OUEGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. JUNK 13. ()
Legal Notices.
Mll.llll 1 K HALF..
In tb Cirenit Court of ths Stat of Ore
gon, for the County of Clackamas.
4. T. Apperson, plalnti.!")
vs.
T. I Chrmin, trustee, I
Kile U Cbarnian, A. I
8. Orssser, Mry Con
vrrs, K.lwar.t B. Harris
Clackamas Abstract it
Trust Company, cor
poration, A. W. Clie
lify, B rlha M. Sum
ner, K. J. Mi-Kit rick,
Michael Minarik, J. 0.
Mack, Jatnrs V. Part
low, I.oiiis H. Wasser
man, lieorce Morris,
Mrs. C. B. Johan,
W. H. Dobyns, IV C.
Teuton!, Samuel lira
ham, W.K.tioss, Mary
5eorge, D. J. Switier,
David Turin"-, Sarah
eore, A. H. Georm,
KIm in I. Vllir.. Jubti
Vtiiney, I. 1-s Mahieu,
Maria'Sluntall'i r, Catb
erine Burkhnl b-r. Me-
Minnville College, a I
corporation. Flora Kice,
f.iuelie r. gtirata J
Bliaar, V. J. KTnch,
lelemiants, J
Statk orOwcnoK
Col'NTY or ClACKAXAS.)
Bv virtue of a juiltux-nt onler, decree
and an execution, duly isuel out (
nl under the seal ot tbe above en
titled court, in the above entitled cause, to
rue dulr ilirected and dated the 13th day of
.May. ls)i2, upon a iudjuieiit rendered
and en t red in said coi.rt on the 2nd day ol
Way in lavor ot J. r. Apperson,
riainlirt, and against T. L. ("barman, I)e
fendant, tor the sum of $11 915 with in
terest thereon at the rat o( 10 (wr cent per
annum Irom the 2nd day of -May, l!02, and
tbe further sum ot Us'3o taxes uh in-tere.-t
thereon at tne rate of 6 per cent per
annum, from the Hod day of May, l'Jn2
and the lurtber sum of VX.00, as
attorney's fee, with interest thereon at the
rate ol 6 per cet t per annum from May 2nd
1M02, and the fuittirr sum ol fiti 00 cost
auil disbursements, and the costs of and
upon this writ, commanding me to make,
aaleoftbefullottinK described real proiwrty,
situate in the county ol Clackamas, state ol
Oregon, to-wit:
TRACT NO. 1.
Beinri!iK at the South East corner of the
v A. K. Hedges and wife 1. L C. in r. 3 8.
K. 2 E. ol the Willamette Meridian in
Clavkanias Cuiiuty. Oregon ; thence North
0 degrees 22 minu'tes West to the angular
corner on the Wert boundary of the Wil
liam Holmes claim; thence North 33 de-
J:rees 30 minutes Eat 8 5)i chains to the
ine between Townships 2 and 3 8 uit'i,
thence Wert on Township line one chain
to claim line; thence North 28 degrees East
on claim line 5.2o chains to the mott south
erly corner of a tract of land deeded by
Archibald Mckinley and wife to David
McLaughlin found recorded on pates 250'
ana lot ol Book O ol tne record of dee. in
for said County and Stite; thence North 65
degrees 30 minutes Wert on the Souther. y
line ol said Mcl.auKhliti tract 150 feet to
tbe Southerly line of tbe County road
thence tracing the said southerly Hue of the
County road to a point in an easterly pro
jection ol the north line of "Tract A" of
fcoutb Oregon luy No. 3 as shown by the
recorded plat thereof found on pace 19
book dot tbe recmd of Town Plats in Clack
amas County, Oregon; thence We.-t on
aaid nnrth line to the Nor h west corner ot
aaul -Irait A' thence South 2G0 feet;
tnence West M0 feet; thence North ) leel
tbence Wert 4UU feet; tbence Nortn B25.5
lett to the t( of the first main b.u.
thence South Wert r y wuh tbe meanders
ot said blurt to the intersection of the same
with the township line btfnre mentioned:
tbence West on said Township line to the
intersection oi the same witn the South
westerly boundary line of said MeK.in.ey
Claim ; thence South 45 degrees East on
claim line to the most northerly cormr of a
tract ol land deeded by A. F. Hedges and
wife to J. T. Aprson by deed recorded on
pages 305 ol Bonk "N ' of deeds for said
Countv and State; tbence South 1G degrees
West 16.82 chains to a stone on tbe South
boundary line of said Hedges claim; thence
East on claim line 17.18 chains to a "int ;
thence North 3.17 chains to a point n
tbe McK.ii. ley claim line; thence East to
a point on tne West boundary line of the
said Hcilmes claim; thence South to the
place of beginning, containing 100 acres
more or less.
