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G OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1901). rv .1 ;i: tfminti Fits Koar Machine and Lasts Forever Never Breaks, Never Wears Out Purer, Clearer, More Brilliant Tone Buy Columbia Indestructible Records because they are really indestructible and you will keep on buying them because of their incomparably full, clear tone. They fit your machine! Cost 35 cents I Get a catalog:. A splendid repertoire to choose from and we arc adding to it right along. The Post Card Emporium W. G. PELLETIER, Prop. 4J9 Main Street Oregon City 3sj OUR FARMERS' PAGE. ENTERPRISE READERS ARE INVITED TO CON TRIBUTE AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL, LIVESTOCK, POULTRY, DAIRY OR "BIO CROP" ITEMS FOR THIS DEPARTMENT. Out of the Ginger Jar. The tomato can but will It? , The cheaper the shoes the louder the squeak. The wife of a henpecked husband is usually set in her ways. The man who persistently sits down 1b sure to become hard up. No matter how well mother may feel she is continually on the mend. It is Important to have clear vision. Even the potato must have sound eyes. Neither a boil nor a cabbage amounts to anything unless it comes to a head. If young Spendthrift would settle down he might soon be able to settle up. One of the most Insiduous and un expected forms of attack, is to tread upon a taclu You can not always gauge the im portance of a man by the angle at which he wears his hat. There is quite a difference between the door-jamb and the jam that moth er used to make. "There is the wreck of time!" ex claimed Jones, as his clock fell from the second-story window. There are no stripes on a flagstone, but if one falls on it had enough he will be likely to see stars. Some of the neckwear worn by fashionable young men is so loud that you can hear it in the next block. A simple worm went out to play Upon an April morning; An early robin chanced that way Without a chirp of warning; And that is the end of the story. Most anybody can retail butter. eggs, and vegetables, but we have never met a man smart enough to re tail a dog. Sometimes when a woman throws a brick at an old hen in the garden, It is harder on the scenery than it is on the hen. The best way to cultivate an appe tite is to cultivate a field, and then you will have both an appetite and the wherewithal to appease IL Some folks have rats in their gar rets, some have rats In their cellars, Because hard work made them so, don't be ashamed of bent shoulders. It is better to be bent in the back than broke in the pocket. Get out of the notion of making "beds" in your garden. Long rows are best Then the horse or the wheel can do most of the work. Working so late in the field makes supper late: and the tired mother must wash the dishes and potter about until bedtime. Instead of resting. Bet ter have an earlier supper and an hour to read and rest. Half a mill or mill higher each succeeding year! We must watch taxation and public expenditure, or, with valuation at i fane selling price, the man who is In dc'n, the man who has sickness, crop fai'tiro, or loss of stock, and the poor fellow who never learns to manage well, can not hold their farms. HINTS FOR STOCK OWNERS. Womanly Wisdom. How to mark table linen upset the gravy. Mau sues for woman's haud before marriage; she sews for him after ward. Do the outside painting while the dust Is still mud and before lusects appear. Iron your handkerchiefs In the mid dle first. Then they will not be so apt o pucker. Inspect the cellar often, and never allow any animal or vegetable matter to decay there. Every farmer's wife ought to have a book In which to keep her ought-to-buy-orgraphy. That is, the things she ought to purchase. How Is your carpet sweeper? Some times all that is needed to muke a sweeper (that you think Is worn out) do