OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27 1003
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Correspondents im- 1 .piested to re-
a Uu'ir work. We '"'1 s'U'P'.v a.l
t nr ni'ii!lilMriii'im
should eppeiir t'
2 ...... c.lillllllS i'VWV Week. I in'
hu-v
cuami is past you shnuM renew your
Dt respondent'' woik.
Viol. 1
Henry 1'iilmiii'tT, of li.trlVld, passed ,
through here Sun.;iy.
Walker liros. are sawing cod r lumber
ami hauling il to l'ortUn 1.
Win. M.U0011 sp tit a few days lst,
ifeek visiting the Legislature.
Irvine I.aCroy . w ho was hurl in a run
a v, is aide to he atoned again. 1
O, IL Stone lnu soil his mill prnpeity
ani experts to pooh move from here.
Quite a ii'imlwr went 'rom bete to
JteuUnd Sunday ui a tend q -inner y
iceling.
A. J. Kitmil!er and wife, of Dover,
spent F'aid.tv night with tie bunny of,
Kev. .1. V. Kxoh. i
Kev. D. A. Watters, pre -idnii! elder of
Salem district, took dinner witli Ki-V. .K
W. Lion Sunday.
t.arll.l.l.
Miss Ftlie I'irkley is lume on a v
to her parents. i
IWv PalniH-eer is thinking of Jo:.mr i
to Alaska for the season
Two pieces of lanl bave clian:eil
hands iu liartield the past week
Waller Shriner, of Orient, was the
gnesi of Lee Wills for the ial weeK.
Win. Pirter and mother trive a uuilt-
inj ami lenee iiuiiuidi; parij one o. .
last week several attended.
Cleve Waconer is home on a two '
weeks visit to ins parents ami men is m
U i tiekl. He lives at lone.
Klme I'inklev ami wife, of Datiinsi-ti s,
were 1111 to take in the entertainment
and visit their relatives and friends.
Several of Garfield's residents are on
the sick list with bad Colds, amontf the
number is Mrs. K. Hering and Mrs.
Doll Wilcox.
Snow is about all pine only in the
eh.tile. The ground is dozen too hard to
plow, but the weather is lovely f r other
out door work.
Our Sundav scl o:l is stiil progressing
n:ee!v. Also -t!t of our day schools ate !
d liii' nicely. Mt A. lliekenlHitlietn at
It van school and Kmersuii Mil fa e at the
Ttacy school ti.'tise.
Mr. Yoeutii has employ.'.! Mr. Wai:
oner to haul apt es tu I'oriiat: ! Never
mind we will have transportation by
rail bv next f ill. It some of us didn't
knri-'better than to hoot the i'K'i of a
U. K. a few months airo it was j i-t a
nttle ignorance on our part a all. I
ipiln't know we belorited tr a worll of
alvaneement to will be t:-.ui my itnor
arce didn't avail anythinn and we will
have the K. K. just the same.
The piitprtainnieut and basket ocia'
Kiven by the Garliel l (irane, No. "17.
was a grand success in every way. Kaeh
part was rendered in a masterly way,
everal hein: encored. Amort! the num
bers were Miss Irwin, late irom Kansas,
who give a solo on the oriian, also trie
Gartield minstrels and Messrs. Lee Wills
and Walter Shriner, Mr. and Miss
Shankland, of Currinsville, assisted with
instrumental music on the violin and
Feed pale girls on Scott's
Emulsion.
We d) not need to give all
t'i'j reasons why Scott's
Jimul.sion restores the strength
a:id flesh and color of good
!'. i!.h I) those who suffer
fi" ; a sick blood.
T11.' fact that it is the best
'juration of Cod Liver Oil,
r' i i:i nutrition, full of healthy
. ition is a suggestion as
V) why it does what it does.
Scott's Emulsion presents
C;;l Liver Oil at its best,
f.:!'e-t in strength, least in
ta-te.
Young women in their
' urn.-. " are permanently cured
f tiie peculiar disease of the
I.'o kI which shows itself in
j iiier.ess.weaknessandnervous
nv.is, by regular treatment
with Scott's Emulsion.
