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Newspaper Page TextOREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY JANUARY lJ 1902, V. correspondence; Wxa ff. .o. A .c jOeii9i- .liffS Our correspondents will please send in articles before Wednedays of each week, otherwise it readies us too late for puhiL-ation. Coltoa Mr Arqnetts gave a New Yeai's din ner at Uee Creek Height. Mr. Ed Hammot and wife were visit ing fi iende in Cotton last Sat unlay. Mrs. Pell Marrs, of Springwater, Is visiting at her okl home in Colton. F. M. Count r y tiiiiii and family took New Year's dinner with Mr. Kd'cconie, on Nate Creek. Quite a number of Coltonites. attended the New Year's dance at Mr Buttner'a, of Elaood, ami report a good time. Mr Carlson and daughter, Clara, who have heen spending the holidavs in the metropolis, returned home Monday last. Ho idays are now past ami we mut O iee more settle down to the important task of blotting the new lenf which we turned over on New Year's Pay. A pleasant New leara dinner was highly enjoyed at the Gorhett residence. Those present were Mrs. Gottheig, her daughters MUs Nellie, and Emey, Ed Gottherg, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Ronney, Miss Media Hubbard, Messrs. B. Hub bard, Jose James, Otis Dix, Kelly Jamet. The Masquerade Ball given by the D. of II lodxe at Wilsonville was grand success, there being about 200 people in attehdanee. Mr. Dennis, of Tuala tin, and Miss Uoockman, of Staff ird, received th first pi toes j and Mr. Weddel,ofS afford, and Henry Yocs, of Snerwood, received the second pris. Elilen's Ore hestra. of Aurora, furnished the music and a very pleasant time was had by all present. Kl.lora.lo. L. Jones was in Oregon City Sun- Hood View Henry Baker and family spent several das in Poitland the past week. Archie Seely, of Newberg, spnt Christ in at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Saely. ii: John Nendall and Miss Mattie Biker, of Portland, visited th lutter's parents over Sunday. W.ilie Baiber, who has been attending the .State Univ. rs ty, spent his vacation l..-re. He returned to school January 4 Miss Amelia Hasselhrink. who lias le u in Portland several months, is i pending the holid ivs at her home in lisouville. ( iilumhii Ciiiisto L, who visited fiit-iids in tl.is wcinity for a lew days, ti gone to woik on the steamer Elmore r night watchman. Tlie Lidia' AiJ Sj-ie'y give a 'tinner a' the parsonage on New Y ar's day', I tie p oceeds In he devoted towards build i.g a pariah house. The Christ"ias tree at the Hood View c'lU'cli wa3 largely attended and a nice I r. gram was rendered. The tieu nasi l'M.itd with presents and H.nta Claug was on bind to greet the ihild'ei . Mr. and Mrs. Win, Murrsy eelehfa'ed the 2oih anniversary of their weeding on Sunday, De. ember 2!). A number of in vited guests vl: present and a most en joyable lime wub had I y all. Mr. Mur ray and wife were the rtctpients of a number of nice pres-iit-. The guests Hepm ted wishing them many happy re turns of the dav. A. day. Miss Lil'ian Gana is progressing nicely with her school. Our school mariii spent Saturday and Suuday wi'h her sister. John Confer, of Oregon City called on Yeva Jones Sunday. Ernest Jones lias been to Portland for the last week doing business. Clyde Smith went to Oregou City and to Portland Sunday returning Monday. Will Weisinandel has beeu spending a few days with his relative! in Oregon City. Mrs. Al Jones and Mrs. Ed Paine spent Sunday w ith Mr. B. J. 11. llelvey' family. Guy L. Fisk. of Maple Lane, was the pleaaant caller on Will June, and family last week. Bob Bullard and his brother-in-law, Will Wallace, were visiting in Oregon City last week. W. H. Jones and Al Jones moved part of Al Jones' house Tuesday. He intends to make a chit-ken house of it. Henry Steers, of Turtlaod, lias been visiting relatives and fiieuds of these parts. Mr. Steers was once a resident of this place. j Coughing Mrs. InleSpo O 0 Mire Babies and children