good work is to have the springs put In proper shape, or some new ones in place of the old ones. Do you have any further need for your little carriage that baby rode In? If not, there may be a poor woman near you who would be very thank ful for It. She will give her little ones a ride In it, and it will do them all good. When asparagus Is laid down In the water the tips cook to a pulp be fore the lower ends of the stalks are tender. Cut the bunches level across the bottom and stand them up in a pot of- boiling, slightly salted water, which reaches not more than halfway up the stalks, and cover closely. Have some buttered toast in a hot dish; lift the asparagus out to drain on this, and serve with a little melted butter. Bread puddings may be delicious OREGON, DEAR OREGON, (Alf "Helilelliet'K"! lletler than rlelies or worldly wealth Ik life In n rllme tlmt'a r.'ynl. Teeming with happiness, hope and health, And warmed by a sun benign; Sweeter than pelf that Is won by onftlth. Is building with oHIsons royul; So come, lot us clink, but first let us drink. One toast with a brimming stluo Here's to the stale Hint knows no dearth, Hero's to the hopes that rise; Hero's to her sons, I ho host on earth Hero's to her smiling skies; Hero's to hor past so glorious, Hero's to her future groat, Hero's to hor ever victorious, Hero's to our own dour sluto. Oh, Oregon, dear Oregon, The state wo love so well, Where summer snows and beautlous rose lVek mountain, hill and doll; Whore shimmering shoou and evor- green llletul Into hoav'n above; The thought of you. so old, so new, K'er fills our heart with love; The thought of you, so staunch, so true, E'er tills our hearts with lovo. WHEEZER OR SNEEZER. Have You Heard of Hyomel for Ca tarrh, Asthma and Hay Fever, If you wheeie or sneeie, hawk or spit, snuffle or blow, something Is the matter with the membrane of your respiratory tract, and you uood llyo- mel. And you need Hyomel because It will cure you of any catarrhal or In tlamuiatory condition that exists. li Isn t a stomach medicine, or spray, or douche, hut a very pleasant healing, antiseptic balsam, from the eucalyptus forests of Australia. You breathe this balsamic air through' a small, bard rubber Inhaler, and It reaches every nook, corner and crev ice of the membrane, and promptly kills the catarrh germs. Huutloy Bros. Drug Co. will soil you a complete Hyomel (pronounced lllgh-o-me) ' outfit for $1.00, on tho money back plan. The use of Hyomel cured Mr. Cut ler of catarrh In 1904. He has stnuig ly endorsed tho use of Hyomel In many instances, and we are glad to go on record regarding this marvel lous catarrh cure, and endorse It." Mrs. A. Cutler. 201 Tost Ave.. Baltlo Crook. Mich. Shear the sheep early. Dip the sheep Immediately after shearing and again in about three. weeks to destroy eggs and all ticks or otherwise. Just as they are made, that may have escaped at the first dip- Usually they are too stiff with bread, ping. I or baked until the custard breaks Into The lambs should be dipped at the ! whey. They need only a covering of same time; for when the ewes are buttered bread, sprinkled with sugar; shorn, the ticks flock on to the lambs. I or are better if made of cinnamon Do not leave them out In the spring : buns, which are already sweetened rains. and contain currants, tor the cus- tard use three eggs to a quart of milk; When a cow is a little off, never put ; do not make It too sweet. Bake only her milk in with the rest 1 until the custard is set, not a moment To milk a cow clean, and without longer, or it will be watery and Bpoll- fretting her, Is an act that should beied. Will of Reece Daugherty. Tho will of fleece Dimghorty was filed for probate Monday afternoon. In the will Mr. Daugberty first re quests that all of his jusi debts and funeral expenses be fully paid and satisfied Immediately