OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, fallDAY FEURUARY G( 1903,
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; CORRESPONDENCE I
IUV& .CiC4rClCi a"S i iVil cv xfti? ,
Oorr-!onili'iits art request'-il to re-:
tiw their work. W will nnply nil:
ri i-'R-i'y stationery. The pews from I
J ur neikTlilxirtiooit aliotiM ipH';r in '
r ies inluum vtrv week. Un husv
inmm is punt you should renew your
n renoinleiu work.
Mnttoni. !
Mr. l!akor Wti in Oregon City.
(i. Rentier is in.provini Irs f;it ni . J
The colli weather is -. i ev.nl inn as yet. I
Farmers from lluzeli.i re i:ettin,i liny '
Irnin liere. j
Mrs. Hiehle Iias not been very weli ,
t tie ftt month.
Mr. ChHi I'olivka in setting out cornel
Italian jiruiie trees. '
(tromul-liojr iUy yesterday is fair.
Tlie sun shone during the afternoon.
Mrs. Ollie lloltoii, of 0we.:i, is enil
a lew Jays here with iier p nenls,
Mr. ami Mrs. J. 1'. Ham
Mr. 1. K. Neddie went to Willamette
I ills, w here he met his mother ui-i.i
Mrs. Weed, oi Jetl'.rson, who will m..ke
us a vt'il.
Pied, in the 2. 1 inst., Malihew Alhey,
jed 7o yeirs, 2 mnths mid 27 ilivs.
lorn in West Virginia Nov. i, 1-.27;
I inved to the I'acitic Nor hnesl In l.S2
T ok bis land claim of 4 acres on the
Tualatin in Kebru.uy. IV.V. Uetnrned
I i West Virginia in IS 4, ami married
Miss A la banner, renin iiii; nli ox
t ams across the weary w isie to Oregon,
nd his home, bis w ile, lour daivhti rs,
c m son, and many near re'ativi s sur
.ve him.
Mr. Athev has been a loirer of no
s nail repute. .Mining has aUo heen one I
Ol fcis occupations. j
Interment too place un ihe 3d inst.,
! ilie StatTord cemetery, Uev. Waeblle I
c luctinn; the funeral ceremonies A I
ol many relatives and old l eihboisj
1 liowed Hie reinainx to Ihe trave. !
Damascus.
Misses Jeannette .Neell and Mary
1oiu are on the sick list.
Adelbert Foi bes has a iimiilier of Japs 1
doing some clearing fur him
A. V. Cooke and wife were the guests
of Air. and Mrs. Mumpower un !S inula v.
j ik-. n .l .. i .;(, , c... .1
.iiiirii iiuuiiit mi 'i n no ptii i .-'iim ii i
a. .ti. L I. i..ii ...I
wiiii rmiifc .iic.uuirv uil'l l.imn Ul
Sione.
School be'in in District No. ol today
(Feb. 2), with Miss Anna .1. Young as
teacher.
Mr. Wortlun was called home lasl
week on account uf the illness uf his iu
fruit son.
Mrf. Mike Johnston and daughter
1'eit.rl were the. gnosis of Mrs. Wontian
1'm-1 Friday.
The many friends of Ir. Howk are ,
i id to hear that she is fast recoverinii
l oin her recent illness.
Old izruund-hoi' came wnlkini on' this
morning and saw his shadow, sj he went u,e" uieirou i.iry last ,c(ine
back to stay fur six Keek. ' u ,v. 1e bioiu'lit bete for burial Satur-
. ; d.iv. Funeisl services were eeld at her
Damascus is still alive, even thorn;!, it ig,; h,)Mie at Riverside. Decea-ed leaves
Las not been hoard from in the columns ; .nilanil. il.rtB il..,, ,tr u..,i u t.,
of the Enterpr.se lately.
Lee Shuw, of Portland, 8s-nt a few
d.iys of last week at the home of his
wile's folks, Mr. and Mrs. A." W. Oi oke.
