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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21 1002
Mew To-Day.
WANTM-GlIM, KOIl iF.NI.IUI.
llOtlhl'ttlllk. Uollll Wlllfl'l (lir Clllllll'tnt
lul. InipilrttBl llutillcy's Dull! Store.
Mimry luliutti nl lnwi'l nil".
IIkim.o ,V (luitriTii.
MONEY T() l.i IAN AT 7, II. ASH
jinr ceiil, Farm Muiiiity. U'lfuN
HfllUIIKI..
BLACKSMITH KIKU'
1-1 1 1 1 v I'limpi'i'il mIihi hI
Ailli'riM W, ,1. Lewellcn, H;uiii wilier, Or
Nicholas Want k, nun hi Mm proves
nIvh fanner of the Stone district, was
looking nfltr Illinium iiuittiirri In Oregon
t'liy l"inKtny.
Alexander Tin-, i'f Canby, in town
Monday kiIimiiIiiik t' nniitiTK pcrlHiniiiK
toll lulu III J. W. Tire, llnceBtcil, ol
which Im in the administrator
Cumin Shank, of Scuttle, an attorney
nl lliul place, w,m In lou lt Saturday,
- Lii ruiiiH lur hull lak. IU was tliii
Mill KENT ! (jnciit ol hi brother, WhI.Ioii Sham.
Ppf IIIUWBIer
nl'.IMIKM ,v UltlrTI I II, (nllli III tin"!
Wi'liilml'l Hull. III. ,) hnvr tlm I'lioli il '
rtiy, iilniihii ninl rminlry proptirty lur I
tiiiiilli i hil
MONKY TO l.i i.N ON' UK A I, I'ltOI'.
etly mriinly ill II per ri'iil, mImu nil ap
proved cluticl ci'i iiiily. II II. lmu K,
Itnnii'V lit Iiim , Slrvi'ii Huillili( Oil)
Kili i'iiy
M ( l N K Y K 1 1 1 1 A N -1 1 1 A V 1 : S K V I : H A I ,
hiiiiih.iI ilium V l.i'lniiiiiiiU I" privalH
IiuIiviiIhhIh b huh I urn Hiilliiirlml Id
Ihhii, mi lontf lii"" l l i '"I 7 per cent.
( 'iihI nl I'uiii will he. nmde very ri'HMiii
ub'c. II. K. ( 'iiohh, iittiiriiy nl law.
rersonal Mention
W i 1 1 it m Slniiiiiiiii, u( ll.'uvrr CiceU,
W 1 ill l" II Wednesday.
M mi-en Claudia and Nell'" Hurl visited
friendt in I'lirlliuul Vi',liie,lav.
Attorney A. K. IiriH'i-r was transact
imr iiiinitifKN In 1'iiiiUml Wednesday.
Arthur KuhiiiN.ui, ol 1 1 im west i'l"i
wan yimtinn In liri'Knn CilV Tuesday.
(I. II. Eby has In n admitted to prai"
lien l.tliirethe Unite 1 Slates land ulliic.
H. II. Saatidl, ol MiiIhIU, was i town
Wedm-mlsy lonkinK alter busmen inter
wim, i'. A. lUkcr, ( Stafford, was in luwn
Wednesday looking ader hii-inem in
lurrst. Mm. Aiinin Dunn, nl Portland, was in
tliin i'IIv Tuesday, lookini! alter IiU"Hicb
mat'ers.
Mi" liinwii' Maddock, ol id in illy, vis
ilitil In r niiitlii'r t tlin Portland hutntar
i ii in SiiMiny.
Miss Grace . Marshall, ol NVw Ear,
vittilrd Ikt tiinrir. Mm. T. F. Kyaii, id
tlila city, Sunday.
Attormy Chrin Sehiiehcl spent Wed
ni'H.Uy nil Thursday in tliu MnHii'l
1.-1
!o..k
nit tin
w In n-
Mil l-ullnwM, ol HikIiIiiiiiI, llrt Or
Kun City Wmlimmliiy, lonkliiK flr Hi"
llnnl wlllfiiii-iit nl tlin fHliH ol I'll
(Bllicr, ol wliirh Im l KiliiiiniHtmtcr.
t.'. 11. CoHiH'r, ol Hi'llwooil, H In Orn
(mi City MninUy. Mr. Comr loiiucrly
rihiiliM t CliokV, Imt icixiitly pur-I'luim-il
iroii-ity lit SulUooil mul l iiink-
ll( lIlHl IliU lll'lllll.