after his death. To his daughters. Mary E.. Carrie flolle, Klsle J. Snwtell. ho loft all of his real and personal property, share and share alike. He names Ralph Sawiell sole executor, and that no bonds of any kind be required of him hy the court. REAL ESTATE looked upon as an accomplishment Apply the Babcock test and be guid-i ed by its teaching and thou shalt have gold both to spend and to lend. If the young pigs should show signs of looseness of the bowels, shut off all feed to the sow but dry oats for a day or two, and the trouble will usu ally disappear. Of all the crops a farmer raises, Or capital employs, None gives such comforts And such praises As a crop of girls and boys. Night On Bald Mountain. On a lonely night Alex. Benton of Fort Edward, N. Y. climbed Bald Moun- Bllnd the hogs that have the habit t8ln to the home of a neighbor, tortur- and'while not a few young ladies have of eatin& chickens by hanging a strip ; ed by Asthma, bent on curing him good-sized rats in their hair. of tln- four lnches b elght lDches ln i with Dr. King's New Discovery, that J'm tired of all this drudgery, slgn-''"- "" ""had cured himself of asthma. This ed the flour-sifter, as it finished bast- j em when almost everything else has , wonderful 'VTever see a man on a railway! " I Qckly cured his neighbor. Later It train who is all bows and smiles to! The new-born colt must have milk. cured his son's wife of a severe lung chance acquaintances, and who will during the first half hour of its life, j trouble. Millions believe Its the great ride twenty or forty miles beside his or the chances are that it will die' t Throat and L cure on earth of conversation? Unfortunately there, to start the milk. If it is not, help it. are a few such men; but none, we! The first milk is necessary as it trust, among our folks. I causes the bowels to move naturally. If there is any serious constipation, Play Fair It Pays. I glve 8 "ttle castor"0"' or 6've injec- ' tinna rtf ana n on A v.' arm if atar Keep the mare quiet and feed care- No matter how much money a man may have he does not like to be de- fuIly for a week or teQ daygf wnen i i w V ""'"'she may be turned In pasture but the cloth to be Just what the merchant says it is; if he buys a barrel of ap- only for a short time at first. If the mare does not have milk Coughs, Colds, Croup, Hemorrhages and sore Lungs are surely cured hy it. Best for Hay Fever, Grip and Whooping Cough. 50 cents and $1. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Jones Drug Co. help out, but it must be done with common sense. Very rich milk should not be used. pies be is indignant if he discovers ; nnh mllu mnv h t V. Kl- ., 1 .... V. V , n , n ' - J "w " tuai kuxs .J.g ajJJJio uac uccu jui m the ends of the barrel and small or unsound ones between, and he decides not to deal again with the man from whom he bought them. No man wins permanent success who does not deal , a Common Cold, fairly with his customers But let We claim that If catching cold could us not be honest simply because It be avo(le(, Bome of tne mogt danger. pays financially for there is a belter QUg and faUl dlsea9ea wouId r be forded and the true welfare of the ture bed fof germg of Jnfectlou, dIg. i eases. Consumption, pneumonia, diph- ' tberia anr scarlet fever, four of the Gumption on the Farm. most dangerous and fatal diseases. In every Instance the man who has are of this class. The culture bed Just finished has a great advantage f,jrmed by the cold favors the devel- over the one who Is Jubi going to do opment of the germs of these diseases It. Procrastination is the greatest that would not otherwise find lodg- enemy of agriculture, and for that ment There Is little danger, how- matter of every other culture. eV(.r of any of these dlHeaseg belng Take work easy during the first few contracted when a good expectorant