OEGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9 1903
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Cd iQt.-fr A A .Cw.iC ift iO .rO,0, AiS
Corrtwpondent ar requested to re
r" their work. We will supply ll
e.-essary stationery. Tim new from
yiir neighborhood should appear in
Ifcos col n inns every week. The busy
iin is past you should renew your
fvrrespondeiice work.
Viola.
V. H. Mat toon was in Portland last
week.
Kev. John Cover, of Salem, will preach
t Viola Sutiday eve.
! isa I.nlu Miller gave a nutv for the
joung lolka at her home Cluistmas eve,
J. W. Kxon has bought K. A. Smith's
cream separator. Mr. fhitith has sold
M cows nJ gone into the sawmill bust
The business meeting of the Fpworth
Lf.igue met at I. W, Kxoo's Wednesday
eve and elected t!ies otlicers tor tlie new
yar : lYesi.lent, Olive fenny ; vice-presi
Sat, Kay Miller; second vice-president,
i-y Hamilton ; third vice-president, J.
V fcxon ; fourth vice-president, Mrj. J.
W- Kxon; secretary, Lulu .Miller; treas
urer, Albert Stone.
Klilnrado.
Mr Holt is here on visit.
Kd. Payne is hauling spuds.
1. am. Stevens was in our burg
Mon-
.y. N
Earnest Jonej was trading horses
Sunday.
l.ouis Buckner called on his cousin
S'indiiy.
(J-oige Albright left for Eastern Oie
jon Tuesday.
Jim F'isk Fold his horses to S. W
B-iney Tuesday.
Katie Lyons and fiiend were iu Ore
f "ii City Tuesday.
Annie P.snev mid Miss Sebaliiu.
i a led on Jones' Sunday.
Clyde Smith and Norman Howard are
huine from ti e Columbia.
lli-hland
Mrs. Nicolas is visiting her bitter in
l'o tland.
Bardel Van IiPire U home visiting his
p.irents a lew il ivh.
Schooi has re-ceried if;er enjoying
to week's vai atiou.
Several faruir4 have recently pur
fh;ised homes in this pirne.
Mr. Red Mrs. Geo. North lave re
turned borne alter a wek's v;sit iu Ore
V n City.
Mis lrna Lacrrr. of Viol, is stay
i' L' with Mre. 11. N. North, ai d is gou'u
to school. i
Ml. hi. d Mis. iln'cliiii.'on and danh-t-r
Atliit cn, hsc rrturi'td fn.rn a w-ek's
risit down the Columbia where
li.ve been visiting telatives.
thev i
0. V. lUrrincton, who has b,.,.n I
f pending the pa,t monil, at In. me. ,.(,
W edntfd iy f,.r San Franrif-co where he j
..i l visit I. is ti.sior, .Mr. J. . Coply. I
I...: I . fi i i
Marv Walton'., f Klv. were m'.,iried V '
y ear's day. are,rry t" lose Mr. I
Parith, but what is our Iosk is Liv's gam. j
MafTonl
Pry ar.d windy wea'lier.
Hay is on the ifcove again.
PrifeSi
"When the butter won't
come put a penny in the
churn," is an old time dairy
proverb. It often seems to
work though no one has ever
told v.hv.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
' a 1 i n 1
r;ain sircng-.n ana nesn we
say give them Scott's Emul
sion. It is like the penny in the
nilk beqause it works and
because there is
something
astonishing about it,
Scott's Emulsion is simply
a milk of pure cod liver oil
with some hypophosphites
especially prepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be
cause it i.- so perfectly adapted
to their wants.
For all weak and pale and
thin children Scott's Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treat
ment. We will send you
the penny, ,
sample free.
a
E ture that thia picture in
the l .r... U a hhzl on tli
rappl of every bottle ot
Ltnuihion you buy.
5C0TT & BOWNE,
Chemists,
409 Pearl St., N. Y.
;pc. and Ji.oo; all druggists.
Sift
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
It yrm fcavn't a rnvUr, aHar mowttiont f tfc
Kwla Trf 4T,Tv'r til or will b. your
opn, and M U. Frtroa-. In th ihk
Violent yhrt or pll potaon, U ntnni. Tha
U bwl ul cImm U to Ul
CANDY
OATHARTIC
CAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
P1u, PmUtt.M, fotost, Tt OoM, !
od, hTr 8Uhn, wtftkoa or Oiipt la, 16 d4
Sr. uili p.r twl. WrlM(ut(iMMiuviiU4 bs
UlMkMltk. ASinM ill
aNrihtf Rsawd) Csapssf, Chicago r Nsw Toriu
KEEP YOUR ELOOD CLEAH
Grandma Beuter is very sick.