TRACT NO. 2.
Beginning at a point which Is North 8!)
degrees 12 minutes East 25.03 chains distant
from a point which i North 0 degrees 22
minutes Wert and b.i'j chains distant from
the South wett corner of the D. L. C. of
Wm. Holmes and wife in T. 3. S. K. 2. E.
of the Willamet e Meridian in Clackamas
County, Oregou; thence North 945.2 feet to
a stone; 'hence Wert low! feet; thence
South 950.5 leet ; thence North 89 degrees
12 minutes East 1062 feet to the place of
beginning, containing lo acres more or less.
TRACT NO. 3.
A part of the D. h. C. of Wni. Holmes
and wife in Sec. 6, T. 3. S. R. 2. E. Willam
et'e Meridian, and more particularly des
cribed as billows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the Went bound
ary ol said Holmes D. L. C. 6 79 chains
North 0 degrees 22 minutes West Irom the
Southwest corner of the same; thence along
the West boundary of same North 0 degrees
22 minutes West 1558 feet to a point; thence
North 80 degrees 18 minutes East 048.53
feet to a rto le; thence South 693 37 let t to
a point; thence East 7.02 feet to a point;
thence South 0 degrees 22 minutes East
956 5 feet to a point on the North boundary
of a tract of land conveyed by J. T. Apptr-
on to 0. C. W illiams by deed recorded on
pat 3 .TO of book 27 of record of deeds of
Clackamas Countv, Oregon; thence on the
North boundary of said tract to the place
of beginning, situate in Clackamas County,
Oregon,
TRACT NO. 4.
. Beginning at a point on a line between
the lands sold by M. J. Broderick et al to
J. T. Anperson as recorded in II iok "H"
page 357 record of deeds for Clackamas
County, Oregon, and that sold to jjavid
Mcl.augh in by Archibald McKli by re
corded on pages 20b' and 257 of Book "C"
or deeds for Clackamas County. Oregon,
224.4 feet South 65 degrees 30 minutes Eart
from the most northerly corner of a tract
of land conveyed by J. T. Aiierson to T.
I.. Charinan, Trustee, recorded on page 4"1
Hook 33 record of deeds for Clackamas
County, Oregon, thence South 05 i egrees
30 minutes East aloi g said line to the
Southerly line ol the County road ; thence
Wesurly tricing tne SoiitDeriy line of the
Comity road to a point in a projection of
the North line of "Tract A" of South Ore
gon City No. 3 as shown bv the recorded
plat thereof fpund on page 19 book 5 of the
tecora ol town plats in Clackamas County,
Oregon; thence West to die North Wet
corner ot said I ract A" thence South 200
teet; thence Wert 810 leel; thence North
68.J.7 feet; thence North 21 degrees 53 min
utes East 200.6 feet to tbe place ol begin
iiing, containing 12 acres more or less. Said
land will be sold in the order named above.
Now, Therefore, by viitue of said execu
tion, judgment order and decree, and in
compliance with the commands of said
writ, 1 will on Saturday, the
218T DA Y OF JUNE, 1902;
atthehonrof 1.-30 o'clock P. M at the
front door of the County Court House in
the City of Oregon City, in said County
and S ate. sell at public auction, subject to
redemption, to the highest biddtr, for V.
8. gold coin cas in hand, all tbe right. t'tl
and inteiest which the within named de
fendants or either ol them, had on the date
of the mortgage herein or since had in or to
the above described real proerty or any
part tiiervot, to satisfy said execution,
judgment nr.ler, decree, interest, costs and
all accruing costs.
J.J.COOKE.
Sherltl of Clackamas Countv, Orvtfon.
Dated, Oregon City, Ore., May llth, W2.
Nninin.
In the Circuit Court ol the Slate ol Ore
gon, lor Clackamas County.
W 1. Davidson,
l'Uiutitl
vs.
Augusta Davidson,
Defendant.
