attain in Borings, being now in the fain
ilyot Rev. O.P. Rich.
Mine Pearl Birdsell had the misfor
tune to have her pony (all ahile riding
h irt time ago, injuring her back qnite
severely. She is able to be out once
ruoie.
0 M. Richy made a trip to the neigh'
b rhood of Sandy last Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Hit-key and daughter, Mrs,
Hamilton, of Colorado, passed through
lkiringi last week and stopped to visit
old friends and relatives.
Veicch Brothers have been busj haul
ing potatoes to Portland of late.
W. II. Borings and family attended
quarteily meeting at theM.E. church
at Damascus Suuday.
Miss Koa etscb was visiting at
Kelso last Saturday evening.
Mr. P. Vetsch is thinking of starting
to raice sheep in the near future.
Highland
highland, .Mar. o rrora all fy?ns
spring is here, Uud are puttiug forth.
the grass is starting and the crocus is in
bloom
Nat Scribner has cleared and broke
tea acres of new ground. He and his
wife leave next week for a logging camp
thirty tniie west of Portland to spend
the Rummer. y
Hoi ley North is clearing land for Jen
nie M) field. Looks awfully suspicious,
Holley.
Earl Hntchinson left Weduesday for
I'oiiUnd to engage tn business during
the summer.
Jacl; Wallace and Fred Mad-ton. our
wide-awake merchants, leave soon for
eastern Oregon .
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Nature
Babies and children need
proper food, rarely ever medi;
cine. If they do not thrive
I on their food something is
wrong. They need a little
help to get their digestive
machinery working properly.
COD LIVER OIL
WW HYPOPHOSPMES or LIME soda
1 will generally correct this
I difficulty.
If you will put from one-
fourth to half a teaspoor.fut
in baby's bottle three or four
times a day you will soon see
a marked improvement. For
larger children, from half to
a teaspoonful, according to
age, dissolved in their milk,
if you so desire, will very
soon show its great nourish
ing power. If the mother's
milk does not nourish the
I baby, she needs the emu!-
sion. It will show an effect
at once both upon mother
and child.
50c. and $1.00, all druggiitt.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
III! It III I-II I II l II
Mo
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Joe Wallace, our energvtlo mWman,
has a new plainer In liii mill ami it now
ready to furnish hii patrons with all
kinds o( llrt-clasa lumber, lie also lias
puri'haiHHl a 1300 team.
Jesse danl is down trom Sumptcr
visiting friends and relatives.
Mcsrs. Tullack A Mitchell will erect
new Jwelling houses this summer.
Several in the community have the
grip, but we are glad to say all are
bolter.
Bins. ,
Stonk, Mar. 4. Such weather as we
had Sunday proved that spring is here.
Miss Hunter has been visiting Miss
Stewart the past week. Today, both
the young ladies leave for Brownsville.
Mrs. J. L. Mumpower started Tues
day morning lor Crescent City, Cal.,
where she will visit her daughter, Mrs.
Annie Underwood.
The Holcomb school house was
crowded to its fullest capacity Sunday,
where Elder Woogyard of Portland held
services.
A farewell part v was tenderei Mirs
Hunter and Mias Steatrt by Mrs. John
Matton on Saturday evening. The
evening was pleasantly spent in music
and irarues. At 11 o'clock a delightful
lunch was served and the guest de
parted, wishing Mus Hunter and Miss
Stewart a pleasant journey.
Mrs. 0. E. Sprague and Owen Hatton
were visiting their sister, Mrs. E. K.
Dart, of Molalla, the past week.
QarStld.
(.iaamui, Mar. 5. Several are having
the grip. Some are quite sick but none
serious.
Crops look fine, especially fall-sown
grain. The meadows are quite green
and outside stock care little to come
home to dry feed, showing there is good
feed outaide.
Mr. Horner and wife have sold their
farm at the Eagle Creek falls and moved
into the H. Palmateer'i new house to
care for it during bis absence
Our Sunday school at the Irvan school
house is the banner Sunday school un
der the management of an efficient
superintendent, Sirs. Wm. Holder.