It-is a true blood food and
is naturally adapted to the cure
of the blood sickness from
which so many young women
suffer.
We will be US to lend
a (ample to any sufferer.
Be ure that thi pirtur. in
the form rf a Ube! it nti tlie
wrapper ol every battle ai
muasoB you buy.
SCOTT tt EOWNE.
Cheml8ta.
40s Pearl St., New York-
mm
1 B
I 11 I
olas !
"at. J r.wt.MW1 rart?g::nvra.-i-
R 1" i:ilv t"?'.b - I th-. 'i tried .V '
J t , V p. , u.'..-. .;. s: , ivca ) .
lO I. Mil.
i . C. 1
h
rj now w : '
5bctoni?!i:?
C M.. . i:.,r i - !'
iicij . 1 .'i
then a co-j: i
chitis cr y.w j.no'.vi, v.t.J j
at 1 a t coiisur.'.ptj'n. !j
Coughs always tend J
downward. Stop this
downward tendency by
taking Aycr's Cherry Pec
toral. Tkr !: : !!c, 5ft .. St. Alt Jrnttlits.
Crimti'.t tr iivtor. If In '
!hn lo " l" l ' "",
lo ik it itK-n J '"'1 ''" I1" !"""
l,ATf it willi titi'i. -r.' wrlmc.
J.I AY h.li I O . I.bhoII. !.
:..i..n. TIim nni-tiiiiit.er n as t) be com
iiieiid.! as von wou!d have lltotitfltt tlie ,
I ,t ... I k'n Ii . t.U.m mi 1'iirtl.iiul. isiloim.' '
I the auelio-ii-is. The ha-ket bri-ti.n. the ;
! hitfhesi pru-e was Mi's (V Y.H-umV.
'H .'0. Maslt-r Krl Wagoner the lueky
lell.iw to eat witli Mi-s 1 0.11 11. 1 ie
iir,.e'eds trun baskets. Inn lies and
"i'l netteiHtk"! v bieh will no to help
ereft the new r.itie tuiil. I'lie irt.ini;"
tlianks those who bellied to make the
soeial and eiiteriainment sueh a uran l
siii-i-e.-s.
Cruj.
F)lie (.iiiy re spent biitiday with Sarah
1 nomas.
, o( ()rm u ,
ber parents at preseid.
(.'. C. Miraele began teaibiiijf the :
stirinir term uf sebool at Mulinu Muiutay !
last. I
Miss Nellie Stevens, of Te iver Creek j
was the ktuest of Mifi Clara Snoeiihurn j
Sunday. 1 a
Emma Inskeep and Clara Ilayhurst, , J
of Haz-ilaU. were the quests of Tilly I
Thomas one day last week.
Mr. snd Mrs. E.Uin Howard gave j
one of their .b-lihttul dances lnt Sa'ur- ,
day to a comt any of about twentv quests, j
upper
was serve.l nl 111 1.1 11 1 :i t 111 nr ,
whl.-li the company
i-pa 1 le.
1 1 tin-ir
huines.
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
If yon hTrn't riTnIr. healthy mnvenintof th
bwit every day. yuu'r ilir will bo. K"p your
b-'Wi-lf vpftx. anU tin well. K'trvre, in the oi
Tt'-l"iit t h v t r polon. In dang'Toii. Th
Ui Oowela clear aua clean u to tjutt
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
PleMmt, Palatable, Potent, Tante QooA, t
OwM, NefT Hlck-n, Wfaka fir finpt Si ri
io cott ttr boi. Writ fur Ixo aaiii.et&d bfwfc
lrtoi health. Address il
M -IVu '
KEEP YOUR ELCOD CLEAN
mmm mmm m
Klili.rai!).
Al Jones and wile are sick.
Abe I'ratt is abie to be out aitain.
The dance at Ed Howard's wasipiite
a success.
('has. Spenee is building a new horse
S'ahle.
CATHARTIC - I
1
I In.a Thou psoti is home from the I'ort
C. Smith has some .new picked fence , in, l!n-iness colieu-e. She exnerts lo
mushed,
r'rr.est Jones called on J. U.Uatieyi
and family.