need proper food, rarely ever medi cine. If they do not thrive on their food something b wrong. They need a little help to get their digestive machinery working properly. GOD LIVER OIL WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES or LIME 4 SODA Marquara. Miss Bula Haruiou is waiting on Jack during her illness. Mrs. Loveridge, of Woodburn, visited relatives here lust Week. Mr. I. D. Latkins took bis son and daughter back to Salem last week Mr. D. Myers has ren'ed a part of the Doores place and is busy ploughing. Mrs. A. F. Jack is quite ill. The doc tor says it is a form of the la grippe. Mr. Jas. Marquam went to Oregon City last Thursday on a business trip. Miss Minnie Dunlavy took her sister, Emma, out to Silverton to the doctor last Sunday. Mis. Alta Nirkleson went to Portland to visit her daughter last week. She ex pects to be (rone for a week or two. Mrs. Mary Albright and Miss Muriel Winger, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. El mer Albright, of Molalia, last week. Mr. P. Jones cut his finger a short time ago and blood poison set in. The doctor was summoned in time to prevent it from being fatal. Revival meetings are now in progress at the M. E. Church. The attendance is good and interest increasing. Hev. J. M. Sweuey, of Brooks, is assisting tie pastor. Miss Minnie Dunlavy came home from east of the mountains last Wednesday. She likes it very much and intends to return there shortly and talks of taking Emma, her youngest sister, back with ber. Mr. C. Bentley, of Portland, was visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bentley, last week. Mr. Bentley lias been working in a sawmill but has just secuied a position in a wholesale seed B'.ore. Vas given up to c"le with quick consumption. I then began to use Ayer'i Cherry Pectoral. I improved at once, and am now in perfect health."-Chas. E. Hart man, Gibbstown, N. Y. It's too risky, playing with your coufih. The first thing you know it will he down deep in your lungs and the play will be over. Be gin early with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and stop the cough. Tknt ilitt I Uc He, St. AlHrartU!- (we.ult our Soetut. If tie nil le U. then do u lf T"" to take II, lion dual uk. It. II kuo. U It with Mm. W. are iniii. J. 0.4.1 Ut CO, Lowell. Mae. knot wm tied at tho Sandy hotel by Justice T. J. Jonanid. Immediately after the ceremony, Itilllo with hi little wife, departed for Ilia home at Salmon. Their in my friends wish them a happy mvrled life The old year la gone, and the now one brings m fine weather, Sandy cele brated New Year's in grand old style, The dance at K. A. Moinig'a New Year'i Eve. was a decided nieces. Mr. Melnlg nude a maik ul Improvement on his hull by removing the luge stage, which en ' Urged the I a l about thirty feet. An other dance was held at Yoiiker'a ba'l New Year's night, which also pmved u:cos. A laige crowd did both dances credit. ASTHMA PURE FREE! Asthmaleno Brina9 Instant Holier ami Pornmncnt Ci In A' I Cuso3. home for the holidays from Salem high school. Some change in real estate. W. H. Ken. lie to Carl Howel, Jas. Marrs to W. 11. Kendle. Springwater Is booming and Is going to have railroad, electric power house and telephone line to Portland. The Suuday School entertainment and Christmas tree at Lewellen's hall was success. The New Year's dinner at the Grange ball was another success. A haiM'V vear to the Enterprise and its patrons. Wllholt Bert Wade was doing business in Scott's Mills one day last week. We are glad to welcome our old neigh bora back again, Mr. Ureime an I family. Georv'e Clark, of Eastern Oregon, Is visiting friends and relatives in this tec tion. Farmers are busy plowing for spring seeding while the present good weather prevails. G. W. Wyland is building a cow barn which adds much to the looks of his ranch and gives evidence that he is prospering. Last Saturday the young folks of the neighborhood gathered at Albert Grosh ong's place and tripjied the light