Oregon City enterprise., February 21, 1902, Page 2, Image 2

OREGON fUTY ENTERl'IlISK, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 21, 1902.
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F. Walklcy has leased I he Revenue
ho'el and will hereafter conduct a first-
ruDUa'Dwiu: vri: N hostiorv.
' Rev Copelman, minister of Sandy n
: : ) private schr ',
Our virresitt.n leM wiil pleas sendj Mr Olseit ha purchased a 10-icre
in s'ti. Vs befot, Wedned.ic f each : tract joining our town and will move on
wk omerw is it resell us too late (or i I'i uw home soju.
tmbii atum. . J K F. Biu.is, news sgeut on 0 K. N.,
jl. -r - - - -. -..z 1 who has been home visiting, will re-
1
DilnKtiki . .
J. K: ic'V, who has heen eii k f"i
r:tt t months is teeoveri u. , chanie. has the contract for erect inn ft
My Hair
I turn to Portland Monday,
titt ! John Jonsriiit, our well known nm
"I had very severe sickness
that Joui olT I n.y hair. 1 pur
ebred a Mttls cf Avrr's Hair
$ V'ii'or anj it brought all my bir
pu..t arsm."
V. I). Qu'nrt, Marseilles, 111.
i
for
, large dairy btrii fur N. N daon.
IOM I I
Jo'i.i II. Butiomiller will ' leave
E.i;eii! OnviKi !! xt M.uid.v. I Mi-s Lena VanCuran, wan was visit
IVIn .Mrieo has iim tiled i lr o" gas relatives in Sandy, wiil return to her
liiiil in liia home at Muw.mkie j ,l0"" Portland thin week. Eveiybody
En. I Buttomiller a,,.. H. Keller have I N wt' t0 ",iB8 br 8,"i,i" ftlw
pijivht.vd the Milwaukie iiniket ami I Bert Jonsrud ami J. Revenue look
.Wiil t. k j pssesimi March 7. j "i, k Tenyke, a highly respected fellow-
Sem,..,rGeo. C, Kroanell. ... OrrK.m j n,an ,0 SIem ,or ,U R"ylumi 1,8
Citv. will ,.k on polnical ine, , il,ein""0 vioIt,,,,y 1,,Mne- 0n ,1",riI'
V O. W. Hall, WeilneMl.v evv.ni . i ' Wre',n C"-V Uiey t0 ll 1,i,n d""
Feb. 1U " j Whileeodoing, he uliouted "murler;"
a farmer in the f1lil rimniiur r.ni iii.
s r i uif id norcrv1 ,i, . i . . , ,
"'"y n' man. Mr Pdiumi. .n.l Xt. i.....
... . ..v vi.t.n MUM i.. HUUR'
rud eame very near beinu laid out with
the shovel. Just in time Mr. Kev in
Tne Milwaitk e b inl .-.miinu.-e o nuke j nutieed the infuriated fanner and aliouted
g,.o,l piue-ic. Theh.i8 nu'et tire a "Don't fliike, we've ot a er ly man ;"
we.-k t pr ictn-e and will net uuih.riii.-i in whereon thinga were explained.
Ahuiit two weeks. i t. . . . .
1 ho most suii-exsinl entertHinment
Tne h eal lieriinn MmIhhIim . u eh j ever niven by the L K. Church .Miseioii
liasbvti coi.diicuua a reviv.i. tinting ' 0f Sandy took place at Junker's hull Sat
the pat week. Ttie ork is earned o" urday eve, Feb. 13. The proKrmu was
l-y tt.e imstor. Rev. Koeder. Me. I by prepared by K. F. Brim All exercL-es
u v 1 r.-s-iiis. ul I onn.l. I weie rende.ed in an impressioe manner
Tae tlilwaukie Ciranit--, 1'ntr us .. I as follows:
li.i h in by. hold a iiieetin,' last .iur-j Opening 8uti)t, "Natuie'a Diet einu."
by Sandy Glee Club; Recitation, "i'al
liberty." by Heinmn I'. liruna: Duett.
One thin-; h certain,
Ayer's Hair Vior makes
the hair prow. This is
because it is a hair food.