Dr. and Mrs. (ioucher epent Sunday
at 1'en Fans'. 'a.
Kalph Howard is hauling blinder for
Chan S pence,
Samuel Craden bai his new kitchen
nearly done.
The new dam at Starves mill is nearly
completed.
Jones ft, Co. are grubbing up their
hopyard this week.
Clyde Smith is working for Dodge A
Graves Shingle Co,, of Liberal.
George Helvey stayed out at the
"bachelors Nest" Monday night.
Daitiagiias.
Geo. Derry and wife were calling on
friends Sunday.
Kd heifer made a flying trip to the
county eeat today.
Tony Foster and wife, of the new city
of liorings were visiting at A. W. Cook's
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Donley of Fairview was
the (meat of Mrs. M. V. Donley Satur
day and Sunday.
Born February 19th to the wife of L.
Ft. Shaw a ten pound boy. All are
doing well.
.lag I'.ootg. of Clackamas, is seen quite
often on the ateeels of Damascus going
to and from the city of Borings where he
has business tntereeta.
r- it i. . . ., . v.. 1
as Li. w. looks was a en uriving uie
inspecter over the route. This route !
.-ii h.i t riekr,.H nd .in tw
barton, Damascus and Hunnyside and a
I art of Harmony.
Chan. Boyer and Misa Kutli Dunley
were married atNewberg February 14tb.
Mr. Boyer is an excellent young man
and owns a farm near Damascus, and
Mius Dunlay is the daughter of Mr. and I
Mm, Jiilin Piiii'mv, lonnoilv of IVin
cus, but now ol N w e g
0 ;1U1,
vns, ,1.1 n im i. .1 it 1 irini
j, );,, ,, .,,. ,.d f,,r Fr
lwn iw.m. 11 ....
.d T r Trunk
i'lia1 le I'll' 'in. 1 - iu
to (1 e;on I Hi oil- l
Mr. io Sink "t 1
; Mrs. n. .1, ii ivei "il.
Mary Luens 1 I 1 ent '
On nt of l.oni"' IVrtliiH'
t I n incsrt trip
.,-! Wick,
.11I i. r 11, other,
d 1 v I III" ek,
il I ' ! tit . via- the
r Usi S.iturd.iv
Mr ill . I Mr-. .1 II I'iiihc were tin'
' client ol Oil" Milker ami ile liixt Sun-
! ''-'.v. 1
1 K.lniiin.l Sin ih'i i-a'ie I on J . L. !
I I'li'iuiis and I'.in.ily ." v 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii lii"t ;
! vv.-i'k.
M s M .ry He in -. 'f I'erllar.l
visllid her pien . Mr ml I Mrs. Juliii
lhomas lut we k.
' I'Unk I i 1 1 ' 011 , lei Hutl'ered ilb it.
pin ilili.' cdoke "in
lv o y ais auo is
lion Mill
1 MY aimiii ilh 1 be same eoui'
I'l.iint
Srl ei'l ill elne at 1 his p'aee 011 Ln
d.y February L'7. mr a two week's var
; iitioii and 1 lien I he "I'lin,.' lliil;ll
bi'fciii,
Mrs Mai'lnt riiru is vis.tiiii; her
fs' h-r, J a.ob I'rs.lt-
'lii is aUo v i-.il-
Uik'
In-r sisTr, Mr". I', Fi iedtieli ami
(amily, t.( New K-a.
s ,,,., W,ikern ami family, who
nl(,Vl., ov,.r i, , ,,tt.( H,ut due ear
. irtuMi.-d to tins loiali'v. Mr.
Wllkeisoit Itileiuls to piirelutse sine
land bete and teak- tins vi-initv Ins
home in tin future. lie likes tins
vall.-v better than over on the coast.
j Danciny School:
TUKNKY will nhut
11 dancing si'luml at
Heaver Creek Hull.
