OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1001.
r riDDircnmmrxTrr i
6k-i
Answer to the query of last week, why
IsChaa Chase, of Handy, like daily
newspaperf Iteeaiise h'e brings us I he
daily news.
Onr rorresiondents will pleas tend
In articles before Wednedays of each
week, otherwise it reaches us too lute for
publication. ,
HUlTuri
ne
Tram
Is toll! by nuwt people. If It were n.tt
iTAFKORD, June ,. Notices are ooate.l ' the whole commercial mitt aoc!."' radiie
aU.n Hie riHtila signed '(Vmetery Com. oul.l full to pieces. There arPihou.
mittt'' calling on the cilisens "to meet "ul lH,n t lnuwtt! of people who
at Stafford cemetery Saturday, June Slh, j testily to the i-iirci cllcvted l.y lr.
wiui 1001a m i in wnicn to wot It unit im i icrvc itoiiicu
prove the name. We should have siilll-! Medical IWovcrv.
cient interest in our dead to Seen the 1 ,ll'.v ' represent.
ceuielery in good condition." So mv;tlve people hi their
the rommiitee and so say I. That id'n ' o.'intmitiuiH. Yon
move in the riht direction. Tool with wou1'1 I'"' t'"-'"-which
to work means grubbing ln.es, vvoi.l ' nnv in,.
hovels, axe. Ii.hiiih.mh t... Ti..i "" " ich-r
Khuliel.
Bom, to the wife of Mr. Massiuer, a
ion, Mav lid.
Floors Uinlher is working for Mm.
11 i u.ii I 111 .1.1 . I
v-. ... ....i.riul ItvlllHIHI, J . "M","l . : , . .,
We h.,1 . spring contest between the J ! t.Vy i wlor
.-. .-r v n-ra HUOll mi. i our own U .Iml,,, I,,. I I .... . ,
Tuc.Uy evening NVe spelled ,wo TtZ n ' L T ' !
I.uin.'a an. -.. K. .tit. T1.... w w nu V 1 1 a
.v,n. ...i, -vmi injiii iiiurv. i ut rnn N.ui.,. . 1... ,...a i . i. . ... . ; CUir il vniic tuiit
grounds are in bail shape ami should ' T,luv H1 tUv
nerve s l.nMcu
Mcdiol IWoxcrv
ir
a., a . . .... .
iw mi rarne.1 on ill me nnl Ir en.lly . ,r
......... . . v win in urmiu I in rv(i)i'l
dfnt from thix piiu pleae copy. You
mtite a cwa error in aavine that honor
"renm, iioiior 10 WDuill noiior IS
due.
J. lunna Majinkrer i home for a tew
weekn.
I-na tiroinitiller has returneJ to Tort
lain). K. F. (Jiniher'a barn lian been com-
PleteJ. and the cariuters l-ave for The
lulled Monday morning to builj a house
for Mr. Jeael. now of that place.
A numberof our people atten.leil the
Uranve picnic at Highland yesteriay.
Freil Sterner, of Walla Walla, Wah.,
it home on a visit.
I "r;lk"!tiill.u h Htl.l
I oilier illM-nni t nl' the
hcil iwy;.,ii!i of thgeH-
turn anil nutrition.
Il rurt-a wlirn all
other rrnioli.il
tlie tiie ildiiiivil e. Slier.
wotl, liulalin, iwcj-oaiul Willamette
are represented in this silent citr to no
small extent. It takes money to buy
inl.'i, ft iii tn and posts and those at a
distance should not wait (or those near
at IlKllil tit il l all lliu .....,( ll.. I- ... I .
ilnnM r.mi- i.k. I...I.I ... I ....l I mc.ias h.ive f.nlr.1,
" - "x OTii.. iiimkii nur-
cess of this movement. We all make
ureat preparstkuis to make the place
wherein we live coy and neat, hut fail
to pay much attention to the place we
will stay the longest.
Kforation day was better observed
here than usual, and at its close il
j etery looked aa neit as it could, or can,
uu ii a comoiiieu riiort to Improve ia
made.