The average attendance is 43. The
Rev. G. P. Rich, of Kelso, preaches
once a month to an atteutive audience.
Tli? two saw mills are running ful
blast at present. -
Mrs. Pearl Stevens and husband of
Mt. Tabor, were visiting at the home of
her parents, R. Q Palmateer. and
Jther relatives and friends of her girl
hood days. The returned home Satur
day. The Misses Leman'a gave a delightful
evening party the evening of March 1st.
to which all the young people were in
vited and as they are champion enter
tainers, all who were invited felt they
were highly favored to be numbered
among such a happy throng, there
were about thirty persons present and
the evening was very enjiyably spent in
games and tocial chat, interspersed with
instrumental music and songs by the
Garfield Glee Club. At midnight a fine
repast was spread of so many good
things to eat that space will not permit
of mentioning all, to which the guests
did ample justice. All enjoyed them
selves so much that they were loath in
going home. At 2 a. m. the company
bade the hostess goodnight, wishing
them many more such happy evenings.
Coltoa
Coltox, Mar. 2. The Freeman's are
having a tassel with the measles, all the
family being down with thenr but t'.e
father, who has the rheumatism.
B.C. Palmer and JoeCarlxon left on
the first for Washington, where they
will work in the lumber camp
Mioses Lull) and Beulah viuited their
cousin, Veva Robeson, hutt Sunday.
Eighteen of Cotton's young folks met
at the Press Boniy ranch last Sunday
evening and Happy Hollow resounded
w ith their joyous laughter until a late
hour.
C. E. Gorbett, of Crane, returned
home last week.
Wm. Bonny had a log rolling contest
last week but the logs were not rolled on
account of the rain.
The literary society will meet tonight
for the first time in the new hall.
The dance last week was enjoyed by
all.
O.rua.
Cabi'8, Mar 4. March came stealing
in upon us in a gentle, reassuring way.
We trust that he will not deceive us and
pass out roaring and bliwtering about
like the proverbial lion.
We are informed that after prolonged
and bitter opposition, the Fanton road
is an aseured fact The amount of dam
ages demanded by certain parties has
seemed unreasonable to the majority
interested in the road and has been the
bone of contention.
It is reported that the Griffiths place
has been traded off to parties in Minne
sota. E. D. Grogory is the present
tenant.
Last Thursday A. 0. Hay ward made
the purchase of the John Duffy cottage
at the head of Seventh street in Oregon
City.
A certain party in this vicinity is mak
ing earnest efforts to have certain mem-1
" wroim 0s Ptorom reffar
Ing my mm, mnd rwhrod
m prompt rmpfy, trooS
" I endured nearly
four years of suffer
ing." writes Mrs.
tL. Myers, of
'aKaiugUm.W.Va.,
"rained principally
'J from improper toed.
V K ai iiwuiva a 1 1 rv
1 thai liirth of a child.
and female weak
aeta, rvsultiajr, in a
complication of dis
eaars. Had a terri
ble cough and aa
inrtxunt pain and
trenaa in lung.
Waa reduced in flesh from I'M pound to
about loo pounds in eighteen mouth. 'I
bad no appetite, and became weak
and nervous I could scarcely ait up. I
doctored with our home physician for
two years with no benefit, I was finally
induced to try lr.
Pierce's medicines.
I wrote to Doctor
Pierce rtgudlng
my case, and re
ceived a prompt
reply, free, advis
ing the proper
medicine for my
case. After taking
four bottle of Ir.
Pierce's Favorite
Vrtac riotion and
four of his ' Golden Medical Discovery,
three do each day, also taking one hot
tie of I. Pierce' Compound listractof
Smart-Weed and some of hi ' Pellets, I
ceased coushing, ami am "tils' fnvtng
spitnJiJ ktitltk an J AjtuiA Mtf
fivt founds in ighi. I again feel like
my former self, thanks to Ir. Herce and
his great medicine."
SUM wn art inviltd h tntt Dr.
Imt by Utter FREE. All (vrrtspond-
tnn saardiv confidential ana all uvm
anty con Mencn emirJed 6y stri,t proft-
jiimal pritvti. Addrtu Or. Ji. V,
ber of his family arrested. He ha
reached an age when it would seem beet
and happiest (or all concerned, if he
would submit all matters of labor and
finance to the younger generation am!
the wife who faithfully guard his in
tereat.
