8
OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1909.
BOIL YOUR WATER.
Dr. Carrl Dlscuiset Best Methods of
Preventing Typhoid Fever.
The prevalence of innumerable casos
of typhoid fevor In upper Willamette
Valley towns naturally migKosts the
taking of every reasonable precaution
to prevent the Introduction of a simi
lar epidemic in this city. In this con
nection. Dr. V. E. Carrl has Bounded
a warning note to the people of this
city about the danger of drinking wa
ter that has not been boiled.
"The filtration system Is very good
so far as it poes," he said in an inter
view, "and takes out all of the vege
table matter from the water, but will
not eradicate fever germs, which will
soon be coming down from the sewage
of up river towns by the millions. The
water here Is good, and an analysis
may not show typhoid baccillus, but
neither did an analysis of the water at
Eugene, where there is no filter."
'Residents of this city cannot ex
ercise too much care in looking after
their sewage. One the best things
to disinfect sewer pipes is common
coal oil. and a cup of oil should be
poured into the waste pipe of the sink
Tery often.
"Unslaked lime is an excellent dis
infectant, and is better than chloride
of lime and cheaper. People who use
wells should throw down a lump as big '
as one's head at least twice during the :
season. This will give rorth lime wat
er for a few days, but it is not at all
injurious, and after that the water will
be pure and sweet
"There Is only one way to make sure
of preventing typhoid and that Is by
boiling the water. Many people ob
ject to boiled water because it tastes
flat, as the air has been boiled out of
If. and it Js no longer full ot oxygen.
The same is true of melted snow.
When snow freezes the air Is; frozen
out of the ice crystals. But the ob
jection can be easily removed by plac
ing the boiled water in jugs or bottles,
and when the water has cooled the
jugs should be shaken for a few min
utes and it will reabsorb air. The
Jugs should not be more than half or
two-thirds full. Quite a number of
people here have adopted this method,
and one would never know that the
water they use had been boiled.
"I want to emphasize the statement
that the only safe way to avoid the
typhoid germs is by drinking only
water that ha3 been boiled. The fever-stricken
people of the Valley are
pouring their polluted water Into the
river, and already there have been
several cases In Oregon City that are
kindred to typhoid."
Heavy, Impure blood makes a mud
dy, pimply complexion, headaches,
nausea. Indigestion. Thin blood makes
you weak, pale, sickly. Burdock Blood
Bitters makes the blood rich, red and
pure restores perfect health.
;. ITCHING PILES.
If you are acquainted with anyone
who is troubled with this distressing
ailment you can do him no greater
WHOSE SAY -
With nearly all medicines put up for
ale through druggists, one has to take
the maker's say-so alone and exclusively
as to their curative value. Of course,
such testimony is not that of a disinter
ested party, and accordingly is not to be
given the same credit a if written from
disinterested motive. Dr. Pierce's medi
cines, however, form a single and there
fore striking exception to this rule.
Their claims to the confidence of Invalids
dos not ret solely upon their owners'
and makers' say-so or praise. Their in
gredients are matters of public knowl
edge, being printed on each separate
bottle wrapper. Thus Invalid sufferers
are taken into Dr. Pierce's full confi
dence. Scores of leading medical men
have written enomjh to fill volumes in
praise of the curative value of the
several ingredients entering into these
well-known medicines. Amongst thesa
writers we find such medicallighti as
Prof. Finiey Ellin-wood, M. D., of Ben
nett Meilcal Odlflife, Chieaio: Prof.
Halo, of the same city : Prof. Jno. M.
Scudder, M. D.. late of Cincinnati. Ohio;
Prof. Jno. Kimr, M. D., late of Cincin
nati, Ohio; Dr. Grover Coe, of New
York; Dr. Bartholow and scores of others
equally eminent.