days or weeks of spring Cough Remed , U(jed ,t deana out Make a bundle of last years mis- these cl,ture )jftdg that favor the dev. takes and plow hem under deep. elopment of the germs of these d! n?v ,iT l erW " ea!ifca- Tbat 18 y this remedy has they didn t Iiave one or more eyes ,v.v,i .i. n. ., , v uui , tti nan jr oui.nniUl 111 under ground. If your neighbor has a good man ,w ....... -ui, in-, iair, yjuii i Jf-g ii y iu enure mm away, j nere s where the Golden Rule it's In. preventing pneumonia. It not only cures your cold quickly, but mlnim- the risk of contracting these dangerous diseases. For sale by Huntley Bros. Co. NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM Located in the new masonic bldg. With a new clean list of good property for sale. Large farms, small farms, acre tracts, city property, Gladstone lots, Parkplace lots, & etc. Come and see us if you want to buy or sell and we will treat you fairly. D. K. BILL & CO. Rooms 6 and 7 Masonic Bldg. The Turkish Marriage. In Turkey marriage Is a strictly civil act, the validity of which con sists in Its being attested by at least two witnesses; and although an imam, or priest. Is usually present at the signing of the contract, It Is In his legal rather than in his religious ca pacity. The civil ceremony Is sim plicity Itself. The bridegroom and his witnesses repair to the home of the bride, in the selamllk of which her male relatives discuss with them the payment of the neklah. The ques tion settled, and the contract drawn up, the bridegroom repeats hlB de sire to marry the daughter of the house, upon which the Imam proceeds to the door communicating with the haremllk, behind which the bride and her female relatives are assembled. After announcing the amount of the neklah agreed upon, the Imam asks the maiden If she accepts the suitor for her husband. The question and the affirmative answer having been thrice repeated, the Imam returns to the selamlk, where he attests the con sent of the bride, and the couple are considered to be legally married. The bride and groom do not meet, however, until the conclusion of the dughun ziafeti, or week of wedding festivities, which may not be held for some months afterward. E. Alexan der Powell, In the April Everybody's. It's A Top Notch Doer. Great deeds compel regard. The world crowns Its doers. That's why the American people have crowned Dr. King's New Ulscovery the King of Throat and Lung remedies. Kvery atom Is a health force. It kills germs, and colds and la grippe vanish. It heals cough-racked membranes and coughing stops. Sore, Inflamed bron chial tubes and lungs are cured and hemorhages cease. Dr. Geo. More, Black Jack, N. C., writes "It cured me of lung trouble, pronounced hopeless Dy an doctors." ruC and IM. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Jones Drug Co. For Diseases of the Skin. Nearly all diseases of the skin such as eczema, tetter, salt rheum and bar bers' Itch, are characterized by an Intense Itching and smarting, wnlch often makes life a burden and disturbs sleep and rest. Quick relief may be had by applying Chamber lain's Salve. It allays the itching and smarting almost instantly. Many cases have been cured by Its use. For sale by Huntley Bros. Co. COMFORTING WORDS. Many an Oregon City Household Will Find Them So. To have the pains and aches of a bad back removed; to be entirely free rrom annoying, dangerous urinary dls ord. is Is enoiight to make any kidney sufferer grateful. To tell how this great change can be brought about will prove comforting to hundreds of Oregon City readers. William McLarty, 10th and Wash ington streets, Oregon City, Or., says: "I had a persistent backache and pains through my loins that never seemed to let up. Tho pains bother ed me mostly at night and It was Im possible for me to find a comfortable position. I did not get my proper rest and consequently In the morning, I had but little energy.' Seeing Doan's Kidney Pills nrvertlscd, I procured a box at Huntley Bros, drug- store and when I had used half the contents my condition was greatly Improved, but I used tho entire box to make sure of the beneflclul effects. Kidney trouble has now entirely disappeared from my system and I give Doan's Kidney Pills my highest recommendation." