OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1001.
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Our correspondent will please tend
In articles before Wedneday o( each
week, otherwise it rest het ut too lale lor
implication.
Ainu limit.
Tli KvanHical people ol Aims, are
trjinj; to talk up a church hiiildiuit.
Freddie, sm of J . 11. Taytur, of Ainu,
foil (mm a lo. inl broke hit rin few
davt ah'0. The latest it that he it loin
Well.
Mis Kraline Taylor ha returned
from Yamhill county where she hasheen
vitii iittc relative for the past eiht
tuoulht.
A vounir girl recently arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mr. II. K. Frmhll,
and :hey have given it their name.
Mother an J child are doing well.
Near 70.0"O railroad feet have gone
Joan the Walker Creek tltime, during
the lait month on their war toTtout
dale, and there is still, more to go.
Mr. Adolph Ati-hoir. of Marmot, was
with her daughter, Mrs. H. E Hram
hall, of this place, few day during her
illness returning home lat Sunday.
This part of terrafirma is blent with
1lnportation facilities, these beautiful
mountain streams are utiliied in various
ways, supplying nulls and fluim witn
water while the Jndy river cariies
way the tire wool, saw log and the
hundreds of thousands of railroad ties
cut by the various mil's along its course.
The works of mture are wonderful and
yet men are not satisfied.
Wllhoit
J H. tirewbong, was visiting
his
brother at Jefferson last week.
Khice Gaoun, of Hubbard, was doing
lu.neM in this communiiy last week.
Mrs. Vorbers went to Canbv for the
purpose of picking strawberries last Sat
urday. Miss Tessa Larkins successfully clotted
a three months term of school last Sat
arday. Mr. and Mrs Part, of Molalla.were
visiting relatives id Missouri town last
Sundav.
Harmony.
Clover hay harvest has commnced.
Mr. John Davi) is working in Portland.
The new Evangelical pantor, Key. Mr.
Green, it well received.
Miss Edith Karr returned home from
the Portland High school last Friday
evening.
All growing crops look well, except
corn, which is doing better sine, the hot
weather began.
Mr. Wm. Fuller, formerly of this
nlaee. hat tor sometime a resident of
Idaho has been visiting old friends here.
Bonnes
Mr. Ctiger made a trip to Oregon City
Saturday.
Mr. Smith, of Clackamas, was the
jrueet of P. Uliger Sunday.
School Is profcressing nicely under the
management of Miss Withey.
Farmers are wearing smiling facet on
account of the beautiful sunshine.
W. H. Boring hat been quite ill the
past week, but it slowly recovering.
0. W. Boring attended the meeting of
the M. W. A. at Damascus Saturday
evening.
A number of young people from Kelso
were the guests of Mr. Peter and Mies
Koea Yetsch Sunday.
William Headerman returned home
Saturday from near Portland where he
has been working for bit brother-in-law.
Mr. Chester Stevenson, of Portland,
Mies Withey and Mr. Orville Boring
were the guests of Mr, Harlie and Mies
liosie Feathers, of Damascus Sunday,
Beater Cittl
Owen Parry
is building
a fine new
Lotiee.
Henry James, of New Jeri-ey, visited
Us uncle Dr. James lat week.
John Heft has j-int completed a new
bridge on Mrs. Edward's barn.
Mips Annie Williams, of Bnrnette,
Wash., is visiting her grandmotber,Mrs.
Davies.
Miss Hannah Hughes, of Ilwaco,
Vah., is visiting friends in this neigh
borhood. Beaver Creek is still going on just as
usual, although your correspondent
eeems to have forgotten to report it.
Dr. Thomas has purchased a fine new
buggy. Will Daniels also is the pos
sessor of a fine new buggy, and well he
needs it.
A school meeting was held last Mon
day evening to talk about a new school
bouse it it undecided yet whether it will
be built or not.
Children's day will be observed at the
German Congregational church Hunday
June 23, and at the PreHbytenon church
fcund&y evening June 30.
Honors ere even in the spelling con
tsti between Rhubel and Beaver Creek.
Mt roncds were spelt SLubel winning
and Beaver Creek twice. Then
Only 50 Cents
to make your baby strong and
well. A fifty cent bottle of
Scott's Emulsion
will change a sickly baby to
' a plump, romping child.
Only one cent a day, think I
of It. Its as alee as cream. I
Bend for a free sample, and try It. a
SCOTT & BOWNK. Chemists.