Quite a crowd of young folks gathered
at the residence of Mrs. Feathers last
Sunday and spent the evening singing.
Warren (jreenwall has begun to think
povep
"When the butter won't;
come put a penny in the
, , ii
churn, is an old tune dairy
Droverb. It often stfms to
i.ii i ;
VvUli. II1UU"I1 UU U11C IldS t'Vt'r
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the Children do not !
,, iii I
gain srrengm ana nesn we ;
say give them Scott's Emul-
sion.
It- ic Kl-r. tlin tio n no in
A W l. 11JN.V. OIU JV.llll 111 LllV
ii .
milk because It WOrkS and
because there is
rimpfhinrr !
a (.uiuij-i
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.-lOlll-;llinr UDOUl It. There w ill be an entertain inetit on the
Scott's Emulsion is simply : p-"' r'11'- l " Irv;"
l J house and a ba-ket sale. As there is a
a mi!!; of pure Cod liver Oil I "'011 rVJm "d some of Ihe best tal
. , , ii ' ent, there will be a good time, to which
With Some hypophOSphltCS ail are invited.
especially prepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
bccauie they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be
cause it is so perfectly adapted
to their wants.
For all weak and pale and
thin children Scott's Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treatment.
We will send you
the penny, . e., a
sample free.
Be ure that this picture in
tlie form of a litl a on the
wrapper of every bottle ol
Emuhion you buy.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Chemists,
409 Pearl St., N. V.
50c. and $ 1. 00; til drngfrisU.
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BEST FOR THE
DOWELS
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K'w.lti.ryilier.yiurlll.irUlli. K.-i youf
mHihrst, clft. moat wrfitt jr kopiu(
tli btwU clew ml rln 1 V
CANDY
CATHARTIC
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
riptuiftnt, rataTAtilA. Putiint, Tsnt OooA, Po
Oiiit. NfTr Kiok''. Wri-kiin or OrtM 10. U ftn4
fnt pirtxii. Writ furfrM wuuiit,tiQil bi'to
lrtonhiiUh. AililNM iU
ttwllrn Rcsnedr Comoinj, Chlctg r Hm Tor.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
the does of P.iniasciis ra'her biiibtoned
fur they want to live ehiellv on million
Kaihor exeiiive lor Warren.
Ihssl ifw
Mr and Mrs. C T. Tnoj!- ent to S.i-
''"' to watch ilie proceeding u(
the legislature for a lew das.
tirsnl l.ii bienlaliler weirs ii broad
smile these duvs all on ac 'ounl ol a bit:
baby boy at bis pl.t, eon Kiid.iy.
Mr. tiatewood, oimiz-r for the M. H.
A. I.iilift. ha been caiiva-nin this
nei'ihorh'XJd for memhers the past
week.
Mr. Htid Mr. H ib-r, of Marion, in
Marion onnty, vi-ilel Hie f.iruier's
counn, Ilev Jerome and lie, for several
davs the past Week .
"iitnshine liHlg-, rei;ree of Honor will
k.ive a dance in the A. O. I'. W hall.
j.vh. 211 Thev als,, expect to ,:ive an
entertainiiienl iu the ner future.
m
rnliy.
Kekerson of Uivhtsi,!.. i. uttun.l.
iii school in 1'oitland
Horn On Thursday, Jan. 2!'h, to Mr.
ane Mis. J. K. Wilkinson, a dauifhler.
f llfr? a'' ll" "uuu.er of cases ol
con eii-pu. in ine luversnie scnooi ins
trict. Mr. S. Kisber, while losding ties on a
I i'ir u MS l rili'lf on tlm )ui.l itiniiii.i
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j guile te ve re! v
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The infant daughter of I,. Shank and
w ife died Wednesday afternoon and was
buried in the Canty cemeiery Tliurs'lsy.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Slinlit and Wei Ion
Shank and wile, of Oregon City, were
visinnv here during the latter pait of the
week.