Our Mail la High ((untlly nad
low prlres. .Hla 4.ollraih.
Xw Era.
Xkw Fit. Jane 4 A very prett
v wed-
Two belies were disinterred on the
2tith ult and remov-d to Tualatin, the
vacant trravea were filleil hurriedly and
acannly. They have caustsl considera
ble comment aa to their ghastly appear
a nee.
mm
7 1
rtaeji
-tlv-J L I
It currt pcrfivtly
and peruuiH-ntlv.
There is no uUxk
hoi iu the " Pivov
erv " it is free Iroiu
opium, cocaine and alt other narcotics.
Accept no su!tittt'.c for Ir. I'irrcr'a
Ck)1iIcii Mrilic.il Ihn-ovrry. There is
nothing "just an Ki-od."
MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER COMPANY.
Mitcholl Wagons
Hoosior Drills
Caso Plows
Champion Mo wors and Binders
Southwick Hay ProssJs
And a full lino of Evans Potato Planters
Agricultural Implomonts, Vohiclcs and Bicycles
First and Taylor Streets, Portland, Oregon.
t a l.-tj wrrt k-vutilil nit rat of ilrri "
ritr Mr I n Hrrt. t, lirrrvman. lrf,.i
la. Mo. "Ktif lwvrar I Innl mr.lviu Itiiui
ili-1i. hut ttvrivrvl rty lllllr lirnrni. tt
Brh an.l trrnth n !.!. 1,1 d..
1I4V mirk I .iimttirmol Ukuif lt I'lrtrr
t'.il.tra Mr.li.i.1 iik-iTTtr. ami thrn I ha.t
Ukro oiw SmV I it.ul.l .Ictji. anj my .xi,ir
a wuo.trrdil jr Hiipnwn!. I ha Ukco 4
txxtln d,I in Mill iinirinriii(
I. Pirrcr's Mrtlicul Advisrr, paper
covereil, i smt zcr on receipt of 11 one
cent ktatrips to p.ik etriie u( mailim?
etir. Aiuiroa it. K. V.
fJo, X. Y.
I le-
ln U
Hcicc. Bu.
A I'rrrselnaa Uabx.
The baby was only i, hut she waa ati
only child and had lived with her iir
enta largely In hotels, and she was a
self posM-sisrtl little mulileu. Sho mil
din t""k place last TuesdaV afternoon ! - u P'r'",- ,ro,n attnJf the
Msvl'Sth.atthere.idenceof the bri.le'a":.. ' . V ' nveli"". Tualatin, on last
rrenta, Mr. and Mrs. Auiu.t Krf mer, J u"".r ""fnoon.
tnecontractinit partiea beinir Miss Minna L. ? '''if bridge is N im: rebuilt.
Unmer of New t. a and Mr. Jake Car-, xo " ,0 iw to Torthnd with a
bini-r of Tortland. As the weddini- '?m mU!,t U by way of Tualatin or
nisrih, played by Miss Cora Hlos-er, I 0 e'on ''J"-
Pied f.wlh its itiorions tidintfs. th hri' I The ro. k pit on Philip Baker's hill Is
Hl psrfr ar.pmache.1 the a'tar stamlin; 1 0ene. and four teams are bii.y htulmir
beneath t lovely wedding bell comre. ru. k onto the St.arp hill. Another tm
nl u-lni...n,k..,.;i. . i . ..n i. ... ... . .. '
" """" i onue wan ifiven " o(ue.i on frank Weddia a latin
-r ..yner uu.er. ine t.rule li,ke, ; oon. ! ays a tnmlcl of pMprlcty na to man
l.in I-"i.h -V; -7 "."J7 . "ool has clostsj and earlv Urawlwr. 1 that when one day a jroun
Mosm. ..! veil the VZZZ,. i ''7 W .. . ! ' '
totnarT black. The bri.Wn.ai.la .r. ! . L0UI" "f- disposed of his old thresh- i ni ml t admirer of the little
Mis Florence Schindler and Mi.s Marie Ln 0,1,fltnd hht a' new J. 1. C. out- j C'rJ. askctl to take her out to luncheon
S lundler The Kroommen were broth-!ki i ,'r,u'' r,, wlf 'lrM '11 ty berwlf she was allow ttl to jjo.
