OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY JANUARY SO, 1903,
rM.iinviiii1lritrM' '
Correspondent ate r-tpies-ted to r
tew their work. We will supply nil
etrssary Mationery. lhe new from
jour neighborhood should appear ii
IheMM-olumna evcrv week. 'Hie husv
teaon is past yn should renew your
orrespondence wmk.
I.'if an.
The I.oc.m Hancit-n ac hool. which as
H5nifil atwnit two weeks atto, had i f
rt lesson lat KrnUv evening About
twenty-five vour men L1 usshik lileil j
kir i nut ruction but had Wen o ah.soilrtd
ill thought llml l hey lu:lec(ed lo l-rni
Wdies, and consequent y the bo 0111
umlieted them lour to one. Willi.un
town, the reut violinist, furii'sln d the
untie and Prof. J. K. Arthur instructed
(lie da", which, it i-eetns, in further d
nccd in expeiience than vears. and
mill, undoubtedly, soon graduate v. it !i
kih honors.
Mullnu.
Mike Pendleton was visiting here I. st
week.
Mr, Hounds and family have nioveil to
Lil-ral.
Mis Addie ('litiMeii a
is
at
,oine
Hi is w inter.
Adkins Imis. were running; their lns
tint) week.
Mis. Bin-lay is rook for the piling
m p near Union Mills.
A IVmirun is woikinn for the Tioliin
gor hoys in the awmill.
Mta. I.vons ?H'nt a lew Jys at Lvonn.
ear Meliama week.
Airiies Wa'Hu-e spent a few days with
Kmy Lyons this week.
We w ill try o renieent our li'lle hur:
in i lie Knterpri-e in the future.
A;ne8 wallaee was thrown from a hoise
l-t Sunday hut not i-eiiously hurt.
More rain, more ret, hut the Ore."n
us are used to that so there's no kiek
(rout t hf 111.
Mrs. Minnie Gibson and daughter,
Kutti, of S.ilem, are visiting .Mrs. I'an
it'ls at present.
Mri. I'aniel", who l as heer visiting
ber daughter in I'tali the past month.
Ikis returned home.
Kred Woodsnle has rented Mr. Sirzer's
fanufora year. 1 lie plce was foruit ily
owned by I la 1 Vrry.
Our school liis an excellent strt
toward a Iihrary. A number of choice
b uks have been pur- based.
Mis. Ida Iodi:e and son, Alfrel, nre
fluting at the home of the former's
Bn'tber, Mrs. W. A. Wo"iiide
('.' T. How ard has purchased rpert
of Hen Keller at Mil iiu. It was owned
n ine years ao hy Win Wallai e.
Fred. Kva and Airnes Wallace a e all
hie to be in our inid-t iJiiin, e are
f Ui to say, after a long siege of typhoid
fever.
An as:ent for fruit trees pistil inrouj;li
re a few davs huo. lie is n-ent fur a
oursery at Salem an 1 Hold a number id
trees in this vicinity.
Mnlino Spelling and Literary society
was organized last weik. A'ter spelling
'ie hgiir the tirogramnie is rendered.
They meet every .aluiday n;glit at the
choolhouse.
Maple Lane,
(i. sclinule hasj tone to (Eastern Wasl
B'ton lo look for a location.
Consumption is a human
weed flourishing best in weak
lungs. Like other weeds it's
easily dc-troytd while young;
when old, sometimes im
possible. Strengthen the lungs as you
would weak land and the
weeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
Scott's Emulsion. Salt pork
is go'td too, but it is very hard
to digest.
Th.- time to treat consumj
lion is when you begin trying
to hide it from yourself.
Olht-rs see it, you won't.
D-jn't wait until you can't
iefxive yourself any longer.
B:giu with the first thought
to take' Scott's Emulsion. If
it i-n't really consumption so
muoh the better; you will soon
forget il and be better for the
treatment. If it is consump
tion you can't expect to be
cured at once, but if you will
begin in time and will be
rigidly regular in your treat
ment you will win.
Scott's Emulsion, fresh air,
rest all you can, eat all you
can, that's the treatment and
that's the best treatment.
We will send you
a little of the Emul
sion free.
