Oregon City enterprise., April 01, 1904, Page 7, Image 7

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1901
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AlA J a
inn.
the
rhrs
over tin; HifT for the
coveted flower K
t?i n-ililiiu lowu Into tlir
ahvaa below. J uitt f
little too far and tilt
woman, who, day In
dav. neglects to cure tin
wntnnnlvitlwMci which
wciikrii her is prtatrated
iixn a brd of airkorM
No woman should
trifle with the diat-aara peculiar to her
pi. jsr(irct to-day inraii worae con
dition to-morrow.
Dr. Pierce's I'avorlle lrearrlttlon if a
eafe and reliable rrmedy for tlie cure at
diaraara peculiarly womanly, It ratab
liahra regularity, dries mlcrlilinj( drains,
brail itifUuiMiatinn and ulceration aud
cures female wrakuraa.
"Mr milt, Mit Mary VMet. haa bm Uklii
ryr mrUuh.r ami lrtiv-il ifrval twiirai turn
wriir Mr. . Wm I'.aita. of Hprlutijtov.,
Va. "Waa Inwlilnl with If malt wraEnraa,
tieavy, hcAHittf iluwil iMlHa, arvrr aln In bar
ami hral, nliT a llrfI. wurti itlt frrllna all Ihe
tlmr. Trlril all Hit rrntiMir. we imiM hrar oft",
toll Ihrv did no (unil. Kluallr wf wrrite u vim
4 ray wife tiiiniuraiiit taUilf favorite Ptr.
rrliaiua ' Tixik lu Urtllra. ami la In lrtter
health than brfuie In a Imin time We ahall
Iwaya re. oiuiiitntl lir I'lnrr'a Kavuilta frr
crlillu lu nil wliu nrr Ihna allMrd '
"favorite I'tcwtijiUoii " nuVra weak
women strong, ii k women well. Artvpt
so auhstitule for tlir tiirdirine which
works wnudrrs Ur wrnk woinrn.
The Common fariite Medical Adviser,
Vh larjje ia;ra, in apr rovrrs, la wnl
fret on receipt of twenty oil" oiic-i rni
taaipe to puv ripcnse of t: 1 1 i ii n,i.
Address Dr. K V. Were- null.do. N. V
Hehoul Report.
Following la the report of school dia
trict No. 40. Needy, (or the month end
ing March 26. 1IKH. No. of pupil re
maining enrolled, 34 ; No. of daya taught,
20; average dally attendance, 81; canes
of tardiness, 1, Those who were neither
haunt nor tardy during the month are:
Kdlth and Clarence Johnson, 1-ena and
Johnnie Kummer, Flora, Hpagle, Frieda
(Jahler, Nunda Wolfer, Johnnie and
(irace Hitter, 1'eter I'rlre, Floaaie anil
I ie i liower, AiiKiiat anil Herman Ktuwe,
A van, Jeaae, Ida nd Johnnie Kropf,
ml Sylvia Millar.
T ia heing the laat day of school, ap
propriate ex ere I ana were rendered in the
afternoon, In Ihe presence of many via
itora. In the absence of Howard lirow
nell, who for eoma rauae failed to arrive,
Itt'ii hmllh, our Juaiice of the peace, de
livered an able addreaa.
Ho hurt IJiNTiiiR, Teacher.
Cheapaat lota in Oregon t'ily for aale.
Inquire at la a Kntwrpriee ofllqe. Oot. I tf
Oregon lit Market Kepart.
(Corns'ttid Weekly.)
Wheat No. 1,75 too 00c per huahel.
Klour Valley, M 4D lr hbl. Hard
wheat H.IK). 1'ortland, fl.lo per aack ;
lloward'a Heat, $1.(15 per aack.
Oata in aucka,$l.ll) per cental.
Hay Timothy, baled, l4tf$15 per
ton; clover, $10 oat, $11; mixed hay,
(11 ; cheat.
Milletiill'a llran, $111.00 per ton.
horta, I'.'l W per ton ; chop, $11). 00 per
ton, harluy, rolled, fL'A.OO per ton.
I'otatoeit H5c to $1 00 tier tai k.
F.;g Oregon, lfic to l()c perdoten.