School meeting in district No. 29, is
to be held this Monday evening. It
peeled to elect a new director in place of
Victor Ericon, retiring, and a clerk.
Itpls La.
Matli Lake, March 4. Sirs. Robert
McBride and Mrs. Albert Bryant, of
Sunnyeide, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Mauts.
George Sbortledge has gone to Marsh
land, where he has secured employment,
8. Bailey visited his brother at Beaver
Creek Sunday.
Miss Elsie Gibbs completed a term of
school at Claika Friday and returned
home the same day. She was given a
reception by a number of her friends
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Straiuht and Miss
Mollis Hankins and Harry Eyerhart, of
Oregon City, were visiting at Thos.
Davies Sunday.
F. Waltemathe, who has been staying
mg in California for the past few months,
arrived "home last week.
The Mies Jackson, Miss Laura and
Clarence Willians, accompanied by Mi
Martha Marhn, of Beaver Creek at
tended a dance at the home of Mr. and
Sirs. Cha. Spangler, of Cams, Friday
evening, given in honor ot Miss Edith
Jackson's eighteeth birthday,
Mias Freta Call ban returned honi
from Portland Saturday after an extend'
ed stay with her grandmother, Mrs,
A. Watkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Myo Brayton, of Stafford
visited with relatives in this vicinity last
week.
Miss Blanche Wilcox, of Oregon City)
is the guest of ler cousin, Sirs. J. U,
Davie. i
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Robb spent a portion
of lat week with their dU(hter in Ore
gon City.
At the annual school meeting, March!
4, J. C. Dixon waa elected as director
for three years and F. Cramer was
elected clerk for one year.
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
ana cneeriuiness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that It Is not uncommon
for a child to be born
afflicted with weak kld-
neys. If the child urin
ates too often. If the
urine scalds the flesh or If, when the child
reaches an age when It should be able to
control the passage, It Is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon It. the cause of
the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these Important organs. This unpleasant
trouble Is due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the Immediate effect ot
Swamp-Root Is soon realized. It is sold
by druggists, in fifty- fL,
cent and one dollar ftfTXTfcLf.Fb
sizes. You may have a lirf!1-iH'!jii
sample bottle by mall iJiglrJ
iree, aiso pampmet tell-. Bona of Swamp Rom
Ing all about it, Including? many of th ,
thousands of
testimonial letters received It
from sufferers cured,
in writing ur. Kllmei
& Co., Blnghamton,
mention this paper.
N
8Ur0 an!i
1 an!, t J " n ; '
life
I.ewla Pavle, who has Ix-on quite sh k
1 ennvalesneut,
Goorge Mauls has gone down the Col
umhla to work.
MIIUlHil.
Surma, March 4 Mr. WwlW, of
Stafford, spent yesterday at the homo
ot Mr. and Mrs. Stelner in this neigh
borhood.
Mr, Barton Cum 111 1 11 and Mias
Lottie Saeiiar, both estimable young
0lri ot this vaiilukly, were married
last Wednesday. We wish them well.
Mrs, E. F.Ginther went to Portland
during the week.
, Mis Carrie tfliuM ha gone to Oregon
City to work.
Philip Masolnger I going to Mllwaukie
to work during the spring and summer,
Our postmaster, U. A. Sbuhol is laid
up with lumbago.
Koine of our school teacher hava re
tinned home, Martin Maaalnger, who
has been teaching In Marys 1II0 district
for the past five month, and Kotwrt
Uinlher, who ha been teaching In Oak
Grove, have both returned.
Kev. Copley ha begun a series of
protracted meetings la the Evangelical
church.
Farmers are busy sowing spring grain.
School election took place today,
Everything paed along smoothly
Godfred Moehnke was elected director
and Stephen Huchlnsou was elected
clerk.
Robert Ginther has been selected to
teach the spring term of 0I100I.
Vlalrurd
f"TrroD, Match 0 March came
roaring like a lion, but quieted down a
meek as a lamb.