I'e fire iat tlii picture 'm
tlie lorn, ot a ldod it on ll,
wipr of every tiotllt f
SCOTT & BOWNO,
Chemists,
409 Pearl St., N. Y.
rry- an1 f f aT! rlrurrist.
i
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
KmivvrT4T.ou'rUloriUb. kt of
tolnt ihylo or pill Ktmt, U iWnrtvu. Th
ratHUht, 4Mlt, mol MKoot wy ut kMpl&tf
CANDY
CATHARTIC
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
PlfMUM, PtUt.Mo. JVtxnt, Tali Oooit, P
Oihv.1, tiever Siekn. W,.li(-n orl)rliH-i 10, m kn4
ii ent wr boi. WrltA fur fro Miupl, and bix
let on ho.llh. AililnM til
ttwilafl Rwnd CMpanp. Calcaf r Tor.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
liranduu IVIto-i, w ho h is been sn k
fur Mime tune is impro ni) very slowly.
Miss Annie Mint, went, lo Portland
Saturday to spend a wtek with lela ives
I'larem-e Willi.nu-, of Portland, is vis-itin.-
his pi.ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I".
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. .I.ihn Surfin, o' Hrerfon
City, are the i-ili-ts ul Mr. ainl Mr.-.
Paiuel Williams.
Mr. an I Mrs W
place, w. re i ul i in:
in !' is vicim v lust
I". l'ra ton. of Park
u tlo-irohl iii ighbuts
er k .
The new -grange ha' I at tins nlare t
lies rU cninpleteil a- i!l en liuisbeil w ill
prove a credil to the cian gets.
Mrs. C'lira l'linrpe and daiiLhter, of
S l.i-ei-b, M ., ri ibe guests i.f the
former's parents. Mi. and .Mr-. N. W.
Kichards.
Ihiring the absence of Mr. ami Mrs. I
ilr-li'ti h tr.iin their hinne nlie night lust j
week, thiever. eutr'-ed and among other
llni gs cnied otl" two Valuable e:lk '
Ires-rD
Mr anil Mrs. Win tiailey ami rlaiigh- j
ter ami. Mis. Win I'mii; and children, j
.I1 id riiit Split gs, C'oo., Who have i
tieell visring at Th is lUvies' h it Ibe I
latter pirt ol the ,'ik for their Eastern
hone. I
I
Lmrellce Mail'z a highly lespecled j
young genih iiian if ibis p me. an I Miss I
llianche .Mi'l'oril, ol M'. i'lea-aDt, were!
married Sunday the 2;!rd. The yumig:
couple have tile tu-.-l wir-hes of a bu.-t cl
iriends lor n long and happy hfc.
Miss l!ird:e Pi. kt rs o.i was tendered
a pany I'V a nniuher of her Mends un
tin- I7 b lust in honor of her eighth
birthday. . The time was Very pleasantly
8;ent w i ll sanies and nther ainiiseiiieiita
and relieshinents Were served. Tlio-e
present were: llittie t'.ethke, l.elha
ami Otis lacksnii. Ilenrv Heard, I'er'ha
Agnifl ainl .Mamie Wouiins, liulwrt
rw. vn, Carl and liny l xsuii, Paul tie
and ainiii:c Koun'2, Ma-y ami liinl e
IhckeiBoii.
Kac'e I'reek.
Mi-s Lily Hiiirini'ister is home with
her parents Ibis w mt-r.
We Lave been httvii soine very ra:n
westlier, bill it 18 siioAli g here today
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Pal mateer, ol lone,
O .. will start loii.orro on their home
waul tiip. Mis. Paliualeer is a daugliier
of Mrs. tiibsuii, ili'i eased
Mrs. Kniily (iibson, wife of .lames
Ij'bsiui, iitrii las' 'Ihur-day night a'
weive o'i'lock, a ter an tl nesH of i nly
a few davs. She was 'aiieii serious y
sick Sunday evening wiili pneuinotiia,
and lived uiilv nntii Thursday night.
She was buried at the i.bs,,n cemetery.
Sunday, There was a lare attendance
of relatives and friends to fubow her to
her last resting place.
A ipiiet wedding took place iiesr Fag'e
Creek at 11 A. M Sunday, .lan iith
The cnntracling par'iea were Mr. V. ti
liawson, of Portland. Or., and Miss Myr
tie.M. Wineset, of Kule Creek. 'I hey
were married at the home of the bride's
mother, Mr-. L. A Wineset t. Mr. J. P.
Wnoille, J. P., ftlii'iatiui!. Their many
friends wish them a long and happy
journey through life Mr. and Mrs.
I'awson will re-ide in Portland.
Union Hall
I'ipka is hiol. ling a bouse
C
Cra.
Edmund Snyder visited relatives
Aurora last Saturday.
Martin Kii-hter and familv called
Mr. and Mrs. Pinka last Friday.