We have a new stove in the school
hou.se. Mr. Wesscnborn's now cellar wall has
caved in.
Manv of onr farmers have not yet dnf
their potatoes.
0. M. Oa:e, of SeiUood, spent Sunday
witli his parents,
Richard Oldonsts.lt 1ms put his potato
difc.'Kr under cover foi the season.
Mrs. H. Selmtx has returned from a
week's visit w ith her parents at Sheridan.
The young people of Fro Pond came
up and jruve Mrs. Clans Peters a surprise
Saturday i.ilit.
Crows are lihtin in some tiehls here
by the hundred? a very unusual occur
rence for ttiis section.
lhed Jamurv 2nd, of dropse, at M.ir-
qiiaiu Hilt, Ponland, Mrs. Maiy A.,wifo
ot Uon. E. A. Mote. Interment look
place in the Baptist cemetery here on
afternoon of I tie o'rd. Her husband and
onlv daughter, .Mrs. Winnie VVatkius,
survive her.
.Matforrt.
Several if the farmers are butchering.
Mrs. Keutter is ill at ths home of her
daughter, Mrs. M. Schieve.
Ferdinand Schmi'ke bus returned
from Washington and Sesppoose, Or.
.Mr Schniitke, of Washington, was the
guest ol his brother iu-law, O. Beutter.
The S afford school is crowded to the
U'nioet, and still more children are com
ing. Last Sund.iv B. F. Wed, lie and family
were visiting hi h tieo. l'.'lligeu and
family.
Kevival serviced will he he'd at the
German Partial el urch everv evening
at 7.o0 P.M. of tins week.
last Paunlny Oie remains of Mrs.
Mocs, nf IVr'litnd. were laid lo rest in
e '-llui jra ourmi grotitnis.
I Mis Jennie Kei. hie. who Iihs been
iring with her parents in Portland,
''"r ng the hoh.lays, has returned lo take
charge of iier school. .
(.'tiarlf s Waetitte, a eninpositor on the
K irnvn Timu uln Im4 li.An vly.
t'ing with his tolks, (Kov. C. Waehtte, ) I
hu8 returned lo his post of duly.
Clurka.
Miss Emma Kleins-nnlli, who baa been
spending ihe holiday vacation with her
Parents, has return d to Monmouth to
resume her studies in the N jini.il ecliool.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brown, of Grand
Kedve, MfchiL'an, were the guerU of Mr. !
and Mrs. C P. Tdllman during the holi- j
days and have continued their journey j
lo California, that land of eternal euii-!
shine. j
At the annual election of officers in;
in Highland (irange, No. 2!il. Mr C. N. ;
I n ,lina a. !..... ..I 1 I.-
a.n'ii? nan iiri.e.l lUHSier, l . Jt lV'ngO,
overseer; i. K. Miller, secretary; Nora
Miller, lecturer.
rt. , l 1 1 . . r . .
ine lonnwirg cilia is Were e ectec in'
the M. E Sunday school to sprvn the en- !
ening year; Orvid Martin, superintend
ent; Engine KleinHinith, secretary, Au
gusta Marshall, treasurer; Eetel'la Lar
kins, librarian.
Our school f district .'L',. commenced
Monday, Jan. 5, with Mi-n Minnie Grace
as teacher, at a salary of per month.
This is $10 per month less than has ever
been paid before in this district. Is it
to be wondered at that our best teachers
are leaving the profession? Lhd we make
a mistake in calling it a profession ?
Please excuse the mistake.
Barton.
Annie Henkle was the guest of Annie
Burghardt Sunday.
Miss Emma Burghardt is visiting Mrs.
Emuia Liehle, of Mairord.
Jim Henkle maile a flying trip lo Ore
gon City one day last week.
Charles Burghardt is busy hauling
feed and wheat from Oregon City.
E. F. Preston and family have moved
hack on their old place to stay.
Mr. John Henkle is visiting a brother
and oilier relatives in Corvallis.
Mr. C; Coppack and family have now
moved in the house across the street
from Barton.