Mrs. Miith.i S alnHkar died at her
; hnine In Canby, Thursday evening Jan.
1 2!l!h at 0:1)0 I'. M. IVcea-ed was t',2
I eais, 7 inoiilhs and 27 davs uld She
leaves a husband, tu sues and tw
dsmiliters Ihe remains ere imerred
in Zion cemetery.
The remains of Mr. M.irgiret I'odne,
mourn their luse !
She was buried at
Zion cemetery.
The I. 0. F. lodtfe celebrated their
tirst anniversary la-t Friday evening.
The lodge met in regular session al
Knight's ball, and after 'some degree
wuik a Ij inrned to the city hall, where
a most sumptuous repast was served by
the Kebekal s mid interspersed wilii
music and dancing. There were several
im mbirs from the Oregon City lodgu in
aitendtnce. .
t.arlirlil.
Mr. Irwin lias moved into the Culick
hou-e.
Mr Archie y ocuni is improving in
! I"al'1'' . , ,
' fnow live inches deep and freezing
Inigi.ts, thawing during the dy.
Mrs. Mrk'in-eyisvery ill with P.r.all I
'"'I"' 'or 'ier recovery. Her husband
died two years past.
Mr. (jeo. Deslnel.ls M liappy. A girl
Chine to his place for a home and re
ceived a pleasant welcome.
H. Epperon has been quite ill with
cold on bis lungi hut has fai recov
e,ed as to go to Portland on business
Mr. J. J. Davis has an honest right to
a few gray hairs as he is grandpa to a
fine boy, the son of Mrs. e,d Duucan, of
Portland.
Mrs. K. Lavis and hisier, C. Lemon,
returned from Molalla afleratwo we as'
v'f1'' 'beir mother. They report
fearlul roads on account of high water.
Several from Garfield attended the
funeral of Mrs. Lniily (iibon 111 the
Louglas settlement the 25 of January.
She was an aged woman and a pioneer
of 'bo, add had raised a large and well
leepected family, all of whiib survive
ber save one daughter who died several
years ago. All her living children, ave
one son, were preeent at her bedside to
see her go. She was kind mother and
grandmother, a faithful wife and neigh
bor, with no enemies and many friends.
To know her was to love her for her
many good old motherly qualities. We
are loth to see those good old pioneers
go bat they are awaiting ub on the other
shore.
viola.
Loren Tenny has now returned home
to stay.
It looks now like our plank road is to j
be repaired as new plank is being neat-
tered along the line. It surely is not
being done any too soon. j
The Sevier and Hicinbolhem lease of
the saw mill having expired, it is now
turned over to the original owners the
O'Conner brothers who are now oper
ating it.
Three days last week with ont any
mail. This does not set very well for it
could Imvo liren gottiMl lnr. TherM
more limn one roHtl lcilini to VioU i
whu'li tlm hi;li wter tliit not luierter
with.
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i niirn l iiiir line iiiim i ivici'i. n iiiii-p
lllothl term of Krhool Ht tllilt plitl't'.
I'lii'it w ill ho mi more school till next
Kail. It mviih like lunli time that the
legislature was taking some pari in
Si hool m itter ami making a l iw th.it
w ill compel i veiy ilitrict to have no loss
llniti (I months school eiii'li )ear.
The various correspotiilenla have been i
tiviiii! lo inlnim the puhlu' as to a new j
pator lor Viola chargo. As they Imvo
a'l been more or less miss leiidiiik', this
M ine will atlempt stiait'lileuini' tin i
ma'ter up a lnlle. Oil a count ol t iilniit
In ah h, lii-v J. W . Kxoii di.l not lake:
iriiiilai oik ilns year, but as the Hum;
who as M'pninlevl at conference lor
Viola chnti;ii did not take the work, on
iriiie-t n ilie txeM'Imt older, Uev. .1.