I 409-415 Pearl Strert, New Vork. I
I soc and li.oo; all drnggista. K
the contest ended one mora round wat
lttptdt in which IVaver Crwk was vii-
. - it la 1..1 ... tt..l.l - Ht.AI..l.in
n toriii, rrn n n iu nuni
are satfhfled.
Alvin Klieinmlth and Nettie Stnedo
man wen married at the home of the
brides parents Mr. and Mrs. Karl
h'tuedeinau, June 14. Mr. Kliensniith is
a prominent blacksmith of Fly anil Mi
Stuedeuian is one of our highly reovted
vounir ladies, who will be sreatlv missed
in our circle. We wish them a happy
and prosperous life.
t.'rent lllllurry
4allllllllh.
Mle, Ml
Cartu.
Cams orchestra it practicing
for an-
other social.
Mii Maggie Lewis went to i'ortland
last week to visit friends.
Wm. Intdtip i vliMting his parent
after an absence of two years.
Mies IVrtha Spangler spent Sunday
w ith the Misoea Kate and Sara Jones.
Miss Fmma Jones, of Camas, W'ah.
is among old friends and relatives for a
lew days.
Mrs. London, who has leen seriously
ill for the ast three mouths is up ano
around attain.
The weather we are having reminds
one of the beautiful song, "1-et the Little
Sunshine in," a the sun is shlumg to
lovely.
Miss Cora W'ingfield. who has been
attending school in Oregon City the paat
winter is vimting her aunt, .Mrs. J. K
liraham, previous to going to her borne
in The Ihniet.
Dorr.
Mrs. Ik) man has been on the tick
list lately.
Mr. Seward was hauling lumber last
week to build a hou-e.
Mr and Mrs. R. IVShaxer have been
quite tick the lat week.
Mr. Crawford, of New berg hat been
visiting bis sister, Mrs. Nelson.
W. R. Robcrti and ton Birch were
visiting Mr. Judy last Sunday.
Lottie and George Kititnil'.er were
visiting in Eagle Creek Sunday.
Mrs. Cooper's baby bad three of his
fingers cut with an as li e other day.
Strawberries are ripening, gardens and
clover look fine; fall grain is heading
out.
Mrs Tesman and Mrs. Gould, ' f
Latourelle, were visiting lelativet here
this week.
Mrs. S. Nelson has been very sick for
the last two weeks and does not teem to
improve any.
Children'! day exercises were held in
the school house on June 2. Everyone
treuied to have a good time.
4reml rrlurilon on sail trimmed
Hat yt N iMinltU.
Gor( '
Henry Rimer is building a nice bouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Held made a pleasure
trip to Bethany.
0. Scha'x sold bit place and will
move to Portland.
Julius and Anifust Paulsen are clear
ing on August Paulsen's land.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Miller, of Gar
field, were ttie gueets of .Mr. and Mrt.
Hans Paulsen.
Mrs. Hartman and her fin, of Call
fornia, will spend their summer at the
home of Hans Johnson.
One of Hans Paulsen s horses got
badly hurt in a barb wire fence, but at it
is only a nebh wound, it w ill heal up.
t hemes and straw berries are
plentiful in this vicinity, and if
the weather would only get a little
warmer, they w ill soon be ripe.
Our new called for minister of St
Paul, Minn., preached bit first sermon
here Sundav June 2 in the Presbyterian
church. He will preach again the last
Sunday in June.
Central Point
Gilbert Randall's new barn is almost
finished.
Mist Lottie Randall has returned
home from school at Willamete Univer
sity.
David Penman, sr. has been very sick
with stomach trouble, but is better at
the present writing.
The county court is going to build a
new bridge across Beaver ('reek and
grade a road around the hill on the
creek. It is a much needed Improve
ment. The wheat crop has taken a set back
ward since my lat items to your paper.
The cold, damp weather has had a very
bad effect on the growing crop. In
places it has grown yellow and all over
the fields the heads will be alone two
thirds their natural size. If conditions
are favorable between now and harvest
we will have about three-quarters of a
crop. A good many of the cherries seem
to be blighted and falling off the trees.
Garden vegetables need more warm
weather, The fruit crop seems to be
doing well, excepting cherries.
A lieu nil Till line of
Hal.T
lion-
in-in hikI IIhIn, nil red need.
(soldMiiilli.