Albert Preeton, from Burlington, Kan
sas, ia viBiting folks whom he hasn't seen
for twenty-three,years.
Mr. Gerlsnger, of Portland, Is putting
in a saw mill on Deep Creek, which
makes it quite lively around town.
l'nconselun3 from Croup
During a sudden'and terrible attack of
croup our little girl was anconscions from
strangulation, says A. L. Spatford, post
master, Chester, Mich., and a doee of
One Minute Cough Cure was adminis
tered often. It reduced Ihe swelling and
nflammation, cut the mucous and soon
the child was resting easy and speedily
recovered. It cures Coughs, Colds, La
Grippe, and all Throat and Lnng trou
bles. One Minute Cough Cure lingers in
the throat and chest and enables the
lungs to contribute pure, health-giving
oiygen to Uie blood. Geo. A. Harding.
Miss Olive rreston, who has boon
sending the holiday at home J loft for
Trmitdale, where she is attending school.
A farewell parly was given at the resi
dence of Mr, and Mr. K. II. Itiirghatdt
in honor of Kdward llurghardt, who do
parted for the logging camp in Wash
ington Friday, About twept were pies
ent. The evening was spent in a social
wsy. All departed at a Very late hour,
wishing Kdward a prosperous New Year
Beaver treea.
Mr. Barret passed through here today
hnntim; for more cow,
Few of the vi'iintt ptHip'e cf thia phuH)
attended the t.R.kct social at Cants lust
Week.
William Roberts has been on Ihe nick
list for the last week ami ia prott'essinn
very- slowly.
( Mohonhouer moved to lha 1, W.
. Thomas woo.) ramp house last week and
is employed by V, 1.. Lewdling.
( has. H. Vn Waruii;, the sont for
Ihe Ure"ri Nursery, of Salem, was iu
Beaver Creek thia week.
The school here beiran Monday Isst
after two week's v.vcalrTm. Tlie people
aie dis.ipiHiintetl that the Im'II was not
pu t up, hut ho frame Is ready.
Mr. Anderson, who was in Beaver
Creek aliout eiht months ait, has no
come hack lo Uri'ipm and brought his
family alomr. He has sold his larui in
l.ikota and has a itmid (oc kot and is
look in ir for a f.irm in Beaver C'reek.
Miss Annio Paux, ol Oregon City, vis
bed her parents at Beaver Creek New
Years and invited a number of her
friends lo take dinner with them. Thim
piesent wt ie: Mis C. r'iaher and b.do,
.Waruaret Lea is, B. pixlier," L. I'aus, S.
I Parry, J. Fisher, M. l aus, O. Fisher, II.
I hue, .Mrs 1 anz, Mrs. II. Jones.
William Paitz and Atrel Thomas. All
enjoyed a (tiod lime.
STARTLED
By some sudden aouniVsUe dmps Ute
vase upon tlie floor. She U nervous and
may be told that ncrvouauesa ia a luxury
which onlv a ,
rich woman can
afford to indulge
in. Nervousness
lias cost many a
woman her po
sition. Some-
I times when wom
en run machin
ery the price of
nervousness is
mutilation, a
linger lost or pcr
hntw the whole
hand crushed.
Nervousness in
women is com
monly but a
s y m p t o m o f
wom.inlydisase.
It is uselc! in
s vh ens to
"doct r" tor the
uerves alone.
Cure the disuses
winch att.ick the
delicate woman
ly orinism and
nervousness will
ix curco aiso. .
Dr. Pierce's S?
; Favorite Pre
scription nlnUt s weak
women
!"'" o:nen well. It establishes regular.
ity, dries weak cm n
mation and uhvr..;
weakness. It tr.i:ij
induces refrtsiiiii"
jj (l.ains, hr.iW lnil'im-
i.v. .i:id cures female
c.iii'es the nerves and
Sl-C...
In l!l f!l ,f !
I we imiril-J with rrrv.
niisiirw. hts.l...-',!?. ii.tl lr.Mit Si. fr-male
wraVnr. wntrs V.-n IU: !.,ii lira, ry ol
j S'-s'a. iiej ' " N. V. -Last jmm-r 1 wrote
: y..'j a:til y-.n a '.vis. ! t. ti ttv v...ir Fiivuntc
I Jrrscri;.tin nii.l i;..i.lrn Mriiiinl Ii.vwrry.'