John Hums visit'-d his mother
Mr.
Nancy liurns one day laat week.
J. D. Wilkersori was thp gii'-ut of J.I.
L. Thomau and family last .Sunday.
m. i i.'. :. . i. ,.f s.',..,. i' , ;u;i..,i
her kin'.er, Mrs. Martha Items, lat Sat-!
unlay. ' j
fl A Tbr.mss was a nailer at the resi- I
dence of ('has. Spangjer, of Cams, last i
Sunday night. i
J. Grader who has been visiting rela- ' Mr. Hoyland is tfoing lo move away
tiveB here for some time returned to .New for a short time. Mr. Stimuli is (oinu
Fa last Saturday. J to move on hia place.
Charlie Thomas and Johnnie Mcintosh j Mr. Itus.li in busy clearing ami inak
werethe Kiiests of J. II. liurns and j inn fence on his farm,
family last Sunday. Rmw imj im.lie(j Uje
Henry Strcjc, of New Kra, has, moved sun (thinea as bright as ever,
out to hi father's place He and his ,whinf t(lfl firHt ,Smillay in Fehru
family intend to live with h.H parentH , , , K j , (j J , yj ,
during the w inter. ' 1 '
The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. J'J HeShazer hai been improving hill
Chan. Pinka died last Thursday al noon. iar'n putting up a picket fence around
The child has been verv delicate and I hia orchard.
feeble from the time oi ita birth. The ' '
baby was one year old. Its remains i
were laid to rest last Sunday. Ibe be-1
reaved family have the ayinpatby of the 1 J
entire neighborhood in the sad loss of i ,
their child.
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Go to thy rest fair child
(jo to thy dreamless lied
While yet so penile undefiled
With blessings on thy head.
Yap sin had sear'd the hreaat,
Or sorrow woke the tear;
Kims to thy home of changeless rest
In your celestial sphere.
OASTOTIIA.
Bnanila Ite Kind Yw Ha Always Bcitfl
ftgnatut
of
Thy upward win lUin
No' ptMitlt nntfil, pik thy pUre
A in lit the t licrilh tniiu.
'pi...... :n i ... i
tMH'lttl Hhu H llu tflVl'U III llllOU lull
!rt'iirliiv. Keh, 7tli. The proceed t of
the entertainment w ill he used to liny a
hell (or the n-houl Iioii-c. Kvcrylodv
i-oiue anil all cf the :irln ho niiio ami
hriiin well tlllinl baskets. All are- cnrdi
ally invited to come.
Wllll.rlt.
It. aile and son are still in toe worn!
business.
Abeit and Ih-lhert rinnuas, of Sco'fa
; Mill. u einnhiyo I by C 1). Slaiightcr
to slash biusli,
i
Mrs. Anna Ferguson, who h. sheen
very low tor tome nun-, we aie glal to
rei'crt is improving ( ,nt s possilile.
A special Hihool toi'i'tiiig was called
lat Saturday lor the purpose of voting a
' live mill tax (or the purpnso of coiili-iil-;
ing Ibe spi liig, teilll of si'hool, bllt
defenlcd.
1 arriucatrr.
Sin w two inchcH deep. Meicuiyoil.
! Mrs. J. M. Seenii'Heii will return home
: from Arn na the Hist nisi, llerilaiigliler
: ill n main in Pbo iux. Her health is
j improving.
I The young people of the grange will
give a programe at grange hall Sxlilnl iv
veiiiiK, Kebiuaiv 7 Ii. Proceeds lor
; iiuihling hoise shed.
I Iu-v. Match preaclied at Heaver t'n-i-k
'Sunday ainl contemplates preaching
there In two weeks ag i n. He was very
mill Ii missed at Springw a'er,
N ' 'ut.ir.-'i .pi.,
iy l' his to :.'.'.
I. M il'.i tl Is Hi, 'i
. -I llltolll-l. Ii
men
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To BlVO
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into lb. i...
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H i-: 'luiLlif! tl.-
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l.iip.
mriv in-' thl-e is 7" .'C!.!s. 1 'ni'-'ista it I
mail. The liijuid form eiiihinl.ea the n.nl.
iciaol fropertica ut '-ho si l.d l ri puratiuu.
(leaver Creek-
Snow is Ibe order of olie tin vr.
Mrs. I. Helling is on the sick list.
The I. W. Thomas A Co. 'a wood camp
lias begun again.
Mr. And-rsoti and family left last
week for Salmon.