e-ot tne bride, Mr. Will Rremer and ! A ' : " Drln' 11 ou' i A very tiny girl may go without
cnaperun aimtlmca. The little girl
.v. . .res OI potatoes w plant ! was to do the ordering. She undertook
...... KUUu.., . lo .na ,oo wr una season, j this responsibility with confidence ami
I f i i compiaini trial gar.ien taitins up the menu. studl.Hl It w Itb as
.I..:-. .""7". ,v,,4'"","rJrrul'! unnaJable to hrr as (Jretk moi.1.1
The Usefll.
Towne llo'a ijnlle a linguist,
lleve.
Itrowne Vea. tie ran converse
dlrTcrrut loliguea.
Towii Ko understand; but there'a
one tontus he has never aumvdrd Iu
uiastertiiK.
Hrowne Wtiil'a that? CbliieseT
Towue No, his wlfe'a.-1'hlladrlphla
rrraa.
HK VVKK I ItKKK At Hi. W.I.I. Cm
HrrKaiiiHisI rlnirrh. hiinilar Hir.l.fi will l
a fi.IL.au Prra. lili a at o . A kl.hr
Itrf i Mirlals liirl.ar,!., II ..i.ir,
falilMtll M'ho ll at Jl". M ; Wrrtly trrr
iiiM-iing W.i,.. al hi P. M . eli.fa
II. mi ..I Ilia Uirtl s sons', w an.l huiiilay nf
sacli in. mill.
Loiltjes.
( Ir lnr of Washltik'ton. Nnnparlrl t'nlon
No lutvla every Salunlay vetting,
at Wiliametle ball Mra. Uutiv Foley,
hwretary.
A. l. I?. V.
Ilifeia every Palunlaf
evenliitc racepl the lillli in the A. tl. t .
W. IVmi'le -II, J, Hat.lintt, racmdrr.
vsri Brtner. After the ceremonr was
over, the assembled friends, of 'which
ats'utl75 were reg-nt. partook of a
umptuous wedding dinner which would
do justice to a queen. The hoars were
sp-nt in social chat nntil seven in the
evening, when an informal reception was
e ven the bride and uroom. and the litfhr
fantastic toe was tripped until the small
bonrs of the morning put forth their glo
rions light, when every one 'etamed to
their respective homes, wishing the
bapnv conpte a lonir life full of prosper
ity, happiness and many blessings.
. Caibj.
Caxbt, June 4 Kather cold weather
for strawberry picking.
Mrs. Robbina is very ill at her home
near the German church.
The Deeree of Honor will oiva it...
beny and ice cream festival about the
middle ot the month.
The Riveniide berry growers expect to
uateaiuucropoi Derries; a few innny
uaj inu picamg win oe m lull away.
Mr. Fisher, while helping to move
aome heavy timbers, accidentally let one
fall smashing bia foot quite badly.
Our baseball nine played a game at
Gervats on Sunday and came back vic
tor! again.
The city council met in regular session
at Evan's hall Monday evening. The
contract for building a city hall was let
to Olda & Son, of Oregon City.
Miss E. Mullan closed a very success
ful term of school here last Friilav and
returned to her bone in Milw'aukie.
Mist Veeta Knight will continue the pri
mary depaitment for three weeks.
ted a here planted.
.iew
price.
trim met hat mi popular
Jll i.'oltNnillh.
Coltoa
Coltoji, June I .-Mr. KiHen. of
Sandy, and Mr. Kemington, of Wood
barn, were in Coltoo last week.
Mr. Harreaves was looking after
hn,iness interests here Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Jamei Marrs and daughter, ot
Sprinitwater. are visiting relative
this week.
The roads of this precinct have been
greatly improved during the Past week.
Little VadaCarr bad the misfortune
to cot on three of her toes last Friday
while playing with a aharp ax.