I ilul s. . nnl I l):y:iii t i.m.:.ve r.it.nllv Ctin
j llnucd t.iim til- iii.- Juiiir, l.alf a itnf a isirh nt
' favorite IT- r-,; is. : ' hm I Col-t'n Mnltril
line. .very ' .,r Uir ..Mte if five mnnllta. u l in
lr tliiin a yr.ir )....: f'-ii:id uiy f:rmrr htalth
I l)r. Pierce's Pleasant Ptilets clear the
uiudjy compret.io.1.
Kittle (.'reek.
As I have noticed no newi finin this
part of the county for a few weeks, I
write a few lines.
School started again this inortring
after a vacation of one week. Mr. Carr
is teaching a good schuol giving general
satisfaction.
Several horses have been sick during
the last week. II. S. liihsort lost a val
luhle large horse, They are allln-red
with the staggers. The disease neernB
to he disappearing.
win. I'ougias ..inn wile nave heen
spending Iheir honeymoon viidting
friends in these parts during the pat
two wlieks. They will return to Steven
son, Washington, next Wednesday.
W. V. Palrnateer, a big wheat raiser of
Douglas, Morrow county, accompanied
by his wife and daughter Matlie, Is
visiting here. He will return to lionglas
in about two weeks. Mr. Palrnateer
still onns his ranch here, but has found
that farming in Eastern Oregon is much
more prohtablu than here. ,
The sun is shining this morning and
we hope the weather will continue vood
so that farmers will have a chance to do
80," l'lo'"'"if. Bul very little seeding
was done last fall. Some of Ihe farmers
have not yet finished digging their pota
toes. J. W. I'ouglas bus just lirnsbed
digging his crop, he had li'A) sacks.
lleuds) should .Vrer Ache.
Never endure this trouble. Use at
once the remedy that stopped it for Mrs.
N. A. Webster, of Winnie, Va . she
writes "Dr. King's New Life Pills whollly
cured me of sick headaches I had so
fprered from for two years." Cure Head"
ache, Constipation, Biliousness. 25c at
Geo. A. Harding's drug store.
Finds Way lo 1. 1 re I,nng.
The startling announcement of a Dis
covery that will surely lengthen life ia
madehyeditorO.il. Downey, of Chti
ruhusco, Ind. "t wish to state," he
writes, "that Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption is the most infallible
remedy that I have ever known for
Coughs, Colds ahd Grip. It's invaluable
to people with week lungs. Having this
wonderful medicine no one need dread
Pneumonia or Consumption. Its relief
is instant and cure certain." Geo. A.
Harding guarantees every 60c and $1.00
bottle, and give tria bottles free. 1
strong, !
DR. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and
Backache
All dtisassa of Ktilnsya,
Blaildsr, Uiiuary Orsaus,
Al. Khsuiiiatlim, Bscs:
arhs.HsartUUeai Orl.
Krupiy, fsmale TrouUlus.
CURE
Don't bseome dlsoouraisd. There la
OUisforyou. If esiry write fr. Ion nor
He tins iisiit a lltu ilmo eiirlnii Just such
cennyoiira. All eiiusullatlona Free,
"Gliiltt months Iu tod, lieavy bsckaclis,
pain ami aorenesa ai'Mai kidneys, also rl..n
mullsni. Oiher rennsllist (ailed, 1 ir. I eu
nor Klilnsy and Haoltiu'lio l ure cured ina
romplolely. I. WAVKKS, Handel, N. V,"
Pruitaistn.twc.lt. Atk f.-rC.H.k H,.,,. Frss.
CT VITIIQ'nlNPC H.ireCiire ( IroiiTur l'r
0 1 V 1 1 UO UAflOLKi hiior. ....luMl.N.Y
Csolijf.
J. II. Graham has been (pie ill during
the pssl week
The Old Fellows lod.-e will Install
now nlli. era Fiidiy evening January
inh, vm.
Mis (Jordelia Stevens, of Portland,
spent the houdsya u tilt friends and iel
atives at Ptverside.
After spending Ihe holi.l.ns with his
miillior, Fred Both rotiiiued Sunday to
the t). A, College at Coivallis.
IJuile a number of Artisans attended
the .!g. in Oiegon C!ily on New Year's
nlgtit. 1 hey say they were entertained
royally.