To Augusta Davidson the shove named
defendant, in the name of the Slate of Ore
gon: You ar hereby noiihed to tie and
appear m the above eSilpI d conn on or be
fore the last day of the publication of these
summons, lo wit :
On or before Wednesday. Jnly l'ith, 1902,
then and there to answer the complaint ol
the ahove named pUuitltf tiled against you
in the above enii'led suit: and, it you tail
so to appear and aosw er said complaint, for
ant thereof the plait Mf will pray to said
court for (he relief prayed for in his said
complaint, to- wit : For a decree of the above
entitled court lor the dissolving ami annul
ling the bonds of matrimony now and here
tolore exiting between the plamnll and
defendant, and f ir an absolute decne of
divorce Inini you, the sni.l defendant.
This summons is served upon you by
publication thereol bv order of th Honoi
able Thos. F. Ryan, Judge of the County of
Clackani.is, State ol Oregon, w hich order
b 'urs date of June 2mI, 1!'J, and directs
that said summons be served noon the said
defendant b publication thereof for s.x
consecutive weeks In tlie Oregon City En
terpri.-e. a weekly newsnaptr il generil
circulation, putmshed- in Oregon City,
l lackamas Coiiiiiv, Oteguii; said public
lion to begin on t e 0th day ot June, 1902,
and Ij end on the 18ti d.iy of JuW, l:i.'.
W . 1AKK,
Attorney tor plaintiff
The llesailt Crab.
Contly critfk lln ehrll of tlio wliolk,
r von will llml It tiliiiost Iiiiiiihh1I.U ta
xlnict tlip occtiimnt iillvo ollioiwlso,
ami you will see what you tuny lo pur.
(Iniic'il for Hiipposlnc it tiilulttturo lob
icr, but wlilcli In ifiilliy InlongK to tin
nilicr illxtliicl spcclcH niiuicly, tlio her
tilt r:tt. Piikutun lit'i'iilianliia. V hot It
er lie Iiiim olditlneil oeelipillicy ly forcit
cf linns or imrely tlironglt iieit-noo u
"FACTORY GIRLS."
Tbo Graceful and IlandBomo
Women who Work at
tho Loom.
Anv one who lm livcl in faclort
i . ... l.- i,.lM ,l luiniatl lite
tlieoi lcU-.;.! leii.uil In u moot point. bl .".f,. ,,MK, ,),, ,reta when the mllU
tlielltsl Mipposltlon "lulily prol.iililo. Uif hr UVi wll u,v, Un, atiuik
as he U u most Mllm'ivtit lull' " pv lr iiuiiiIk-i ol gt.ierlul an.l lmml"ue
teincr. voiiiik k' ",no" V"""K,i ,,',K, 1
n ntntlslliK scene limy bo vltneaaed i,cri,-.. stiiilinK. nm ttiful. II la Haul to
by Plael.i;: Hevenil l.en.ill er.ibs ,leulv. realize thut lliry liavr ju.t !rf 1 l-r
,.j ef tl.,lr shells It. ... onllliury aou Jatiguing .k '
ClllUy Mil lia ll n vl no on .......
The fljilitltitf nml Htrucgllni! to wt-tire
liouses is liulleroim in the exlietue. Him
may be wvti iilnioHt tuieeesHful In linxir
Imr' liltiiKolf within a l.ell, whleli, by
Hie way. la cfTeeleil ty ineiina of tlui (
shelly plates lit tin' extremity of lil j
soft ttiul twisted tall, when n not her J
seizes III tn by Hie nape of Hie neck, n ,
It were, nml lie la ilrugueil reluctantly I
forth. Tlio evleter htlll holds him Htrug- j
glitig at flaws' letiKlli, innl not until In) j
himself In wifely elisi-oneed iloea lie re
llnilllatl Ills urasp.-Cluillibers' Jolll tial.
.otireori'hiul Settlement,
In the County Court of Clackamas County
State of Oregon,
In the natter ol the Estate of
Jons Krp-tenson, iteceasetl. I
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Executor of tne Estate of Jons Krts-
tenaon, deceased, has tiled his final teport
therein in said court, and the court has hied
JCLY7TH, 1902,
at tbe hour of to o'clock A 'M. as a day and
time for the tiling ot obje- tioiis to said re
port, and for the settlement of said estate.
T.J. JONSKri).
Executor of the Estate ol Jons Krisien-
Ion, deceasel.
H. E. CKOSS,
Attorney for said Estate.
Notice1 of Annuiil rhuol Meelfnir.