Hotter Kaiicti, 50c. ; aeparator, tlOc. ;
creamery, Kc.
Oregon oniona, $2 to $2.50 per cwt.
Ilrinl applea.Oc to 7c per l.
i'riinei, (dried) petite, 3c per lb; Ital
ian, lare, Dc per lb. medium, 3,luc ;
Kilver. 4,'.
Cahliage, California, '2c.
Applea, 75c to 85e.
1'aillillowur, 40c to 80o ier dozen.
Slock carruta, eai keil, 50 cent.
('I'lery 05c per doien.
Dreaaed ctiicktum, 12,0 per lb.
LIvi'Hlork and droMaed meats; heel,
live, $4 00 to $4.25 per hundred. Iloga,
livc-ljg to fi eta; hoga, dreawd, ti'u to 7c;
heep, $3 50 ;r head; dreaned, Gc;
veal, drenaed. 7C to He; lamha, live,
(2.50 per head ; lamba, dreoaud, 0c.
Cet rhem Cleaned and
Pressed.
and aave buying new clothes. We
call and deliver all clothes. Ladies'
dress skirts a specialty. :-: :-:
Glactrtc Hotel Cleaning Prualng Parlors.
Phone No. 381. Oregon City, Or.
Thousand Hare Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know It
Bow To Find Oot.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set
tling Indicates an
, unhealthy condl
Hon of the kid
neys; If It stains
your linen It Is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain in
the back Is also
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad
der are out of order.
What to Do.
Thero Is ccrr.f-rt !n tli knowlrdga M
often expressed, llut Lr. I'.llnier'a Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fuliiils every
wish In curing rheumatism, pain In Ihe
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every pait
of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain In passing
It, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes (hat unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root Is soon
realized. It stands the highest for Its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should hare the
best. Sold by drugglata In 50c. and $1. sites.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful discovery-
ana a ooua. ini iu r -"r A .3
more about it, notn aent
absolutely frea by mall.
address Dr. Kilmer at Baaaafiwi
Co., Blnghamton, N. Y. Vhen writing m
taon rwauiiif aia sasastwaa awer si ias papas
' UW t0" f"r
L llff woman who re
-aaWj
n ami
tinrllnhl.
Wentliiir cool and damp lu wkIiihrh.
Ilitula the record of the olilwit iiiokm liai'k.
Ho wo don't know who to growl at an
Hid wimtlier clirk la nut ilonu for onre In
dainpiii-iis dmi't ai'6 him auy Imlow thn
avi-ratrti aa la ginii'mlly the rail) in bin
riipiiria.
Uarlluld (Irangn met tha 2mh. The
literary coulxHt " decided in favor of
the blue rinlHHI aide, tin whllit limtdng
hv 5 points, roiiiona Orange In to be
hrld the 13th of April at the Uarlluld
Orange hall.
Kmul HiifTinan was given a farewidl
party at Mra. i'aliiuinKi's by his many
friends. Konm 40 came to abow their
go'id will to him and eat oyatxra aud
cake prepared by Mrs. W, I'. HiiulrHiia.
All Mport a gixnl time. Mr. Ilull'man
goes to attend a Utrm at the 1'ortland
liuHitiiiaa CollegM. His liiaur friends
w mil biin success.
Ira and Horace Davis left for Kaaleru
Oregon to spend tha auinmer. Tlmy are
nice young men and we are loth to have
them go aa we will nilna thoin in our
nunday school aud (iratiga.
Our Oiaiignra were much surprised at
hearing of the marriage of one of ita
members and was st loaa for a time to
account for llieui taking the stepiill they
thought of there not being a leap year
fur 7 years putt thttn it dawned 011 the
mind the party did not want to run the
ntk of another 7 year wait for an oppor
tunity. All join In well wiahes to both
concerned aud may their sorrows be
little one.
One of our neighbors ia contemplating
leaving os eoon. Wa are loth to looe
good nelghhora such as he ia. You will
hear w ho later on.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas have moved on
to the John Tracy place to live, Mr. T.
moving to his new home at F.atacada.
Louis Palmateer Is going to Douglas,
Kaatern Oregon soon.