The writings of these have been for the
various medical Journals and for publi
cation in standard medical books for pro
fessional reading and instruction, and
hence are the more valuable as they re
late to Dr. Pierce's medicines, since the
writers did not know that they were en
dorsing and recommending articles that
enter into the composition of these medi
cines and had no personal Interest what
ever therein. Hence, their great value
as endorsements.
A brief synopsis, of a small part only,
of these extensive writings, which apply
to the several Ingredients entering into
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
the world-famed remedy for weak stom
ach, or dyspepsia, torpid or congested
liver, biliousness, ulceration of stomach
and bowels and kindr-d ailments has
bn cwnoiled for publication in book
form. These extracts also treat of the
several inwdients entering into the
composition of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pro
scription for we:ik, over-worked, "run
down." debilitated, nervous women, who
find I n It. u. Tirfpi.li.uu hi.n
.Send voTir name and address by potan
cara or w rier, witn request lor this little
book, to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Huffalo, N. Y.,
and it will be mailed free to your
address. From It you will learn vhy .
Golden Medical Discovery" cures ca
tarrh of the nasal passages, even though
of years' standing. It is a most potent
constitutional renwdv for this terribly
common and genially unsuccessfully
treated m-ilady. Tiie cure will be facil
itated If Dr. Saue's OtUrrh Remedy be
employed to cleanse out the nasal pas
sages at the same time that the "Iiis
covery" Is employed for the constitu
tional treatment.
The "Discovery" Is equally efficient In
the cure of catarrh of the stomach and
bowels, and In cases of ulceration of these
organs. Read what Doctors King, Scud
der, Grover Coe, and others say of the
curative properties of Golden Jseal root
and of Stone root In cases of the above
diseases. Both these roots are Important
In2redients of "Golden Medical Discov
ery." From the writings of t!ie-e same
authors yon will learn, why the "Golden
Medical Discovery" cures chronic, or
lingering ailments of the throat and bron
chia attended wdth hoarseness, cough,
soreness and kindred symptoms. Several
of the Ingredients In the "Golden Med
ical Discovery " are highly recommended
for their specific, curative effects In
larvngitls, or "Speakers' sore throat," as
well as in Incipient consumption and
Obstinate, lingering coughs, which, if
neglected or bndly treated, aro apt to end
lu consumption.
From the sumo little book you may
learn why Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
favor than to toll him to try Chamber- j Georgia P. Meldrum and John W. Mel
Iain's Salve. It gives Instant relief. ' drum for quit claim deed for land
Price 25 cvnts per box. Sold by I deeded for bicycle path, since aban
Howell & Jones. idoned.
A GREAT SUNDAY MAGAZINE.
Not only' Is the news of the whole
world covered with unexampled full,
ness In the Sunday issues of The
Chicago Record-Herald, but every
edition embrces also an assortment of
Illustrated special articles ranking
with the highest products of our best
...m.liui. Clink ..11V-,..u n mi. I
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Walter Wellman and Frank G. Carpen-,
ter are regular contributors to The !
Chicago Sunday Record-Herald. There
are many special articles In each issue
of particular Interest to women. In
cluding the latest fashions, household
economy, art. music and the drama,
etc. There is a beautiful illustrated
special porting section, which not only
covers all the news of the sporting
world with a throughness that satis
fies to the utmost, but includes also
entertaining departments by such
sporting exports as Tim Murnane. who
writes of baseball matters; Malachy
Hogan. noted for his "Talks on Pu
gilism." and J. L. Harvey, who con
ducts the department of "harness
horses." The comic section and other
entertaining departments round out
this mammoth Sunday magazine to the
entire satisfaction of its readers.
OASTOnXA. -
Bnti Ui m Haw Hmn Bct
CLACKAMAS COUNTY COURT.
Business Transacted at Regular Feb
ruary Term.
Be It remembered. That at a regu
lar term of tho County Court of Clack
amas County held in the Court House
in Oregon City, for the purpose of
, , . . ,
transacting county business in Febru-
ary the same being tne time nxea
by law for holding a regular term of
said court, present Hon. Thos. F.