Notice is hereby given to the legal vot
er of School Ihtdrict No. t'C I'lai kainna
Comity, State ol Oregon, Hint the aiinul
meeting for tlio district w ill be hel l in
the county court room in tlit) courtlion.se
in Oiegoii City, to begin at the hour of
7 :'M o'clock 1'. M., on the I tit li tiny
J one)
Thi meeting is lo be held in tuirsu
ance of law ami (or the purpose, of Iran
sacting general Iiiisiih-nh.
Dated tine 3d dnv of June. r.M2
Attest; Oua. A I.HKItlllT,
U. O. T, Williams, Chairman.
District Clerk.
Police
The Urllrf III a Devil. I
A tualilNcriii.it helotigliig to one of
the ttoinen's collei;eH lunl heen out '
with her lover without leave from her !
mistress) and wtia returning Into aloin; !
my roml. nt the top if which lived the j
liiinenteil Professor Nrltleslilp. Now, '
the latter had u large yellow dotf that j
took the tiMi.iil caiilno delight In eelnif -t
cats Bentter and flee, nml. the hettcr lo j
politico on llictn when they wero j
0j stealthily rrosaliii; the slrcef, he would j
jierch hlniHcIf on the top or the pro
fessor's gniilcn wall. Hiirroiiiuled and
half hidden In the foliage. As the tin- j
Htit IliultlNcrvilht passed beneath hllil I
lie en iik tit sight of a cat In the tnlddlo 1
uf the road nml. iiiaklng n spring at It,
collldeil with her and knocked her
down. She picked herself up mid ran
screaming- Imtne, nlitmst mud with ter
ror. I'cciuise. us she said. Ilie devil had
jumped on her hack and throwu her
. .
mm
olIre for I'libliralion.
lleparttnent of the Interior. Land Olllce.
it Oregon City. Ore.. May 17. Us '2.
.Notice is Hereby given that the'lolloaing
named set'ler has tiled nonce of his inten
tion to make final i r it In support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore Register and Receiver at Oregon Ci y,
uregon, on June .. iyui vix:
JOHN LAWRENCE U0BERT30N
H. E. 12104 for tbe NE'i of Sec. 10, T. 3 8.
K. 5 K.
He names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation nt aaul laud vix:
Andy J, Ki riniller. of Dover, Oregon;
Joseph Deschtxer, of Dover, Oregon; John
elson, of Uover. Oregon; Mortis driueii-
bam, of Bissel, Oregon.
OH AS. B. MOORES,
Register.
Notice i herehy given that the under
iKoru n il aii iv iu in i iiur v i u in in i -
Clackamas Coui'ly on Weilnrsilar the tl h , down. Intrrtiiitloiitil Monthly
day ol August, p.srj, or a license to irli
malt, sp.rnuous and vinous Inmurs in less
ipiai titles than one gallon, in accordance
w llh Hie petition lurewitli (I'lhlisi.rd.
t A SPA K J l' K KK.
Numiuoas
In tbe Circuit Court of the State ol Ore
gon witbtn and lor the County of Clacka
mas.
AnnaE. A I bee, 1
I'laintilT
vs. V Suit for Divorce
Charles T. Albee,
Defendant. I
To Charles T. Aibe, the abeve named
delendant:
lo the name ol the Stale of Oregon, you
are hereby required to ippear and answer
toe comilunt hied against vou in the
above et ti led im on or belore i riday the
llth day of July, 10n2. following theexpira
tion ol six weeks publication of this summons.
This suit is brought to obtain a decree of
divorce between you and the plan. Ml and
awarding the custody jf your minor chil
dren Edwin Albee, Albert B- Albee, l.idias
Albee, ano May--tie li. Alree 1 1 the plain
tiff'; and you are hereby notified that if you
tail to appear ami answer sain complaint
as above required tbe plaintiff1 will apply
to the Coun lor tfie relief therein nraved.
This summons is published bv order of
1 nomas r. Kyan, Judge, or tne Countv
Court of the County of Clackamas and
State of Oregon, made this 27 1 1 day of May,
lisrz.
Date of first publication May .'!0. 1002.
U'RES it SCH I EBEI.,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
In the Hoard of County Coiniiii-sloners'
Court, fi r Clsckainas Countv, Ori-aui.
In t'.e Matter of the Application)
License. )
To the Hon. llosrd of Countv Commis
sioners lor Clackamas County, Orego.i;
We the undersigned legal voters of Cas
cade Precinct, Clackamas County, Oregon,
hereby petition your honnrutile body to
grant a license to Caspar Junker t eell
niHli, spirituous and v tioua luiuors in less
quantities than one gallon, in said Cascade
precinct lor a period ol six months from
the dale of graining such license, the pur
pose being lo keep a taloon for the sale of
said minors in uujntnies less than one til
Ian.