. KtOII tmilf if l.itii.iiirm llv until M
""' ,,'i'"i aa u( m the
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X iw the prei lini; elder miti'Minren thai
Uev. A. s I'hild w ill tnko the Work be
quinine Sumlav the Slh at Viola and
Ucdlaml.
DR. FENCER'S
KIDNEY and
Backache
All dlsessn of Khtneyi,
Bladder. Urlnarv Oricatis.
A I Rheumatism, back
rh.HearlDtena Gravel
Dropsy, Female Troubles.
CURE
Don't become dlacouraced. There Is a
Cure tor you. If inry write It l ei r I
He lla.s sH'iit a hie time eiirlmc Ull ucll '
cases u.s ours. All coiisiiliainnis free,
"Hi-ht iniinllis In lu'il, heavy h:!i-Uui-ic
pain and soreinss across kidneys. uNo rln u
inatisiii. Oilier reiiiiilles fuih-d, t)r. 1 mi
ner s Kidney and llnckiii-liii Cure cured luo
compleiely. II. WATKKS. Ilaudet, N. V."
iniii;lsis. .vi... . Ask f..r('is.k Hook Free.
ST.VITUS'OANCEn
For Sa'e by Huntl7 llrotluuv
Oirm.
Miss Cora Jaggar spent one day last
week Willi Miss Hello tiregory.
Charley Thomas, of 1'nion Hall, Is
quite a fiei,nent viitor iu Cams.
Mis Vada Pills whs the guest of Mifs
liachel Lewis Monday afternoon.
Fmmerson Sp(tji mid Al Shoenhiirn
gave a pal ty at Teazle hall Wednesday
i Veiling.
Miss Clara Shoenburn was the truest
uf Mn-a Nellie Stevens, uf Iteaver Cioek,
Sunday.
Miss Sarah Jones w ho lias been verv
ill f ir ihe pasl two weeks Willi la grippe
is improving.
Mr. Turney. ul Oregon City, is c"
dii'.iiiig a dancing school at Heaver
1'ieek hall and has a goudly attendance
from Cams.
Mr. and Mrs. I'M. How ird gave a verv
di-hiihtfiil dance at their home last Sat
urday evening. Lancing begin at H
o'clock and continued until midnight
w hen u delicious lunch w as her veil by
Mrs. Howard asistd by Mesilauies
Faust, llor.ishnh and linker. About
evenly gilesls were present.
Khhirailn.
Mrs. Sturges is very sick.
Mrs. Delaney has left Mrs. K. Faille's
The ground is still covered with snow.
Fred Woodside was in our little burg
Tuesday.
Lick Wallace is staying at Mrs Lyons
at present.
John Smith, of I'ortlaml, was in our
pans tiiis week.
Mr. Ida Koynton was a c.iller in our
burg S iturday evening and Sunday.
Several from here attended the dance
given by K. A. Howard. All report a
"Me
School will Hose this Friday here.
lr. Maiicle lias taught a very success
ful let in.
('has. Itaniels, w bo is working for (,'.
E. Nash, of Oregon City, passed here
Monday Willi a load of buy.
51 11 11 tin.
Lodge is belter this week.
Mrs. ;
The sun shown bright on ground hogs
day.
Mrs. Lyons has gone to Lyons on
business.
The little snow storm sljyed with us
quiie a lew days.
Our school will close in a few weeks,
hut will be continued after a short vaca
tion. A number from here attended the
dance at Kdwin Howard's near Cams
Saturday night and report a good time.
15. I'uckner, Frncst Jones, Kitt?
Lyons, Louis liuckner and Fred Wood--s'de
were visiting Fred and Agnes Wal
lace Sunday.
A new miller and family arrived at
Mulino a few days ago to 1 tin Howard's
mill in the future. Mr. lime-, the
former miller, intends going to I'.osebiirg.