The eighth grade ex iiiiination is h.-ing
hehl in the si n. Mil Una Week.
John l'eiry, of U'aidtii-r, is visiting the
ll. W. Pei iy litniii) ul present.
II. W. riiomaa was in Portia, id this
weik buying a stock ol seeds furfe
seusur.
W,i.. Daniels made a trip
this w eek and bought lulu
to I'oriland
a new disk
harrow.
Mr. and Mis. ll. Hughs visited Mr ,
KuhiTis ui.-'j Mr-, peny and repotted
that Mra. Unbelts im g-tttn woise.
J tiin-M Slialilian, tin) llr-aver Creek
phuiograi'h mail, took a picture ol the
Heaver I'reek school ami pupils this
Week.
DR. FEVER'S
KIDNEY and
Backache
All dlBeam of Kidneys, f T V 1
Bladder. Urinary Organs. I l III.
Al-.i Rheumatism, Back I I I V r"
ache HearlDiaease Cravel.i
Dropsy, female Trouulea.
Don't become discouraged. There ll I
cure for you. I f w uv rite I ir. I emu r
i
Hi- has hpi'lit ll life l.ltiin Turing iu-l sucll
cases u-sjutirH. Ail coiisiillations Free,
"rijrht no ni t lis In tied, l.'-avy l..ii l,ai'lie,
: pain anil snrriii'ss aiTo-s kiilii'- s. ai-o i In u
frjr J. !li,aliiii. cnhir ri-nn ilii-s faih-il. Iir. l-i'n-riir
s Ki'lney ,'iinl llai'l.arlie I tin' ciim 'I iiic
eiiiti)lelely. II. WA'I'KKS. Jlan.li t. .N. V."
Iiriiisl-ts. Mir.. l. A'-lf f.iri'iu.k l!o..k Froe.
iST.VITUSANCE:::;,:;:'!;;'.;:!::
For Sale by Huntley Urothers
Dnver.
Clatk liowiuaii ia getting, better.
Mr. Seward was at his home last Sun-
,iity'
Mr. Kit.tniller and Mr. Woorli-I are
h Hhingles.
Mr. Wolf made
Portland lust week.
htisinesH trip to
Carl A.
IMatzlafT
Cha. M.
Much nke
City
irfW "6.
CO.
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ILU1VI BERi
I ?.S..S?.2..2..f.2
wm
There?
have turn
tuuea when
the wild
la-asta have
lieeil more
k"j merciful
than
human hritii-s, nnd sNirnl the woiiinu
cast to tlu-ui in the arena. It la astonish
ing, how lilth- svinpnihy wouirii have
for women. In the home the inistresji
vers the maid with the sinsol millet iii)(
ahe recognuca no well, but ahe tloea not
lighten the sick nil Pa liMrl liy a touch of
her linger. In (lie stoic the forewoman
sees the pallor and rxhnustioii which
lti.uk wolii.inlv wcakuraa, hut allowi
liitluii lor thriti. Il la woik or cpiil
ItiH-tor Pieive'a l'avorite Piesciipllon
makes weak woim-u atroui and sick
wonieii well, by curing the womanly
ilisean-a which undrruiiue tile lienllli
and sap the strcui;tli. " l'avorite Pre
unption" eslabhhhea regulaiily, dne
wciikctiitig drains, hi-ula iiillaininatioii
and ulcrialiouand cuiri female weak
ties. "When 1 fii-t roinmpiii-tit titing lr rtru-i-'t
ni-.lh uir, wtilr .lr (.eoiiie A Slr.niK, of
(.Aii-i-viHiit. Saran.,:', in , NY Wltv mll (irt.
Iu4 II m true i: ivr.ikih s-. n itlvty'irr.thlr ilinlti.
t'i'.ulliiJ I'.iMtti (i am, attit Inr.l In'liiig ul)
111- tl up I iti.iif.-cl hi. am, I tit lli.il i,a lur
liu v,sr. Ilirvl I t,tl t.il.tit; ,M meillilllr.
AUi't ukiin; I lie lust Uailc I ts-tmu l, Irel
K.ur I i.k.k I. mr l-illrn.i in -i, r,r I'mnr
llr l-ir-.vitiiti.iii Ivvn ,. ' Col. trit Mr.lual lU
r.-vrr v ' oiii' v.al ul ttir ' I'l-.i-atit I'rllrl ' n!o
ll-iil.iilr. tMllli- ul pi ss lutntitl Kerttr.lv
Now I tret like a nrtv i-tt I run I Ihstik vm
it, hi . -It tut v.iiit kin I a '.vt.e anl I tic giKl im
Well, me h.i il mr iiic "
"l'.ivoritc Pnsi-iiptiiin " iniikea weak
woitK-n sti'iti, sick uutiieu well. Ac
cept no sul' tmiti- fur the medicine which
winks, won, wis tor ui-.ik women.