Nantes.
Joseph Wllllg.
P. It. Meiiug.
Henry Hidiie rhosch
K. V. si lliuan.
X. Decker.
Kenma Jerger.
James Melan.
Paul Dunn,
r red Wagntr.
Ira K. Dodge,
l'eter P. Held.
S. I). Coal. can.
J J. Wew.r.
W. A, Proctor
F. Heers.
Have C'onraae.
Vou tntitit have eoiiruge, my hoy. No
matter what hand of circumstances ar- !
my thetiiHelvi'S ngnliist yoti, If your
purpose la- right yoti will siicces-il. I.lfo I
Is a beautiful thing. The chance to '
lanirtild of movemrtit, and he rrallrr
that these wrtc but a few years ago a
hiijihl ami luJ'y their voiingrr Irl-low-wotkcrs.
It is ii.ituial lo ask the
cause of such a physical change, which
is not to I explained by the sties anil
strain of daily hilmr, liei-auae there te
not a few who. in spite ol vent ol ateailv
work, irUiil the nirlnh attractiveness of
lace and ligurr. Prrha the moot mi
imrtant cause of this change is to be
found in the prevalence ol ailmriit
peculiiirlv (rmiiie, which drain the vi
tality ami iip the strength. If the truth
were known it would he found that these
worn -out wouirii had lcn woiking
under physical conditions, which, if a
flght la h great tdenslng. No matter I man sulfrrr.l them would lie enough lo
Names.
K. J. Wslkl. v.
Edward Kopper.
John S. Uitibon
C. S. Chase.
Cnas. Ptyttee.
(iottlieb Alnller.
H. W ekmer.
J. H. Revenue.
H. Kidderniiacu.
T. O. Jonsrud.
H. Bn ns.
Julius Fiendaml.
A. II. Hyhuni.
S. Hiuglililbtl.
I. K. Duncan.
John A.Strowbrdge. Kz-kn l lleers, Sr.
Imw bard the situation limy aeetii. keep
on Uolntc right, bravely face the future,
set your Ktiitnlurd high, work and wait,
be patient unci thatikfiil, mid you will
win. You limy uever he rich a the
world K"' not rl-h In money or rich
In iower hut yon may he rich In tho
knowledge of the truth that you have
tiinde tho best of your chanco to lie a
wan. IHui't set your ufainlard by the
men who have achieved great wealth.
Tluit la nothing compared to the rlclic
that belong to him who ha struggled
to enlarge and ennoble the circle uf
llfo In which he 1 cast. -Schoolmaster.
E. Beers
J.J. A. ileiz.
J. M. Does I I.
Theodor Fischer.
Thos. Clark.
Feb. Straus.
V niiaiii VYaesns.
A. etcn
J. O. DrSbazer.
M. C Douainie.
J. F. I hielrke.
I'lruh Truliel.
Ole Mikkelsun.
M. Leiuait.
Ott H. il'inig
.Michael Keisecker
Conrad Strnsser.
Ir
Minnosi.
In the Circuit Court of the 8tate of Ore
gon for tbe County of Clackamas.
Mae Edwards, PhlT
vs.
Charles Edwards, Deft I
To Charles Edwards, defendant above
named:
in the name or the state of Oregon, yon
are hereby commanded to appear and
answer the coni laint tiled herein against
you in the above entitled suit, on or bed. re
tbe time prescribed in the order for the
publication of summons to-wit: on or be
fore six weeks alter tne the tirst indication
thereof, and if yon fail so to appear and
answer said complaint, for want thereof,
the plaintiff will apply lo the court for the
relief in her complaint prayed for, and lor
a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony
existing between the plaititill' and defend
ant, and for such other relief as may seem
just and equitable.
The date of t ie first publication of this
summons is May 2.'!. Itfj2, and this sum
Dions is published pursuant t an ordir
made and enured by the circuit court ol
the State of Oregon for Clackamas county,
Hon. Thomas A McBride, judge, on the
llih day of November, PKil.
GEORGE V. STOUT.
Attorney for plaititill.
In the County Court of theHtile of Ore
gon lor tne I ounty ol CUckamas.
in tne matur of tbe guardianship of
win s -ruou. a minor.