It fesus the hair rrj the
hairgrows, that's c!l there
is to it. It stops falling
of ths hair, tco, and al
ways restores color to
gray hair.
tl.CI Mile. All 4nrc;liri
(,).-a
6UTC ..i d p su Hi t into 1 1
Ol the i.ew W. O W H.l
first id darch
II ViUr tllULrl'l.t IVIIIIIllt IMMtlV vou.
"nil lis oro ili ll.ir mill will iirnu
ycti Uittle. Iiu Hire anil l;lv tlie iinui
it jrour nearest Mii'-fwuotlio. AiMrena,
J. i.Ai Mt iu., Lowell, aiata.
!..) in. I elee'ed deleaie to t!i S ate
lii ii s;e loiiVeir inn M he bel I a' 0 enon
City, Manb 4. Six candidate Were
!!. in.
"otue Day," by Misn .Mmtiie and Wil
liam liusholiu; Reoilalion, by Mrs. Wak-
No dam tne was done to rain by the
i-ohl snap. Ail the spuds weie wed
housed, so the K"'l wi.l more than
balance the barm.
Rev Dunltipwhn ban been assisting
Rev. V xon in a pi.ilnicted elfuit, was
called bark loCanhy lat Wednesday so
the meetings ere brought to a clo-e.
Mrs. Mosher hua tlu finest floi'k n(
lilac k Minon a chii kens in the rounlv
Anon wishiiif et'ijs for breed iri( pur
pises w ill do well to i'e her a call.
J lines Dew is mukii tc preparath.ng i0
move to Idaho by selluiK i If his personal
etb'fta. He aishea to rent his f.nni.
Henry linker nave a dance In Ida hop
house, Friday evening, which wai well
al tended and most eijval'U lime Waa
h nl by all present.
I The M. It. A. Loilce, of Wllaonvllle,
will iv a dance and ovsler anpper a
i Wi aonville, Feb Fveryliody ii cor
; dially invited to allcnd.
! The school i i this district wna cl I d
'tlin punt Wtek, the teacher, Mr. Moahi r,
bell), in a'tet dance at the teachun' ex
aminations at Orepm City.
' Misa Helen Murray I mmlit at the
' Woods school the past week, the teacher,
I Miss tut Thompson, hciiitf in allend
atice at the examinuM ins in Orton City.
I The A. (). U. W. and Deuree of Honor
I lodges excei t lo start tu build their n w
lulls. soon aa tood weather acta in.
I The ball will be a two story h.iildintt and
will be 4:lxtil) fl.
The Coiitfrcyatioiiiil chiin li memhera
contemplate building an addition to the
church for an Academy. We wish them
success as this won't! he a big help to
this part of the country.
ASTHMA PURE FREEl
Asthmalono Hi itHJs Instant iiolicf mul Porinun0l,
In A'l Cnsoa.
CHAINED
FOR TEN
YE An
RELIir.
Qarflnld.
Sherman Coop ha none to IIihhI River
to at end a religious conference.
Frank Thorn and wife Were the
itnests cf John Tracy and wife this week.
Geo. Marshall has not iinnroved in
condition fince a week anu. lis is very
weak.
E. F. Surface has returned from Ore
KOii'City, where he took the teacher
ex iiiiiii.itlim In I'oi llnii.l.
Millard Server, like Job of old, la
i r'ously all'ectcd with hniis. We hone
he inn simiii be well nain CL'!
SUIT AUUOLUTliLT rui:C Q L
MHTiL L
Titer la nolbliiK Ilka A.ll,,t
Inalaiil rtlli'l, vu In tlm ,Hlt '
It curea when all t'Ua Uila
Key. (.:. K. Walla, of Villa, fMet
"Your l-ial IsitUa ol A.ti,i," i
a, i.el ciinilitioii, caiimit ten v,
Inl I lerl lor the Kiol deilvr, , I
alava. chained Willi ntrl, ,,rr , ,
ma lor leu y-ara. I
cii'ed, I a your adverit.pii,,,,,,''
ol ilililr adlui and lorineiiiiii)(lli J
ami llioiiulit you had oier.,lk,,' I
but rsmilwd lo ijiva II , trial. , j
ii inn t . Ilia trial seird Ilk a i tiaim J
lull m tiitna " ' 1
V want In aatnl to vrw,f,
liralineiil ol Aahliialen, ln,iiM ,
enrs.l Mr Wrlla. We'll m-nit n Dt 'I
I'.Vll. AIIKDI.JTIC.Y HtKK U I
to any unlturrr w ho will rli (urn j
iMislal Nvr inhiil, HioiikIi ),m
I iiar. hnwavrr had )our ia. Am !
rellrvs ainl cure. Tli nr- yn .
iiinra iil.ul w at lo aiMiit II, i I
Writs al mire, a ht'eoliin OH Ti'
MKIl'l'K fn., Til Kant l loii, Ht, j
Hnld hy ah PrtifKisia.