Ryan, county judge, presiding; T.' B.
Ullen and We Brobst, Commission
Ira, when the following proceedings
ere had, to-wlt:
Claims aainst the county examined
and ordered paid.
In the matter of claim of R. W. Por
ter for damages to land and self by
reason of opening of Law ton road:
Ordered that Court visit the premis
es at noon Thursday, February 8,
1906.
In the matter of the petition of Paul
Dunn and others for opening up and
Improvement of New Road in Sandy
District;
Ordered that court visit said road
on the 10th day of February, in order
to see what roads should be best to
expend apportionment on.
In the matter of the petition of
SO IS BEST ?
tion cures Uie wort case of female!
weakness, prolapsus, anil -version and j
i- mu-ii iniii aim inrrn-u irregu lanues. ;
cures pu.ufull periods, dries up disagree-
ahlft H Of i wenif I'ltinir ilratna i.mi.t i .......
known as p-h ic catarrh, and why in sm-
mat Ion of Din ovaries and a multitiu.,. .
other disea.ses peculiar to women, rndi.
vield to its marvelous curative potency
Bear in mind. It Is not a patent nr evi i
a secret medicine, but the " Fnvor'.N
Prescription" of a regularly etincAtui
physician, of large ex ru'hce in
cure of woman's peculiar a inn nts. I o
frankly and cheerfully takes his patient
into his full con: deuce by telling thi m
just what his "Prescription" is com
posed of. Of no other ni'diclne rut up
for woman's r'cial mr ladies aid oid
through druggists, enn it le si:id that
the maker 1m not afraid to deal tla:s
frankly, openly und honorably, by lett i&
every patient u ing ihe same luow
exactly vh:it she Is taking.
That every Ingredient entering Into Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription has the en
dorsement of the leading medical writers
of the age amply attests Its harmless
character as well as its sterling curative
value. Send yjiir address for the little
book and read what some of the most
eminent medical men of this century gay
of the curative properties contained in
the several Ingredients which go to make
up Dr. Pierce's leading medicines. No
other medicine are backed up by such
marvelous, disinterested, professional en
dorsements. This one fact Is worth more
and should have more weight In deter
mining whether these' non-secret medi
cines, or some secret compounds without
proiessionai endorsement and witn only
the makers prale to recommend them.
SJn"tear2? mort ,,ke,jr effecnm' j
portant cures.
In favor of Dr. Pierce's medicines to the
frank, confiding, oien statement of their
full composition, giving every Ingredient
In plain Eiujlinh, without fear of success
ful criticism and with confidence that
the good sense of the afflicted will lead
them to appreciate this honorable man
ner of confiding to them what they are
taking into their stomachs when making
use of these medicines.
Dr. Pierce's medicines are made from
harmless but efficient medicinal roots
found growing in our American forests.
The Indians knew of- the marvelous j
curative value of some of these roots
have grown in favor bv reason of their I
superior curative virtues and their safe
fiTii , V .. ' .. " , rte i
tLl ti 1 ii I u K",JWV JKB a 01 District No. 8, $150.00; District No. 9,
the friendlier whites, and gradually some Tll',, M in -onoo- niu
of the more progn-ssiw physicians came 1,75-bx0 D' L1??' V'. ?J t' n
to test and use tlTem. and ever since, thev trict No. 11, $900.00; District No. 12,
lou .ia.. . ... ami.-. i . inue jne ; $500.00; DlKtrlct No. 10, $400.00; DIs
xxik mentioned In the preceding column M' 17 .,,,,. rurW Nn ih
Wl tell you all about the properties and 0' J4.00;?0, , lr rl '
lses of these most valuable medicinal i $''00.00; District No. 19, $375.00; DIh-
use
roots. Send for it now. i
Your druguists sells the Favoritr I
pRKKcRnTio.v and also that famous :
tm.l,. I.U (:,. iv M..,.,,... Tu..,.-
'iiimt aiiu swmiacn
krv." Write to Dr. Pierce I about your I trlct No- 2C- 25.00; District No. 27,
case. He Is an experienced physician I $080.00; District No. 28, $700.00; DIs
and will treat your case as -confideri- j trict No. 29, $230.00; District No. 30,
uai ana w inout cnarge lor correspond. ;
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, j
Saili.il III III ill, Ulf
i., oi wnicn no is cniei consulting
physician.
