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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1fl, 1906. -J
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MR. and MRS. WILOERT THOMPSON,
801 Main St., Peoria, III.
MULL'S GRAPE TONIO CURED HIM.
Wilbrt Thompwn never knew a well day until lait June- he had been constipated all hJ life many
doclor treated him, but all failed to even help him-hia health failed rapidly and on January 21,
JW3, Met, Thompton aked ot to wggeat a treatment for hef huiband-We thought the cat
tooaertoua and recommended that a ipeclalut be conulted-but he aU failed to help the
patient -NOW HE IS WELL.
Mull's Grape Tonic Cured Him
Mm. T'-mrinnoii (Hut wrote n wffollown "My hntmtn1, ai M. miffer from harr pain In hU itomach ana
nmetline IhlnkH It li liln Iwart. 11 rnn know bjf mlnni tnitll what ou) tho pain, II you cau. Ml. luoiupaufi
W im.mi.lly Bdvll that II rut-Hew M.;lllt tw eonwilUid. We iii.t: "Wo want to : Mull Crepe
Tonl liw'aiiwi wii 'know It win cur cn.ititUi, Imt M. a lxttl U no olijn't to tin wlmn a '''' l" ' ' t'"
km) ll your iniHhniia nam u an wtrioun i you iiai". "ki"" j
kind. I'ruiiiiitly." At th iim tlmn, knowliiK Uinl Mull lifHpii I oiilc could do no harm, we ailrlM-4IU use until a
MiynlrlMi ooufil Iwi onimtilli-4. Jumiiiry 'ft Mm. 'I liom.on wri.l that a pliynKMKfi had liwn i-otmultwl. Ha dlag
liowid llm ntana IwliiK I'lironle mimtlpatloii and dyiiila. Ill IrealiiiHit w lollnwi-d (iiltlifully but thr wm
lioporiiniilllilitliiiproveiimiitlnMr. Thoni.ii'i hi'iillh. Than be toKeu taking Mull l Orapn Ionic and on Bept.
mil
turn, mm rnuiivaii Lite follow iik KiLLitf iruiu mil. iiiiuuniwiii;
"lfou will remember that I wrote lo you laat Januarv In regard to my hujband'e health. It
le lour month alnoa ha quit taktrtg Kull'e Orape Tonlo lor oonatlpatlon, whloh ha euflered from
alno birth. He took ut 24 bottle of It and I perteotly aured. He le muoh etronner and ha
gained eonelderably In lloah. I oannot thank you anouah for Mull' Orape Tonlo. It la worth Ma
weight In gold Just t12 oured him and he ha epent hundred of dollar with doctor who did
him no good. Now I want to tat my oaaa to you and eapeot your early reply. I alao have onetU
patlon, hv had lor three year. Kindly let me know Be l am eura It will euro me If you eay It will,
a It did all you elaimad It would la my hueband". oe.o. I await as i earhf raphf.
Very reapeotlully yours, R.W. H.THOMPSON, 801 main U, Peor'a.iiu
LET US GIVE YOU A 50c. BOTTLE.
Thli Coupon I good for a GOo. Dottlo of
null' Grape Tonlo.
fill oat till omipon ami a.ml to tin l.l(htnln
Mvillrln o, 1ST Thlr.i:A.., llm k lalnnil, III., and you
will riv.lt a full l, 60. botllx of Mull'i iri
Tonlr,
I h.va t.r tbn Mull' Clrap Tuuln, but If you
will iipply m with a 0(M:. bnl tin fnta.IwlllUk.it a
illrrclnl.
Nmiir
troot Vo,.
...HUU.
City.. .
iv run aooaeea ano ware rttimr.
If you rc afflii tcd with constipation or any of its kiivlred
tliwrahca wo will fmy a scxtnt lxUle for you of your tlrutfKiht
wikI nivc ft to yn to try. If you are conntitmlal we know it
will cure you. Surely if we have audi confidence in our rcnicly
an to luy for a tmttle of it that you may lent for yourself iti won-dc-rful
curative qunlitiea, you ehouM not refttw: U nccejit our offer.