Bluebird made their appearance
yeaterday.
So ing winter oat I tli order of the
day.
The annual school meeting resulted In
the re election of Wm. Schata, a direc
tor and C. F. Polivka, aa clerk. Samuel
Mayer tendered hi resignation aa direc
tor and John (j. Gage was elected to Alt
the vacancy.
Sain. Mayer has sold hi 60-acre farm
to a man by the name of Hchmitke (or
f :,750. Mr. Mayer and family will move
toOdenaa, Wash.
Mr. Weolfle received 14,000 for bis
farm of 101 acres.
Hi woodchopper are being laid, off as
fast as the wood can be measured, and
many are disposing of their shacks and
tools at a very low figure.
Mr. Jaater, now a resident ot The
Dalles, is spending a , week with old
acquaintances.
Miss Alice Downing closed a very sue-
remfol term of school lat Fridry, . A
pleasing program was rendered. Super
intendent tluaer was present and gave
many weft selected remarks. A set ot
Chamber' ' Encyclodia, and eome
other similar book were presented to
the school ss a nucleus -sround which to
build a library. J. Q Gage was called
uikjii to say a few wotds to the school
concerning same, to which he responded,
Going back 25 ytars be gave a word
picture of schools as they actually were
at that time. The , disadvantages of
early school In a new cotwitry ; spoke
of the advancement in supplies tor the
school room and the up to date meth
od of leaching, and closed by payiug a
fitting tribute to the set of books Just
placed in the hands of the school. Mr.
Gage, being known a a declalmer In
days gone by, was again called to the
front to render one of hi old-time reci
tations, he filled the bill by restating
"Darins Green and his Flying Machine"
much to the amusement of all preaent.
A week's vscation will be taken when
Mihs Downing will commence the spring
term at a salary of o0 a month.
Far School Director.
Below is given a list of citixens of Ore
gon City who name Dr. Strickland as
their choice for school director.
To M. C. Strickland. M. D:
We, the undersigned taxpayers and
patrons of school district Ho. 0'.', recog
nizing your high personal standing, and
xcellent qualification for the office of
school director, and deeming it to the
best interest of the public schools of
Oregon City, respectfully petition yon
to permit your name to come before the
public as a candidate for director of
school district No. C2.
D C Latourette'
Chas Alurlght
Jacob Cassell
Ceo A Harding
W M Shank
VV II Wilson
A Mosier
I'O Hiark
G II Young
F A Miles
W II Young
Q W Grace
A Hohertson
It W Brown
Francis Welch
Chas M Mason
O fl Wishnrt
J W Blaney
Geo Keddawoy
OW Eastham
F Ely
II M Harnden
R D Wilson
C W Tope
T 8 Lawrence
W II Howell
VV Ram bo
John W Kelly
CKNobllt ,
J Trwmbath
Tom P Cowing Jr
C II Logus
J A McUlashan
E N Wells
Like Oliver Twist, chrildren auk for
more when given One Minute Cough
Cure. Mothers endorse it highly fur
croup. It quickly cures all coughs and
colds and every throat and lung trouble.
a a specific for Kr one and asthma
ftn,i haa lonir been IL WmII known ramaU
for whooping cough. O, A, Harding.
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I J I 1 I 1 U L J UU UU Ll U
Family Modlolnoo.
Cough Honey,
KidiiBy m' BsckscliB,
inrf
CUHU
Blood and Liver
and Nerve Tonic
Orat Blood Clsanaint Rnidv for Iprlnf .
lUadacha, CuuatlyalluD,' Tlrad," WaMoua,
Dyspepsia Cure,
Golden Relief:
St, Vitus' Dance
Aik jwur druiKtat for Almanac for 101 ronUlnlni tfaacrlptlona ef tb Kamadlesaad
Cruiki.aus of U most rtmarkabl cuxts svtr acii4 by lusdivio.
For Sale by C. G. HUNTLEY, Druggist, Oregon City, Or.