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. YOU'LL HAVE YOUR HANDS FULL to find better groceries at more rea sonable prices than we offer. In fact we do not believe you can do It. Don't say you can without (irnl examining our groceies and learning our prices. That's only fair to us nn l fair to yourself. The het'er Judge of iiu,l Ity and value you uie the sorer we are of your order. 8peclal for this Week. Walnuts 15c per pound MalU Vita oc per package Currants 10c per package ItalHlns 10c per package Prunes 6c per pound Swift's Pride Hoap 8 for 25cts Pyramid Wash Powder 15c pkg A. ROBERTSON THE 7TH STREET GROCER. Both Phones 41. Willamette. Kails Co. to .tunica Nu- dan, bus A and II of tract S ot Wll liuuette Tniets, and porthm of tract 4. Sellwoott ljuid and Improvement Co. to Thus. J. Muloy, of Unci 3 in tnik uiove, ij acres; f.VfiO. II. A. Colili et ill to K. K. Williams, tract of land containing Hi) no res in Tp. , . It IK; HH0O. .Iillletlo A. Hoyco to Kdwln A. Hyde SW 1-4 of NK 1 4 Of NW 14 of ttli 1-4 and SK 1-4 of Mi 14 except to acres III SK cor. thereof, of See. 2!, TIS, U.'iK, or W. M., 118 acres; I'.'SIM), Kloua lltirdoii mid Kivd A. lluidiiii to August Huhc lots 4 to I) Inclu lvn. of block II of Windsor. James luideii et al to A, W, Cof fin, lols A mid II of Tract 3. all that portion of tract 4 on north sldo of county road; $700. Kd T, S u if us to llerthil K. Hurfus, to William K. Smith, lot , block 14S. ureiion i ity; ii&u. tlirlstliin Ileiinlg and Henrietta lleiinlg to Kinery Itiipliaelsnu, N10 1-4 of NW 14 of Wl of NW 14 of Wi of NW 1-4 of NU 14 of section HI, HIS, HIW. of V, M , 60 acres: ff.400. J. S- and 15. T. Uvncli to J. W. Woos tor. SIC 1-4 of N Wl 4 and NK 14 of SW 14 and WV, of NWti of 815 t 4 of Section 2ti. T5S, 1UH, of W. M K'O acres; ftUMO. It. II. Ilentle, lux deed, to J. C. Kill ott S aero In See. !. T'JS, 1UK. Oscar T. Skoog and Anna C. Skoog to Dr. H. V. Morlenseii, lota ti nml 7, block M, Onk linive; $ 10. J. W. Hood and Lucy M. Heed to K.itncuda .Mercantile Co. lots ;'l and 111 blk. ti. Kstttcilda; lOOO. John I', tleiigler and wife to Michael liengler, nil of blk. Sli. Cluckniuas Heights; SH0. Ernst Muller to C. Schliebel 10 ncres of NW 14 of section :ii, TIS, USB. of W. .M.; $100. Anna II. Hodman to Henry A. Ded- man lot J, hlk 11. Canity; $10. KstRciida State Hunk to Ksiacada Mercantile Co., lots J and. 3. blk ti. Kstaruda; also strip of land on north side of Lot No. 24, block ti. and strip on enst side of suld lot; l.'.'il. W. It. Cury to W. K. Cury and Huth Cary to Kstucadn Mercantile Co. lot 23. block 6. and W 34 feet of lot 24, block ti, Kstaeailu; fjfiO. Muttle KU-e to Win. J. Klrklnnd, lot ('.'.) and N'- of lots "3 anil 71 In Jen nings Lodge; $100. N. P. and M. K. Tomllnsoii to Henry Melster, 2 acres in NW I I of section S, T2S. K2K; $300. I). It. and KunnlK l Dliulck to L and Nettle V. Itlgg. J7 ucrei In NW 14 of section 12. IIS, ItlK; $IM0. I. It and Fniinlu I,. IMinlck to (ieo. and Margaret Mains, 27 acres lu sec tion 12. TIS. KIK: $'. Kdwurd and Kffle Moticrlef to Wil liam C. Schmidt and Katie Schmidt its 25. 2fi. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31 II II (I 32. look 17, Mint horn Add: $im. August Osterback and Margaret A. Osterback to Charles K. Alexander 20 acres of sec tion 0, T2S, 113 B; $1.