(1, (iri-fii. ol Hiifiir. Wiim o roiinly, Iihi
lnki'ii ii I iit ti'inimmry hImhIb hI CUrkw
niiiH, wliwi li in rliiMri-n urn iltfiniiiii
,.-l,l. Mr. (ir will ifluril to Kant
jcrn OirK'in in Hi" Hniii(.
i C. I". I.Ktimii'ttti riiliiriu-il Tiii-i"liiy
' Inii inH.n Iriuii Sfiilili', lii-rii Iik
I ,i.i- i n two iliiy'n Ihihiiihhh lrii,
! inn ulti-r Ii-uhI niHiii-m. Il I
! uinii i-vwiiim for Hun Kmm-lMro,
i III. iilll 1)11 H IllmilH'HI llli-HIOII.
I ) Vrik:lit, Mini"" ImiiiM i" t Mol.ilU,
nil, I who mini limn hum wtt uri'li-nt-I
nlly uliol lliinlllill tin' tliiull, Wliil'l i"
I Himl I'oint, I'litli", 'l'-'t. " I" ,,,M
; ,it SiiinUy, inl whilt' not fiitiifly if
I ,.,.y.... (r. ,ni Mm i lliTln ol tlm woilinl,
: ln in i;n-iitlv iiiiimviMl mul will wi I
! nlili. l'i iiiovu ulioul without 11'" '! ol
ruiliilieit.
1'. A. ! '.Ii'li. ol Clii'lnili", Wmtli.. wait
in Oiion Ci')' 'ly r two tliiii Wf k,
limkinir nl'"' liiiBiin-M iiiHtlfM. Mr.
1. .1..1. i. il,.. In'ln.r ol tli till" C. A. I it'"!'.
loiim-rly.iltii.il city, wlmiii. it ri
liorli'il n'liiiil two wi"'k trn't, li'l " ;
milifil Niiifiilii itl l.kfvinw, in tlii ti'H.
Mr. I' Ui Ii naVM liiit noil iliil not tuke tlm
ilfutlily iliiitJ Willi HiiriiUI Intent.
M. VntBrli. nl llnrinK, miB of lli ml
iri.((ri'tiiiiv ItriiHMB in ClnrkMinn ooiinty,
wan In Ort-Kim City lnHt SKtunliiy. Mr.
Vt'lm li in now iiimiuUi tiiriiiK "'hiiiI !-!"
mi.iiIh of i.titt. r t-t k. whiili lie llniU
ri-B'ly limrki-l lor t litllry Hnrc. Hi'
n-iioitu that tlio im'W town ol HorinB in
niiiilly lit'i oiiiinil thriving (iUcb. ml
tlm rmlrniiil II foliillf teil tlit-rn
I will riot ! ninr roiiiiHiiiic town in Hie
I rniiiity.
I i; V. Waltlron. ol CremMil. raine in
i (rum lliwl jiIbi Tilt'nUy lo look
i Inmuifhit inlfti-hlii litre. Mr. V a
tliat the rsiBiit rain
Ito.n M Wnt llri'K'.n Cily, Novem-
In-r llMli. lo tliH wif ol W. K. Kclioolny, 1
twflvB pomiil liy. j
A unit. Clifton, ol I'ortUml, flM lt
for B ilivori'it In tlm rin-nit ronrt Wmlncii- ;
lay BiiiHl Fiiiiiiifl t'ltfiori. I'liiiiiliir
WH lmtiilniiini.nl for fik'lit yt'Hra- j
Tlm IjiitrlifriiiK Htuliliiniitnt formerly
run liy II I'.i'H'k'., on Mult) nln'ft, li
rlmliyi.il nwiiBri.liii, II. Hi-trolil ImviiiK,
. . , i .i ...i .i.iil.. 1
Ihm haliinuy inirriiBwii too """"' i
ini-nt.
C N. riowinin Iihb liMUKlit auit in tlin j
Jumii tt ronrt BifainKt Morria llolii-rla to i
rn'ovi-r 2 i0 lo' uoinmiMloii wlucli ihe
i'aiiHill allt'K'a Im ! Iiim on boiiib iroc
t-rty rolil fur IIib ili.lt.n.-litnt.