I'rio Acid In the Mood Caue Khuutlui, Sciatica, (lout and Nurlgia
..Tho Ilex Itheunuilic King.
reinor the raue. A written guarantr wih each ring In return your m iy In
SOdiyalf not entirely aatitfactoiy. 1'Kh'K :'.i0. A ixiatt-l rard vlil bung our
illtlrt hooklet that tells the story. Addrraa,
K.ldby UKXKIIKLMATICCO,
Kl'Stta'iaTKM A Asnasas.t. Ihrtturd, Conn.
Oregon City, Oregon
rkrj
' (Communicated)
Nou of the Institutions of our city are
mora Ihousbt of than the Young Men's
Christian Association. Considerable an
eaaliiM ha two Irlt by It friend for
sms time rt, a to the final dii-
itioa of Its property and even a to It
life. Approximately .1,(X0 I od
on bill Incured In MN-uring the PteMiit
prurty and it equipment.
Although the mattvr has not been
made public, strong and buaineaalik
ef Torts have bo made for the lt four
moiitli to ptc the association on a
permanent bai. Th following sub
scription lav bt-tin made: WHUnv
ette l'olp and I'aprr Company, 1 4t( ;
Crown l'er Company, I'urtland
General Klectrlo Company, Tort-
land Flouring Mill, l.'.'iil. Tlieae ul.
scription are, boa ever, conditioned up
on the Oregon City Manufacturing Com
pany subscribing .'.0, nd the raising
of 1 1, CO) more in the rouimutiliy .
Tho) acquainted with the inanage-
mei.l ol the woolrn mill have no doubt
of it action on the matter. Through the
illneas of ono of Its dirrctor ilia coin
pan)' Ixjaril ha not twen able to met
to paa upon the matter. Tint thrae
repreiutntativa firms should back th
association In socb amounts ahnw moit
clearly the oiilon in which it I coming
to be held by Itialnea men all over the
country. A lonng Mon's Chriatlan
Aaaociation in a city the site of Oregon
City Is nothing short of a nect'twity, if it
keeps in any way ahreaat of the time.
It is the diapoailioii of the Hoard of
Dirtrlor to reduce the Indelitednes
to not more than $1,000 and If pomrihle
V0Q, and to, also, fully eijuip the
association building for an aggrelve
and up to date work next season. The
policy at present Is to conduct the work
at a minimum of exiHinse.
Cold fi.eel Or Death.
There Is but one small chance to
save your life and that II through an op
eratlon," waa the awful prospect set be
fore Mrs. I, B. Hunt, of Unit llidge.
Wl , by her doctor after vainly trying
to cure her of a frightful rase of stomach
trouble and yellow jaundice. He didn't
count on th marvelous power of Elec
tric Hitters to cure Ktoniach and Liver
troubles, but she heard of It, took seven
bottles, was wholly cured, avoided sur
geon's knife, now weighs more and feels
better than ever. It's positively guar
anteed to cure Stomach, Liver and Kid
ney troubles and 'never disappoints.
Trice 50u at Geo. A. Harding' drug
store.
Their promptneNS and their pleasant
elTucUiimke D-Witt's Little Early Risers
inoKt popular little pills wherever they
are konwn. They are simply jHitfoct for
liver and bowel troubles. (1. A, Harding.
A good talker isalways dolighted when
he encounters good listunor.
A Convincing Answer.
"I hobbled Into Mr. Blackmon's drug
store one evening," says Wesley Nelson,
of Hamilton, Ga., "and tie asked tno to
try Chamberlain's Tain Balm for rheu
matism with which 1 had a tillered fur a
long time. I told him I had no faith In
any mndiclno as they all failed . He said :
Well if Chamberlain's Tain Balm does
not help you, you need not pay for It.,'
I look a bottle of it homo and used it ac
cording to the directions and in one
week I was cured, and have nut since
been troubled with rheumatism." Sold
y 0. A. Harding,
i l IU llll
For Ooughi, Colds, Grip, or
"Cold" In ANY PART of by.