fantaa tic toe until a late hour. i will generally correct this - difficulty. If you will put from one- f fourth to half a teaspoonful in baby $ 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 baby, she needs the emul sion. It will show an effect at once both upon mother and child. Joe and $1.00, ill dnigghtt. J SCOTT 4 BOWNE, Chwniiu, Nnr York t I Eagla Creek. Christmas and New Year's are past and still it rains. Tlie condition of Miss Grace Douglass is about the samo. A. J. DouglaBS is running bis mill at full blast now. He has several orders for lumber on band, and a prospect for more. Win. F. Douglass has sold bis interest in the sawmill business at Stevenson and has returned to Eagle Creek to try his fortune. J. D. Douglass and wife, of Dufur, ac companied by W. J. Howlitt and wife, went to Damascus yesterday to visit A. W. Cooke and family. J Walter Douglass and familv will start home soon. Tbey live in Wasco County and have been visiting friends at Eagle Creek for about two weeks. Tho Christmas dance at Wilberns ball ended by several of the boys being ar rested and having to pay a fine, so we think they will be more careful next time how they behave. Mrs. Alspaugh and daughter and three sons left a few days ago for Corvallis, where the young folks are attendiig scuooljsoMr. Alepaugh and son Roy are keeping bachelor ball again. Mr. and Mrs. Dowty gave the Artisan lodge a fine turkey dinner December 27. Those present were: Mr. arid Mm. A. E. Alspaugh and family, Dr. Smith, wife and son, Sim, Albert L. Douglass, Guy B. Woodle, J. P. Wxxlle, Mr. and Mrs. i. W. Dowty, John Dowty, Frank Dowty and three daughters. All did ample jus tice to the dinner. Biody. II. Br ins ia building a dry house. N. Nelson i-i contemplating building a new barn. Miss Lena Van Curen, of Portland, is visiting ber cousin, Miss Nola Walkley. This makes Willie smile. Mr. Bosholm bad the misfortune to have one of his horses badly cripple I by its jumping over a pickot fence. E. F, Brum was out from Portland over New Year's visiting his folks and taking in the dances in general. The smiling face of Miss Minnie Smith, of Portland, greeted her many friends at Sandy a few days last week. F. Walkley baa rented the Revenue hotel. He opened tip his place of hn-i-nees the first of the year and is doing a gxxl business. Mr. Wakley is a good man for t'.is ami we all wish him suc cess. ttri. t . nora nas commenced on tlie new Lutheran church. They are slow, but sure. The young people of Sandy are getting up an entertainment and baske social for the benefit of the church which is to be held sometime in Febru ary. I tils is for a worthy cause, and everylwdy should help to make It a suc cess. Wm. Welch, of Salmon, surprised his many friends in Sandy Saturday bv taking to himself a little wife. The bride was Miss Mamie Kopper. The Harlow. W. V. Cloisy was seen on our streets yesierday.' G W. Taylor was seen on our strewn! Wednesday. t- . n ..I..I....I iUihs Destoe Ariimirong oqauu nvi parents over Mniday. Miss Besaie Shepbuid was tiading Ui Poitland Saturday last. Joe King ia going to do some logging ou the Tudding Hiver soon. Hairy Melvlu baa Iweii laid up with the grippe but ii slowly lecovoiing. John Andrews made a Hying trip to Oiegon City Wednesday on bUMiicsa. Mr. Fay, agent (or Woodward A Claik, was an early caller at Barlow Thursday. Don't forget that D. O. Freeman cells the Capon shoe; also the Wablugioii shoe. Every pair guaranteed. J. u. itariow is gelling ready a car load of potatoes for the bau Francisco maikui. William Howard is inoviug into Mini Besiiie Micpheru'a house, opposite tlie store. Chaa. SchuilU's imo daightois, f i out i'oi Hand, were visilliig lu liuriuw over suuday. CHAINED FOR TEN YEARS RCUCP. BENT aBHOLUmr mil Ul UlOKlr; roam- ; Tlirm Is Molding Ilk Aslhiunleii. ( (, Inauiit rllef, l-van In Ilia worst (- ll tur w lie u all ! tails. Kev, 0. F. Wells, of Villa Itl.lgs, III "Yniir trial tmltl (if Avlliinslsiie rnrd, HimhI ronillllon. I