Tint yoiitiij m.oiIh ol i.Iib rieMliyli-rian
eliiin:li will j:lvii a ilimit noi 'ml at Hie
limiiit ol Mr ami Mm. Cliria Mniclm!
tliU ,'Kriilay) i-vftiinu. Kvi.rylio.y i"
viiry lionliiilly invileil to alti-nil tliia
HI M ' i It I .
(i W. I.arrny, an olil tiin n-Mit
f.l l 'li.ur frt'.'lc. nt'Hr Viola. Iii'il at liia
Ihiiiib fitrly Tniitl.iy morning, if
In-iirl finliiMi. Iifrt-iim-il wh 0 yeiifH ol j
Htfi. ami Iib'I livt'il worthy life ami wan ,
a iii'liil riti.i.n. j
IIbiih llitniimi, who ri'"i li..it out in tli ,
KiihI.tii pint of Hi" :"'Wity , hiiHlaint-il j
iiiiln arriuii ii.j'irma Momlity inoriiinif
l.ti l.i.inir kirki-.l liv a virioiia linrrn'. Il
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lni.l Koiin Into til" ftnll to f.'til tlm
lnl, with tli rt-Hiill BlatiM.
Tint initial TliankHiiivinu I lay wrviiiH
ttill he hi'l l a! K'. 1'a'il'a Kiim-oiAl
i lniri h at II o clot k. Tlm oir.-ruiit in
iiioiibv ami kiml, will Iw for tlm ''"'il
Smnatitiin IIo.itnl. The youiK l-"1'"
iiirlitlM will nifitf a (I'lfi-tion.
HUNTLEY'S
HUNTLEY'S
Jiuli. M. l'.rnle ailjourn"il rlrruit court
Tin''hiy fvi'iiinu, alu-r a minion limtini!
I'liiiHiJi-rahl" over two wi-t kn. From ht-re
tin- juiliie ot'ii to HilUhoro to comlurt a
tf rm ol court, hot li will r"tum hre on
thu 5th of January to hold a short term.
Jiiftii M of Hib l'eare Kliiip liaa liail Ilia
fourt room ami otlke rBnovateil anil
iiiii'Ih not only attractive in aiipearanie,
hut it in so arraiiiH that it i Vfry miii-li
morn i'onv"iii"nt. JmUe Kliip now It-Bla
that he fan rii-ne hotli ju"tit'e anl
law to lit tler ailvanlui).
Busy November Days
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Holiday Gml arriving every day now A big storo full of natisfiod customers A
crowd of pleased people examining and pricing and baying the latest novelties.
Those who put oH'bnying Holiday Good-i till Christmas week are never as well
satisfied as those who select early and it takes only a small deposit to secure any
article in our big stock. Come in and get in rnind what you want to give each
friend and relative Five minutes tf looking througli this big stock is worth a
week of thinking.
N 11 W BOOKS
The Conqui-it Mrs. Dye
Hook of Joyout Chil'lren
Jauiea Whitcomb Riley
Chattertiox for nJ
The Viriciniana - Owen WisUr
The Spleii'li'l I'"'- l'ortv's
Ct-rlruile Atherton
1-iiimy I.on - Mm. Martin
1'olHical History of U. S. -Chajieroiie
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Intrusion oflVuy, Anthony Hoj
llibtory of American l'eople
Wooilrow Wilson
Just So Stories - Kipling
fortune of Oliver H im -
I'. IIopkinon Smith
Capt Macklin, - K. II. iJavia
Rhuv.iii' I'olly - K. H. Llavis
The Two Vanrevel -
- Hooth Tttrkinton
Iloliavar I'asha -CilbiTt I'arker
letter From a Self Ma'le Mer
chant To His Son
All except not books ioll at a
discount from publishers prints.
Ask for our free catalog of
new books.
NEW
GOODS
WEEK
THIS
Pocket Books-Pornes- Chatelaine
Iiiii-Uill I5ook-Card C a 8 e b -M
riMic Rolls-Wrint P.aKH-Cignr
CaKftH-Traveling CaHf-Toi!et Casca
Lap Tablet rt-Albuiii!f-8iii()kipg Sets
Collar anil CufTSeti-Atoiiiizerii-Hilverwarft-Cutlery-l'nif-hcs-P
e r -fuiiHTY-Jtivenile
I5ks-G a m e h
Mirror."-Ktc.