The F'nterprise $1.50 per year.
? Carl A.
I'latzlalT
Chaa. M.
Moohnke
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CO.
: LUMBER!
Ask
healtliv
wouiuii
aril hrr bealtll
for ami stir would tell
1 I'lllMlt'Sl
i vdiamiinds in the wotld
it' could not buv it. What
use lor di.iinond ritms to
1'kVf rl"r''''s'' 'l11 abninUeii
ft i UP Ibc checks hollowed by
LMl,tjMsc?
niJ Health la the fusl mniisite
it woni.iulv bappilless. C.ellcl.ll
. 1 1 IH-.il I Ii in women hut Its on- i
in loiiil woin.iulv ili'iMOS,
e the diseases ol tlie delicate ,
wom.iulv oiL iui.'Ui and the ecu-
oral hciillli is s'iicctly icstmrd.
The remaikahlc Ix-netits ex-
tynenccd fiottt tlie iim nf I r.
l'lcrce'a bavotite I'lrsci iptiott
are due to this medicine's p-r-
fret cure of woiiuoilv iliar.iscs.
It establishes rrmilarity. dues
weakeuiuK diains, In ula inll.iin-
tiiatiou and ulceiutioii and cures
lemale weakness.
"It Mll",iiil ilie iirl'U plrniure to I
anlc In lav N lew tti'ii'.v til ti fcitii.t In
Ihr nirt-t nf lr I'utir I iivoiilt' ;
I'ri-iu'rnili.ill stul lii lu'lilen Me.lu.il '
liuniifiv,' wulr Vrt. l ima 4iu,uf
lrniit.) o liv lir- tunluinr nllrf
nccio" ' 'ic rln I li'i inv m'(lu l . ,l
II r.iiK Mi T I'l 1t.tUtl Mr n i
uictit v Killietril mill iniittdil tifil
rt ti.K t, inr -iv wf ik nfVl litilil for
I woik t jnv I I-fi'itiiir Mt (Inn
Ihrir n.i itt!:"K Ull l Mtr lul knt
ttti.l ur Mv lui-l'tui-l I'rx Aiur
Ki.tfMtrtl .itttl i;ot mr ii li-'lll? 'l ' 1-4-vurur
I'tt-tA ni 'l ."ii ' A Ur i he rt w I he
woml.-i lul rjltt(4)f tlieit tmr hr )(ot
mr ii.i (ii. m mw trr I ur Uir
Up thrtr w.m tin ttmtr MUI. Hint I ln
In "I tth vrrv iti'lilly "
wcaU Wiiuu'it hii(!ii, Mi k women
Hrll. A.'uvpt no su!'iutf fur
the iiieilik inr whu li urk won-
the iiieilik inr toll
tins lor wctk
vvntnril.
Slnllirl.
Tlie sleigh bells have been ringing Ihe
la-t week.
llariy Hill and family, from Tiila
lliook, are visiting his toother Wesley.
(iramlpi (.inter and Krnic llraudal
were visiting relliit ves in Shuhol Sunday
W. ). Hill gave a d im e last Friday
night. All enjoyed themselves uuul a
ialo hour.
A iiilinher of the hoys of our neighbor
hood visited Ihe bachelor (purlers of Fd
llelliuan Monday.
Henry liiiHher, Henry ami Hill llett
man went emm huutinu vesterday. The
three hois shot one cism.
K. F. (iillther and ti. A. Scbuebel
made a trip to Salem, attending the
legislature and visiting relatives.
The dance given by Miss Tbressa
S'abt-n to a number of her friends last
Thursday night was a success. Il iinty
refreshments were served at midnight.