rsniiol tell Von Ini itl Inl I feel for tlie good derlveil lioni ll 1 ,, lava, chained Willi putrid tore tliMat ai,jj ina lor ten yam. 1 ilrniard if ver b corn!, I saw your ailvurilseinrnl foi iln of tlilsdrradriil and tormenting 'lliraor.ii!' ml lliouglii you hut ovr.okrii y-Hir hut rilvrd lo K 11 nl ,0 Mt li'Kiit, tha trial anted Ilka a rliarin, Hsiid i, loll alts Ixilll " vY want to acini to every an Itsrer i treat instil ol Ah inalmie, almllar lo Ilia om dir., I Mr. Wrlla. We'll oeml II hy iimllr PAID, AllMO.,!TK..Y MlKK OK ClUl. to any niltsror who mill rlU for It, tvae, iHialal. Nrvar rnlinl, lliongli you ar dx,, lug. hooaver had your raw, A'liinlro. , rrlWvs and pure. Th worse your rs ; mora glad we ai lo semi ll. Do mil ilrlii : Writs at one, hln-aln,l Ml. TAKf K IKtlf'iyKl'i.,7iiKt I'MHii HU, N. Y. Hold by all DniKKlx. 1 irw mu Bprlnrwater. Albert Smith bag gone to Portland ' Dr.Kllmergc Co.,Bing- Kusineas College. DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK? Kiantj Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the news papers Is sure to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the treat klrlnrv i and bladder remedy. Ifi 1 1 n me great medJ- r"J pal trIllmrK r-.t W .1 ,3 vt .110 iiuic jl teenth century; di. II covered after years of ijl-jiiil ciiiuic rexarcn Dy ftipI Dr- Kilmer, the eml- II. -tLsJ- nent kidney and blad- )v-iiioi, ana is wonderfully successful In promptly curing lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou bles and Brlphfs Disease, which Is the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec ommended for everything but If you have kid ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found Just the remedy you need. It has been tested In so many ways, In hospital work, In private practice, amonp the helpless too poor to pur chase relief and has proved so successful In every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper who have not already tried It, may have a aample 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 mis paper and cnu your aaaress 0 j, ' wr. rwiimer i j k n p : ... hamton, N. Y. The Nhubol. F.d. Trayloi la busy clearing land. Air. ilvliuiau lm Ins ue boaid fence along tne county road nearly couiplulud. Kev. Kdward Horntcliuh visited bis paieuts Uunug the paal aeek. i,d tluliuiau and Herman Mouhnke have returned from The I'ulles. Mr. Wade, lately ul buulh Dakota, via ilea tin 1st iloruschuU and Imiiily loot tiuuday, Lawieuce tlornschuli and bride, u Porilaud, aie viniiing Ins paienit lor a lew days. l'lnlip Lindau, of t-oatile, is viniiing hia bioliier-lii-iitw, K. V. llurnscliuli, lor a lew day. I'mlip Masainger, who has bue.li Work lug in Aiilaauaie during ll.e past six or seven months, la home lor a lime. During the holidays the young people havo beeu busy going lo parties, and all seem to have enjoyed themselves iiu iiioiiBt-.'y. VSill and tried Mothnku, who have beeu spending the holidays at home, have relumud to Albany wue.ru they are altendiug college. xue Luinersus ceieuraied Amus on New Year's Eve this )ear, and the Cull gregalioiialista on Dec. L'o, as is custom aiy. A good program was rendered al each place and many presents Mere ro ueived by the children. Wm. Moehnke and bride have re lumed fiom their wedding trip and are now keeping house. Will has rented his fathei's farm for several years and ia liv ing ou the old place. We wish the newly wed happiness and auccens. Following is the report of .Shulicl school for the month ending Jan. 3, I9u2. No. of pupils remaining enrolled, 4l; No. of days taught, Average daily attend ance, 44; No. of cases of tardiness, 3. Those who were neither absent nor tardy during the month are Kdna Wade, Irene, Edna, Lena and Nellie Moehnke, Hazel Gmther, Athleen Bluhm, Lottie and A'vin Hornsciiuh. Visitors peieut daring the month were Edward Schmidt, OitO Moehnke. Rev. A Emndhimlt. 