New Ooinln ami New jiriocn iu Our
PH0T00 II A P1I I) K 1' A UTM ENT.
NewCaleinMlrMountt-Jfor Holiilay
gifts. 20 per cent discount on all
ailvertineil priceH of CameraH.
RAW MATERIALS
For those who are making up their own presents
Mat Hoard all shades Bristol Hoard Celluloid in sheets
Decorated Crepe Tissue Flower Tissue I'asstpartout Tipt-all shades
Glass :all Sslzes Cah-nder Card Mounts Hanger Academy
Hoard Canvas Oil Color Brushes
C. G. Huntley W. A. Huntley
Popular Price
Druesists and Booksellers
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had
coiinlry on a liiiniinn trip.
..-i. iu. il.u I. nulling thA pittatn ri'liortt'd
,,.Hl. r.,lll,rli.w.wsHin t-wn Tu.'mlay, Uwollen the Mre.ms very inalerially on
tlit tcnt ft "I l. C. Ilrnwnell.
(I. II. l'.hy waa a niMt..inT on Wed
lifi., lay nioi iiiii'h soiiili IkhiihI train for
KiiK't'iif, on a Inmini i"" trip.
II. l',uii.rili, of SUII'ird, was in Un-j-on
( i'y Wfdiirndiiy. Mr. Pamprin i a
rccriit arrival in tins I'ounlry.
J.li. Muinpower, of Stout', was in
Om-kiiii City Lint Saturday uttendinir t"
iinpiiitiiiil hilHinri.il iniitleis.
.Mr, John lih-iiHon, of this eily. ''"'t
Moiidry innriiiiitf for Kunlfrn On'K'in lo
romili tt' Ihe wool hui.iiiti.H for lliia aea
MO n.
i ' I'lmiii it wbh in tow n lant Sntur
tiny fijnniiuiiniitiiii a 'hul wlifreby he j
iiri utni. Iliii ow ner ol a linn i.irui, near
I l,iiiini.i ut.
Jiidn" J. Moreland, of FortUnd,
iK inOri'ifim Cily Tui-Hility, Bitendinif
lo iiiiKirtant h ual maltera before .Iililje
Alcllriiln.
Miss Helen (ileason, prinfipai of the
tir..wii'a M-houl. New Kra. viited lier I
parents. Mr. ami Mrs. John (ileason, of
lii hi city, Sunday.
W. II. Powell, of St. Helens, deputy
district attorney lor Columbia county,
wan ill Ort'K'tti City Tuesday, attending
to UtKul matter iHtfore the circuit court.
in his wt ion of the county. Nnn ol
tlm Mreuins wure so swollen that one
brnltf-, in psrlicnlai, which Mr. Wal
ilron i rtr-ae.l was two left under water,
and there was urent daniier of serious
laiiiave beinit dona to Inidtfe and nwnls.
IVUU i - - i
lleadi,iiartnrs for cornet styles and
prices lowest. Mits lioldsuiilli.
(inns and umbrellas repiired
made, and locks repaired at Johnson A
Lamb's.
If von want thu most effective styles
nnd prices lowest, call on Miss Hold
smith. j
Styles and nnalily in millinery com
bined with rock bot'.om prices. Miss
Goldsmith. .
Wanted, 21X10 or inoro hoop poles.
Apply to P. T. (ilenn, Kleotric hotel,
Ort'K'iti City.
The, Willamette has rist-n very rapidly
the past week, the result of the exlieme
ly hard rains. KeportB from up the
country are to the effect that there is an
abundance of water in the stream for
Ixmi navigation, and as a result
there is much aciiviiy in river traffic.
Kcv. Mr. Crait;, who was recently ap-1 Z
pointed pastor ot ihe M. E. church,
South, for Oreiton C"y and adjoininuU
Clackama county, lias starteu
GREAT FORCE SALE I
I have plenty of money to loan at 6
percent interest on real estate Bocuiity,
also money to loan on chattel mortnaes.
(ioHiios V.. Hayks.
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The only firHt-clasu Second-llanil Dealer in Furniture
Stoves and Utensils. It is worth your time to come
and examine the stock. You will find a full line
of New and Second-Hand Furniture, Stoves, Crockery
Hardware, Etc
HiKheHt cash price paid for second hand Roods.