-o. John B. Matthews and Olive Mt- thews to Ida M. Warren, tract of land In Oak lirovo $"i50. Thomas Davis to August peter and wlfe 9S.44 acres of Hubert Cautleld P. L C; $10,001). Thomas Howell and wife to L K. Armstrong, land at Oak Drove; $:b'0. J. F. Deyoe nml wife to Charles H. Dye. 1!.K5 arres In section 4, TIS, 112 K; $023. C. W. and Alice Seymour to August Stubbe lot 3, of block K, of Kstncadn; $oon. Kstacada State Hunk to A. Morrow, lot 1, block 27, First Addition to Ks tuendn: $100. Joseph long to M. II, Hlchnrds 10 acres of Franklin Pierce l). L. C. No. an. t;is. iuk; $r.o. Hobertiis A. nml Hertha K. 1winey to Josepli F. Marks and Kva M. Marks, lot 2 block 1, Deorgo Currln I). L. C. No. 41: $S00. Kuimii li. Capps to K, O. and Km ma Wlcklund, 2128 acres of section 10, T2S, K2E; $3500. lxillle and J. II. Smith to Isaac A. Webb l'i acres of section 15, T2S, It 3 K; $."ii)00. Henry N. Johnson and wlfo to Hub ert .Miller, land In Clarknmiis County; $9. Thomas II. Reynolds and Josephine Reynolds to Annie 8. Miller, lots 43 and 41 of block lu, Mlnthorn Addition to Portland; $1. Carl Clirlsilnnson, et at., to August Stnehiey, 44 acres of section 13, T3 S. KIK; $2no. J. J. Kurlburt and Nellie Hiirlburt to M. A. nnd Agnes J. Jones, 10 acres of section 27, T2S, H2B: $1500. William Walter Parrett and Charles Addison Parrett to the Axo lagging Company, 40 acres In section 18, T3S. R1W; $700. Deorgn E. and Lizzie II. Pusey to Portland Hallway, Light & Power Co, NK 1-4 of SE 1-4, of section 18, TC3, R3K; $1. Franklin T. and Etta Griffith to Portland Itnllway Light APower Co., west half of wost half of section 32, west half of 8E 1-4 of section 30, T C3, R3E; $1. Charles II. and Martha A. Dauchy to Christina C. Fischer, 10 acres of Fendall 0. Cason and wlfo D. L. C. No. 50, T2S, R2E; $3000. Kmcllne Shaw to Isaac J. Morris- lots 0, 7, 8, 9, 20, 21, 22, 23, First Ad dition to Jennings Lodge. Ilabetta Wllhelm to L. E. and Mat- tie C. Armstrong all of lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, block 87, Oak Grove; $3700. , A Healing Salvo for Uunu, Chapped Hands and Sore Nlpplee. As n healing salvo for liiiins, sni'S. mire nipples and chapped liaiiiU Cbiiiu beiliiln'H Halve Is iiitiHl excellent, It iiIIion t h pain of a burn almost In stantly, and unless the Injury Is very severe, heals the plirta without leaving a scar. Price 25 cents. For mile by lluulley llntH Coinpiiiiy. , Administrator's Notice. Notice Is hereby given that Hie un dersigned has been duly appointed by Hie County Court of Claeliamas Coun ty. Oregon .adllillilMlinlor of the es late of James llaiiiiimen. deceased; all persons having claims agalii'd said estate are hereby notified to present, the same to me or to my ailoiiieys, duly verified as by law required Willi lu six mouths from date, hereof. Haled April 2, 19011. LIC VI 8TI0IIM AN. Adniluliili'iilor aforeoalil. 0, P. KIIY, C. D. and D, C. MTOI'ltlCTTIC. Attorneys for Administrator. Summons. In I lie Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for llui County of Clacka m as, August Montaiidoii, 1 I I lit I IT. v. Adolf llosll, and Kate llostl, his wlfo and C. IC. Itamsliy, Recorder of Con veyances (or Cliicliaiiius County, Oregon, Defendants. To Adolf Rostl mid Kate llostl, his wife: III (lie name of tho State of Oregon, you and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer tho com plaint (lied against you lu the aliovn entitled suit on or before Hie expira tion of six weeks from the. data of the drat publication of this summons, and If you full to so appear and an swer said complaint, for wunt then of, (lie pliilntlff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In said com plaint, to-wit; For tho cancellation of that certain deed of conveyaiico luadu by August Moutnndon and wlfo to Ailolph Hum I on or about the 15(h day of October, A. I). I'.HM, conveying thu following described properly, lo-lt:; Beginning at a point i!i!7 ehul:n Kust of tho Northwest comer of Ihn Soiilh West quarter of Secilon 34. T, 4 S.. It. I K. of W. M . and running thelico West 20. 