Mr. Duncan and family will farm the
J. W, I'alinaleer farm in his absence.
I gums politics are frosen up or
drowned out or like the ground bog gone
lisi'K lu Its den and let It rain fur Its
awful still.
P. H. Tell the weather clerk we are
all ready fur nice weather now ao please
send it along and we won't growl if we
lo sweat a little as we follow the plow
and harrow. We are ready to let up if
he will just send on tne fair weather.
Wm. Outfield's child la Improving.
His mother ia up canug for it.
The panther was run off acroaa the
Clackamas river by Mr. Linn's dogs.
No one got even a shot at the vermin.
He was a large one and did not take to a
tree.
out: WAX OIT,
Itealdenta of Oregon Vliy Are
Nkown tlie Vy.
Only one wav to cure a bad hack.
Liniment and plaatera may relieve It;
Tmty won't cure it.
llackache means nick kidneys.
1 loan's Kidney Fills cure all kidney
lie.
Head a cae of it:
Mrs. J. I. Kennedv, who residue at
7N0 CorU'tt St., 1'ortland. aaya: "I have
been alllicted with kidney trouble for
thirty years, and for the paat twenty
years I have never been entirely free
from it in aome form or other. I sufTer-
t'd terribly from backache and could
iianlly sloop over snu gel up again.
Trouble from the kidney aacreiiona ex
isted. Atliinna I a as greatly bloated,
my feet swelled to twice their natural
size, and I wan seldom without a planter
on my ba k toeaaethe pain. I doctored
a great deal and uncd more medicine
than any one person could carry. 1 had
read so much alout Doan's Kidney Fills
that I concluded to give them a trial and
got a box. I wan a good ubiect with a
cane of such longstanding, anil I thought
if thev bellied me 1 could aafely recom
mend them to others. I lined them faith
fully and tlie results were Hatinfactory in
every way. Doan's Kidney Filla are
a wonder. They did me more good than
any other remedy I ever uaed."
Plenty more proof like this from Ore
gon City people. Call at C. O. Hunt
ley's drug atore and ana wnat ins cus
tomers report .
For sale bv all dealers, i'rice 50 cents.
Foter-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. sole
agents for the United Slates.
Kemember the name loan s and
take no other.
WHO WILL CLACKAMAS 81T10KT!
Coiigrfsnioiial Situation In First Din-
trlct Is Iiilcreating.
With the date for the Republican pri
maries fixed for Saturday, April 2, little
merest lias thus far been manileeted lu
the outcome. 1 resent indications are
that all ot the present county ollicers,
who are Republicans and serving their
II rat term, will be renominated, without
opposiuou, lor a second term, inree
legialative candidates ate to ue named
aud for these places there will likely be
aome contests.
bo far as the Congressional situation
is concerned, Clackamas county occupies
rather a unique place in the tirst district.
The complexion of the delegition to the
congressional convention from this
county can hardly be foretold. But it is
tlie general opinion in Oregon City that
while the delegation may be favorable to
l.iowneil, il be ehould be a candidate for
the uuiuuiatiun, still the delegama from
this county, in a contest between Her
mann aud Harris, will probably support
the present Congressman aa against the
Lane countv man although Clackamas
cjiinty really prefers a new man. This
cuuuty a year ago plainly indicated this
by giving Kennies a majority, but rather
than endorse Harris or any 01 me rival
caudidates for the nomination at Ku
Clackamas countv electors are de
sirous of an entirely new man. It is the
belief of some that there are men in the
district, other than Heimann and Har
ris, who are possessed of the qualifica
tions that would entitle them to a Beat in
Congress.
We will sell yon fish poles from 5c to
$5.00 and guarantee to you if you cannot
catch Hnh, it is your own fault. WIL
SON 4 COOKE.
BaUsnbe far tt ataaypriM.
MIMIK ATllUf.TIONS S1XLKKD.
( IiiiuIhii(iiii Management l'cimlng a
Mnmg I'rngruiiiiiiii.