Meet every TucstLiy
Kveninn. Iiiiu'e etitrttt
at S o'clock sharp; elnse
nt 1 'J. A tl in i s s i o 11
") 0 Cents:: : :
1
LADIES FREE S
j MHir.inl
I Uoads are ex epliouany good for this
I season of the year.
' The e.l. 1 snap lets cone ai d crowing
siraiti looks splenibd.
( l-nis IVtets has the timbers for his
b trti lifw 11.
j -i-l.rn iry ilac lire 1.0 ippe ibivs in this
: fii'ii in titi it . Sore eves uio also preva-
lcn
' Fir i-o'i-'itn""l a house and its coti
! tt-nts ii ur t he end of the electiic car
I line on the 15 : It inst.
Ilied Satu. liv the L'l-t inst., ol ap-liemla-itis
and la L-ripp'-, Adam Schati
ber, s.'.l "Jl ears. Mr. Schanher was a
member ( f Mall'.rd lod.-e . (). I'. W.
No 7-'., and carried a beneficiary certili
ea'e of one thousand .lobars, iu favor of
bis parents. Intermcrit toi k pUce in
the Shill'rd cemelerv On th ".Mrd inst.
Fr2 I'mid
Some pointoes are bein shipped to
San Kraiicist'u.
Jhn Aden ha- fmisbed the rrf on his
inn ry i.a i.
Conrad i'riester is helping the Sharii
r.roibers do winter plowing.
Homer Krti'e has slasbeil the briiHb
on the side hill alona the liver hank.
Charles Thoinpson is still piuting up
hif liiiijs. It is a wood bouse this time.
Albert Turner has purchased a I vear
old s'allion of the Clyde breed and ex
pects to amass a small fortune.
promt.
e the course next winter.
It is not known how loni; ere John
U'endt will return from the hospital.
He went there about two uioiillis ai:o to
have a rupture treated.
Mrs. A. M. liarnes and son Fred went
lo Portland Friday last to call on her
brother. He is now under treat uient al
the St. Vim. -ent hospital.
The Tualatin firanu'e meets on the
'JSlh in all day session. There is talk of
Inn, duo.' a new hull as the present one
too small for present r.ei-
Mike Gross and family, of Oregon
City, were with us Sunday last. , It is
not often that Mr. Gross' smiling count
enance is seen in our midst.
While Marcus linker was taking old
Mr. Trube to a doctor Sunday lant, a bolt
in the buggy broke, letting the horse
walk off with the fore wheels, thus pre
cipitating the oeciipantH out over the
dash board. Undaunted, Mr. Kaker
procured another buggy and proceeded
on hia way without further mishap.
Adam Schanher was taken home from
here Saturday in a dying condition. He
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
rji, pr,.paraM0n contain all of the
dieestant and digest all kinds of
' Vn . , .,:iiT.
the food you want. The rt. ost senti ve
stomachs can take it. I'.y Its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been J
cured after everything else railed, it,
A unequalled for all stomach troubles.
It can't help
but do you good
jfvparedonlybyE.anEWiTr&f.ijiileajio
Ttxli.botUeconuliiiiZr4tiiueiitbuCiijc.aLi
CASTOR I A
1 For Iufivnti Mid Children.
Tli9 Kind You Hava Always Bought
lloitra th
tijJlliltUVO
Ii is been n itkiu' oil lln n.xl lliiiue III'
Imiisi n tiilleli Ills I'lirentN live near I
Hie I n i iiii'i 1 1 v.t .'ii tin Oreii'in City I
n a l. Mi di. ill assi"taiiii Mas siituiiioni d !
to in avail as ilea'h leleuseil bun (ruin
bis Milt'eilllit thill evening. ;
Tlii'tv lire said to be II.Him.iumj fivnct
Cuiiiid'.ans r'sld-tit In Aini i i-.!,
AccoriLii-,' to th' biles! report, then
were In Ciin i'. 1 l- 'M p'i-s..iis of mi-!
siimnl 1 1 1 itMl. r., 171 ib'uf 11111I ilmiih mull
:'..:'T'.' blind.