D. Robeson, who baa been visiting in
W aldington, returned borne last Friday.
Cbildren'a day waa a sad failure aa far
as weather was concerned. Indications
jooa as though we woulj have summer
in six or ten weeks hence, but let It
come, remaps we can rotl around
and get ready for sunshine by that time.
as
I have bevn to her mamma.
I MI will have some meat and aome pu
, tatoee." ahe aald gravely, "and by and
Dy I may have aome Ice creain."
The onlcr was given, the cream fol
lowed, and the little lady was an ftfto
! gether charming, dainty and awe-t lit
tle companion for luncheon. The meal
ended with the dignity with which
uao begun, the young woman donned
her wraps, and as the youug man was
preparing to escort her to the door She
remarked gravely
"And now 1 will have aome Cowers."
It was the last touch of grown up
nesa, and It waa the proudest young
man u ew lork who took borne a
pretty and dignified baby with a big
Duncli or rosea in her ariua.-New lork
Times.
Davidson, r.f
neighborhood
Aims
Aim. June 1 After feveral davs drv
weather, a 'ereehlnjj rain is falling to",
day. What will be done with all the
grass mat grows in the Willamette val
ley I his year?
Mrs. B. J. Wakefield, accompanied by
her daughter Ada, is on her way to Port
land, to attend the marriage of her son
C. U. Wakefie'd to a young lady of that
city.
Mr. 9. Cole and J. Gardner, of Port
land, spent their Decoration holiday,
with the family of J. A. IJitkman, of
this place.
A goodly number of our citizens at
tended a very pleasant entertainment at
the school house. Decoration fUv.
by the school. Declamations, recitations !
Wllholt
WinioiT, Jone 2. Mrs
RiiSHelville, was in this
last week.
L I'.. Thomas raised his nv an
Tuesday last w hich adds much to the
looks of his farm and gives evidence
that he is prospering.
We are glad to learn that Oscar David
son, who had his leg broken in two
places a short time ago, is improving
nicely with Dr. J. J. Leavitt attending
him.
Mr. Mullien has sold his ranch to A!
iaie, ot Bcotta Mills, who will not take
p'jsession until fall. We will greatly
miss Mr. Mullen's smiling face, but not
so much as the young gentlemen will
mies his daughter Annie, as she is a
cnarming favorite with all who know
her.
Our supervisor. B. F. Boyles, was
hunting up the yonnz meu of this Hi.
trict laat Thursday to m-rirlr rml I !...
A Pateat Hole.
Of tbe many extraordinary thing for
which patent protection has been
granted a hole aeeroa to be the moat
useless and Impossible. Yet there are
many patents for holes, and. what Is
more, the patents are valid and valu
able. One of the best relates to hole
in ships' bottoms for the admission
and escape of w ater to the condenm.Ti.
Every one who has seen a screw
steamer under way will have noticed a
stream of water Issuing- from her side,
a little above the water line; that water
Is pumped Into the ship fur the pur.
pone oi couuensing me waste steam
that leaves the cylinders and returning
it as water to the boilers.
At last It occurred to a genius that
If a hole were made In the bottom of
the ship forward of the condenser and
another abaft It, the water would cir
culate around the condenser without
the aid of a pump. It Is for the shape
of these holes, so that they will offer
less resistance to the water when the
ship Is traveling fast, that several put-
en la nave been granted.
Mlakt Oai ( Debt.
"My cas Is peculiar." remarked the
letter IL
"IIw aor chorused the other letters
of the alphatwL
-Well when It comes to making K,....k.,,aWil!. t.e Uelk.h U.lg.
boodle.' I always bad. and. you will N. tll.lt .,,, , ,,,
notice, there la absolutely no reason jeael nth at I. II. O, y Temple
Why I should be In 'debt' " Exchange, j Mar.arel S llliama MvrrUrv,
oort It, .l.li, . . ,V, y K. . M aters of
America, meet fl rat and third Kri.lav la
Pen-
Soaa Calortaat.
StTlbUII-What makes young
Der so blue?