Those present were: Misses Nellie
Slovens, Arta Kirk, Vina Moebnke,
Lena Stueilemaii, Laura and Klnora
liinther, Mrs Aug. lihihm and Tlires.a
Staben Messrs. Christ, Herman, John
and Henry Moehnke. Homer Koinnl-,
Alt. Ki'k. Linn a;,d Fred tevens, I. like
Ihill'v, K.ilpti 'oward, Allnrl and Joe
Sliiedein in, Henry liinther, llenrv and
Arthur staben, John, August, Artliur
ami Will Itluhm.
liHifr.
Plenty of snow and indication id more.
Jai-k Cooper has a sick bursa w ifti the
star-.
I'.veri body seems to be making good
Use of the snow ,
Mr. and Mrs. liny Woodie lieorge
Kitzmiller and Mi-s Oherst spent the
evening with Mr. and Mrs. (,'. bowman.
MisMea Tena and Flsie Molair, .Miss
Ostium and Aiitone Molair wore the
guests of Mr. and Mrs Ki zmiller last
Sunday. A fter dinner t hey sang gospel
hymns until tune Iu go home.
lllL'hland.
James Parish and sons lost a valuable
liore last week.
II enry Shannon, of Leaver Creek, was
seen in our berg last Week.
Hawlcy Nortn will leave in a few days
for Faxlern Oregon, where Im will work
on bis cluim.
Cher-tor (iard, Charles, George and
Frank Kirk left last Monday for Kastern
j Oregon, where they will locale claims.
Mrs. Artliur Fowler and little daugh
ter Maijorie. of Portland, ate visiting
Mrs. Fowler's patents, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Van I'onge. -
Mrs. F Harrington returned home
last Wednesday, alter an absence of a
week in Oregon City, where she was vis
iting relatives and friends.
Last week six pupils of this place took
the eighth grade examination ami on
Fiiduv school closed 011 account ot the
ill health of the teacher.
We have six and one-half inches of
snow an I It is slill snowing. The snow
is so deep that we do not think the
ground. hog will be able to dig through
it touio'row.
Xeadiiwhrnok,
The weather has been quite stormy in
this part for the tart week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Larkins and I, O.
Orem were Oregon (Jity visitors on Sat
urday. There is quite a boom in timber land
in this part of Ihe country as several of
the people have sold their places.
Mr. Glllibam, proprietor of the Hoi
man ranch, was in Portland on business
Friday and Saturday. Frank Uingo, of
Clarkes, acted as cboretnan during his
absence.
K. P. Cooper and family visited J. W.
Rtandinger and wife Sunday.
Miss Lena Kay returned home Similar
after staying two weeks with Mrs. I. O.
Orem during the absence of her husband,
who was visiting relatives and mends at
Walker, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rtandinger, Mr.
and Mrs. Ilonacher, Mr. and Mrs. U. T.
Kay and family Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Lar
kins and family and Louis Stsndingor
were callers at Mr. T. It. Orem's Sunday
Intf.
MISTAKES!
lo'liiinl tlio ireMcriitiim fniiiiler
often iih'iiii tlio Iosh of a lifo hihI
it tlni'isls rt'iut:iti(n. W'oiiro nut
ii fluid ufiiiir rcintitlioi. iiimI ifymi
km w limv tmicli i'iii'i' ami ntti'iitiun
weive this piiil ol lliowuik wt
are Hiiro yon woulil Imve im liesi
tiincy in Idling tin iln your pro
scriiti.in work. (Mir lon iiimI
en re fnl c icrii nee I'uiiiliiiii'il witli
new, fresh and good k""!.
lllllki'M hlihlilkes itnjiossililit licte.
We have also added lo our stock a
couiplele line uf I'nintx, this, l ead,
(iluss, Itriishes, I'iiI'v, Ole, and ituarsn
lee lo sell Joil eillnr PUTO PfO"
pa rod Paints "r ''',,( ""
cheaper than hiiv "I- e In loan.
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Livery, Ff?il uml SaluStuhlo
OREGON CITY.
I.OCATKl) BKTWKKN THE UKIIXJK At I
bKI'OT.