I
the
but
H trmny.
Mr l'.i l lie's folks tiaVrt been havm.
grip but lyo be'ter now.
Mrs. (teo. Wise hut been wrv ill
is no on t'ie vr t) to recoveiy.
Kai r r.rus. ar.' cii arniij Imd; so are
JW Thumon and Chailes Fankh usei
Ri'V. and Mrp. W. .1 B.iwerinan at
tended church al H irm ihv, last Snndnv.
Mir .iinu y g iiooi is 1 1 .jf ii,,n
v- v well. The stten hm. e l,tt Sunday
w s tio.
K T. If ill is still in tli wood bn-oiiegs
t.ii I w. 1 1 soon be umving it at a lively
U!e.
ii1 . t . . .
I vn uih sorry 10 101 nun iro:n our liciWi
iey: bone, 'lieiman." hv M,., it it ,.1
Ji uker and A. SpauldiiiL': Recitation.
L-ium Krli-bauiii was visiting al Mia
Wilkeiia and Mr. Iluiruian'a Tuesday
She ha I a pictme of herself and her
liorau taken.
& n
Wc carry the lareat at oik Cask
K cts, Collins and Linings in Clack-
We Mre the only undertakrra in
Chukainua iouuty owning a
lieurM- and will fiirnlili it for lt-tut
than can )c had elsewhere,
Wc arc timUr amull rxpcnic and
do not ask lure,e profita
Cn!K Tottiptty nttcndi d nljjht or
day
'Itonrs ITll and .HIS,
- It '
r. l mui
Two Poors Sontli of Cccrf E
Hint,
i .f'li'smd will enlarge his machine
th hi with a buildup '.'4x4(.
FeimiM Wak'ey has purchased a ha!f
interest in Portland ami Sandy t-taife.
fames Simp'niiJ lied heie Friday even
i'lii aed was taken to Port'and fur burial.
J. M. C. Millar was out looking up
laud f tr a colony that wishes lo locale
here.
Horn, to the wife of Will Riddprhusb,
a jrirl. All concerned are extremely
iiappy
The IVbatin,); S sriely at Kelso is a le.
cided puccess, wll attended and well
liiatmged.
Barn urn's
rJIonfieys
"All well all happy lots
of fun". That is the regular
report from the monkey cage
cf Barnum's Circus ever since
the keepers began dosing the
monkeys with Scott's Emul
sion. Consumption was carry
ing off two thirds of them
every year and the circus had
to buy new ones.
One day a keeper accident-.
ally broke a bottle of Scott
iimulsicn rear the monkey
cage and the monkeys eagerly
kpped it up from the floor.
This suggested the idea that it
might c'o them good. Since
then the monkeys have received
regular doses and the keepers
report very few deaths from
consumption. Of course it's
cheaper to buy Scott's Emul
sion than new monkeys and
that suits the circus men.
Consumption in monkeys
and in man is the same disease.
If you have it or are threaten
ed with it can you
take the hint? I
Jhis picture represents
the Trade Mark of Scott's
Emulsion and is on the
vtiliiee lirudder," Allred Tiuble;
Smii. by little. MissCalla Wakley; Reci
tation. "Death llridjie 0( ttie I'hay," by
Miss Tillie Rruus ; Sulo, Scatter Precious
Seed," by Minnie Succo; Recitation,
sockerty'a Marriaue," by Mrs. Idle
tu.li; Soiu. "Only l'leading," ly Sandy
Uiee Club; Recitation, -Sliding Down
ihe Bai.is er," by F, E. McGugin ; Solo,
those Evening Beds" by Minnie Succo.