MulPs Grape Tonic
U the only cure for coimtijiBtion known. We do not recom
inrinl it fr anything Imt Constipation nnl ita nllitil iIisea-. It i
our free pift to you. In iuxe.tinK tli free twttle you flo not oUipte
yotiraclf further than to take ita contents. Mull'e Orape Tonic is
pleiuiant to tike aixl one In.ttlc will U-nefit you. We want you to try
It anil, then-fore, if you will fill out the tUu hel coupon awl mail
it to tut to-iliy wo will iiihtrutt your druggist to give you a 50-cent
buttle ami elmrgc auiue to ua.
HOWELL & JONES, Reliable Druggists.
who throtiRhlly n)oynfl thnmsfilvds.
ProKreHHlve whlnt was the special fea
ture of the evening.
Mrs. Wm. McCIord captured tho
firttt prl.o, a beautifully bound hook,
"Tho Lady of the Lake." MIhh Ray Mc
Cord received tho brxby prlzo, a copy
of tho InHtructlona for whlt playlriR.
Hoclablllty followed and the gunsta
were Hfsrvnd with aandwlchen, Haladn,
plrkleH delldoiiH caknfi and coffno.
The Kuent were: MIhh Iloblnaon, I).
H. Martin and wife, L. J. Hylton and
wife, (leo. Lazellu and wife, II. O.
Joehnko and wlfo, MlHKftH Laura Ifyl
tin, Kmrna Wllehart, Itetta JoHonh.
Ray Me.flord, MeBHre. Jarnea Hylton,
DennlH yUm, Tom Kelland. '
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No ono would ever be bothered with
conHtlpat.lon If everyone knew bow
naturally and quickly Burdock Blood
Hitters regulate tho stomach and
bowelx.
Oreicon has not any good flour aa(h
bought a ack one time and found
atraw and whole kernel of wheat in
It. It miiftt have , been tho next thing
to ahorta that he "boiiKht,
Crego Klnr.y In maklni? rails for the
county road up towarda Highland from
Clarke'a. If any one known how had
the road la It i Mr. Dave Moehkne
our mall carrier who has It to travel
every day In tho week.
CAN BY, J
MIhh Arllne Harding apent lat Frl-'
day nlKht and Saturday In Oregon
City visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kocher were
I'ortland vlsltxrs the last of the week.
C'anby has a curfew bell now. It
rlnKs Its warning notes every evening
at 7:45.
Mrs. Evans of. Barlow, was visiting
Mrs. Clemo on Tuesday.
I'rofesor Drew, of Willamette Uni
versity, will speak at. Central Point
and Canby next Sunday.
V. S. Clemo was In Salem on Mon
day of this week.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the M. E.
Church gave a pie social In the City
Hall last Tuesday evening. It was
well attended.
Alvln Phelps Is In Portland this
week, at the home of his brother,
combining business and pleasure.
Mrs. A. L. Snell went to Portland
the last of the week to visit with her
daughter.
See Nature's
Wondrous Handiwork
Through Utah and Colorado
Castle Gate. Canon of the
(Irand, Black Canon, Mar
shall and Tennessee Pas
ses, and the World-Pamous
Royal Gorge
For Descripitlve and Illustrated
Phampk'ts, write to
W. C. McBRIDE, Oen'l Ag't,
124 Third St., PORTLAND, Or.
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give the following eubecriptlon club
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Weekly Journal and Enterprise, both
one year, $2.00.. Either call at Enter
priae office or mail your order.
CLARKES.
FRAUD EXPOSED.
A few counti'rfeliers have lately
been ruikliiK anil trying to sell Imita
tions nf Dr. King's New Discovery for
CoiiNuiiipllon. Cinu'liB and Colds, and
oilier ineillclnea, thereby defrauding
Hie iiilllc. This is to warn you to
bewsre of such people, who seek to
profit, Ihriiugh steHllng the reputation
of remedies which have been auecesa
fully curing disease, for over ',1't years.
A sure protection, to you. Is our name
on tbe wrapper. Jnik for It. on all
Dr Kind's, or Hucklen'a remedies, as
nil other ar mere Imitations. 11, K.