Wrlght-;h. he's green at the bust
new. and he's discovered that his man
uscrlpta are never read by the editor.
Philadelphia Itecord.
Ilia I'arl.
"Ever In amateur theatricals?"
"Just once."
"What part did you taker
"Mel I took all the abuse. I was
stage manager, you see." Pittsburg
Chronicle-Telegraph.
Sunday Services.
Kl. John's. Calliollr- KV. A. Illllrl.r"d.
(.anlnr. tin Mun.lar. lna. at ami lo W a.
in. I lilr I Mumlav In a-li month, (trriuan
ernion afjer S o'cluri ln; at all i.tdrr
rtia.Mn, Ki.(flili rrniuiii. hi.u.lav hiil
ati. TO p. m. Vir. a ih.I.. Heal subjects
and benediction at ?.. . In.
(erman Evanireliral Lulharan I m til mim
uai t ort.ai Lixhth and J. y. A.lams st.;
kv. Krnrat J. W. Mark, i.a.u.r. hnn.i...
hoo at lo a. ni. : aevklv Mrir
TblirwIaT at S p. in. Uerinau srhnul av
Salunla) from B to 11 Kfrjboly Invited.
MetboilUl Kplaoit.al Chiirrh - P.v It a
A (kin. ator. Mnrnlriv aarvirs al In it
Sua. taf School at 10 uo. (.'! maatln. .o..
murulng Mrvlra. Kfaalna rir. .i i m
u miui mnilDl Kundaf uln
pwort
30
traoaara eordlallv
,ln.
Hrartr MmiIIdc Tburnjav STtuli.f al J Ja
larlinl.
. ...un, i,:v.,ituviin; ... . - .......
and son crt were the orrtcr. In hnn. ,.i I P" tax. It is toucher on the hovatt.ia
4i. ,.i.i" i.i.- " ii, V-.i .
j. ti.au crcr an mey nave to Work" two
days.
James Nicholson met with a painful
accident while falling timber, one day
last week in Jones' logging camp. He
attempted to move his spring, when it
slipped out of the tree and he threw
his arm on the Saw and cut a oaul. in
his arm, some three inches long, to the
bone.
ma uiu uuiijierg. me programme was
well arranged and successfully executed.
Our school is not a large one but is pro
greasing nicely under the management
of Mrs. Wm. Calvin, teacher.
Mrs. Cocklereece. of Bull Run. is visit.
ing relatives and friends here.
Mac Pully, of Aims, has secured a
contract to furnish ten thousand cedar
fence posts for the 0. R & N. R. R,
Co. and has several men at work makinii
them.
Mrs. H. Inlow has been on toe sick
list for a few days, but is slowly recover
ing. Mr, H. E. Bramhall will occupy the
house recently vacated by Henry Tabke.
Mr. Dixon, the new logger at Brain-
iiau s mill, will commence pulling
logs Monday.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kldnej Trouble Makes You Miserable.
in
DOCTORS
' sa'Consumption can be cured."
Naure alone won't do it. itnnorte
help. Doctors saj
"Scott's Emulsion
Is the best helo." But
continue its use even iu hot
wcauier.
If you have not tried It, send for free sample
BCOTT & BOWNE, CliemigU,
09-415 Peart Btreet, New york
joc. and i.oo; all druggist
ew arrluiU alullj- In Iteuily to
W'eitr HatM at
.mini liwlilninlfli.
A Teataneolarr Poitle.
An Englishman who recently died
bad three children, one son and two
daughters, and he mentioned all of
them In his wIlL
The first clause Is, "I leave my piano
to Mary Elizabeth, when Arthur has
aone with It" The other clause Is,
10 fcusan Jane she may take what
ever Arthur wishes to give to ber."
There Is no doubt of Arthur's stand
ing In the document, but the pointed
; question Is raised. Are Mary Elizabeth
and Susan Jane beneficiaries nnder the
will?
riRHT PKEHBYTEkl Alt ("II t'KCII ksv. A
S'llillumrlr. faitnr H.i..r.. .1 11 . . ...4
SO r. M. Sabhalh Hrhnnl .1 in - V -
Peoples Hnelat ot Ckrlillau Emlaa
varr aun'lajr nli( at S so lhiita..
sraulos prarar naailiif atlJO. Maati Ira.