Jack II uvard was a'dc lo resume a'ork
with Ihe steam shovel on tlioL'nd after
liolnK k"pt luuiti with a cruslind baud
lor two weeks.
U. Bitty mi l son liengo, left bore
riiiirsilav evening for S.nta Barbara.
Cat. .Mr. Ba'tv b.is t.iken all his house
hold giMt.ls and intends in reiuaui them
for siiuik tun".
The city council met last night ami
transacted coiisidershle bii-ini ss. W in.
KinwhlwHs elected cily lecoi.ter j .lnlm
Urahaui chief ol pulico; O. B. Mack
street commissinner. Tim S.1I0011 lamd
of II. A. Yorpthl. also F. Aslinan was
accepted. A committee wai appointed
to purchase tidy chairs fur t.ie city ball.
Bills In the amount ol all nit J'-'i O'J wo.ro
ordered paid, alter wtno.i the conui il
adjourned Ij moot at ttioir unit regular
sessiou.
8irlttgnatrr.
Springwater is getting ui out of the
ashes.
There was a very nice entertainment
anil Chris'imis tree at tint (irung. hall,
I lirisliius hvn.
Mr. Pslnter has sold W. Hard and
Charles Hard eighty acres nf land that
was adjoining them lor HI .
I The eilh'ienl minister. J . Hatch, ol the
' Spriugualt'i4 church, is in iking a guild
ellort to rebuild an fSdil church.
Th young poople had a very enjoy
able time at Char is II inl's New Vent's
Kve and also at II. (Miner's Saturday
evening.
Saturdav, Juim try ID, will be installa
tion day at the Springs'uter Orange
No I'ti.'t There are eix nf in-.oiocis
to be initiated.
It is reported that thti climate of Arl
Zona is bcnelh i.l to Ms lb.i Lsa'idleii's j
health We all hope she will reglitl her
health and return homo soon.
Liveruicre ('o. h.is a shingle mill iu
Mr. Kidgeways ceder timber. Capacity I
twenty thousand a day. New engineer
and head sawer at the Shihley and
Kandle saw mill alio are .1. A. Shihley
and J. Lincoln.
A. Carev has given up W. II. Kamlle's
farm anil has moved in A. I.acey's dry
house, near his own hind which he is
! imnrovintf and building on. As Mr.
Carey has given up the K.imlle place, I
MipiHiSo It will he to iel to some one else.
Howl View.
Mis. Allen, of Portland, is visiting at
the hoinu of Mrs. Taylor.
John and Ellen Probst returned lo
Forest (jrove, after several weeks vaca
tion spent at their home here.
Clyde ft iker, who Ins been vis. ting
friends und relatives during the boliiUM
returned to his home at Lacomh, Friday.
Will Barber, who rp"iit the holidays
at home returned lo Eugene Saturday
morning to resume his studies at the
state University.
Lloyd Parmen, who is visiting at the
home of Kev. J. M. Barber, was taken
serioiinly ill, but at the present writing
is much improved.'
A watch meeting was held ot the
home of F. F. Seely Wednes Isy evening.
There were quite a number present and
a most enjoyable time was had.
Physicans Prescribe it
for their most Delicate
Patient. Old and Pure.
FOR BALE BY
. E. MATTHIAS -Sole
Agency for Oregon City
i
a r n r tOi s -v? v itr-s?v b i
mmmti
On Friday venluic Miss Ellen Probst
as tendered a surprise party by about
4.1 of her friends. Miisln and Kaituti
were the order of the evening, alter
which relreshmnnta were served. All
present report having spent a most en
joystile evening.
The ms'ipie hall iriven hv the A, O,
V W. Lislgs New Year's F.va was a de
ci.li d suoc.-ss. The prises for th best
renreiMiited cliaractora wprn won hv
jChas. Moaier and Miss Helen Murray
anil lor tte most comic characters were
won by Otto Peters and Miss Miller.
tlarllrlil .
The general health of lbs rommiiuily
la very g.Kid,
We have bud about I g' Indies of snow
o fsr and slock Is doing well.
Mr. II. Anders and familv were I he
guests nf Mr, and Mrs, tleorgii l,ockrhy
last Similar,
School In ths Irving school house Is
fori'M .iug nicely with Miss 1 1 icon-
hotlieiii as teacher.