It Is as easy to bo well as 111 and much
more comfortable. Constipation Is tho
cause of many forms of illness, liocter
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipa
tion. They are tlnv, sugar-coated gran
ules. One little "Pellet" is a gentle Inxa
tlve, two a mild cathartic All dealers
In medicines sell them.
Dr. Pierce's lOOO-naire Illustrated hnnXr
The Common Sense Medical Advl;er."
2! nniilf.?, ln,?''rcv,'rsolrf;c',!'toI I
mailing ml vSi M sTmpS ihe. "doth- of Need and George L. Barn
bound volume will be sent. It was holtzer, for franchise for telephone
'ormerly sold fortl.no per copy. AddreM lines;
Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Ordered that said petitions be grant-
Ordered that clerk Issue quit claim
deed for county's Interest In said land
so conveyed. '
In the matter of aid for Mr. Walling
for temporary relief;
Ordered that he be given an order
on the Hod Front Storo for $5.00 of
groceries.
In the matter of care of William
Butcher, a county charge:
I viurin.
Ordered that H. Kelnhofer be al-
I I ....,,,1 acrtil
ww vii o.w
per month for caro of
said charge until further orders.
In the matter of claim of Isaac Wil
liams and others for appropriation of
July, 1905:
Ordered that this matter bo refer
red to Commissioner Klllen to ascer
tain whether work has been done In
accordance with order made when
money was appropriated.
In the matter of the New Henderson
IRoad;
Ordered that subscription bo ac
cepted, and tho petitioners and sub
scriptions be allowed, the eight hun
dred pounds of powder asked for, and
the working out of subscriptions be
placed In charge of D. Sullivan, road
supervisor.
In the matter of petition and sub
scription work on Cedar Creek Hill
by F. M. Samson and others:
It is ordered that said petition be
granted and the 3tH pounds of powder
be used on said road under supervi
sion of Supervisor Garrett.
In the matter of the allowance to
John McNamara. county charge:
Ordered that allowance be reduced
to $10 per month.
In the matter of allowance for caro
of Henry Lewis, county charge;
Ordered that allowance for care of
said charge be $10.00 per month until
further orders.
In the matter of drainage of road
In Molalla District at Robblns Hill;
Ordered that Clerk notify Super
visor VIck to open ditch so as to pre-
vent water from running down said
clIt' "J. 16 w ' , . .
In the matter of subscription list
Lf Chr,8. Mochnke anrt othpr9 for ,m.
provement of r&ad from Masslngers
corner to Klingor on Elwood and High
land road:
Ordered that same be laid over un
til court can visit said road.
In the matter of the hill leading to
Field's bridge on the Stafford road;
Ordered that the grade on this hill
be reduced at a cost not to exceed
In the matter of petition of C. W.
Swallow and others for bridge across
Newell Creek;
Ordered that the county expend
$245 In construction of said bridge,
provided that petitioners Interested
will subscribe a sufficient sum to put
the roads leading to said bridge In a
passable condition and pay any fur
ther expense above said $245 that
may be found necessary In completion
of said bridge.
In the matter of Injury to R. W.
Porter by reason of explosion of caps
on South End Road;
It Is hereby ordered. Mr. Porter
agreeing to accept $100.00 In full pay
ment of all claims for damages on
account of said Injuries, that a war
rant on the general fund be drawn In
favor of R. W. Porter for $100.
In the matter of construction of
bridge across Milk Creek at Union
j ni-.