Dr. Pierce's Pica-, on Pillcls are the
most dc&u.iMc Ualuu lor ilchcato
wonn-ii.
lireeiiwnuil.
F!ltna McCormli'k left for Sun Francisco
Thursday evening to he ahsent soinn
time.
Jack (Irindslatr, of Pleasant Homo,
passed through (iruenwood Sunday on
bia way home.
Mr (iregorv i clearing a piece of land
w hi, Ii, w hen tiuisbed, will imptove the
looks nf hia place very much.
The first snow of the season full yester
dty, hut the ground being so Wet it
niched nearlv as soon as il It'll.
Mrs. McCorinick and daughter Pearl
were visiting Mr. and Mia l L. Mc
Corinick, ol (Inon City Friday,
Kdtia Armstrong and Hessin Clark
spent Siiinrday in Portland. Thee re
turned Sun lav accompanied hy Fdlth
A rmstrong of Portland.
The heave rain of Friday and Satur
day cause I Ih-aver creek lo overll iw its
hanks. The wagon road was under
water fur a short ilietauce which made it.
rather unpleasant lor thosu who were
obliged to cross.
l.tt-ry llollle ol 4 hit in lierln I a't
iiukIi Itcmeil t'iirriiiil'l.
We guiiantee everv bottle of Chnin
Oi'ilain's Coiigh llrini-dv and will it-fond
the inoncy Ii an wn e who la not satislied
alter using two -thirds of the roiiti-nls
This is the best p-nn-dy in the World for
la grippe, coughs, colds, croup and
w hooping rouli and is pi, a-iinl and s tie
lo take. It preveiils any tendency of a
cold to result in pile loi'inia. li. A.
Hauling.
KM'ira'lii.
Jim I'irk is at W. H. .Jones,' on visit.
Al Jones bought half of C. Smith's
straw.
I". I iviwmau has the school Wcllliouso
coiiipleted. It is line. f
The work on the llelvy roinl is im
proving it very in i li 1 1 .
The hull at Paiin-'s hop house. Kalur
niglil was a grand success.
Pert Lyons, ami Karnest Jones were
coon hiiniiiik, one day this week. They
killed a ven.
J. li (ioip her and wife and Al Junes
and w ife called on Will .Joiina and family
Sunday evening.
stiilturd.
Anna Ilaker is on tint sick list.
F'rcd Waehlte has relurtied from
Oswego.
Chns. Polivka has returned from the
lin-tiopnlis.
There has been a rumor of a landslide
at Wilsonville.
August Delker is shipping some of his
spuds to Portland.
Jennie Keichle win the ii'-st of M rs
Weiseiiboru laat Sunday.
(diss. WeiHeiihorn is digggng up some
of his Dalian pi tine trees.
Grandma Rentier is at Iho home ol
Mrs. Schaber, who is very hick.
Hev. Cluis. Waehtle, has returned
from Portland where he has been attend
ing to business.
F'. F'redricka, of Tualatin, passed
throuih this nlace with a load of onions
euroute lor Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aden and little
.1. n.l.li.r Vfvrlti, nf Frre I'otlil Were
spending Sunday with Mrs. Oldenstadt.
'I'lie Het-rel l I.oiik I. He.
Consists in keeping all the main organs
of the body in health, regular action, and
in quickly destroying deadly disease
germs. Fdectrie Bitten regulate Stom
ach, Liver and Kidneys, purify the blood
and give a splendid appetite. They work
wonders in curiig Kidney Troubles, Fe
male Complaints, Nervous Diseases,
Constipation, Dyspepsia anil Malaria.
Vigorous health and strength always fol
low their nse. Only i')e, guaranteed by
Geo. A. Harding, druggist.
JOHN YOUNGER,
Near Huntley's Drug Store,
FORTY YEARSlXPEKIENCE IN
Great Britain and America.
i
"Open YourWIouth
and Shut Your Eyes'
Tluit is ii ooi) ruin in Home
lrii(t .torc., lc.it in iillii-rn von
Imvf to keep your i-m h viii open.
Ol-ra is a Htiiro in which you
in a y Imy liliiulfulilcil.