E. A. MontandoQ was blasting stumps
lastTueBdav.
The weather has been quite warm for
the past week.
Joseph Meyers's horse was badly cut
while working on the scraper.
Mr. Morits Meyer has gone to Portland
to buy a wagon and a tomb stone.
Needy baseball club has a new ball
ground and played one game on it.
Lant Monday all the grass mowers in
the county were running at their full
capacity.
Eczema, ealtrheum, tetter, chafing,
ivy poisoning and all skin tortures quick
ly cured by De Witt's Witch Hazel Halve.
The certain pile cure. Geo. A. Harding.
AFTER -13 YEAIiS.
Parltl MrLouslilIti Makes u Visit
to Oregon ( It) .
OXLY I.1V1MJ MIX OF FOtNDKK.
lion. I X. .Mitlhlcu, Sole Surtliortf
the Organizer uf I'rotKlonal (Jof
rrumrut Was A No Here.
Wednesday was a day long tu l re
liieiiitered m Oregon City by the pio
neer. lavid Mi l.oughlin.tho only sur
viving ou of Dr. John Mcl.oiighhn, the
founder of Oregon City, and Hon. K. X.
Maithieu, the sole urivor ol ttie band
that founded the pruviHonal govern
ment, cauie up from Portland on the
morning boat, accompanied by Mrt. M.
I.. Myru-k, a grand daughter of Dr. Mo-1-ougiilin
and a niece of David Mclaugh
lin. Thev pawed the day visiting and
receiving visits Iroin men who knew
them for ly year ago and went ruter
tained at luncheon hy .Mis. Charles
I'yo. I'avi.l .Mcl.oiiglillti railed i n .
. Mum, who it over K) years old am
it wat a sight to see the old gentleman
eye arkle when tie caught tight of
.Mr. Jli I-oiighlln.
In the altvrtnon they held an luforma
reception at the residencv of Mr. W. K
Pratt and the veranda wat thronged with
people until -t :'M w hen the distinguished
party left lor l ortuu I.
Mr. Mclaughlin was in a remineacenl
mood and talked of past events In
manner that suggested a wonderful
memory. He said thai 4.1 year had
passed ince he left Oregon City in 1VH
when It wat little belter than a wilder
net and w a astonished at the change
brought by time.
'W e were at the Cascadet yesterday,"
aid Mr. McLoughlin. "and saw houses
where tree stood before. There are
houset everywhere from kane to the
Kockv mountains rroin niy home In
Port Hill, Idaho, lo Oregon It hat teen
a continual bewilderment to witness the
wondrous growth of half a century
left Oregon a mau of 3.S and return at 81
to find an empire. I never expected to
stay awav mm Oregon but a year when
I ! ft in '.)."
Mr. Mclaughlin came aero the
plaiut when a mere child of two or three
year, tie was born at 1 ort V imam,
near imlulu, limn., on Lake Superior.
He expet ta lo leave for his home in the
Panhandle country, next Monday, but
will come to Oregon C ity Saturday w ith
Mr. Malihieii and remain until Sun
day. They will I the gueata of Mrs
W. K. Pratt while here.
Ihe grave ol l)r. .Mclaughlin wit
visited bv hit ton and the pupils of St
J oh n't school turned out in honor of the
visitors. Mr. McLoughlin had never
seen the locks, or Ihe us-nion bridge
and said tint the grow th of the country
had sprung up like a mushroom to the
astonishment ol every pioneer. He told
of being tent lo school 111 Pant and i ln
ing the British army hit uncle procuring
hunt commission in the hast Indu
company at the outbreak of the Afagan
istan war. He wat under 21 Year of
age at thit time and hi father refused
to consent lo hi entry into army life and
procured hi discharge. Both hit father
and uncle were Cauadaint of Irish and
Scotch parentage.
Hon. r.X. Matihieu it a Venerable
old gentleman who carries hi K4 year
more lightly than manr men of M. He
hat never smoked, wrnltt Mr. McLough.
tin has used tobacco since early man
hood. Mr. Matthieu lives at Iliitteville.
He went there in K0) and look up a do
nation land claim and kept a store lor
15 yeart. He wat one of the members
of the provisional government of Oregon
and it the only survivor, having the
honor of unveiling the monument at
Champoeg last momh. He told of land
ing on the rocks at Oregon City Septem
24, 1H42, wheie the woolen mills are
now situated and w hat are now street
and buildings was then thickly studded
with timber.