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The memliers of Willamette Kebekah
lodlie were paid a fraternal visit last Fil
tUv eyeninc from the members of Co
lumbia lo lue, of Portland, who came by a
special csr. The fore part of the evening
was spent in social intercourse, and later
an elalairale but ijuet was enjoyed.
On Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at
Si. l'aul's Kpiscoi al chiirrh the subject
'ol tint M-riiion by the l'.ev. P. K. Ham
Imonlwillbe "Discipline," and at the
evening service at 5 o'clock on "F.xer
cine," The offertory solos will be sunn
by Dr. Francis Freeman and Mr. C. A.
Miller.
On Thursday ovenm of labt week the
local afseuibly of Artisans erj-iyed
very pb-asing musical and literary pro
gram. Following this was an oyster
supper served, after which dancing was
indulged In until rather a late hour, tl e
evening being enjnved only as Artisans
can enjoy such affairs.
The quarterly meeting seryicesfor the
Oregon City charge of the M. E. church,
South, will be held at Cnrransville next
Saturday nd fcnnday, November 2'Jnd
and Wd. Business meeting on Saturday
at-MWp. ui. Preaching Saturday and
Sunday by the presiding elder, Rev. E.
L. Fitch, ol Corvallia.
The Logim tract were filed for record
In r..iiint Um nr.lnr Henrv Stevens' of-
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flee Saturday afternoon by W. J. Nancy,
George and Jessie Zimmerman. The
tract re the former donation land
claim of Hector Campbell and George
Mill, and are situated about 2 mile
east of Sellwood, near the county line
towns in
a movement to purchase a block of prop
erty in this city on wl-ich to erect an edi
fice. The membership of the church
here is small but enthusiastic. The pur
chase of a block on Seventh street, near
the F.antliam school building, ii contem
plated. .
Henrv Ott. 13 vear of age, who ran
way from hi home at Sunnyside last
Friday, was taken into custotiy in uim
cily Saturday night. He wa taken
home by his brother. Thi i the third
time the boy ha run away from hi
borne, and it i believed that hi mind is
unbalanced. While confined in ttyi city
jail the boy continually beat the iron
bars, thinking he might effect his escape.
Wacheno Tribe, No. 13. Order of Red
Men, gave a bean so.ial and banquet
Saturday evening, in their hall, in honor
of John Wisemantle, the eldest member
of the order. Mr W'ieemantle also cele
brated bis CVIi birthday. Speeches were
made by the different members present
and music was furnished by the Macca-
bee quartet. Different games were
plaved and at the close a banquet
served, wbiih sent all the
homo in good spirits.
NOW ON AT
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Last Tuesday afternoon the stock
holilur of the Willamette Valley Chau
tauqua Association held a meeting to
bear a report ol a committee appointed
everal day ago to out line a plan for re
organization of the association, in order
lo make it more permanent. The com
mittee submitted a lengthy report, bnt
after much deliberation there was no
definite action taken further than an
agreement to increase the amount of the
capital stock of the association.
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II. B. Hobson has purchased through
J. H. Richard a 20-acre place near
Needy from Taul C. Neloo ond will
move there with his family. Mr. Kel
son, who arrived from North Dakota last
May, has bought Mr. Hobson' bouse
nd fraction of an acre on Hardcastle
avenue and will fix up and occupy the
property. Silverton Appeal.
P, J. Riding A Son have brought uit
lo the circuit court against John Church
ill and Sarah Churchill to recover the ura
of $125.38. Tbe plaintiff allege in their
complaint that between January 9, 187,
and January 1. 1901, they sold ana ae
livered to the defendants certain good
and merchandise amounting to $420.72.
The defendants have paid $295.34, leav
inir balance of $125.38. for which the
plaintiffs demand judgment.
I will sell. December 1, 1U02, about
thirty-five head of cattle, mostly hellers
and cow, one team, harness, and 3?,
wairon. nine hog, sixty chicken, and
farming implements at the Abernethy
bridge, Oregon City. R. O. Thomas
8ubcribed for the Enterprise.