To John Gordon. Caroline Irwin Gordon
and John Dowling Gordon, and the next ol
am oi said minor, and all other iemoiia in
tereated in bis estate.
In the name ot the State of Oregon. Yon
and each ot you are herehy required to t
and appear in the anove entitled Court on
or before the 7tb day ot July, Urn.' at the
hour ol 10 o'clock A. M. to show cause, it
any there be, wny an order ol the above en
titled Court should not be granted as prayed
for. 'To show cause why a license annul I
not be granted lor the sale ol n.a loin, on,,..
described real slate, situate in the Stte ot
Oregon, and being the property of said
minor:
An undivided one third Intern.! i 1
12. 13 & 14 in Block L'2 in (Vo,l,rl,l,o ,
Clackamas Countv. Oremin. as ttx.mn .
the recorded pint theieof on record in
County and fcnate. subject however lo a lit.
esiaie in or. jonn Oorduii ; An undivided
one nurd interest in the N V y. n the hK
l.t U.n 'III ' 1 u ll l tli . . ...
"""-'"i i.o. o. n. . n.oiiiieyy. M. in
i ii amook Co.. Or. containing 10 acres, at d
sunjeci io tne lile estate ol Dr. John (ior
don: An undivided one third I,.!-.-.! ...
ine .-sr. ol the N Yiyt of Hee. 1, T. 12 K.
K. 7. W of the A. ,M. anil containioi; o
acrs, anil sunj-ct to the life estiie ot Dr,
J( tin Gordon ; An undivided one third in-
lrest In l.te 1, 2, .,4, and 5, i:i Block 20
i.i i eninsnijr Addition So. 2, In the City
if Ea-t Portland in Violin al, rv.,.....T
Oregon, and subject to the life estate of Dr!
John Gor ton.
AN'DUKW iIOI'IiiiV
Guardian of Irwin Leslie (,,rl',.,'. .
minor,
H. E. CROSS,
Attorney fur guardian.
Dated June li'tti, l!icj.
Fire ftoperatttlaaa.
If fire dm' nut hiini 'well." any
(he old household mipcrstltlnii, "and
you want It to draw, you should act tho
poker ocroNH the top bar of the grate."
This la supposed to placate the gnome,
whom It whs formerly believed were
very Jealous nf the robbery of their un
derground country of lis coal treasures
and wen? very apt to lake their venge- iy work
mice out In prevent lug the fire from
burning. It wna the mystic form of
the from thus innde which wna mip
posed to drive them away. Neverthe
less It would not do to use the tihuvel
In thin chn rni or the (Ire would lie sure
to go out.
kclid hull to be, I With thiulung head
and aching back the w.ige earner pbsls
on, feeling that she cannot alhud either
to rest or pay a pluvcun's Ires, and
every day see her K"IW more weary and
more weak.
tiikhk's no nhko to ftTor wokk
or pay exjiensive fen in ordrr to 1st
cured of womanly diseases. Hundreds
of thousands of weak and sick women
have been made well and strung by the
use of Dr. Pierce' T'avorite Piraciiplion.
It establishes IcguUnly, dries thr iliuiin
which weaken women, heals ItifUinnu
tion ami ulceration and cures fcninlc
weakiirsa. It makes weak women strong
stnl mi women well.
"A few yeara ago I suffrred severely
with frm.ilr wraknes and h id at llitirs
dreadful p.iins." writrs Mrs. V. Drown,
of Crrswcll, Harford Co., .Maryland. "I
went to my doctor, and he gave me
medicine which did me gs for a while,
hut I would get worse ag.iiil. I had a
sick headache nearly nil the time ; was
so weak around my w.iist could hardly
bear anything to touch me. My (crt
would keep cold and 1 could baldly do
I would work a while ami
then he down a while; was completely
run down. Suffered from disagreeable
drain and also severe pains at times.
After usiiitf five bottles of Dr. Pierce'
r v Hi rwriin,i!ltMolh,
Medical Discovery-, 0)
Pierce' Pleasant lVllela, nV ,
the advice you gave tru...i.r "''
lion Tablet,,' en inn, V -rured.