IIICKI.KN ii CO., Chleagu, 111., and
Windsor, Canmla. For sale at Howell
4 Junes drug More,
GUN EXPLODES BUT GETS CROW. NOTED NEW 2EALANDER COMING
Judge
McBrlde Haa a Not Pleaaant 1
Experience.
prof, (-,. Siieneer CiJuham, author,
lecturer and Journalist, from New Zen
land, who has been maklnir a tour of
the Colleges and Universities on the
1'nclHc Coast, will be In Oregon Cltv
... .I..II,.... lonl.ir., . ... V.. 7dIih t
blnatlon rllle and shotgun came near K,lV,.rnrm.llt 8n( nMtltutlons.
It gis-s without snylng that It will
be a lecture of more than absorbing
St.
....I., .I....L, I.,. ,,!.. ......, .1., II. .1.1.
his crow, but the rlll. expl,led and ,; wor(J pulntlnRl( of ,n na((lral won.
A crow hunt with a brand new com-
routing the life of Judge Thomas A
Mcllrlde of the fifth Judicial dliflct
of Oregon a few days' ago, reports the ;n,.,r(
Portland Jmrnal. The Judge killed : Nl)t (
(nine near killing him. The breech-
lock and firing pin blew out, grazed
his right temple and went entirely
through a two-Inch board bark of him.
.ludgo Mcllrlde has a ranch on D"er
Island, mid as he Is fond of hunting,
stopped in Portland on his way to th"
ranch a few days ago and purchase !
one of the latest Improved combina
tion rllle and shotgun. He got a gxd
supply of. ammunition for both the
rllle and the shotgun barrels of the
weapon and betook himself to his
.ranch for a little outing. The Judge
thought he would try his new gun be
fore Htartlng out after big game and a
crow being the only thing in sight,
he loaded the rifle barrel and prepared
In test his skill at slusitlng. Fortu
iiutlely he had the" gun at such nn an
jgle that the stock lay parallel with
the side of his face, for when he pull
ed the trigger the barrel exploded. 1
Judge Mcllrlde'a face was badly pow-'
iii r burned but the Injuries are not
CoU'ldered Serious, I
after five years of continuous cough
ing and bleeding from the Jungs; and
I owe my giMid fortune to the world's
greatest medicine, Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, which I
know from experience will cure con
sumption If taken In time. My wife
Improved with the first bottle and
twelve bottles completed the cure."
Cures the worst coughs and colds or
money refunded. At Howell & Jones,
druggists. GOc and $100. Trial bottle
free.
ders and scenery of New Zealand, but
the experiments In self government,
which they have been ma' Ing has
drawn the eyes of the whole world
on New Zealand.
"We have no unemployed problem,
no strikes and no poverty. No trusts
and since the governmept has taken
the business of lending money largely
Into Its own hands and loans money at
four and a half per cent, the prosper
ity of the island has been trebled.."
Professor Schafer, of the University
of Oregon, lias characterized prof.
Clapham as the "Macnulay of New
Zealand."
He will lecture In Willamette Hall J
on Tuesday evening, February 20. He j
will no doubt have a large hearing.
OASTOniA,
Eeanta lla lind 01) Haw Alwaw Bought
A large crowd attended the public
wpaking last Monday night, February
12. The speakers were Mr. G. B. Dim
ick and Mr. C. Schuebel. If Mr. Dlm
ick does what he promises he is the
man we want In for County Judge.
Mr. North is improving Mr. Buck
ner's place right along. He has made
a picket fence around the garden and
fixed up bis old barn which is a great
Improvement to that place.
The man's name that bought Mr.
Kayser'a place is W. II. Wettlaufer.
He was seen taking out some new
farming machines; a plow and harrow.
Mr. Margnetd, the man that came
from Illinois not long ago, says that
If You Want
a "Cracker Jack' Plumbing
Job at a little cost, by all
means confer with us before
handing out your contract.
A. MIHLSTIN,
Main Street, near Eighth
TWILIGHT.
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE.