JTQ
Ordered that bld-iof D. L. Trulllnger
to construct said bridge in accordance
with plans, specifications and agree
ments, for $325.00 be accepted and
Mr. Trulllnger proceed to construct
said bridge at once.
In the matter of road graders;
Ordered that offers of S. D. Klger
& Company for Road King Grader and
that of S. A. Manny of Salem for
Twentieth Century Grader be accept
ed and one each be purchased.
In the matter of corrugated culvert
on Stafford road and Wllsonvllle and
Buttevllle road In Pleasant Hill dis
tricts; Ordered that two corrugated cul
verts 28 feet long and 18 Inches di
ameter, one for Stafford road and one
for Wllsonvllle road be purchased.
In the matter of petition of J. W.
Roots for vacation of certain streets
in Boring Junction;
Ordered that this matter be contin
ued. In the matter of the proposition of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany to Install clock In court house;
Ordered that said proposition be re
jected. In the matter of liquor license of A.
Corrlgan ;
Ordered that clerk Issue a license
to sell liquors to Annie Corrlgan for
a period of three months.
In the matter of apportionment of
road funds to the different road dis
tricts and cities;
Ordered that the road fund be ap
portioned as follows:
Estacada, estimated, $115.00; Mil
waukle, estimated, $135.00; Oregon
City, estimated, $2000.00; Canby. es
timated, $200.00; Road District No. 1.
$450.00; Road District No. 2, $800.00;
District No. 3. $900; District No. 4,
$300.00; District No. 5, $450; District
n0. 0, $350.00; District No. 7, $30000;
$000.00; District No. 13, $400.00; DIs
trict No. 14, $000.00; District No. 15,
$5"0 00; DlKtrlct No. 10, $400.00; DIs
trict No. 20, $380.00; District No. 21
?.i"lo 00 - niHfrlet No 22. 1475.00: DIs-
trict No. 23, $525.00; District No. 24,
I fiOA AO, Tl r.i -I KT
itignnn - nitrlni Vn or. 4C.r,nn- nu.
''" I'BUIUI 111)
$600.00; District No. 31, $500.00; DIs
f J '
$550.00; District No. 33,
$400.00; DlHtrlct No. 34, $5000; Dis
trict No. 38, $700.00; District No. 39,
$1000.00.
In the matter of relief of Mrs. Chute
widow of indigent soldier;
Ordered that warrant issue Jn favor
of Meade Post for $5.00 monthly until
further orders of this court.
In the matter of the application of
Molalla Mutual Telephone Company
tho Citizens Mutual Telephone C
Com-
A N IK
THE HOUSE FURNISHER
Vn you remember tho "sight unseen" trades or "swaps" of boyhood? Onu of tho par
ties to the transaction usually got the worst of It, illdn't he? And It wasn't usually the one
who proposed tho deal, whs It? ,
There's a lot of the same sort of "sight unseen" trailing going on todny, Only now
a days It Is called Buying by Mall. The pictures In tho ailvertlHoiueiits of the mull order
houses look nice; tho talk sounds nice and souu'tiiueit the den turns out all right. But even
supposing It does wherein Is tho buyer any better oft than If hu bought of a homo mer
chant? Take any article you chose from the long list of things sold by mall, and you can buy
It just as cheaply and just as well here ut home. Tho expenso of selling It by mull Is Just
as great, lf not greater, than the expense of Helling It over tho counter.
Where we have rent, taxes and clerk hire to pay, the mall order dealer linn nil those
and rents and taxes aro higher In the largo cities thnu hero and In addition ho has to pay
a small army of bookkeepers, stenographers, shipping clerks and other employes, besides
tho Immense cost of advertising,
We can do business on a smaller margin of profit than the mall order dealer run;
we know our people and their desires .and wo know Unit we have sold arid will soil better
goods for the money than tho other fellow does.
If you wish to buy a new extension table, bureau, stoves, chiffonier or a new carpet,
or doors and windows, come and see us, we will figure with ymi and rati save, you money.