The doctor aa, li ' ' 'ij
lllseaan I lia.l. " " e
The ick woman who b,. ..
of Dr. Pieive'. I vo,iU '
lake. Women who hay, ,
long year and found tin
tot or other iiirdicinn h... i 6
tW.(,l I Mild t.l.l . V? Wll,
i - '"a viol la tu
I'avorite Ptrai rlptioii,"
IT AI.WAV1 IlKLn
ml almost always runt yi,
i.iriit is Iwscd ,,,. ,' , 1
the hlilidirda of thoiiw,,,!, rf "
who have Used "l avotii, l','"'
ninety-elght r trnt. t
feilly and ruianeutlr cmjV?
two woni, j,
'""idtnl 1M
m V m n iu I
- - " IB I tie
I... i ' tti
iv nas la,,,
,rl,rf "l Imp,,
!" 1 th heal.
KM (irqiwnl, tlf
' '' ' ,
hniiaeliolil (j,,,,
laid ,! a b'
taken anew ik .
I"t and aalialart
o-i ,,r. 1VfW
orlt I'rear,,-,, (
-"'mil-Tim nie. j,
rleaeiyritlif ,.'
tl." writes lln .
Sjaainer, of UU,
Montialia fq jj
IU .' '
lour ttioniU tki J
Itlflil-llta k.
the ihatori A4
K""t. Ptiully 1 r
to Dr K V. hrr,
u 1 1 ailvic. JJ, ,
wcira m , L
ii,. i. . '
" . I Ig.
llil advkt, ltd .
am well t0,,
thanks to l. fton'
No woman should rlrlsy U H
I-'avortte I'rrv riplion " if the a
lug frotu woinanly diie Tif
Wuinanly disease I neelntrd tber
Its rtlrt t tin the grnri.l lieallh, aad I
.1 ll.. ..... Tl
oivif-i hiv vuir, i nrre nay.
in es Jvrriuieiiliiig with other Bel :
when the espertrnre of Ihoswai
wixueii proves that "I'srortu hn
tlotl " is the surest ami talrtf of pr
medicine for the cure ol dUrutjr
l.atly womanly.
Til K fklVII.KiiK Or MCK nxa
Sick and ailing woturn art Imrjl
consult Dr. Pieice, by letter, ri t
i iirirsMindelice is sai irdly sretrt i
the written confidences of .r.ni
guaolrd by the same slnct ptofrai
pilvacv observnl by Dr, Pirrrt It! :
staff in tieiaiiiial comuHattMM r
women at the Invalids' Hotel urS
leal Institute, Hutlalo, N. Y. kzi
Dr. K. V, Pietce, Iluilalo, N. Y.
It I hardly jaauilile lo ennrtu
the Value ol tins lire conmiUixs
letter with Dr. Pierre. In sorr4
cases such as Mr. ,Ssiner , wbra s
mnlical advice and treatment htdk
to give relirf, a letter to I r. ftrm
hern the mean of rrstonn pr-health.
Accetit no siittitiite for'FstorittH
aiTiiilton." The sulistitiite nwlic
oulv the shadow Instead of lb r.
stance and la prcsac-d no th tytx
because it pay the dealer I littk a j
profit than la paid by B'.fS t
Btaiidntd preparation like Pllll
enptiun."
rKR TO WOMKI.
Ir. Pierce' Krrt meiliral wort 'Jl
Common Sense Medical Advuer, '
Off on receipt of ataitii to psTei?
of mailing only. Tin wuik cue'
mure than a thousand Urge p-jfi
valuable medical informatioa. Srs!
one-cent stamp for the clohVbn.
volume, or only 21 tainiai fortil
In tlfr rover. Addies Dr. I i
Iirrce, Iluffalo, N. Y.
An Adroit Answer.
The celebrated physician Zimmer
man attended r reilcrlck the tirent In
hi hint Illness. One day, as the story
Is recorded In "Salad Tor the Xot'lul,"
the king: mi Id to him:
"You liuve. I jireHiime, helped many a
niun Into another world."
This wiih milicr nn unexjieeted thrust
for the doctor, hut the doso he Rtive the
king In return wua a JudlclouH mixture
uf truth and flattery;
"Not bo tunny iih your majority nor
with so much honor to myself."
BEST FOR THE
! BOWELS
If yon ha'! a rrtrnUr, hsalihr muninl nt th
bowel iipff ily. ..u in III or lll l.. Kr, ...ir
tKiwels oirn. kli.l Im tll. f.iri-i-.ln Hi liKi.ai.r i
Irnl oh y . or .ill h.i...ii, I. ilnnifrrniig. 1 ha m,.Ui
ml. al.t, ni.i.t ..-r(i- I 9 y ul Si.f lug ill liunvl
Clear allil clll U lu
ICead It In Hit :e WMpiiM-r.