Speech, 'Development of our Country,"
by E. F. Ilrutis; Selection on rhe Piano,
hy Miss Leon a Vancurran; Closing Song
"Farewell," by Mrs. and Mr. R. Jons
rud. Al the conclusion ol the exercises, has
keta were sold, Frank MoUuxin ac inc
asautioneer. E. F. Rruns lioiiirht the
iiiifhesl priced bosket, $3.75, helonninK
to Mrs Succo. The total receipts of the
evening were JS.00. which will
turned over to the L. E. Church Mis
sion lo complete the huildin. The
committee wish to thank all participants
in the exercises
Our debate is miikliiiC rapid atridea.
The next question is ''Resolved, '"That
it in belter lo Have Loved and Lost Than
Never Loved at Ail." The hoys aie
going to teil us their expeiience in thi
line on the evetiuiK of the L'Slh. Come
and hear it.
Kljr.
Mm
ffc,r,Mi"r
r t i
Kldurailu.
J. MoehberKer visited at Mackeburir
Sunday.
Curtis Helvey is working for E. Dotlue
of Ely.
Clias. Rauch called on ErncBt Jones
Saturday.
James Eurmert wag visiting in our
burg last week.
Mies Minnie Molzun was visiting Veva
Jones last week.
Ernest Davis took his brother to Ore
gon City Monday.
Fred Stephens visited at the home of
W. H. Jones Sunday.
Jot Mallet passed here Sunday, en
route to the West Side.
Albert Neiikirchr.er went to Oregon
City Saturday on business.
Jim Fisk has gone back to run the en
nine in Dodge's shingle mill.
aiiss lizzie tvans was visiting at
Mrs. Al. Jones' on Wednesday.
L. B. Cussick, of Oswego, visited at
the home of Al. Jones' Sunday night.
Several ot the citizens of these parts
are working out their poll tax Ibis week
The Misses Jessie and Edith Jackson
visited at their aunt's Mrs. Ethel Span-
ler last week.
We had a great Socialist meeting here
on Friday night, about half a dozen
there with the town boys,
A very enjoyable time waa had at
Edwin Howard' Saturday night. This
burg was well represented.
Special thanks are due the yoane
ladies of this burg for fakimr so much
interest in the sick. God bless them.
Kedlana
wrapper of every botUe.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT &BOWXE,
409 Pearl St, New York.
50c and ft. all druggiita.
The winter plowing is not vt mm.
pleted.
Muddy roads and pleasant winter
showers are the latest.
B. F.Linn is quite sick at Oregon Citv.
His wife is with h m.
Jay Moeher spent 8unday visiting
triends in Oregon City.
Anna Hicinbothera attended the
connty teachers examination last week.
Rev. Dunlap preached some very
forcable sermons during his stay with
ta
The Viola hop on Valentine's eve. was
well attended from our burg and all
came home with sleepy eyes.
There will be a basket social given at
Viola Friday evening for the benefit of
the parson'ge. A good program will be
rendered.
W. . Curran'e children are Inning
the mei'les this week.
Rev. Molloy has been quite si, k with
la gil pe lor several days.
The weather has tinned so warm .11.)
plea-ant thai many are having spring
fever.
Mr. SloneliiH'ker has removed lo a
house a.ijoining Wm. Beard's, alum
a mile from ibis place.
Two agents of the te'ephone compant
ottering to supply the eople of Ely will,
telephones to;k several orders.
Prof. Mack, of Ely, aitdMissCla-ke, of
Mount Pleasant, were united in wedlock
about two weeks ago, Rev, Willev
ofli 'iating,
Arttiur horhes. a . student of
lamelte University, came bo ne to sw
h;s father, who is danger. utly ill will,
la grippe and a cornnlii-ation of troubles
resulting from fatigue and extioniret
incurred as a soldier of the civil war.
NtalTiird.
Fruit trees are awediug buds.
Colds and coughs aie common now.
(rasa and grain are showing up nicely.
Pussy willow and haifd hushes are
in bloom.
Ernest Hock man has planted several
young fiuit trees.
Claim Peters is beautifying the sur
roundings ol his residence.
Our tot al merchant holds a clea'ance
tie daily. His large, force of clerks are
now putting in long hours.
J unes Turner has been hauling pota
toes 1 u-t here and on to Portland.
John Turner has moved from the end
d the car lit e lo the wood camp near
Mr. K ruses.
Judging hy the weather, and frogs,
me would judge that the backbone ol
winter is broken.
Freii Schalx and fainiiv left Wedni
day for Odessa, Wash. They will live
there until they can procure home In
that great wheal belt. Mr. H.-haii ..,.1
'' family have n aided here for ten year.