Following we Itemize a few of our bargain and prices apeak for themselves:
CUPBOARD CATCHES
3ti Inches lung. Berlin
bronze finish case, strong
steel spring J()o
HANDY SIZE HOUSE HAM
MER Polished and nickel
plated, claw end, 12 In.
hardwood handle, double
varnished
PARAGON FLAT NOSE
PLIERS C'-s Inches long,
American made, bright
Sttfl tc.
GIMLET, rosewood handle,
best tempered steel.. ()c
EXTENSION SASH CURTAIN RODS
Heavy brassed rod, diameter 7 lti Inch.
Cap and shoulder extends to 4X Inches.
Screw brackets Ju
BREAD RAISERS Best extra tin, extra
strong, food ventilated cover, 2 strong
side handles ;o
NICKEL TABLE OR SEWING LAMP
Full nickel plated. No. 2 nickel burner,
stands 10 Inches high without chimney.
Outside filling device, extension wlck rals
er, broad safety base, all complete, gl-OO
SPRING BALANCE SCALE
25 pound spring
A bargain In half covered dust pans, made
of heavy tin, strong, 7 Inch, round handle
riveted and painted. Hole In handle for
hanging l()c
14-Qt. Tin Flaring Pall, full
POULTRY NETTING 2-Inch mesh, standard sUe, first quality, galvanized before weaving I'sed
only for poultry yards, but as supporters for vluea, trellis, etc. 30 Inches wide, per yard..,"ic
ed subject to the rules and conditions
made by the county court.
In the matter of the petition of Wil
liam B. Thomson for a private gate
way from his residence to a county
road;
Ordered that board of county road
viewers meet at residence of petition
er on the 22d day of February, 1900.
In the matter of appointment of
Health officer;
Ordered that Dr. J. W. Morris be
and Is appointed Health Officer for
that part of Clackamas County lying
outside of the limits of Incorporated
cities, he to assume the office on the
first day of March, 1906.
In the matter of bridge across Pud
ding river from Union to Harlow;
Ordered that plans and bids for
said bridge be asked for.
In the matter of resignation of W.
A. Hall as Constable for Justice Peace
District No. 12;
Ordered that said resignation be
accepted as Constable, anil that V.
H. Ilorlng be appointed to fill said po
sition. In the matter of resignation of
J. C. Snyder as supervisor of road dis
trict No. 29;
Ordered that said resignation be ac
cepted and that Iewls Kell be appoint
ed to fill vacancy.
In the matter of the Gorbett road;
Ordered that this matter be continu
ed until March term of this court.
In the matter of the resignation of
J. H. Held as Fruit Inspector;
Ordered that said resignation be ac
cepted, and that Mr. Lewis be
appointed to fill the vacancy.
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I
2,000 miles of long dis
tance telephone wire in
Oregon, Washington, Cali
fornia and Idaho now in
operation by the Pacific
Station Telephone" Com
pany, covering 2,2'jU
towns
Quick, accurate, cheap
All the satisfaction of a
personal communication.
Distance no effect to a
clear understanding, Spo
kane and San Francisco
as easily heard ad Port
land. Oregon City office at
Hal-ding's Druir Ston
JAYNE'S
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One 2blndo loys' knife, 3
Inch long lacipiereil hull'
die; Hi mil chain (c
SPECIAL LOT OF FILES B
Inches long There may
be some very slight Imper
fect Ion lu cut, but fur all
practical uses theno are
eipiul to the best. Temper
guurnnteed ()c
CHAIR SEATS Performed
maple, first class goods,
made of threo luyers of
maple veneer with grains
crosswise; Hindi In any
shape ,V
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slis )c
vMM. 60 YEARS'
A To Ms
'Mf1 Covkmts Ac
Anrofl tMirltnr a aktrb and dtwenptloa mmf
qnlriif Mcsjruitiotir oiHuion fr wbattiwr an
infflhtlnn it pmbublf piiantfthl. Cfuamuitlrsv
UonaitrirMrftiiiAiUfiilaJ. HANDBOOK on Ksuwb
out trmm. OMmi mtmurf tor Mcurliif twlwita.