Hall of Harding Grange. Feb. 3.19. woo', ,na" '?e rV,un? t0, nave a
Whereas. It has pleased our divine I ffl" foot. He has been un-
Master of the Universe to remove I 7 l" ' " l"c J'""1
f'oin our midst our worthy brother
FRED W. MULKEY
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Republican Nomination
TED STATES SENATOR
For the Short Term.
John Roai, we the members of
Harding Grange No. 122. do It"solve:
That since the call to rest Is from
the Divine Maxtor we how In humble
submission to Ills will ever remember
ing that "Thy will be done."
Resolved. That this Grange has lost
a gisid and faithful member whose
name wes enroll d nn our charter and
who was ,a Past-Master:
That the family has lost a loving
father and the community a faithful
neighbor and citizen.
l.e It rMolvcd. That a copy of these
ro-Kilutlon he sent to the bereaved
relatives, a copy to the county papers
and a copy placed on a page of our
minutes and our charter be draped In
black for thirty days.
C. F. M. BROWN.
11. S. ANDERSON.
J. C, SPRAGUE.
' Committee.
F. K. HARKENRIDER.
Some Reaaon Why He Should
Elected Commissioner.
Be
Bd'ore having the old-time
gold fillings put in your teeth
come and see the newer and
better porcelain inlays. This
work, while comparatively
new, has been in general use ;
about six years, and by every
test is found to be far superior
to any other filling known.
It preserves the teeth, prevent
ing decay Ground the margin
as sometimes happens in me
talic fillings; are more durable
and look very much better.
This wcrk is not gen
erally used in on account
of the skill and time re
quired to co as it
should be done We hive
been doing . porcelain inlay
work 'for over two years, be
sides taking a special course n,cndidat for
evi... t. ...lsI.. 1 unite
i.na wuriv wiuie in vmcdgu
under the best porcelain work-'
ers m the United States. I 'T"" vv' MU,K7 ,waH 'T.n V1 l'"vr He has never asked for or held a
iiinu, uregon, anu is a resiueiu 01 nis j colm(y office.
Do llOt Confound this WOrk',mtlvo cltv' ,s a ym"lK, ma" 'V1 Commissioners should be located in
. every accomplishment which should the various parts of the countv so that
With Cement or artltlCiai en- iiunllfy him for this high onioe. Ho is ica n(H,(is 0( n partsl miiy t)e known
. t 1 l ' 1 11 ,a graduate of tho State University of nf hv the Conntv ronrt
am? . Tnhii h i used hv mjr.v. . ., x,.... ..... , ... 0,n7 lne county voun.
' 1 ' " vregon, uie now lorn i.aw dcihxii 01 The northeast nart of the conntv
and Is a lawyer of has not hud a renresentatlve on flint
ilirh wtniulhiu- a iimn who hnsi trnvelml 1....1., . ......
to Stay, and is acknowledged extensively In our own country as He i9 located within two hours'
tu., well as abroad. He has studied our journey of the county seat.
tu us ou uyciu.ii nidi u ins. institutions and compared them with; As proof that we are not antagonls-
foreign countries. Ho . Is a logical tic to the other parts of the county,
thinker, a forceful speaker and an we win mv ht wp nra nnlv neb Inn-
their gold fillings replaced by aiU,Pt Pnrllamentarian. He has many fr wjiat we deserve; that we are rea
. -friends, both rich and poor, for ho is sonahle alnce we onlv want one of tho
1 a cpurteous gentleman at all times, i various county and state offices and
j He is a Republican always, Ho has that we were advised by some of the
I supported all the nominees of the Re
publican ticket at all times. He la as
1 loyal to his party as to his friends.
He haa confidence In the people and
Ms willing to abide by their decision at
j the primary election.'
1 Oreiron needs mich men nn Kreil W
, ,' 'Mulkevy The Renuhllcan nartv neorla . UK, KIC8T WAN IN ARKANSAS.
Weinhard Building , Opposite Buch nu,n- Bn(1 the voters should see "I'm the luckiest man in Arkansas,"
... , rr , , that such men are nominated and writes H. L. Stanley, of Bruno, "since
Lourt MOUS elected. tae restoration of my wife's health
'Miss Hay McCord Is spending a few
dnv In Holland wuh her sisters.