The party were escorted about the
city In a carriage by Judge William Gull
oway and shown the eight of interest.
They return tomorrow and will suv over
night. Upon their arrival theNuive
Sons and Pioneers will escort them from
the steamer Ian. ling to Mrs. Pratt's resi
dence. Tomorrow evening Mclaughlin
Cabin, Native Son of Oregon, will give
them a reception in W illamette hall to
which the pjblic is Invited. There will
be an interesting program, sis-eehes,
songs, and a pleasant evening is antici
pated. The Pioneer Reunion.
Among the Clackamas county people
who attended the Pioneer reunion in
Portland last week were C. N. Green-
man, II, J,. Vaughn, U.K. 11. Miller
and wife, Capt. J.T. Apperson, David
Martin and wife, Jamei McCord arid
wife. W. Carey Johnson and wife.
George A. Harding and wife, Mrs. Mary
h. Barlow, Mrs, Jos. Howell, Wm.
Galloway and wife.
Back of space prevents an extended
account of the reunion. Jude Galloway
presided Saturday evening. Mrs. Robt.
A. Miller and Capt. J. T. Apperson made
short addresses at the camp-fire. W.
Carey Johnson and Judge Galloway
were elected directors ol the Pioneer
society.
Vihitkd Portland O. A. R. Meade
Post No. 2, G. A. It., and the Women's
Kehef Corpt visited Sumner Post In
East Portland, Saturday evening.
Forty members ol the local ont arid
corpt attended ana naa an enjoyahie
visit, returning on the 11:10 car.
Saturday afternoon three recruits were
mustered in Meade Post, two by transfer
and two applications for membership
were recevied. Meade Post is making
arrangements for big celebration to be
held this Friday afternoon. Depart
ment Commander A. G. Ooodhrood will
be present, also Assistant Adjutant
General J . E. Mays, Department Inspec
tor W. B. Hartmers and Assistant
Quartermaster-general it, 'Sutcliffu.
Several recruits will be muntered in and
the meeting will be largely attended.
OASVOniA,
Ban th m m m Haw 'Mfl BOtipt
MITCHELL,
And a full lino of . Evans Potato Plantors
Agricultural Implements, Vohiclos and Bicycles
First and Taylor Streets, Portland, Oregon.
A WOMAN'S TtmOAT
It her f'irtunr if tic ihsm-rs to be a I'stti
or A'.tMiii, and thai dutunr la (uanlnl Uy
and in hi with the ftrslr.t caic. N(Umg
li-.k'lurm a siiia-rt tnuih a a rui;ti
l.vriy "ma otigM tu br afraid of a
cough l It mluir 1 iUii(.f Who
tlx r4 know u f "tiic twrrt msu voUc
I'.riurd fxtrvrr by dlxase wliull twgan
with a slight rii(h
The us v t't l'irr's (....!m Mutual
iHnovrry will rnuie a -ituanriil .Mir if
Ilic nuxt )! mjlr and litigTun cousin
liven whrn llir lun arr mvolvnl and
thrrr air hr m..n hra and rtnai tion,
"('.l.trn Mrduat I'lwovrlT la Kriirralir
effTtive in rr-.t.nntf Ihe diaraard organs
to srnind health anil attrfiKlh Their la
no aU-ohol in the " thuoverv " and it la
rntiirly free from opium, cicm and all
other naicotira
I am feetinf quit well. artiea Mim
A t.ewl. til No HP) 4lh Ml"! Ua.hinl..n.
I C . 'ami I oe II all lo )r fl"e 'M'U
le4ual t)i-r.ery ha! Urrn .jutle a tuffrrer
tt a l"n litne anl after rea'tlnf lf t-trrce
t'ommun shm y.iu al A Wtwi trwAi(hl I a.!!
Inr hia ' len M-itial IHioety ' I h. w
ien alrefittiff ell U a W.ng lime Taa one lea.
a(MAlul u( IT. riette a l.toilen Vr.lkal 1 H "V.
ey an.l Vi( nearly all ntgiil Hhui cuuhing
an I euntiuue.1 taking It I Katl leta a gr.mt
aofleref fof more than tea vea' I trte.1 Ua of
iliflrrent me.U. tnra au't ilirt.rent .!.-I..t tut
dul ma feel mux h letter. I c( until I
commenre.1 tHttin til-ai.1, nut tvow I (rel tuuc h
Unjojef aoJ am etulrely well.