I'aiwnu tmi (bruri atuun A Co. fcol?
9peuU (, without ohiriio, la M4
Scientific American.
A fcutiUnmiilr llhiilnlMl WHklr. I JmMt fit
tulaOoti of art? mention Jnurual. 1 arnit. I m
1mr; fmir nmnltia, L Suldbfall eawailMlara.
MUNN&Co.,B-New York
Uraucta OOoa, Ok W Bt, Waitaluluu, U. C.
JOHN YOUNGER,
Near Huntley's Drup; Store,
FORTY YEARSlXPERIENCE 1
Ureat Britain aud Ameriea.
LWl)
I Famous at home (or 1
Gederations past; I
Famnii nonJall rier il
mm A .a.m " k - " . H H
H Sol Agsnoy for Ortgon City. ,
- C; 1 ErsBiim.
the standard cough and cold cure for over
75 years now comes also in a
"V A rV TrTl Contenient
Miff XI I be without it.
ijofi ALMAXAC
Ilk
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WALL PAPER
Double Itull .... 10c
Five Pint lipped tin sauce' pan, Iron bundle,
standard goods, (K
SPECIAL VALUE OF BRACKET LAMPS
limine bracket, swinging socket, complete
with No. 2 filler fount. No. 2 sun burner.
No. 2 chimney and flue 8 Inch silvered
glass reflector 7,V
14 QUART DISH PAN Made of extra I t
Tin. not to bo compared with tho light
weight goods l,"Je
40 foot galvanlr.ed wire clothes Hue :o
guage wire e
Tin wath Basins ,"e
10-Qt. Galvanized Pall, full site, strong ball.
firmly riveted ears, protecting flange bot
tom (yc
not
ITCH RINGWORM.
E. T. Lucas, Wtngo, Ky., writes,
April 25. 1902: ' For 10 to 12 years I
had been afflicted with a malady gen
erally known as the 'Itch.' The Itching
was tnont unbearable; I had tried for
years to find relief, having tried all
i reuietiiea i coill.l near or. besides- a
number of doctors. I wish to state
that one single application of Mal
lard s hnow utilinent cured mo com
pletely and permanently. Hlnce then
I huve used the liniment on two sep
arate occasions for ring worm and It
cured completely." 2&c. &nc and ft.
.Sold by Huntley Uros. Co.
THK
CLEANSING
AMI) HIM I.I XO
CLIIK OH
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm
CATARRH
T.uJ and JiUuant la
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lurlona drug.
It la qukklj ahanrtxHt.
Ultra llallef at onra.
ft OlMMia ami ClHiiua'
Aiattte COLD 'N HEAD
1 1 rH ut! I'mtKta lha Mrmliralia. Kratorna tha
Hri.MW of Taata tint Him., Ura Htr, o nta at
Druwlau or I,, mall ; Trial Him,, 10 omta t niall.
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rtraauiy ,ir4i,iti. (ur,i..rt van h anil rnairrt.
frrm ivl.i.-a, h,,w u uUain taMMita. Inula uiaraa,
.pjrrwiiu,., ,N ALL C00NTIIIIi,
"""" WaiMng ton i.vtt timf,
monrf am, nltn lit fattnl,
Pitant ind lnfrlnfamant Practice Eicluilnly.
WrlUnrmimatii uaat
U auu Itnat, oap. OalM lutaa falaat 0o.
WA8HINQTON, O. C.
PIONEER
Trausfer and Express
Freight and parcels delivered
to all paita of the city.
RATE 3 REASONABLE
25c
to carry with you. Don't
size
AHkyoutdrugglat
FRKE. Writ, to D, D. Jayoa & Son, I'hiladtl.hl.
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