, Thn management of the Willamette
Valley ClimilaiHiiu AHUH'iaiinii In buny
liming attractions and entertaining lec
turers fur the annual meeting next July,
nays the Oregon Oily eiirrenHjudent. to
the Oregonlan. In addition to the at
tiaciiona alrendy annoil ired, a number
of equally merit'irioun features have been
secured. Mrs. Kllen It. Miller, of Fort
land, will have cha ge of the Hrhoul of
Domestic Huieucn that will be established
on the grnundn while the crowning feat
ure for tlie women will he the lectures
and talks by Mrs. Marian A. White, of
Chicago. Mrs. White is the editor of
the Fine Arts Journal and is secretary of
the Society of Associated Arts. Mrs.
While will bo heard in two lectures, aa
follows: "American Art and Artiste at
Home and Abroad." and "Our Patriot
Painters of the West." In addition to
the two lectures she will give ten short
talks to clanaes in the forenoon, that will
lie held at a tent especially erected for
this feature of the Chautauqua pro
gramme. The management believes
that these two attractions will satisfy the
Women's (Jlubs of the state and give the
members an opitortunity of cuiuing in
.contact with two bright women of
national reputation,
Herbert ilashford, of San Francisco,
poet and journalist, has been engaged for
one and probably three lectures. Mr.
ilasbford is a lecturer of great ability
and his poems have received much com
plimentary mention. Mrs. Har'istt Col
burn Saunderson, of Seattle, has been
engaged as physical director and instruc
tor in elocution. Mrs, Saunderson was
similarly employed last year. The mus
ical programme will this year be in
charge of Prof. M. E. Robinaon since
Mrs. Walter Reed, of Portland, finds
that it will be impossible for her to act
In this capacity aa she ao satisfactorily
did last season. It is the purpose of
Prof. Robinaon during the Chautauqua
meeting to preeent two sacred cantatas,
"Queen Esther" and "Belehazasr." In
presenting these musical compositions,
the director will be assisted by a large
chorus while the leading paita will be
aaaigned prominent singers of Astoria,
Portland and other Willamette Valley
cities.
Ordinary household accidents have no
terrors when there's a bottle of Dr.
Thomas' Eclectic Oil in the medicine
chest. Heals burns, cuts, bruises, sprains.
Instant relief. .
WILSON 4 COOKE are agents for the
celebrated Sharpies Cream Separator.
Call and see it work.
(JOSVltT LAHOIt ON HltiUHAY
Oood Koad Will Be Built Between
Prison and Reform School.
Salkm, Ore., March i'l. A force of IS
convicts snd lour teams begin this week
in the construction of a permanent high
way between the Oregon Penitentiary
and the Reform School. This work was
authorised by an ai t of the legislature
of 1003, but It has not been convenient
heretofore to begin work. Marion
1 ounty ia required, by the terms of the
act, to provide all the tools and imple
ments, and farmers along the road will
voluntarily contribute considerable la
bor. Before the raina begin next Fall,
there will be a flrnt-class highway con
necting the Reform School with the city
and with the other state institutions
here.
The road to the Reform School has
alwrya been a poor one in Wiuter becanse
of its location in low land. For most
of the dintanoe, five miles, the road ia
over cement gravel, and is therefore
solid. Oood road-building material ia
plentiful and near at hand, ao that the
cost of constructing the highway will be
comparatively low. Building a grade,
so as to get the roadway up out of the
water, will be the principal work, tor
a short distance where the road is over
a clay soil, gravel munt be hauled in
wagona from nearby creeks.
Two purposes are to be accomplished
by the construction of this road. The
practicality 01 using convict laoor on
the highwai-t will be tested, and a good
road will be secured where a large por
tion of the travel is state teams. A good
permanent road has has already been
constructed from the prison to the asy
lum farm and further work will be later
done so as to complete the road to the
asylum and unite school. uile the
improvements will be made for the bene
fit of the state institutions, the work will
also be of benefit to persona living in tbe
vicinity. For that reason Marion county
furninhes the services of a civil engineer,
supplies all tools, and farmers contribute
labor.
Ti' thn little colds that Brow Into na
nnlila- the biir colds that end in consu mo
tion and death. Watch tbe little colds.
Dr. Woods Norway fine byrup.
WILSON 4 COOKE are familiar with
tbe kind of fishing tackle yoa want to
buy for this season of the year.