TjrAjrATArjrATArjrA7jrATjrAKrjrArjrArjrATjrjrlx
z- . . . ' ; !
Mr. Samuel Kugltt haa b en under the j The ('rantl (a 'in 11 tfilia liv
diVloi'scu.e f .r tell ,Ua. while he ha Easiest ,-f acces, among all
1 " v,".v 11 '". '"'I'"'1 1 ' l i of Colorado, latiiig ai'n tied
"''i ''". ilitotodhe Denver. Iti..(.r j
Tin. Mo'uMi a hool Kill ii next 'Canon City and Sallda In i ,
Thlirad y ; all the fault th it neild lie ' of l t Us kies, it U the Urn, I, I
well fmiiidej with our acliool, ia, it Is ! am, iimpu iiij and iiiaginllct .
threa tiiontha too short.
If sp'ing ha not 1 nine winter has
t.inied d tw'i Hud the merruiy gone up
ll'l degrees; while the g a Is rcg.iuing
ilt nalur.tl color (lot fr-.g are croaking ! h ent throtigli u"
their f Hitjliar excusi) for a mm I el i defile, S narrow Is the i.,,.,i
this mighty cleft in the heart i
ito r s k banit r lil-h the tutk,1,
the Arkansas River, llietli'
fury and dashed into apuiiilti'
HimkI View
Fred Seely made a business trip t.
Portland Tuesday.
Maltie Baker is visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt. Baker.
Henry Aden and Millard Criswell were
among the visitors in this vicinity, .Sunday.
Mrs. Matt. Baker is still on the sick
list and Jier many friends hope for hei
early revovery.
Mr. Bailer and wife, of Fr g Pond,
were the guests of Wiu Munay ami
family. Sunday.
Harrison Lichtentahler's brother from
M S'Otiri waa visiting him for several
diys the past week.
Rev. Barber and wife epect to leave
n 1 t ....
ior v,ainoriia shortly for the benefit of
Mrs. Barber's health, which is not vm
gissl.
Vlula,
C. G. Stone our euterpiiaing merchant
nas built him a smoke house and is now
l Uring uieat.
Miss Olive Tenny who has been teach
ing school at Macksbtirg la home 011 a
two week's Vacation.
M.s Ethel Gardner, of Ktayton, presi-
lent of Salem District Epworth League,
ill address the young people of Viola
flunday night the 2;!rd.
The Ward fa.i.ily, old time resiilents
jf iola, are selling out and soon expect
o leave Here, but have not yet fully de
cided where tiny wiil locate.
Mr. tiieen St 'W irt had the In af.ji liiuo
lof.t'.la .d s ver.lv lut-t hiiuef atiotil
the hip al P. .1. Kiyler's. The patient
was r.xii v, I lo J. N S'w irla, under
the care of lit. Leaviu
Smith A venin 1 Is al il tst nititss,liu the canon walls 011 esi Ii : ri'.
pr trull) -; think wm'H Invn to apply to 1 d left. And right brio ,tn a f
the'ieislalu'e" (which s 111 In at a- j ebinax ol all the cuion'a grt i
slon at the Kcotta Mills) (or an appropri. w h,;, tiaa) been aptly called 'Ij,
atioti to enable us to properly drain atml t'rtrw." For t wo thoinand ((
Hniil that there w a no rsia
road and river, and thetef ii,
Ciinaliiii'led blidge of ateel Lo
thrown lengthwise of the ,. h
) pKiided from iron aupporla m
.i ,.
roof b over
1 feet Ihe solid monolith
" , j live lime a lofty aa lit
TfaO Dl2ZS22lPntS ' M',m,,",,", ""l'la-1'e.l (mrrun ,,,
Of t lit Anifrii:iM Uorli.t.i ...... I- L....L .1 .11 "
" """""s iimiii iff k-ii- ( titiri -nil 1
Thousands Hare Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know It.
Fill 1
Kan 1 8 (''reek.
Mr. Ixm Baker and family were U
Fori land nearly all of last week.
Mr. Abpaugh and son Roy were the
gucsti of J. P. Woodle Monday.
f . t r f ,lf f.
..... 0.1.. ..,.. j . t v . uougiHss were vis
iting Milt Marshall and family Sunday.