George Hchauh, a well known Ui-rrnan
citizen o New Lebanon, Ohio, is a con
stant reader of the Dayton Volkzeitnnn.
Hn know that tliis paper aims to adver
tise only the l-eist in its columns, and
when he saw Chamberlain' Pain Balm
advertised therein for larne hack, he did
not hesitate in buying a rxjttle of it for
Ins wife, who for eight week had sufered
, with the moat terrible pains in her back
I and could get no relief. He sayi: "After
using fhe Pain Balm for a few' day my
wife said to me, 'I feel aft though Lorn
anew,' and before using the entire con
tent of the bottle the unbearable pain
had entirely vanished and she could
again take op her hoiiehcld duties."
lie j very thankful and hope that all
auffering likewise will hear of her won
derful recovery. This valuable liniment
is for gale by U. A. Harding, Druggist.
A Mas and Ilia Heart. ,
Once upon a time there waa a rich
old man who had a heart ho weak thut
It faint bcutlngx could hardly he
heard: yet. In the metaphor of our
lime, that mime heurt waa filled with
love for a fair lady.
The lady heard of ber wooit'h physic
al and Quanclal condition and looked
upon hla milt with extreme favor. The
result was that they were murrlcd.
Moral. Faint heart sometime- wlnf
fair lady. New York Herald.
CATHARTIC A
EAT
EM LIKE CANDY
l'lraiu. -.l.i.i.. ...lnl T Omirf. io (l....a,
WTr Mli-a-Ti. W.knn. ..r UiIim,. 1U ii,l Idl
Wrlo. .,r (rr imiIi, alel IhmmI1 tit
I .3
lir I.
I.ri.111. l.l.lrr..
si nil hi, acsmir imrtsr
run ii.o r saw tus.
KEEP YDUR BLOOD CLEAN
-ELLOH
J
What
I were
tell you that In a very short space of t
time all the rivers of this country I
would dry up?"
"I would say," replied the patient
f-inn, "'Co thou nnd do likewise.' "
Boston Christian Register.
lr. William Iniliaa
IMIfiOI.VIMt-.Vriill
rutu llllnd, lllrrdlaa.
anil llcblaa I'll,. Tl
ahaorii (ha tumor. a.
larallia lu-hli.i aiming
n-l a M)ullli-. alrrs
In. oini ri-llnf. Dr. Wil
li. . L . . . . X . . a a.
Advlee. mtiuiir i.
would you say." botrnn the rr,7uLni7..2,,lli'''.",'r!'',"l'''
.i...... . .. . i...Ut.-::....7 .. i: nrii.iri.i, r arm
ymuuie propiiet or woe, "ir I were to ufii i :Viuu rL'L ;, K,r"'i"'aniii.ri)t.
- . ,ui . vl
ruu s, tLtVlvLAND. U
, Fui sale by (.'hmmHn WCo., inign.iH
Kalal lo n.illa.
Aunty-Where Is that pretty doll voa
had when 1 whs here last?
Little Girl-It's gune-dled of the
grip.
"The grip, thr
"Yts'iu; baby's grip."
7
2,(XX) niilea of longi
tance telephone win
Oregon, WBshingloti
fomia ami Idaho d('
oM'ratinn ly th'
Mtttiun T'I'ihone C'
puny, covering
towns.
Quick, atruratc.cbw
All tho mitisfactiup
imrHotial coimiiunicili
UiHtanco no etfrc. to
clear umltTHtaniling-1!'
Ir n nn am I San Franc;-
m onullu Vinarrl II P'l
on ariij -
land.
Oregon Citr oce t
Harding's Dniff Stor
i l Greemn
PIONEER
Prrbapa It Wai,
Mrs. Rlchmond-Wbnt lovely antique
furniture!
Mrs. Hronxborough-Yes. and. do yon
know, we got it almost as cheap as If
It hud been new! Judge.
Th Shopman's C'Irrk.
1 never." said the Illiterate shoe
clerk, "forget a man's face that I have
fitted shoes on."-Los AiiKdes Herald.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This pri'iaral Inn contains all of the
digestanis and digests all kinds ol
food. Itnlvcs lnnt;itit. rotlcf and never
falls to cure. It allows vou lo eat all
the food you want. The tnoKt sensitive
stomachs can take It Ily ItsiiMj many
thousands of dysfiepth-s h ive been
'ured afler everything else failed. It
ji unequalled for allhioinach troubles.
It can't help
but do you good
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