The bed'i of p '.is III Colol ildo HOIlli"
times Include lis ui.iny lis V-'.l KH iicres,
lllld I lien Is oil' bed excccdilli; III hI.
V..1IHI liens.
All Krc lrli writer h:.s ilisi-uvefi-il tt
lew t!.sTplie titui It New York,
lie i-.ills l;.e A met '.-an lin-ir.'l'bs III.
"city of 1111 v t o ;ies .."
I'li-bu ir.l .'. . I-' li ne I coll l.ssu tl
by Co' :'!'"" n 1 -. : !. ir i 1 1 s to colli-
luelinu ate t'. In. ii! I.i'i'.i iiiinlyei-siiry
f Japan's nt: y ! 1 I ii.- po-lnl ii:i.ii.
The nil. d S;. !'.. e Uisiiuii-s 11.01
e'.ibt times jia nn:.-li .l..nr liT eiipitii
lis 111 the f.i-l .piii :i- of th' bisl ecu
I lies . foiii' t.i. 1.111.I1 lis th' n v er
Hue p.-r cap t 1 .1 tr;n-..- Ill' ib-cnde enih-d
with tv'.".o ;:. 1! t ii -s inil.-li lis In uny
year prior to ls.M.
It i-oi.ts (lie fa 1 tin ts of tin" country
more to liutil their products from fin 111
to station I'i.iii It (!os for rullroml
chiilVcs. Tie I'stliiiiil d lluill'es are
$'.Hiii,iKni.roil f.i- t'.:e f.iiieirs to haul
their tfood.H to niarket. lllld -SIS,! Hit 1,1 Mil
Is nil tin raiiio.1:.-. .-t for ;;ll tur
w orl.
A Mlurr' It .aril.
I 'our tlioU-.il;. 1 p.ui.i.s 111 old. slhi-r
and broii.'..- I. as bi.-n 1 .-uinl in the lint
of nil old beir-rar wninaii ut t'hiibet el
Auieiu. Al'i'i'iii
W nrk I'nr I'rlsintrra.
1'rls.iii. is 111 biil.ii 4 iin.iitliu; trial
cull elect to work durlri th.- p nod 11 1 1 I
receive payment in-.-i .rdnijjly.
DR. TENNER'S
KIDNEY -Backache
All dUeanss of Kbtnfvs.
Bladilor. Urinary OrKiius.
A I-.. KliRiiinatUtii, llHi-i
srlitf .IleartDlscuso Gravel,
liruuay, female Troubles.
Don't become dUcourarod. There Is a
cure lor you. If n --.r v rli 1 r. I -mht
He liiis sin-lit a lit- liiiin curing lii"t buiili
cas-s us yours. All eoi.ulliii ions Free.
"Kl-lit liii'litlis III I'.il. heavy b:i'-La.-tlc,
p:lii ami sorein-ts n.-r.i-s I,i.1ii- s. ultu rie 11-luati-iii.
tnti.r reiiie.lH s falie.l. lr. I !
tier s hi.hiey and ll.i. ',-e-lie l nr. i-ini 'l ine
(iiiiiiileiely. II. W ATI- US. Il.1t1.let, .N. V."
Pritsirlsis. ft., II. Ak f.irC.s.ii li.s.k Free
ST.viTUS'DANCEf.':;;,:;;;;;:;;:
I ;t r IT
nla N.V
For Sale by Hiiiitley lirotheis
Hare l-'ret mill Vnrfh.
There Is not hint; like having tsilli
feet on the irioiind, i-.'iys Medical Talk.
If a man should im barefoot, the con
tact of his bine feet with the curl It
lllld bis head pl'oJcitinK Into the ut
lliosphere would liuike a peil'i ct elec
trical conductor, throiiit'li which the
electricity of the air would pass
through his boily to the earth. While
no apparent harm Is done, yet, holm;
insulated from the electricity of the
earth by wearing shoes, the electricity
falls of Its beneficial result. There can
be no doubt that II Would be better fur
every body, especially nervous people,
If their feet were oil the KlollluI Instead
of In shoes.
llairplrkrm of I'firl.