Miss Daisy Dontbit snd L. Farr were
married by Rev. McVickera Wednesday
evening at their home, corner of Fourth
and Center Btreets, on the bill. Tbe
groom was attended by his brother Ross,
as beet msn, while Miss Viola Farr, a
sister of the groom, served aa brides
maid. Tlie bride Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Douthit and the groom
has for some time been in the employ of
C. A. Albright. May their lile be a
happy and propperous one.
IT-.- Bnn,1av will Ha annrnnrlatalv
iJHniui ..... " t r '
observed at tbe First Congregational
Ctllircn. Al a. mere win im a i.ioo
.. .. 1 t : . 11
service, tneme oeing - .ownero ui uiu.
Communion sorvices will belheld at 10:30
.n ill. nvuninir a nmiRA serviee of
Mil, j 1 " - - , r -
specially prepared Easter munic will be
rendered ny me cnoir. ounuay pcuuui
-.1 rn.luavnr Slv Inttf mcMtinLTM will he
nun 1,11'"-"" - . .. r .....
held at the usual hours. The choir will
be composed of the following named
singers: sopranos; Mrs. Nellie Anderson,
Myitle Buchanan, June Charman, Mrs.
11 A Huinr kin Mark. Hilda McOet-
chie, Amy Thomas ;altoa, Edith Cbeney,
Iva Gordon, Kate Mark, Mrs. M. Mark ;
tenors, V. A. cnaee, u. a. iieims, . ii
Mark, F. A. Sleight; bars, Dr. T. E
1, T II.!. I 1 ftnaka U V
praru, n ' 1 1 - 1 --
Woodward; organist and director, Echo
bam son.
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Your
Doctor's
Judgment
In time of sickness, what a comforting
.reliance you always place - upon the
doctor's judgement". How implicit is
your faith in the care and exactness
with which -he writes the prescription.
But have you thought of the large
amount of carefulness and honesty nec
essary for the druggist who furnishes
what he prescribes? Our prescription
department is a model of exactness
and care. Get your physician's advice
and bring all your prescriptions here.
What's
the use of
Experimenting
With this, that or the other roach and
bedbug destroyer when Roachine will
exterminate the pest with a jiertainty
that will leave no roach or insect to
tell the tale. 25c a pint; 50c a quart
or $1.50 per gallon.
RELIABLE DRUGGISTS
CHAMBERS HOWELL
Nasal
ft HTfl nnii
UH I Alt II II f&Mft
In all Its stagaa,
Ely's Cream Balm
sasansoa, soothaa and heals
IBs diseased membrane.
B eons caUrrh and drives
away a cold In tha baad
arirklr.
raaun Balm Is placed Into tht nostras, iprasas
S9 the saembrans and U absorbed. Belief Is la
BMilat and a ear follows. It Is not drying does
at nroduea maeslnr. Lare8iae.5aaenUatDnig-
fiSja or by null; Trial Slat, 10 ceo la.
ELY BHOTHEBS, M Wtms Burnt, Vtm Teak
Colton
.T A rniiAlla m-ill take hia dpnartllrA i
v. -- - . ' r.. - -
a few days for Miller's Sands, where be
has employment duung tne nshinK sea
son.
Press Ronnpv haa been ioiDrovinir Jia
ranch with a new plank (enca.
A R (Vinntrvman has also been mak
ing improvements in the wav of fencing.
u,.l.n.l xhwiil in Hiatrli-t R2 laat Fiidav
with a basket social in the eveuing for
the improvement of the schoolbouse. An
interesting, programme was well ren
dered. Little Lilly Carlson, who recited
"Kouody't cnua," aeserves especial
mention. Howard Browned gave us an
interesting spiel on education, which was
Iwudly applauded. Tbe proceeds re
..lairuil frim (Iib hai-kpt aula ware US 37.
The young folks then eoon cleared the
ball o! beucties, cuairs, eic, ana uanceu
till l.mai I Havlipht. and we are nroud to
note the boys utterly failed lo get full, on
UOUEe, Uiuua Uf uiauiuuii.
Little Writiht, who baa been quite sick,
e are pleased to learn ia much better.
II. mim. am heainntnir tn ahnw their
ribs quite plainly. If tbia lovely spring
weattier continues many mure uiuiuun,
poles will be in demand to atretch cow
hides on.