Wa denim to direct the attention of
our readers this week to the large adver
tisement of Burmeister A Andresen,
who, without exception, carry the
largest and most complete st-ick of jew
elry and silverware to be found in this
state outside of Portland. This firm is
now preparing for a very large holiday
trade, and we cheerfully recommend
that before holiday purchase of their
line you consult their stock, hen in
stalled in their new suartera in the
Garde building, Main and Seventh
streets, we venture the statement that
no larger or better assorted stock of
goods can lie found in the Willamette
valley. -
Statu or Ohio, Citv or Tolkdo.I ss.
Li CAS COl'NTY. )
Frank J. Cheney makes an oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm of F
J. Cheney Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDKED DOLL ARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured bv the use of IIu.il s Catarraft
Cure. FRANK J, CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this Gth day of December,
A. D. 189G.
A. -.V. GLEASON,
j seal I Notary-Public.
Hall's Catarrah Cure is taken inter
nally end acts directly on the blood and
mucous surlaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
F.J. CHENEY, CO-.Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES:.
Lile Elastic. 1 "4 yds
Men' Wool Seamless Sox. 2 pairs for
Men' Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers
Men's Heavy Weight, Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers.
Men's H. W. Ribbed.
Men' Double Front and Back Overshirts
Men's Cotton Jersey Overshirts
Men's Navy Blue Overshirts
Napkins, a for ... .
Oil Boiled Turkey Red Napkins, 6 for
Unbleached Table Linen, per yd
Percale, all colors. 32 to 36 inches wide
Flannelette and Outing Flannel, Heavy Weights
Good Size Clothes Brushes
Shoe Brushes .'
Pure Bristle Hair Brush
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Fleeced Under Vests and Pants.
Toolh Brushes A 1
Comic and Scenic Views per dcz
Sterograph ea
Lead Pencils per d'z
Fine Gilt Watch Chains
Men's Fancv Morans Suspender
Children's Fine Plate Necklaces
Men' Celluloid Collars ..
Cuffs per pair
3 Bir of Toilet Soap in a Box
Ladies Round Fancy Garters
34 Grev Shut Blanket
Black and Fancy Taffeta Silk
Ladies Blk Lisle Gloves
Ladies Kitchen Apron
Ladies' Fleece Lined Shirts aud drawers, each
Rubber hair pins, per card
t -t. V. OS
riaiKiuiuu
Side combs, per pair 3
Children's fleece lined shirts and pants, from 6 to 14
Ladies' colored mercerized underskirts oS
Ladies' White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 3 for jo
Leather Belts, each
School Umbrellas (4"
School Lunch Boxes
Silkaline Crochet Cotton, 3 spools for
Extra Large Comforters 9
Ladies' Silk Finish, Fleece Lined Hose l
Pearl Buttons. 2 dot 5
Tants Buttons, 3 dor 5
Curling Iron "
X Celluloid Dress Comb : V ' V. ' ' . .2
AUuminum Hair Pin on card. Large, Medium and Small, I dox each .18 i
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Remnant ol embroideries, linen, valinceenes, and chantilla, ribbon of all
graces and width, corsets of all grades, shapes and styles, latest novelties
in .plica, braid and other laces, excellent line of battenburg tidies,
squares, and center pieces. All of these will be sold at a great reduction.
Oiber articles too numerous to mention will be sold in proportion.
Irj"infrPrT,aratlonS """P'y deycl
op dry catarrh; they dry up the secretions,
w hich adhere to the membrane aud decom
pose, causing rt far more 6crioustrt'iib!etban
the ordiimry f or:a of catarrh. Avoid all dry
ing iuhuhuiU, ;i-.in"s, rnu ken uul mutts
and use th;it wlmb. cleauses, Foc'.hcs and
heals. Ely's Cream Palm is t irh a renieny
and will cu-e cater-h or cold in the her.d
easily and plensi itt:. A trlul rizo will be
mailed for 10 ceats. A'.l druc'isls seU the
60c. size. F.lvBrotlic"i. 06 V amu St., N.Y.
The B:d:n curc without pain, does not
irritate or canao suceiicg. Ii s) rcjds itr.ell
over an irritated nnd :if,'ry sur'sco, reliev
! l,n,.,,1lnt.!v the TMiiiiful inflammation.
With FJy's Cream .Balm you are armed
against Nasal UaUrrn ana nay 1 BTer.
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PIONEER
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Freight and parceU delivered
10 all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE
Built to Fit the Feet,
Yet combining style with blissful comfort. Come in
and look at our Bumuier footwear. Late styles and bottom
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