In Paris each bouse Is provided by
the city with a large box. Into this
the servants throw all that Ih not need,
ed by the family, whether of food or
raiment. IS very morning tin- chif
foniers, nr ragpickers, are privileged to
search through these boxes before the
con! ent 8 are onrted by the city to dis
tant fields, where the refuse Is em
ployed In fertilizing the soil. I-'roin
the homes of the wealthy the poor re
ceive many articles of real value. Fif
ty thousand ragpickers, say the stalls
tics, realize ?I0.ishi dally from their
pickings.
The Ktlnicleat Mun.
"I think the most penurious man 1
ever knew," r marked the man In the
mackintosh, "was old Ilewllgus. He
smoked his cigars to the last half Inch,
chewed the stumps mid used the ashes
for snuff. Hut lie wasn't satisfied even
then and gave up the hublt."
"What for?" asked the man with the
big Adam's apple.
"He couldn't llilnk of any way to
utlllxe the smoke." Chicago Tribune.
A I.c(iicy of the rlj
Is often a run-down system. Weak
ness, nervousness, lack of appetite, en
ergy and ambition, with disordered liver
on. I kulneva often follow an attack of
this wretched disease. The greatest
need then is Flectric Hitlers, the splen
did Ionic, blood purifier and regulator ol
Stomack, Liver and Kidneys. Thou
sands have proved that they wonder
fully strengthen the nerves, build np the
system, and rattore to health and good
spirits after an attack of Grip. If suller
ing, try them. Only 50c. Perfect satis
fact;on guaranteed by by Geo. A. Harding.
S. J. VAUGHN,
Livery, Feeil nml Sale Sttilile
ORECONCITY.
l.ii('ATKI) IIK1WKKN 'III K HIUIH.K AM
ivrnr,
Poulile utitl Single V, nml "ml
illo ImrscH uhvuys on lutiul at llu
liiwest rii't'M. A corral I uunurti t'
with tlie Iniru for lnost htuck .
I nforuiiitlon ronanlniK any km. I .1
Htoek promptly atteinled to by person
letter.
Mornoa Uouvht and Solil.
llorsea Boarded and Fed 011 reaaon
blti terms.
j ELLO i
J.tXHI inili'M uf lmin ilis
tlllli'tl teli'ilinllt wire ib
Orepni, W'lisliiiinton.Ciili
forniii ami Malm now in
upfnitiiin by tlie I'licilic
Slatioii Telcplioiu Coin
uiiiy, cuvirinn ,-")
t'lWIIS.
(Jtiiek, nreiinite, clieap
Alt tin satisfaction of 11
liersoiiiil I'oiiiiiitinii-ation
l'istiini'H no ellect ti h
clear uiiilorstaiulinn. Ss
krtiio nml Siui Kraiu'isco
an I'asily lieanl h I'ort
land.
Oregon City ollioe hI
I lithium's Drug Slorc
CI
PIONEER
m$kt and
Frtiiglit nibl parcels, delivereil
to all irts of the city.
RATES - REASONADLF
l'liysicaiis lTt'srriKo it
for their most 1 h-licalo
Patient. 011 and Pure.
FOR BALE BY
. E. MATTHIAS
Sole Agency for Oregon City
SCHEDULES OF TIME
sonilKU.N PA( IHC HAII.WAY
Soiiru iioim).
"riKla. m.
!l:2a, in (Albany Local)
l!:ll) p. m.
Sol 111 ll'HMl.
f iL'li a. in.
si a'st p. in, (Albany Local;
W:14 p. in.
Daily River Excursions
or
OKKGON CI IT II )ATS.
Iiaii.Y hi una I K .
la-avn rollThANIl
Foot Taylor Ht,
10 .W A. M.
4 30 P. M
bravi OKKI.0.N (TH
Foot I-aglith Ht.
7 .Hi A. M.
1 ,'S0 p. M.
Only the following landings will he made:
Magoonn's, .Mililriiin', Mon-y's,
flitley's and Oswego. Humlay excepted.
KOtIND TKIP 'i-i CKNTH.
Oregon T'lty TriiliNiorttliiii Co.