KVASCiKI.K.'AI. CIlLIU'll-fortiar ol
Khlh ami Mallriiii airrel. Urv H. I'otilav
a.ior Hervlrra r k.i.L.n, .111. ...
d - --j ... mw m ii,
I II II. til. MllllM S, l...l II. . ...
' '" mwili-it H V in. All ara aslcou,
HT I'Al-IH KI'IHCOI'AI. ( II Ult(
Itev. p. K. Ilaiutiinml, Jtrctor. h-rvlcra
very Humlay al Ham, ami 5 fi n n,
Suinlay schisil al 10 o'clork. I hbt-r -.rlr-i
lha iin.titli Iu ;n M-ii'i lla'l.-W. It.
. Mafford secrrUry; Hits Mr, duel
ratitter.
(Mackamas Chapier No. 2, K. A. M.,
meeta o i the thud Mondav of eai b
I month in Maaohic Hall. M. lloilack,
' se-retry.
i Willamette Kalis Camp .No t. W. (I
W. nirrla l.t and 3t, Krl lais In ll.a
Wlllametl. Mall.-C. C, S. H. Walker
and clerk ti. tilda.
irlf at p,ia mill avtrf Uomlir
iiM,i l ite.iinrri a hall, llra-l i ui.Mii(
r.. r.. i- ri,uira, jiii, May I a) lor m i alary
I atiiollr Knlfl.ta of America HI. Jutm'
Hi am It o. 6J7, uirrla every Tuealay ul
ina in. mill
Tualatin Tent, K.O.T. M.. mentals
Kmi .Men a Hall, every Tl ursday even
liiil. K K. Taylor, rxotd keetr.
Oregon t liy Camp. No. (Vat M.Um
Wooilttinnof Amrrl. a malavPry Mind
and fourth Tuetay in the ttionih, at
Wlllatnetts Hall 1. liroaaeiiUrhnr.
.1 L. '
tirta.
Il -. I tl . -
""" .-o. II. A. H., mS.U
nrl Monday evenlnf In each month at
7 :.Rl ami thIM hstur.lay In each month
al 1 o'clock p. m. in W'llauieii Hall.
V. Colbert, Cotnmander.
Lawton Command No. I, of Ora.,n
Union Veterans L'nion mreta a-,,ti I M.i.
urday 1 p. m. In Itmlman'a ball and
fourth Halurday at 7 p. m. In T. K. Cow
inn's otllre.
Kioiiesr Chapter No. 2H. O. K. H. meet
the aerond and fourth Ttma.avs In earl.
nioiitn at .Maaotiic llall.-Mra ll M
Mranifn, secretary.
Oregon llife o. S. I.O. . K meets
-vary ri.tira.lajr In Odd Fellows' llall.
T. K Ityan, secretary.
falls Kmampinent N i, 4, J , () ( y
ineeta first and third Toia.1 iV 111 aaata l
A w1 l iea
lattaasiiauaa.
Iiurekn
Harness OH V
Mr.hVisie.l,.,(
1 ill i 1 at lajln
s- s t
t
Give
Your
Horse a
Chancel
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Guaranteed Elite H & S Cortet
Nff List of 8:iz:r Stlrti
t'b.nlla, I Area aaj twbroldsrtss la all toUt
Til K FA IK ::.-
aa may t annoiinreil
Iters conhallv Inviieil,
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All aaU free. Hltaii- i "- ""Wen, secretary.
Ifree!
lieilinen WacbflioTrlU No 1.1 ti....
HIt.srnN(iltKfiATIuNAI.Cllfl:f ! M . meets lttea ay rvin,i,K;
eori.eri.f Main ami Kleveiilh atrraia-Itev. t Men's Hall . ! rilan ('
h. H. llolliiiKir. na.lor. Mnpiiln. ...i, . I nf It II-..- II i . . " V"
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...... it mi'ifBTitr
IO:.Vi;HnnilayHcliiM)l '.