Misses Ethel and Helen.
Mrs. Chas. White, :io has been
vpi-y ill for some time, :n slowly re
covering. Mr. James Hylton called on Mr.
Wu. Wllehart Sunday afternoon.
Cella, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Boylan. has Just recovered
j from a light attack or scarlatina.
Mrs. M. Thompson called on Mrs.
I Geo. V. Wilson last Friday.
Mr, George Schrlener. while cutting
Mrs. Secrest. of Oregon City, was
visiting her former neighbor here one
day last week.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. V.
Wilson was te scene of a merry
gathering Wednesday evening, when
these Ideal hosts entertained their
Mends In honor of Miss Robinson, of
Michigan. The rooms were most ar
tistically decorated with cedar and
Oregon grape, were filled with guests
His knowledge of county affairs Is
broad and he has a mind of his own.
He is an honest hard-working farm
er and well liked by his neighbors.
He has a good knowledge of road
and bridge construction.
He haa been a resident citizen and
taxpayer of this county for 23 years
.
Electricity
Porcelain fillings have come .N.' York city,
" . ' .high Htnndfng, a i
i stay, and is acknowledged
i he so superior that in the
East many people are having
their j
them.
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All our work guaranteed.
L. L. PICKENS
.-; ,''Dentst- ' ,
leading representatives of the other
parts of the county to pick out and
settle upon some one man for this
place.
Signed; Taxpayers of Estacada
and vicinity.
GINSENG
Information Relating
to the Richest Product
: : of the Soil : :
Prof. Howard of the Missouri State
Agricultural College ' says: "I advise
American farmers to cultivate Gin
seng. Pig profits are realized. It Is
easily grown." A bulletin by the Penn
sylvania State College says: "The
supply of native Ginseng Root is rap
Idly diminishing and the price per
pound Is correspondingly Increasing,
while the constant demand for the
drug in China stands as a guarantee
of a steady market for Ginseng In the
future." American Consul General
Wildman at Hong Kong writes: "There
will be little difficulty in disposing on
this coast of all the Ginseng that is
grown in America.
Ginseng is a staple on the market
the same as corn, wheat, and cotton.
The present market price varies from
$G to $S per pound, while the cost of
production la less than $1.50. There
is room In one's garden to grow sev
eral hundred dollars worth each year.
The plant can be grown throughout
the United States and Canada In any
ijoil or climate that will grow ordi
nary garden vegetables. There are
two planting seasons, spring aud fall.
We are buyers and exporters of the
dried product, and grow roots and
seeds for planting purposes. Let us
show you how to make money growiug
Ginseng. You can get a practical start
in the business for a small outlay and
soon have a nice Income. Send two
cent stamp today for our Illustrated
literature telling all about it. Write
at once; you may not Bee this ad
again.
The St. Lcuh Ginseng Co.,
Grower and Exporter
Saint Loui. Mmmouri
The question of artificial light in your HOME
is worthy of serious consideration,
Do you realize, fully what electric service means
in the household all that it bestows in the direc
tion of health, comfort, convenience, conservation of
eyesight, and the added "TONfc" to your home?
Do you care to have your home as convenient
and comfortable for you and yours as you can make
it?
Electric service is available to the smallest as
well as the largest user. So cheap is the service at
our REDUCED RATES that it can be afforded in
the smallest homes.
In the STORE the uses of Electric Light are four
fold; As an illuminant, as an ADVERTISEMENT
and as a proclamation of PROGRESSION, of EN
TERPRISE, of ideas and methods that are UP-TO-DATE.
An ELECTRIC SIGN IS A SIGN OF LIFE.
Business life that is 'what attracts trade.
TRADE follows most easily the path blazed by
ELECTRICITY. '
Estimates on wiring, cost of current and informa
tion regarding the use of electricity for LIGHT or
Pi WKR, promptly furnished upon application to C.
G. Miller at the Company's branch office, next door
to the Bank of Oregon City. ' ,
PORTLAND GENERAL
ELECTRIC COMPANY
C. G. Miller Contract Manager for Oregon City.