.wr. jvi i.urnett lias completed th
new bridge near the S, A. Douglass farm
itr w ...
vvo. warn wood is building a large
chicken park, preparatory tj going into
me chicken business.
Mr. A. J. Douglass is improving his
larm uy uuilding a board fence which
1 m,I...i.i.i..I. .1.
erally well hlh-l. In amte caia-a It I. ' : , . ' ' 7. J
t-K, well filled. It contain, tin, many -'-' i'. uo., 1 V(
klinlaof ftssl, and very often the fotsl is '"ve behehl its glories cast
of the wromj kind- hard to digest and them.
I Tula I but one of the nun; f
of nature revealed tu the trswn
DenverAKio Grande RllnH''
Ki-enic Line id the World." f 1
For detailed iuloniiatinn
m ail delightful trip lo ths He1'
J. D MAr:i ; '
'en 'I Agt., Rio (iri,.lsi l
l'oitl.nl',n'
tic
Bow To Find Out.
a bottle nr rnmmAn 0I4. M.11L - I . '
water and let it stand .wenT,,. l UD"0, ,lB rat deal
. j jtyu, ,1
aeatment or set- i,,B urange ol E.gle Creek has
unheal hy condl- Ueinorv of Ja,. 1 .
. . . ,,r,Jllt ueceaseu.
The Grange social Friday night was a
Hon of the kid
neys; If It sialns
ney trouLle; too Ut ,H' Rn'1 a" K"0l M time,
frequent desire to I We learu that the
fL J Pain,,n Pehminary survey aa fa out
convlnclne proof thatth irM-- l. . j eP Crek. Wlmt u, Un,M( , .!.
a-.. , " n"",v; u f iia- I w "VJ M "ID
-.Uiui oraer. near luture is a complete motor ime.
rw uii wn im.
There Is comfort In the knowledge
ilulalla.
often n,..a .1.; """-K" ao
Root, the grt kidney r;myrum,t Kie D.ugherty is qi,e i ,t
in curing rheumatism, pain In the "ef 8IHUsr 1Ir- italph Hawtell.
"'".part Mrs. Charles Thomas haa . aM
spell of la grippe; Hattie has about recovered.
Lli j Pge- corrects Inability
containing little milri
tion. As a conse
quence many a work
ing man develops some
form of atomach
trouble which inter
feres with his health
and reduces hie work
ing capacity.
Where there
is hidi-stioii or jf
any other iudi -T.
cation of dis-
rase of the stout- Q
ach and its
allied org a 11 a of
digestion mid nu
trition, the use of
Dr. I'iercc'.tC.oMi 11
Medical Discovery
will almost invuu
ablypnsluce a .-r-fect
utid si 111, in
ent cure.
Mr. Tttntnaa A.
HwntK of Sol. Mniimi
v.. ciiiiuniiut. o , liui
l"1. wiilrn: Ka,
lukrii with severe
lle.ehdir. Ihrnrraillpa
... nr miu.-teri, ail.l
mv f.l w.sil.l n.a .IIk-i.. Ihn klmiry and
liver Irnnlile mi.l mv tsirk iriS ... 1 ,." ..1
Seiirirly Krt Bri.ullil. At I h., .11 1. , I
pmun. n c,,u-r. Ihr more I ,U,rr.l the worse I
K"i until sis years iw,e,. I w,t I-.,,,,., "
alii "f a i hnir. an. I ,,t . tl,i , k... ... ' ' .
lo d iii., ,t,. r.. ..T,., . ".'"
, ; "wm M-n ir currti,
mm
mm
ff
Had lo (lot t tier or t)i .'
"I wis just about gone," r
Rosa Richardson, Laurel "P'hj
"I had coitstitiipiion ao bad Hi
I"
It-
Thru
r ami
r and
kail, l.i.' i '"""" i e lira!
" 7 r ' ' I'l'illKMI I woiili net
a inl he, ;.,! after 4 ha.l kr ,(,,1,1 l.,iilra"n
kv' J',i,..,i:,,:l':.'r':ri'1' "r"k' ya.ivire..i
make . ..." ' I'I "'"f'vry ami
p'iu
loctora said I could not livs m ,
monlli. hilt I began to ll I
New Dlwovery and waa wIhm; r
seven bottles and am n i i f"
well." It' a, unrivaled lie'
Consumption, Pneumonia,
and Brunch lis; infallab'e lot
Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever, i
Whooping Cough. Guarai,t
f0e and $1 (X). Trial bottleiln-
A. Harding' drug store.
The Enterprise $160 per rt'
KLT"; .vr""'- ' f."d i
....uu,,,,,,;111,y-17i1y,.v,r;:
Fkrk. Dr. V
Manila-Mall. ; HBT IrT UK 110
TZl:TicT?-""ntr .I--'0M'rbbl.