Kvcry iiuilily in rij;lit. Ami wn
pi vi ymi what you usk fur without
UI'HUIlH'tlt.
You nre hh ciifc with us iih ymi
nre with your tlm-tor.
Ask him -ho k mows uk.
HOWELL & J0NI:S
Reliable DriiKKiMs
(Inrdc Itulhllni:
CIIAMl! iU-l IIOWK! I.
S. J. YAU(i!IlXJPLUMRINCCHARC"
Livery, Keeil utul SiileStuhli
ORECONCITY.
I.OHATKU BK1WKKN Til K UUIDOK AM
tKI'OT.
Douliln urul Single Rijjj , t u I -t.i
tilt) horxfM iilwayn on IhiihI :it t: ,
lowi'Mt iirict'H. A ciirruil cotiiit'tti i
with thf hum for hnme ctni-k.
lufortiiiitloti regarding any kind o
Bha k promptly attended to ny pernor. '
'eller.
Horsos Douvht and Sold.
Ilorae Hoarjo 1 and Fed on reaa..n.
hie lerma.
ELLO
.,l'o0 miles nf 1'iiitf ,l.r-'
tiinco ti li-ihiMie n ire 'ii ,
Ori-;oii, Wiishinnti i ,('.i!i-
fnriiin ami Malm nmv in
n(M'rnti(iii hy the I'm-ilic
Stiitiiui 'ri'lcplioiii; Coin
tiany, ciivcriiin 'J,-.ii'
toWllH .
Quick, in curate, clie.ii
All thti satisfaction of n
titTHiiinil cniiiiiiiiiiiciitioii
IliMtance tin i-ll'i-ct to ii
clear uii'IiTHtiiiuliiiif. Ski
k a n mnl San l-'raiu'isco
iih easily iit-nril in 1'ort
' lanil.
Oregon City ollico at
Hjiidmirs Druir Stoiv.
i: If. Greeiii
PICNCER
m$kf and Epfe,
Freight anl purei-ln (h-livcrct!
to all piirtH of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE
Physicans Trcscrilie it
for thuir most Dolicato
Patient. Old and Pure.
FOR SALE BY
. E. MATTHIAS -Sole
Agency for Oregon City
Bttn Hi M K'nl M MM Always Bought
I -rn
LINN lv .H (NKS
ate no higher ban ilio-e i t any o'her
'rime, no I oars ate mi higher than rr-
i-'e lelnh-re'l ih-lliallds,
Wh tl we on hit alo-1" do hi a limn nigh
and iin-l.ici"tv iiiHiiin r. Iln-te will
i,, it he f.ruii'l tilt,-r "Or workman g,t
il.t.iiiL'li with a j 'ham d.-lei tive -inta,
ies pipe", loose nninei lions i r olher
i' , ide in'es t .f " Kim m I ' ' wnk. Fvery
; :t t Mill I pi-rle. I. slid look pi'ifecl,"
i' I when Ibe hill conn s In you'd not
; (or any d'-ibic'ion.
F. C. GADKE
THE PLUMDEK
.To mill, H
a iii 1 1 y fviiiuo
. CALIFORNIA
V WINE H 0 U I
ii
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t 1 m-mm
('alifortiiii I'.irt U ())
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Hu prri'ir )I1 Port ainl Sherry 1
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Califoniia Tukiiy 1 '
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Sivecl (lata wh:i
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l'.'xIiu'Mil (o-ilifiiriiiu Ani-lii-a 1 l't
Siiin ti nhl ihj-i't t wine
Extra Dry California Fnmnns Wines
Siarkliiii; lliirgiiinly Hoc
A t'U'itr MpitrkliriK w Inr
SllllOlll'a (,'lal'l't (i.10
K It'll, fruity wlnr
ICxtni Sonoiini Ziiifatidcl . . . . 7i!
Nunc In-ttrr, u wrll mul urril wi lie
Kxtra Sonoma IticHlinn 7fc
A whir Hint will plrisr yntl
Sonoma I lock Ooc
Oilatlly ttiiNtiriiiHrit'il
Sonoma Satiternn 1 00
A line otl white wine
Fine dil. (irapn liriunly 2 7.r)
Tile Kt-lluiiit', K""il 'ol lllipol tfil
City Orders Delivered Free.
Order Through Your Grocer.
C E-
Q A. iiliAJJ Y H
A X -V A -v
E. I. SIAS
DKALER IX
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Fjiectacles.
All kintla of Repairing nnatly done
and warranted.
CAN BY,
OUEUON