Ir Pirrc' Common Sena Mr.llntl
Adviaer, in paer Covrra, t nt ttt on
receipt of l onr rent atatripa tu pay e.
Prnof mailing only. Addict Dr. K. V.
lrrc, llu(llo. N. Y.
Oregon II t r Market Itrport.
(Corrected to Friday.;
Wheat No. I, flic btlihel.
Flour I'ortland, 12 !"; IIord't
ll-ist, UOc per sack, .1.30 per Mil.
Oa'a in tackt, white, 4 :eiiU pir
bunhel, gray, K.
Millstutr Ilran, 115.00 wr ton
aborts, lis 00 per ton, chop, $15 per ton.
Potatoes old, ft 2.5 to II W pr sk.
rotatnea new, l't' lo l c Per lb,
Fgg Oregon, 7xi W 20c er iluten.
Hutter Hanch, 25 to 35 cent per roll
Unions, choice, r lb.
Khiibarb, ctiott-e, l ',r n-r lb.
(ireetl ea, lie M-r lb.
fiooaelM-rnes, 10 to Ste x r gal.
JUrawberrirs, 4 ti 4't rent per box.
I)rem-d ttfiit-kens, 10 lu 11", c per lb.
Livestock and dreawd int-ata : Ix-i-f,
live, 1.1.50 to ft. 25 per hundril. Hogs,
live, o.i cl; bog dretaed, , '.v; aheep.
with wool. 4e: sheen sheared. 3 to .'I'-ir:
sheep, dressed, 7c J veal, d reused, 7. a ;
laynbs, live, 4c; lambs, dressed, 7c.
The billions, tired, nervous man can
not successfully compete a ltd his healthy
rival. DeWitl's Little F.aj-ly Itisers tho
famous pills for constipation will remove
the cause of your troubles, (ieo. A.
Harding.
N lived Two I'roiti Drnlli
'Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whoopingcough and bron
rhitis" writes Mrs. VV. K. Haviland, of
Armonk, N T., "but, when all other
remedies failed, we saved her life with
Or. King's New Discovery. Our niece,
who had consumption in an advanced
stage, also used this wonderful medicine
and today she is perfectly well." Des
perate throat and lung diseases yield to
iJr . King's New Discovery ts to no
other medicine on earth. Infallible for
Coughs and Colds. 50 cents arid 1 00
bottles guaranteed by Geo. A. Harding.
Trial bottles free.
C0UNTAY PJIODUCK
Highett market price paid. We are the leading dcalcrt hi
Willamette l'alls and curry a complete line of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Anything and everything you want alwuyt on hand Including
FIIESH MEATS.
Special attention pnid to country orders. A fenture of our
store is the IB-A-ICEIRTrr. l'resh Bread and Cakct.
Jm S- IXXJTATT, lWoniceiiiMi
WILLAMETTE FALLS. Public Tvlrphoue Rltttlon
LEWIS & STAVER COMPANY.
Mitcholl Wagons
Hoosior Drills
Caso Plows
Champion Mo wors and Binflors
Southwick Hay Presses
I.rllrr Mil.
The lull. i illg 1 Ihn llal of letter lo
maiiiiiig ill tho Hit.ifl1i-a at Or.-g u City,
Ore., mi Juno 13, l'l :
HiMItt' I lar.
Ab-t M M Mr Nolxin Julia Mr.
Kan Sarah A Mr I'arkor. K M Mr
k) Malta Mr Kullir.rf.jrd I, Mr.
ki'lUy Fraiul Mia
MIH'a I. lar.
ItroU W I'tigiM C W Itnv
Kvaua Ma, k (2) Kiraland Fflieal
I van A II Wood II V
ll.sla-pMni C K Wriit. I.aarunco
I eat Flmrr Wrrnnr Frank.
1 h following I tb liat of taller If
iiio.mng In Ilia Ktoltii- at Oregon City,
Dragon on Juna 20, I ' 1 :
ituuiti'i inr.
Foiii-ti. K Mr II.Htgr... A.Mia Mim
llayden. A J Mr Mil. -hell, l M a
Morn, Nori Mr hrgei)t, M K Mr
!dgn, K Mr
nil' liar.
Collin J, k (V,C
l!aitl.i K I. Frrgu.tl Jolin
lli iiiturr W I. 'oof J J
MiaiiM W M Mrt en J W
Ktrinrr Jai-ob
I'ackagt? Mr C Juti.
tiKO. V. HoltroN, I'. M.