Klviti Myers, of Ihidg , w.,o has been
atlendiug school In Oailb'ld, Went hon,s
lo spend Sunday and has not returmol,
Ths Tracy idnsi Is doing verv nicely
with Mr, K. Surlaca, Idtcher. Wn also
have a new stove in the Tracy distiicl,
which ws needed badly as the old one
could liol tie regulated.
H.il.trd I. HineV has relnrned lo ths
laud ol showers again, bring eg ills wife
with him this time, llewaeottt here a
few y ais ago bul relumed lo Virginia
for Ihe girl lot Ii.vm.I, ibeii ho'h came out
lo Ihe land of showers and red apples lo
make their home.
Wm, Hold. ii h id Ihe inlidorlune lo iret
a fall while feeding 'ock Christmas eve,
uv which lie received a roiihl-ion tin bis
lorehend over the right eve which might
h.iyii been Mill. . it is, mi la doing
wen. save inn ornament ol s liluck eye
for Ih.lh ho.id.iys.
Il.irlbdd (Irang.i held a wa'cli meetin,r
and buslnesa mrtiing on New Year's
eve, at which lime severs! new memhers
were initialed, a't -r which they hud a
short tirog'amme billowed by an oyster
silpH'r. The uieinhcrsiii nutniiert ni'nr
one hundred at present, with s. veril up
plications for menibersliii Mile. I out.
Also we are lo have a large new halt In
the spring.
The residents nl (iarlh ld were Invited
Iu a reception in honor nf Mr. and Mrs
Epperson at their residence. A larti.t
number i. f frienes and relatives Were In
attend men to show their high esle-m fur
their lij.-nd, neighbor and heiicf..ctor,
M r. Epperson, and to meet bis bride.
Theelderlv friends Were received from
two till fi'tir P M , in w h'ch lliuii a score
or more met ami tendered their congratu
lations, to the lei. In um grnoin. Al 7 : IU
P. M., the vollllg peoiln met at l(. W.
I'almaleer's and proceeded in a body lo
Ihe resilience of Mr. Epperson, where
tlev Mpt-iit a lew hours pleasantly. The
gil 'siM weie served refreshments. TheV
all enj oved themselves so Well that Ihey
were loMi to g w hen li lime for leave
taking came Each g te-l joined w il II
Mr. Icp-rs ni's host o Irien.N in wish
ing him and his wife many hippy and
prosperous ye.irs to come.
Hi. MS l.'l h;
(In p.iu Joi .inn 'Si.) hlej ,.iiis'j
Q
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
This prepiirut ion cemt ;ilus u'l of tho
dih't'lUhlS h I'd digests nil kinihiof
food. Jt gives liisl:inl. rchi f and never
falls to cure. It allows ynu to eat all
tho ood you vr'iiit. The tiiostsctisltlve
stomachs can take It. l'.y lis iimj muny
thousands of dvpcpl les h.ivo been
cured after everything else failed. It
ji uncqualicd for all sunnach troubles.
It can't hc!p
but do you good
Prepared onlv by ?:.('. In Win .v Co., ( lil.nno
Thu tl. txilllucoutiilnt',, llli.i slln !sv. u
i:erj llilntc must no before lir
holidays:. i:iery tiling reduced
Miss 4'. 4.'IUiiallli.
l's Bromo Lix for enii.'hs, (-olds and
a grinpt.. Price 'J't cents a box at
CliHitintii A Co Kicli box entitles
on to ono guess on the uu.iratitimd g ild
atch.
'I he Siecrct ( I X I.ITe.
('oiihisis ill keening all the main organs
of the body in health, regul ir action, and
iu ipncklv destroying deadly disease
germs, hlectrle liitteri re.'tila'e Sloiii-
icli, Liver and Kidneys, purifvlhe blood
and xive a splendid iippetite. They work
wondurs in curing Kidney Troubles, Fe
male Complainta, Nervous Distunes,
('onstij ation, Dyspepsia and Malaria.
igoroiis health ami strength alw ays fob
ow their use. Only b')c, guaran teed by
Geo. A. Harding, drug'ist.
ASK
Druggist
for
10 CENT
TRIAL SIZE.
Ely's Cream Balm
Civet fttlitf at one.
It rlf anflf. ooihi and
tifilt Lbe tkm iimmii
hrdfie. It curei Catarrh
and drlrttA away a Cold
In tlie Head uuk kit. It
ATARRH
la atHKrlcd. Ileal! and ProtrrU tho Mfmtirao.