Hair IM
PORTLAND TO
THE DALLES
By the fast
and com
modious Hteamer
Regulator
Iaveg Portland daily except
Sunday at 7 a. m.
ThiB ia the Great Scenic Route.
All tourist admit that the Hcenery
on the Middle Columbia is not ex
celled for beauty and grandeur in
the United States. Full informa
tion by addressing or calling on
J. S. liOOTH, Agent,
Tel. 914. Portland, Or.,
Office and wharf, foot of Qak St.
Gnu
t 'r 1 1. nu&m r a
,K II W Hiatal J:,:, B
3 & a
cure; r yimm
A K'Ji VltWH-Si.-tfdl
PLUMQINC CHARGED
My
fhn .lis
I an no liudnT iliuii th. my other
tni'lo, ami our an n" higher (bull snr
I v. leiideied ileiuail'ls.
Wh.il w. iiii.leiliikebnbiin a Ihoroiiuli
' aid ni 1 .f.iCb.i v manner. 'J'Iimih will
j not be I I niter our w.iikioaii uet
I Ihii.iiifb with a J .bunv d.-leeilvt j is,
hiiky pini's. loose eoiiiie. tioiis or oilier
evidences l "s.-ampe I" wnk. Every
put mil ho perle I. and look piolccl,
mid when the bill comes In you'll imt
ask for any deduction.
F. C. GADKE
THE i'LUMUER
jT.v:.rrf.T.r.wr.,r.ir.'r.,rvs.'q
Family Vines
a
CALIFORNIA .
t WINE HOUSE rj
Main S r el,
lb I. Ith nml .Mil
California I'ort rl ()
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Hi-lr.-tr.l br Mr.lu .it I'to p..-
Kxlra tll California Sherry. 1 ()'
M .-. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I'. lie. Irlli ate ll.l'l I'll
California Tokiiv 1 I'O
bi.'. llnil Tnblr Wlnf
Sweet 'Mil-vati 1 , 1
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Sweet CiUwha . . 1 J
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Angelica I ()"
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I-'xlrn Dry California Famous Winca
Sparklinir I'.urutiinlv S.'.o
! A i-lrin iill kiln,; lnr
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N.i lie li-l let , a .-! I ill a I in . I I
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,V wllir Unit will i.ra.r .u
Sonoma llo.-k fi'm
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Siiiiiiin.i S.iiiti-riu' ... t CO
A title ol.l Int.- w lur
l-'iio- C.il. 1 1 rape llraibly . . . '2 ""
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City Orders D:livjrc.l F7::.
Order Through Your Grocer. :
I
). A. injADvJ
JOnN YOUNGER,
Near Huntley's Drug: Store,
FORTY YHAKS LXriiKILMH IN
'Jreut Iiritain ami America.
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
DAILY TWAINS.
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HI JO 1 1 ii.'. ...John Day
HI .10,11 .'in Ar Aslona
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HKASIIIK DIVISION
II ra. m ..1 (....7 40 a. m
r mi p. 111 ,. AHrooiA , (P. m
S 1.1a. 111.. j I ... A .VI p. 111
II 15 a. 111... 1 f .. .1'.' .'ID p. 111
2 .'Hi p.m.. I hi,. .011,1. ...7LHp.m
r, mi p. 111 .. f H''-AHIIl., , :i0 J, (U
!l 40 a. 111 . . j I . . IWi, in
CONNKCTION.S. ,
A II trains make close couueiitions al fiohla
il ti all Northern Pacilin trains to or from
the F.nst or H011111I Points.
Al Portland with all trains leaving Union
Depot.
Al Astoria with I. II. A N. Co.'s boats and
rail line, and Hteamer T. J. Potter, to and
Ir.nii 1 1 warn and North Heat h Points,
Ticket olllce, 'J.W Morrison rt., and Union
depot. J. C. M AYO.den. Pass. Agt.
Astoria, Or
E. I. SIAS
DKALEIl IM
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Spectacles.
All kinds of Repairing neatly dono
and warranted.
CANBT, ORBGON