I'oi M4N. Mil li OT, Jim.
t3sx,sM!s
br. i'nnr kldiisy and HarNaih Durs
vt im aperr.! cum. J. M l h inftiv
Tim vrr silo I had wi'M' attach of
tr.l .lH a mu Miaul nIwm, Iim urIii I'M I'll
ikiii inn 1111
111 ailfinli'd
nil. I (lion
bluod and
anil .'I'lired
111V hi'ml aii'l lm it "'"'" mhm'w
Iiu lur arvernl iimIiI' wniwmi r
liaik
U.ltlr ff Ir. ran
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e,iiii.li ioi ur. Iiatianaa.
mTiiih smohii, Kjr , H.'il. t. lu.
alfalfa lna aultKml km with iltaitotial,
I Irfi ij all i'f llm "'paln ir'iarnUiiaa ami all
if mr ti !'" rlinlnna Hln.iit avail. I
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(iilicr alinlUr raar thai !'
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I'lMllllc'll twcil CMMil ! lila
twim t tirti. I'r. V. J. I aaamii
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Mr ler Vt Ki-nnrr. VmliNila. N. V-
I laa UM1 Vr faanar UutdaR Rllf fur
hiaiiV jraara fur lh illaw ami .-. I.lnila
'..f wlili h It la ailvrtil ami nana louuu it
ully eniial Ut all u rUlm f. r "
t raiding Cldt'r II. ciiurch.
Daad for Cut. Vrula, Burns. 014 lrti,
nralna Colila. (IrtD. Sor Throat, (olio.
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(VltK Mill
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Ely's CreaniEih
V.y.iafl
Kaar wut hi.
as -nla
l la H' Wa.f ahnrMt.
im Haiiri al oa,
llaaia ajul lu th M.n rana. IimImm U,
Saaaul Taat m4 SmiU ( iaa, 4 trtia a4
iM'irr'tlanf i.r Vi4 lc.u t inail
kl.Y UHn'liaita.MWan)ua.l
TosrKt Car.
Tb tourlat rais, Ilk a npper In
country Iowa, rwrUinly "Oil a long fell
want" . A cool, (lean, well ventilated
sleeping car, qoally, free from lb) dis
comfort of the vld faahlotivd paangr
ctMM-It and lbs atufTy brt of Iht over
luxuriously Upholstered tlraing room
and si eplr.g rant, and at a muter au
extra fie, bailrel th problem of pro
viding attractive srvoriiinoilatloiia for th
general public. The O. It. A N.;Co.
ronlhreof tlinw car dally Ijtween
Tortland and th Fait A irtnr I In
charge of each car to look atrr the wants
and comfort of th pawr-ngni.
For rate ami particular arlt to
A.LlllMH,
(itinera! Taaarligrr Agnnt
O. It. A X. Co, Tortland, Ore.
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lias turned with dlagtiat from an
otherwise lovable girl with an oireiiilve
breath, Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies
the breath by lU action on the bowels,
etc., ss nothing else will. Hold for years
on absolute guarantee. Tries 25 eta,
and 60 eta, 0. G. Huntley the Druggists.
When some men think they are think
ing they are only killing time.
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IftSbiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure, which is sold fur the small price (it
Zr cents and 50 rents and f 1.00, dims not
cure take the botlls hack and ws will re
fund your money. Hold for over fifty
years on this guarantee. Tries 28 cen
and 60 cents. CO. Huntley, tho Drug
gist. w ur. Pinions
Cough and
nsumption
cure
Thlils bcynnd nuoatlon tlx
rniiat luorraaful Cmi(h MmlU
fin ver known to acl.nc, a
Irvt (Iowa Invnrluhly cur th
worn, nana of Cough, Croup
ami htonvhltls, whlla It wn.
tierliil siirrraa In th eura of
C1111.11m11il.1n la without a par
tlsllntliehlat.iryi.f ma.llrina.
hliK lis fliat UU.overy It haa
bn a.. 1. 1 on Kuura.lit.-a,
ttit which no otfinr nedlcfno
can atan.1. If y hnv a
CoiiKh, i earnaatly salt you
totrylt. In Unltil fimiraan.l
( nniuta trie., hoc, and $ l.im, anil
In Kngland Is. Hd,, lis. ikl. and
SOLE PROPRIETORS
LEROY, W
HAMILTON
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For sale byO. U.lluutley.