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vt I . I . n. j. rv tiravnr ihmiiIii. ii-'u.
venltig servli 7:T). " '
KIll-ST BAITIdf nil'llCH.-IUv. J.
H. lteaven, panlor. I'rearhitiK arrvlrea
every Humlay al i) iaii.l 7:.'Wp. m. Htm.
(lay school at 12 noon to I p. m. Jiinii.ra
Multiiomah Umim No. 1. A. V. A M
meeU first and third Hatunlaya In each
month at Masonic Hall.-T. K. Uyan
secreUiry, '
Med Kelief Corjrti No 1, meet at
Monday In
m. an.l ll.-
thirl Monday In every month at ?.ui
o cloi k p. hi.
Deathbed Repentance.
"no was la the legislature two
years," reads a notice of a departed
cltlien; "came within an ace of going
to congress, held a government office
five years and Anally died a Christian."
Atlanta Constitution.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Rodt,
the great kidney, liver
li and bladder remedy.
it It Is the great medl-
T rflltrf..mr.UAtiU.k.--
. .. ..i.ii u. me nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years of
scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer, the emi
nent kldiiey and blad
der SDHClalW onH I.
wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Brlght's Disease, which Is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
ommended foreverythlngbut If you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be. tr.A
JU3t the remedy you need. It has been tested i 'J
In so many ways, In hospital work, In private 'A
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur- y
chase relief and has proved so succen-.fni in I 'A
every case that a special arrangement has 1 'A
been made by which all readers of this paper j j
mm iiyc nui mreauy inea ii, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mall, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
oner in this paper and
send your address to
Dr. Kilmer 8c CoBlntr-
hamton, N. Y. The
regular nity cent and noma of swamp-no,
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
meet In the afternoon and IheHeninr Yoiii,., "1,lm,'l,n "'H Nrst
I eopVs society ami liihl .i,..t. i... . 1 every month at 2 o'clock n
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j.i.j p. in, iiMirxiav even nv I..
prayer service at 7:'m p. in. Wednesday
eveiiltia, Bible study class at Y. M ( A
rooms e bv tbs paator.
German Itsutlst Hervli-ea il, ll..i u.,,.
nay ot eacn niontii at 3 o'cloclt ti. ni con
ducted by Kev. Altiert Oraner.
United Hrethren-Cor. Kntlith and l'l.i-.
strpets, Kev. Cock I
every Humlay al ll a. i u ami 7;.10p. m
Humlay-school alio a.m.; voting t.Koi.ln'.
nieellnir at 0:,HJ n. in ! nnv.r
every Wednesday evening.
Kvsmrelinal l.iiiheran, Zion Con(?re(ttion
Cor. Klahth and Jelivruu.
Meyers, pastor. Hutidsv-schnol at ili.lfi a!
m.j servlis at 10:.'iOa. in. ami 7','tfi
M. K. Hoiilh Itev. T. I'. Ila
Third Hunday al t.' tilled iireihren church.
Free Methodist-Kev. J. W. Kldrl.l. .,.
tor. I'rcarhiiiir llrst ami tl.ir.l Tiim.,!-.,. -t
lis. in.; nrover mentiinr nvurv 'l'i.nr.,iu
evenlliK, Ht-rvici-s held in th Conareea.
lional church at Klyyille.
United ArtlsAiia meet every Thursday
evening of each month at the Willamette
Mall. I be social nieetiiiK of this order
Is second Thurseay of each month. K.
II. ( ooper, sw retary, M. IMUck M. A.
Itno I'ine Lode, No. 6,1, A. F. A A.
M., I-otan. Or., meets on the second
"snir.iav ill each month from the 1st oi
May to 1st of November at 2 p. tn. ami
from 1st of Novniulmr to 1st of May at
10 a. in. (ieo. C. Armstrong. Hoc.
Ancient Order of Ked Crona-llreimn City
UnlKs, No. I, meets seeond and fonrlh Krf.
Uay. in each month in Willamette hall.
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