15 -i Martin Massinger, Eva Moehnke. Visit ors always-welcome. Rohkut Uinthkh Teacher. "Home 1'iue ago my daughter caught a severe cold. Hlie conuilained of pains in her chest and had a bail cough, I gave her Chamberlain' Cough Remedy ac cording to dliections and in Iwo days she was well ami able to go lo school, I have used this remedy In my family for the pant seven yeHra and have never known it to fail," say a James Premier- gast, merchant, Anmito Bay, Jamaica, West India Islands. The pains in the chest iudlrated an approaching attack of pneumonia, which In this instance was undoubtedly warded off by Chamber lain a Cough Remedy. It counteracts any tendency of a cold toward pneumo nia. Hold by U. A. Harding, Druggist. HO.t HI) OF COUMISSIOXKH.H. Uvular Jtiinwrit 7Vrm of th e County ISmiril. J. Morton, John Killin, Ooiiii'y Iwellen and Corn m isalonera. An lOyangelUt'w Ntory. "I suffered for years with a bronchia I or lung trouble and tried various reme dies but did not obtain permanent relief until I commenced iiMing o,8 Minute Cough Cure," writes Rev. James Kirk man, evangelist, of Belle River, III. "I have no hesitation in recommending it to all sufferers from maladies of Ihis kind." One Minute Cough Cure affords immedi ate relief for coughs, colds, and all kinds ol throat and lung troubles. For croup it is unequalled. Absolutely safe. Very pleasant to lake, never fails and is really a favorite with the children. They like il . Geo. Harding. CATARRI salBasiisjs -W - Miss Ora and recular f;fii i fcJ George Lewellen .,-'.oM ASK Druggist for 10 CENT TRIAL 8IZE. Ely's Cream Balm Glraa Raliaf at ones. It tlea.ru, aoothea and , Don me dlvrued mrm I bran. It curat Catarrh and Mth war a Cold In the Head qnlrkly. It la alieorlied. limit nd Prnlx-ta Ihs Mw. he aurea tl.e Rei,Ma of J ante) and Smell. Kull mlz Be it r tnemlH-reil, That a regular term ol the Hoard ol County Commis sioners for the county of Clai kainas, s'ute of Oregon, heiin ami held at the court house in said county and alaU on Thursday, the .nd day ul January, the same being tlie regu ar time Used by law (or traiiaacton l county huinee. I here were mesent II in. J. It. Moilun. Hon. John l.eeiing and Hnn.T. B. Killin, ctiiiiiniH-ioiii-rs K. It, 0sper, cier;j.J. tike, shinff; when the lollowiiigpriM-eesiig were bad lo-ait: Mate of Oregon. tuuly ol Clacka mas, lie In r ilia Isiunl ol ( ountv com-mia-ioners ol the state of Oregon lor the county ol Clackamas. In vacation, after the IVcember term, lo-wlt:lu pursu ance of an older nmdo hy the board and entered of record ordering warrants to lie ihsnid In vacation, I. K. II. Cooper, clerk, ol mi lit county and state, do here by Issue warrants In payment of said claims lor the amounts and in f.ivor of the following -ronl herein specilled : PAlIkH ACtOl'NT. Mra E Morgan, support of Mrs E Morvan, county cliarge .. . $10 00 I'M Baker, support of Jane Rob erts, county charge 2800 Mrs R Davis, supisirt of John Jones, county i-harg-a 14 00 Uonh Trieehler, supsirl ol Ma Rosa Trmchler ami familv, county churgo '. . 12 00 Ellen ltriogea,siiiHirtof Ellen and Gorman ilridaes. countv charue H (HI J W Jones, support of John K I'al- ton, county charge 6 60 N L Davis, support of W L Davis, county chargo 8 00 Williaiu rC'u, support of John and Margaret Mnh an .county charge 10 00 Hal tin Woods, support of llaltio Woods, county charge 6 00 Elian Willi, iiiim, auppnrl of David Mortimer, county charge 30 00 Mrs 8 (J Harrington, support of EliiGibetli Willi-lit.coilnlv cliaruu 13 00 Paul Freytag.supportof J II Jones, county charge 10 00 William Dean, support of Miss For rester, county charge a 1)0 A M Niiiiley .support ol Mrs Grind stair, county charge 8 00 Mrs Shoemaker, supKirt of Wil liam White, cotintv chan-H . Ill ll Henry lis. iiitmort ol itenrv Lewis, county charge 0 00 wr ivreugcr, support ol Mr and Mrs Kreuger, county charge.. 7 00 Alice Carr, support ol Jane Carr. county charge 10 00 j Mathewson. sinmortof L Math. ewson, county charue 7 Oil Gua I'irkle, support ol Gua I'irklo and a ife. county charin in On 0 E Burns, suiiixirt of lobannt . (Indian) county charira Ron .vir iieiuz, support ol Mra Titus, county charue g 00 Mrs Martha DufT, support of Mra Martha Duff, county charge.... 