-. ""c-tcui aiatup to pay, ....... ..!, t
'ie.n III PHI KB, "lllll'i vw
cental, gray, Hit to 00.
Oregon I'llr Market I'A
(Correcteil to Friday.
Wheat No. 1, BH bushel.
Flour Portland. Ill L'O 11
per sk. Howard's Bt, W 1
. aiatiioa r.u
eTrsoiu. ..r ...:t:... . t. '
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Carry Herman is improvim In
health after being ill some three weeks
with scarlet fever.
Geo. Ogle, Esq., came home from his
to hold water and scalding pain In parsing
It, or bad effects folloin .... 5
r,. f d overcO'" hat unpleaan
necessity of being compelled to go often
during he day ; and to get up many tlmS
during the n.ght. The mild ind the exTra
ord nay effect of Swamp.Root b mm
realized, t stands ih. ,i.. ... soon
derful cure, of the most distressing cases" Mi:MinnviIle visit with a very sore throat
rltU,M i 'Pedlclne should have the but ' hle to be about again.
1!. A protracted meeting w. I be mm.
wonderful discovery meuced at Harless hall on Ihe aeeon.l i d
and a hnr,Ir in at r i i 'ur,.i.... i , ..... , ' a .
iGiiawr . K r a . r uuuuuv ill .imn'ii r. u x i.... . 'Am ii.n...t .. ... ...
n... .t . ,. . . ., t.. . --r : t-v , -s " "J -iuci jao. Jiunrn. . ran ninvru into a m,.r. ...... ...n .. . . . misi
.... gi n, DomsentP --.-n-iti W.J ... . . . f. myatwk. M r trrowi., tV.. : " "V.u: " """na-.wn"'n n" '"7" L..
1 mr. r.rnesi Lehman, dairyman of '5 ' mia. un oi inc icture oi m-
Hnved lllm I'roiii Torture.
There is no more agoniteinir tronbU
than piles. The constant itching and
burning make life Intolerable. No nosi-
tion is comfortable. The torture is un
ceasing. De Witt's Witch Hazel Halve
cures piles at once. For skin diseases.
cuts, hnrns, bruises, all kinds of wounds,
it is unequalled. J, 8. Gerall. St. Paul,
Ark., says: "From l.S(l) 1 snOWed with
the protruding, bleeding piles and could !
Hay old Timothy, bales, Ij
loose, $t) lo u &0 per ton. 1
Oat. $1) Mixed hay, fl.
Millsttiirs Bran. tl7.r0 r
slums, $'() 6(1 per ton ; chop,! I
ton, barley, rolled, t'Jl.00
Potatoes new, 80o to 1 1 t"
lbs.
Eggs Oregon, 2."vn to 27V
Butter Ranch, ;t0 bi
Apples Baldwin and No',
45 and liO cent per box. J
Onions, choice lj,e to 1 V,
Dressed cliickena, lOloU'i t
I : ..i- .1 I niM''
liivmioca arm urjwm , l
ilr !
find nothing to help me until I used De j "ve,:i.o0 to :!.75 per hun
VVilt'a Witel. tl...l u.l... i . i Ii VH 4 luuis ,1res-eJ, '"'
cmn-leiely cured me." Beware of coun- .U "KS K
terfe.la. JHo. Harding. '3,'icj lambs, dressed. 7c.
a.vam.x'as
lVow Store
absolutely free bv mail.
rldr of Kil!7,er U 'WT 1 '1Vft"Hl Cr bad the misfortune
CO.. B nirhamtnn n V 111 ,., ,
7. j vnen writing men- KKe uis tnumt)
uon raiding this generous offer la this paper, week.
MEAT MARKET:
10 ell- . wli"li Is sertfirntrd frum th. i ..M ii . . . ..
with, circular saw last ' 3 A. S. HUNT i-;nZ7t"v, i.t omrV.ni J
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