Hmluri'M the Hen Ml Of 'J AstA fttllj Htllf.II. Klill lx
WW.: Trial sins Kir.! t Dniiririiiuor hf mall.
tLl UllOTUKKfi, IA Vt urea buuet, Stw York.
I'olN it rati iy AtintU.
"My wife was so ill that good physi
eians were unable to help her," writes
M. M. Austin, ot Winchester, Ind., but
was completely cored by Dr. King's
New Life Fills. ' They work wonders in
stomach and liver troubles. Cam Con
stipation, sick. headache. 25c at (Jeo. A.
Iliardiog'i drugstore.
33HEDULES OF TIME
HOUTIIKHN I'AClk'll) RAILWAY
WOK I It IIOIINI1.
:IM). iu.
in. (Albany Local)
(1:10
sot'rit iiiipnii,
tl:'."2. in.
4 ;M l. lit. (Albany Local)
U:U. in.
Daily River Excursions
... .. or
(UtiCtiiiN I I I Y II lATH.
imi.v . imiii'i.R,
Imivs I'OIITI.AM)
PiMit Taylor 81,
10:t0 A. M
Is-svs OltKlKIN CITY
Kool Kiglith Ht.
7 fW A. M,
4 l P. M
1 .10 P,
M.
Only Hit full. iwIiik landings, will h mads:
MsKoiins'a, Melilrutu's, Mony'i,
llislsy'i and tiswrg.i, HuniUv rii'sptnd.
UOJNI) Tttll CICNTH.
()rs(in t'llj Trniisiirlttliin Co,
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
DAILY TIMING,
I) Iyi
K. H'ly
rial.
rJi n
Klleellva
July ft,
D'ly D'ly
.a i-.m.
II pi U 40
III Id N ,1
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7 W il ii
7 .' il lo
7 M a. in
no p. Ill
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A ;n p. m
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AST'UMA
hi: A-stin-:
I'ONNK.'ri'iS'H.
All Irtiitis mnk.e i-'nis i-oiiiietuioiii nl (iotila
th nil .N.iilliero I'm Hie trelna lo or from
the K t or hoitn.l I'.ilnte.
At I'lirllninl w II i all trains ennn- I'nlori
I'riiot.
Al Ai'uini with I. It A- N C.t.'s hoats and
rail hits, sn l huanisf T. J. Poller. u an I
Iro n lUa'S, n,, North II. it. h ihiis.
'l'irsl nllifn, '.V1 'b.rr.-.oi l.. I futon
lepot. J. r. M.Vu,(ieii. I'fs. Agl.
A -i iria, Or
PORTLAND TO
THE DALLES
lly tlie fast
and coin -
111(1. liollH
HttStiier
Regulator
F.ciivcH I'ortlniid daily cxi'ejtt
.Sunday tit 7 u. in.
This is th (irctit Soetiio Ilmito.
All tourist luliuit that tho Hcfiiory
on tho .Middle Columbia in not ex
ct'll"'! Tor hi'iiuty and gratnlt'tir in
tho Unittnl States. Full informa
tion by oddrfHHing' or railing ou
J. S. HOOTII, Agent,
Tel. 014. Portland, Or.,
Ofliceand wharf. fiMjt of Oak St.
S. J YAUGILf
Livery, Ki-eil and ."uleHtalile
ORCCONCITY.
LOCATED BKTWKKN TIIK IIUIUl.K AMI
I.tCI'oT.
Double and Single tirt, and sad
dlo borses always on hand at tli
loweHt pricoH. A corral) oonnocU'd
with the barn forlooxe Htock.
Inforinalion regarding any kind oi
stock promptly attended to by person i
letter.
Horses Douffht and Sold.
Horses Boarded and Fel on reason
hie terms.
J
2X)0 milcB of long di
tance tolcjibono wire in
Oregon, Wellington, Cali
fornia and Idalio now in
ojMtration by the I'acifio
Station Ttdejihone Com
pany, covering 2,250
towns.
Quick, accurate, cheap
All the satirifaction of a
Clonal communication,
iwtance no efloct to a
clear understanding. Spo
kane and San Francisco
as eanily heard as Port
land. Oregon City office at
Harding's Drug Store.
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THE ENTERPRISE
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PRINTING
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