I). tulile mul Single lwig,i, an I mm
die horses uIwhj'h 011 lnmd at tlo
lowrttt irii:t't. A corrull loiitiocu 1
with the luirn for loose Htot k.
Information regarding any kind
stuck promptly attended to by person I
'otter.
Horses Bought and Sold.
Horses Hoarded and Fed 011 reanoi
hie tortus.
ELLOH
'-',( KM) miles of l.mj; , lis-
tutii'H tfloiliniif wire lii
Oregon, W itslii ne toil, Ciil i
fornia mul Uulio noiv in
operalion liy the I'licilic
Station Tele)liolH! Com
puny, covering; 'J,'J.')U
t.nu'ris
(iuick, iKt'itrato, choaj
All tint Hiitisfik'tion of II
personal communication
nistance no ell'ect to n
clour undorstanding. Sk
kano and San I'Vancisco
11s I'lteily heard at I'ort
land. Oregon City ollicc at
Harding's Drui; Store.
PIONEER
tagfei1 and Epfe,
Freight and piircnlH delivered
lo ull partH of tlio city.
RATES
REASONABLE
If
f' X Witft?'-
Physicans Prescribe it
for their most Delicate
Patient. Old and Pure.
FOR 8ALC BY
- E. MATTHIAS -Sole
Agency for Oregon City
CAHTOIIIA.
Beantha f tl1 1-1"1 M rlaw lwaP Bougrfj
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PLUMBINC CHARCES
are no higher t ha ti 1 ii"-'' in any other
tin. In, hii I ours are no higher than sr
v i'n rendered demands,
W li.it we 11 in lei lake I o .lo in a thorough
mid ali(.ii iorv manner. There will
not he f 1101 I alter our woikmau get
Ho 1 nigh with 11 j di am di leciive j mils,
I'lkv pipes, loime connect inns or other
end s of "so nope I" w n k. Fvoty
put will he peile. I, and look perfect,
and w hen the hill conies In you'll Hot
a- k lor any d.-dm" 100.
F. C. GADKE
THE PLUMBER
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Family Wines
V
. . CALIFORNIA ., .
WINE HOUSE
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ti t. i i 1 1 1 .it
California I'ort f 1 0)
Pi t ni 'I n w ny
Kxtra Old Port 1 -J",
lu lli iitr mid Mi llmv
Sti M-ri(ir Old I'ort and Sherry I oO
S. lri O il , M, , ul p,,,,
Kxtra Old ('alifiiniiit Sherry.
Mi'dilllll, P. ill-, I ic-lii'll I e 11 nit I iV y
Califiirnia Toknv
lim-illi-lit Till.li- Whir
1 ()'.
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1 'J.)
Siveet Muscatel.
I'lnr Win.-
Sweet Catawba
un -h
1 : ... ' . i
niigeiicii I ):
Suit, I'iiII and I'lnr
h'xlnt Old California Angelica 1 'J."
Siipi-rl. old 1I1 m-rl wine
Extra Dry California Ftimotia Wines
SKirkliiiK lliirgiiiuly Hoc
A I'lt ar miiii klin; i tic
Sonoma Claret (ioc
Uli ll, li uil y w i lie
ICxtra Sonoma Zinfandel Tftu
None lirtler, 11 well matured vl 11c
Extra SoiKima Kit'cling 75(!
A wine that will plriiHr yuu
Sonomii Uncle (',"10
(Junllty liinnii ilionii'd
Sonoma Sautcm.; 1 00
A fine old white winr
Fine. Cal. Crapo J'.randy 2 75
TlirKi nuim-, jooil 11 hnimrttd
City Orders Delivered Free.
Order Through Your Grocer.
B
E E- A. BRADY H
E. I. SIAS
DKALEll IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry aivl
Spectacles.
All kinds of Repairing noatly done
and warranted.
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(Continoed on page 7.)
CANBY,
OUEGON