117 chains; tbeiieo .i .i .. i... i r it freshing rest and lu Iho morning ' , "Z . . i 1 9 17 chains, thelico North 40 chain'. to th" place of beginning, containing 71 OH acres more rr less, being a part of Hie William IHitiablsoii II. L C, ami for a further decree compelling We'll Take Your Old Or(jtm Eller's Piano House Will Make Liber I Terms to Secure Second Hand Organe- Eltlier for Cash or on Exchange Cial. Being lu n position (o dispose of n number of second bund organs at once, we will lake your old Instrument oil hor for cash or aa part payment toward any piano lu our atock, lather than wait for Iheso liistrtinciita to come In through (ho usual course of business. If your organ la In good playable condition, or can readily Im put In saleable shape, wn, would like to liavn yon call on us at your earliest con venience nnd we will bo glad to make you an attractive offer. In case you live too far to mako us a personal call, wrltu lis giving a full description of your organ, when our mailorder department will Immediately wrlto you giving our most liberal tortus. Hcineniber ( necessary for us to have those organs at onre, so call or write to day. Eller'a Piano House, 353 Washington St., Portland Oregon. CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT A TRUST COMPANY. Land Tltlea Examined. Abetraote of Title Made. Office or Bank of Orra City. JOHN F. C1ANK. UT. HANDICAPPED Thle It the case with many Oregon City people. Too many Oregon City cltltene arj bundlrappod with a bad back. Tho unceasing pulp causes constant mis ery making work a burden and ktoo- lug or lifting an ImposVlilllty. The back aches at night, picvciitlug re stiff and lame. Plasters and lllil ments may give relief bii' cannot rench the causo. ,To eliminate the i . pains you must cure the kidneys. Ikuuis kidney pills euro sli k kid- ... euro .com ,m m. en;i can , , , ,i,.f.MI,lnlttM , (U,)ler up sal I you doubt Oregon City evidence' . , , ,, , ' ,,. W. M. Stone, a well kn .iwn resident , ., , , ,.!,, of Oregon city. Oregon. su): I have j ,. ,,..,,. r.,.,.,.llltf ,., It.-rordor been groiitly I ted by the use of! , - ,-i..l M two boxes of Doans Kidney pills. My : , frnm rr.ri, ,, , ; troubles were occasional dixy spells i .,.,,, , hnlt, t.,,.UlllIltt, (,,. are tco fn. I "it ;,4-.iri- of the kul- ( , (),,.,. ney.serri'tlon. I had to get un often I ti.i u,.,'. at night on account of ll.o lutmr an j ,,r ,)f Thullll A. M. ltrlde. Judgo noyance, uttered ai times from ,lf , rlr(.llU ( ,,t. Slate of uttooks of back ache. Having found (ir,.g,m, made and entered ibis 23d such great relief throu,:n tho use of i dv of March. A. 1). 19"'.). directing Houn's Kidney pills I d.i not hesitate to recommend them." For sale by all dcil.'i I. lMcn 50 cents. Fosier-Mllbern Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agon. f.)r th0 l'iiltd States. ltemeinber tho name Loan's and tako no other. thiil suld summons bo published In the Oregon City Knterprlsii for six surcosslvfl weeks, colliini'liclug with tin. publication of Friday, Murrh 20, I9M9, mid ending Friday, May 7th. 19H9. IMMICK ft DIMII'K. Attorneys for Plaintiff. DON'T HITCH VOUR HOR8E IN THE RAIN Oct acquainted with B. W. Melllo.n & Co., Complete House- furnishers, Use their free stable room. Lists 2037 and 661. Restorat'on to Entry of Land In Na tional Forest. Notlcr la lirrcliy glvrn that the Innita ilt. icnlitn Itflow, cm ltrfu-ln l.i.i acres, within the ttrruim Natioiml rorcsl, OrrKon. will lie siil,rrt to ncttlrmcnt and entry unilrr the iivlslons ot the homestcnrl Inwi of the oteil Klulrt mill the net nf June tl. 1IMHI l.'ll Hint., a.'l.'ll, at the I'nlted Htfitrs Inml nice nt I'nriiaail, Oregon, on apni an. i'.iou. 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