4 00 J J Gorbett, support of William ritone, county charge 5 00 J M ll.-ckart, support of (Jarl Gadke. county charge 8 00 MrsJM Bacon, enpport of Mra J M Bacon, indigent soldior.... 10 00 Jacob Jacob Kobler, support of Kohler, Indigent Soldier t I,, John II t'liuri lilll. support ol John f II Cliurclull ami lamlly, iudi- f gent mihller r I" John Watson, support of John J in Watson, indigent soldier I Anna Na"ti.aii)iHirt of Anna Na)i, j llldlgnnt aolilier Boys and riioobo W T lianloer, minors Girls Aid Society . . King Hohall, support of Hastings, county chargo Elias Milleriupprtof UU Iwls, county cliarge Mr Thornton, support of Juuie Wilson, 13 days, county charge, E Austen, support of Ira I'hilllpi, county chargs Eldora Younger, support of El- dura Younger and lanitly .county charge L Freeman, stipimrt of L Free an and wld,, county charge... J ilui Aviua, supiairt of John Av Ins, county charge Mrs M A Clark, support of Mrl M A (.Mark Mod family Mrs Aduina, support ol .Mrs Ad ams, county charge Geo-ge l'riisa-r, aupMrt of Mr Vnlchera, coiinlv charge Carrie Meyer, an pi"rt of MrsCar- t ) an i: . r f Ml' f" ia tin Eu 'i t . I." Cot i : ' lo. i vl - e ri Meyer, county charge I at-- Gollrey Miiunle, support nl Uol- i ef: lri-y Muoiile, cotioiy clmrge ... ( W II MailiMin. aonooit .)( Mr uti.l I ' Mra O t'lielps, county eharga ( in,; W T Tiiisley.suppori of w T ftmr ! m ley. county chargo ... J I-Maard Wrlvht, supKirt of Ed- ' ward Wiight, coiiniy charge. .. f I The Ixianl huvlng ri imlned lh ! polls of ilia road supervisor fur I respective district, and being fudr Or. vimsl, it Is ordered that they be ami ,, hhereby aotlionnsl to draw wairab tl.e road and genera fun Is for tlie era! aiiiotiiii aim lu favor of the lot. six Ha ing li m id imI (Continued next week J the top V ten. pas I bl'd'en Fp-rlally l,lh '. Burns, liniires and cutl are epec painful, ami If ncglm ted often reat blood poiHoiiln;. Childrmi areeap- "t! Iv liable to such mishaps, because n. 1 J ' careful. Asa remedy DeWiU'aV, A IIskcI Salve is utieiiii lied. Drai fm the lire, stop the pain, soon lifsTIi ii-s wound. Beware of counterfeits, f bin cure lor plies. "DeWitt's Witch li the Halve cured my baby ol ec tenia afterj j; pbyaiclaim gave her up," writes Jn w,., Mock, N. Webster, Ind. "Lhe tern Here so bad she soiled two lo live dr tj,i, a day." This remedy is sold by Ue , , Harding. " i' A Core fur Lumbago. W. C. Williamson, of Amheraf, h'nn saya: "For more than a year I mfl wiiH from lumliago. I finally tried Chan , ho Iain's I'aln Balm and it gave me ('Con relief, which all other ini"dlea jj tailed to do." Hold by, O. A. Har. Druggiat. , Is vi of I! i Klld ll. f. M CASTOR Ii Vnr Tnfanfai mnA fiM-Mran I The Kind You Have Always Bc:" Blgnoture of C&ffltUcl -r ( r Of IlenelU to You. D, S. Mitchell, Fulford, MJ.: "During a long illness I waa troubled with bed sores, was advised to try DeWitl'a Witch Hazel Halve and did so with wonderful rosults. I Vas perfectly cured. It Is the best sulve on the market." Sure cure f jr piles, sores, burns. Beware of counterfeits. George Harding. On JcIHch ii proaervna ami pleklua, spread nun coaling ol PURE REFiuED PARAFFKIE M ill karp thorn alilutr1r mnlstur an! lu-l.t eriMjr". I'ure lu-tliiil f'rnliis In a. UM-f.il in m (lomiii mlit-r wya aUeil its . liuuau. ull ilireclluim In Mold everywhere. STANDARD OIL CO. I t ... HAY FEVER mow store. rn.Vto'k! MrTL'1row.'.,,,0,e 'on"n":""' bulletin, which hae heen remo.lclc.ir. 1 M Krowlnn trade demanda Una. One ui the feature, of my etore la U - -MEAT MARKET ' ' lirw no III llir nioin IIU ll no- l.;nl r ii .1. Si-rvi l;r'li t!,r.,i .. -ii a n Fri.I. 1.., 0 t :-. ;u; ! I TV-Ii A o mi. ,v M. Oi rl U IN I . WillampHn VaVu Po.lOltlr.and , - - ......Vu 111 lo 1'rcih niela ! ou IiuJ. 7 Vomt Onira and I'ul.llo Telephone M'"