P.rl Hirnmuroan. hn haa a fine little
4wwn 1 IZ milna frnni Cllltnil. killed a
chicken last week that had a lump of
-i , i ii i
gold in Its craw me siw oi a pea. n uy
go to Ogle Creek and get lost in tbe snow
snd almost starve wnen mere i pom iu
the midst of civilization to be picked ap
by the chickens.
Ilenrv Ginther ot Bhubel was in Colton
last Friday.
Vntl.ln.r hnt a fan hnhhlea down the
muddy canal to show where the last
team and wagon went ouioi eigm.
M. PUrlf and family of Willamette.
are visiting Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr.
ana airs, runups oi our our-.
Lawn mowers and garden tools at
WILSON A COOKE.
Christian Sctenca.
First Church of Christ Scientists,
Garde building, corner Seventh and
Main Btreets, Sunday at 11 a. m. Sub
ject, "Are Sin, Disease and Death
Keal?"
Children's Sunday school meets at 10
a. ni. Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:45 o'clock. Heading room
Is open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days from 2 to 4 p. m.
i
We carry all the different styles of
OLIVER FLOWS and extras, at the
same price you will have to pay in Portland.
afiiana
A
Tooth
Brush
Howell (L Jotie
OREGON CITY
F. S. BAKER
PROP.
WILLAMETTE
GROCERY
MILES & McGLASHAN, Props.
$4.10
Bbl. Walla Walla Flour
$4.25
Bbl. Marvel Hard Whaat Flour
10 Cents
Can Best Cream
20 Cents
Pkg. Olympia Pan Cake Flour
45 Cents
Can Saratoga Dripg.
15 Cents
Pound Costa Rica offee
35 Cents
11. & M. Blend Extra Fine
Wa handle a full line of Fruits
Mining Stock For Sale.
The Oregon and Alaska Molybde
num Mining: Company,
of Oregon City, has placed $3000 of its
treasury stock on the market to be
sold at par, or 25 cents per share, to aid
in developing ita molybdenum mine,
situated near Skagway in Alaska. The
management are conSdent that this sum
in sddition to a like amount already
spent for that purpose, will carry the
development to a point which will as
sure the practical working of the mine.
Stock mav be procured at the above
price from V. K. Hyde, in the Barclay
Building, Oregon City.
If you want to get tbe news, all the
news, fully and reliably reported, daring
the campaign, yoa should sign for tbe
Enterprise. We are making a special
rata of 25 cent from now nntil after tbe
Jane election.
mmm
Should stand long, hard and constant
wear. We have that kind the kind
that lasts almost forever and also a
kind that gives excellent satisfaction
and sella for lees money. We have
also a great variety of tooth washes
and powders at various prices. Our
toilet department has in it everything
that is needed for furnishing the
bureau.
:
It is Quality,
not the Price,
That Is High
We know quality is of first importance
in drug store goods and all of your
purchases at our store will prove to
you that we have this knowledge of
the importance of quality. We do
business on this basis and if you ap
preciate quality, come or send to us.
art
LINN E. JONES
PLANING MILL
All kinds of Building
Material, Sash, Doors
Moulding, Etc. - -
OREGON CITY, ORE.
It will Profit m
to see me when in need of
Lettering or Sign
Fainting.
Elaborate Shading Pen Work
on Cards.
(Shading Pea Artist and Teacher)
Also house painting, Paper hang
ing, Varnishing and Kalsomining.
Leave orders at Cr amer & Frey
tag's cigar store.
S.N.TANZER
SOMETHING
for NOTHING
Naturally induces trade. We
do not do business on that
basis but do give value re
ceived for every cent you
spend at our store. Here
are some bargains:
3-lb can Brandenstein'B
Mocha and Java coffee . .
$1.00
.50
.12
.15
.50
5 lbs Brandenstein's Caro-
head Rice
Good brand bulk Coffee, per
pound
Green Java Coffee, per lb. .
Fine bulk Syrup, per gallon
A full line of the very best
in the grocery line at
The ELECTRIC Grocery
D, M. KLEMSEN, Prop.
Main Street next to Albright's Market
OASTOHIA.
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