' It 1 with a good dnal of pleaaura and
aatiafai tion that I rnroiiiuinti.l I 'hamlirr-
i lain' Colic, Cholera and Dlairbon
liificly," tari Drtiggiat A. W. baal.-llo,
I of Hartlord, Conn. "A lady ruatoiuor,
; airing ttfti raiiiady vipoaei, lor tal oil
I my show caao, aaid to ma: 'I really tr-
lirvo tliat moiririn ar. my Ilia the
! pt (umiiiar whiln at llm horn,' and
i alia bacauia tj unthuaiaatic over lit mrr-
. it that I al once undo uii my tnlnd lo
: r cinnirnd It lu the (uiura. Um-aiitlv a
j gnnllrinan lanio Itito my ttor to orr
iromettith robe paint that lie tank at
; onr to tlin floor. I gavu him a ibwo f
thit rnuwty which baliard him. I r
ltol lha diNHi and in 15 liilntltr lie
loll mv itore inlllngly Informing in
that ha foil a well a ever." Hold by
li. a. llaMing, Uruggiat.
i'mr AUrm'm l'eat'.Mn
A iMiader to Im hkari Into the ho.
i onr feet feal oltn, liarvou an hoi,
nd got tlro.1 raaily. If you hav tniart
ing feet or tight tin, try Allen' Font
Kaaet. It Cool Ilia fort and Uiakrt walk
ing easy. Curo iwollon, sweating frri,
Ingrowing nail, Miatert and calloua
hiI. Itrlloyr rorn and bunion of
all pain and give real and comfort.
Try it today. Hold by all druggltt and
slum ttoret for 25c. TrUI package fron.
Addre, Allen H. Olmated, U Iloy, N. Y.
"The doctor told tun my cough wa
Incurable. One M inula Cough Cure
made rim a well man." Norn Wlver,
North Hralford, N. II llm aiiMt you've
not found relief from a atulilKirn cough,
don't deipalr. One Minute Cough Cure
ha cured llioilaaiids and it will cure you.
Safe and tore, (ino, A. Harding.
Baanth
IDs Kind tw Hm Unnlwzi
Bifaalsr
Of
rOMT A cow, red with whiu Mt,Phort
horn. hoi (n left tar, with hall
and hlatar. AIo white cow, red timtlad,
anil a II month' old calf, white with red
K)t. with aurtlng iiiiiI. Kinder will
plriaa couiiiiuiilcat with L. Diiiutky,
l-ontol'lr Oregon City, and rwalv rowril.
HKIMJKH t (iKIKKlTII, (oftlctiln th
Wrlnlinrd llinlillng,) hav Hi clioleeat
epy, iiilmrtian and country property for
smallest nrlce,
1lmity of riinucy to loan, one I ten yeart
tlma at 'I per cent liilereat. (Juinina V..
lUrsa.
Dr. J. Arch Stewart
Eye, Ear, Noso and Throat.
317 Dektitn Hullding
I'OItTLANI), OKKUON
it
In every town
and village
v m.iv he h.ul
the
,1ica
Axle
Grease
that makes your
lioibes lail.
Ninnl Cuturrli q.-kiy juI UUiir.
niil ly I'ljr I'ww l:ii. wi.e 1 1 !.
Uy aroMiatm. It la r-a-ired ll.'k -uU IU
tuMlriU, eUanac and l.ca.a ll.a i, .a n r.
tw otef wl.i-h II duf-iae U;f ltt.rvUU
rll I), iVir. aii 'I rial a: It In.;;, 10
mil 'leal It aud y-nl o .o . c.JitlUi
lt Iroftlni' i.U
AlllK'IIIMCIIIfllt.
Tu fcn"i ui'i.lo l i'w li'i ara laMial
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Our 11101 Vehicle Hook.
Our 11)01 Implement Cdtalori
JUST ISSUED.
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dress and we will mall one or hot''
as desired, free of all charue.
Mitchell, Lewis & Sint er Co.
First and Taylor Hit.
Portland, Oregon.
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Rupture and Piles
Cured without operation or detention
Irotti hustiiest
DR. 0. E. WATTS
Room 14, McKay Bldg. 3rd & Stark St.
I'ORTLAND, OKKOON.
Hours 3 to 4 and 7 to 8 1'. M.
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